IV.
THE CITY OF CHUNGKING--THE CHINESE CUSTOMS--THE
FAMOUS MONSIEUR HAAS, AND A FEW WORDS ON
THE OPIUM FALLACY 35-49

CHAPTER V.
THE JOURNEY FROM CHUNGKING TO SUIFU--CHINESE INNS 50-62

CHAPTER VI.
THE CITY OF SUIFU--THE CHINA INLAND MISSION, WITH
SOME GENERAL REMARKS ABOUT MISSIONARIES IN CHINA 63-75

CHAPTER VII.
SUIFU TO CHAOTONG, WITH SOME REMARKS ON THE
PROVINCE OF YUNNAN--CHINESE PORTERS, POSTAL
ARRANGEMENTS, AND BANKS 76-96

CHAPTER VIII.
THE CITY OF CHAOTONG, WITH SOME REMARKS ON ITS
POVERTY, INFANTICIDE, SELLING FEMALE CHILDREN
INTO SLAVERY, TORTURES, AND THE CHINESE INSENSIBILITY
TO PAIN 97-106

CHAPTER IX.
MAINLY ABOUT CHINESE DOCTORS 107-114

CHAPTER X.
THE JOURNEY FROM CHAOTONG TO TONGCHUAN 115-124

CHAPTER XI.
THE CITY OF TONGCHUAN, WITH SOME REMARKS UPON
INFANTICIDE 125-134

CHAPTER XII.
TONGCHUAN TO YUNNAN CITY 135-147

CHAPTER XIII.
AT YUNNAN CITY 148-157

CHAPTER XIV.
GOLD, BANKS, AND TELEGRAPHS IN YUNNAN 158-170

CHAPTER XV.
THE FRENCH MISSION AND THE ARSENAL IN YUNNAN CITY 171-182

CHAPTER XVI.
THE JOURNEY FROM YUNNAN CITY TO TALIFU 183-201

CHAPTER XVII.
THE CITY OF TALI--PRISONS--POISONING--PLAGUES AND
MISSIONS 202-217

CHAPTER XVIII.
THE JOURNEY FROM TALI, WITH SOME REMARKS ON THE
CHARACTER OF THE CANTONESE, CHINESE EMIGRANTS,
CRETINS, AND WIFE-BEATING IN CHINA 218-232

CHAPTER XIX.
THE MEKONG AND SALWEEN RIVERS--HOW TO TRAVEL
IN CHINA 233-243

CHAPTER XX.
THE CITY OF TENGYUEH--THE CELEBRATED WUNTHO
SAWBWA--SHAN SOLDIERS 244-259

CHAPTER XXI.
THE SHAN TOWN OF SANTA, AND MANYUEN, THE SCENE
OF CONSUL MARGARY'S MURDER 260-269

CHAPTER XXII.
CHINA AS A FIGHTING POWER--THE KACHINS--AND THE
LAST STAGE INTO BHAMO 270-281

CHAPTER XXIII.
BHAMO, MANDALAY, RANGOON, AND CALCUTTA 282-291

ILLUSTRATIONS.

_Mostly from Photographs by_ MR