MILL'S ESSAYS ON RELIGION by LAWRENCE TURNBULL.
OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP.
Woman's Rights In The Eighteenth Century.
THE TOMB OF LORENZO DE' MEDICI.
T.W. ROBERTSON.
THE LETTERS OF A PRINCESS.
JAPANESE ART.
LITERATURE OF THE DAY.
Books Received.
ILLUSTRATIONS
THE QUINTA DE LA MISERIA.
HOW THE POOR TRAVEL IN PARAGUAY.
VIEW OF IBITIMI.
ITAPE: PALACE AND CHURCH.
INTERIOR OF THE CHURCH AT VILLA RICA.
A JAGUAR TRAP.
UNCAPTIONED
FOUNDRY AT IBICUY, DESTROYED DURING THE WAR.
VILLAGE OF CARAPEGUA.
UP THE PARANA AND IN PARAGUAY.
CONCLUDING PAPER.
One day--to return to our traveler and his personal experiences--M.
Forgues makes the acquaintance of a Swiss who resides at Paraguari, a
small interior town distant about twenty-five leagues from Asuncion.
His new acquaintance invites him to go with him to Paraguari, but
before complying with the invitation M. Forgues crosses the river and
rides into the territory of Gran Chaco as far as the Quinta de la
Miseria, situated about two miles and a half from the river-bank. The
owner of this farm, Mequelain, a French pioneer, his wife and three
servants, had been surprised and murdered by the Chaco Indians a short
while before the arrival of M.
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