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through a country of as great variety as is traversed by any railway system in the world.

ly, this country will he a paradise. To him, accustomed to the centosioa and conventions of the ordinary sum- mer resort, there may come a vision of this country, a country which liss by the ses and is favored by cooling breezes from the ocean. ln this land are green hills. shady groves and for tile valleys. From the dhiant moun- tains the crystal brooks come leaping with the music ot gladness. and loin. with noble rivers in whose clear wa- ters dwell splendid salmon and scarce- ly less splendid trout. Near at hand are forests, as yet so little disturbed. that the moose, caribou and deer oo-

casionally visit the farlnyards of the ~ ~» `2§`F1{,`é`IS0“u" rid' ' ‘ '°' "“ "" H"-i5.hb°"i”8 °°’~"°m°°¢° “"1 3*" ”!rCanasas, as it may be called Therehave a beauty which appeals is the bewildered surprise at the man whose is no ph” "ke it 1,, Ammica Even

“und 1' "used '~° 51”' them' Mmm to these who do not believe in miraclesamong the mounggm mug inning

the shore for hundreds of miles lie the spedmle "_ Dmsenm must bg of mgthe most prosaic nature About dx land-locked harbors where even the ‘mat for them 1| ng doubt of thbteqn miles in length, and abetcilnl frail bark canoe can Boat safely, al-wonderful cm.” which hw, hge” 3

though upon the waters of an ocean, wmpushed the"

“W “"5 \'°l°|1°| Wm" ch-n“`°'“ “W7 For two hundred miles alter leaving Play *md “W WL I" tm” "°\“"'” ,1°<Quebec, the traveller passes through a a scenery at times oi’ pastoral simpll-purely French Cmndhm mmm-y of °“Y- “f °""“' nm" °f ““'°"“° 5"* varied scenic and historic attraction- “°‘"'- ` » » ast Murray Bay, Riviere du Loup, the

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only tor the tempting to the snrtaoe. This is no sight on allylpart ot

imaginative mind but thh, enshrined

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D lt is s land where civilisation hasglorwus saguemy__a|1 of it whmdid

made its way, and yet not marred the,hun¢m‘ md neun' ground,

beauty of nature,» It ,is a country, CANQE AND PADDLE "he" U" U'"°"°|' Wm ‘md m“°h~ The Illteroolonial has one feature tha* U “°"lv. m\\°h th” 'mr °h“°m°\which few if any, railways possess to RQ# “meh th” .Wm "ef \'°“*“‘ '-°,the same extent For a. distance of ml” 3' 5 "W" \'9m°m“`**°" °f “several hundred miles it is intsrsected DX'l.“'“ °um°- ,by rivers easily navigable for small

V THE JUURNEY- boats or canoes By these natural

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BUPIW" 5° '¢*~|‘flf1'°m M°“’-f°'| Vmlfsr into the interior, make a short "5 5"" th°l`°“lU‘\'°5 ‘nd *f-‘“°“Vh°"psrtage from the head waters of one 01'. P¥'°l|'°3l» W"-5 “W “S h|"»°"Y “Unto those of another and descend the f°"°! °f 5 d’5t|“l“l°h°9 Piet- B°f°\'° latter to the lines of railway in New he touches Quebec he will have l>°S=°‘i Brunswick A glance at the map will '~5f°.\1lh i”'|Ulf"|“| °°“U'°5 “ld '“m'|show what ample opportunities there DQ' 1950"! IN |05" °f fl" “W” “Jars for this kind of recreation Lenv

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Mdla trout me as laege»as

which pass for salmon in

tries Where forty andlllty pound salmon e st, seven peilad,trI/int rs Th°"°“1'"°y' °f "Mn"

only in proportion, as they should he :::°£‘C:;p;;§:o:'t°””

land<of'the hunter

teresting French-Canadian settlementami the runway .nd “sending ang Of, these latter alone much might he,.we,._ comms dom, "mths, ,md up in written. especially ot Nicolet whichlcgler “audi” day, ,mmm th, “ku

dates from 1660 and is still almost ex-‘||,h|n5_ |h°°¢m¢_ enhygng |11, W gh, clluively French. in its cathedral it “¢m°|¢__ un, 1, 5, muah in th, yuquo

has provided a home for man; nlnllnsss as if thousands or miles away .put “hon The “_” I. I

pictures saved from the mb '11' lsr.: su this time lie now., lr new ,_-nk, I of trvut. each we lveresills iw fb! .F.1'°|1°|'| R°Y°|“U°“ 59| |31" u|“'°|'sary, a few hours will bring him to ‘mt in part§itlZ!i:€:i.;€Si?t§,,Se mu°s'I,f:::?r1?°1:,t1“Y,°l:t{,,°:‘:;|p1°°.; .nmpounds in weight but many runnin;-|°°°’ and uw m’m"°“' 99'" °f

lor sanctuary. the railway, the mail and the tele ml ‘mme "ea sw" n a digmty wnhlolhers hw, “ch “uhh “op” that as high as seven pounds 49 gffmlt ‘;atth°:°'°“°*;|l°?l 19|-'wrs

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| .~'. 1 IN OLD QUEBEC' “'“9h"°° °°m'“"““°"° "uh th' b“”w\lich ts wear its beauty Embosomed one feels that he would like to

At Aesammetquaghan, lloliinnim ‘ Bl-ask, and at Millm-our will hem* th’ ""°” °‘ “"*U'*‘°°

found particularly good iishing “°"°°" “"5 '°5'“‘”‘7 ‘t

important points along the coal

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party of two men has gone out of an afternoon and remained uatll noon th “ “ny “the” Wh” *mf* *Y* next day. securing nearly 250 pounds‘“°" °" f"`°\5m ‘° b°

"au At the junction of the .viatapedia 9 ml Ulf- G N hm. mth the Ransom,” “ M-tn ne? by land as far as he pleases,

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luv. when f\uebec itself is reechel world. He may leave the railway as an M tnmuu wwe" H. hh. ,hh lehumly “|~`¢¢ g. Q. *Qi

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there a uoh things lu store for the th h t th lt. Iawrea d dia station and vii Close at ““'““5 m° “¢\l°\‘ TWU when

re I o s eros o e oo al lverdure. among which the paaoe mayllis height, LT* L pq* pl; hit d h th” mn, .uit M. canvemmm

tourist as only the utmost oissuencs make a canoe voyage te the lais de 'un' “mu ,uni that wake the lf! 04 N 'lx dill fsa¢.__lh gem, the house o the Rsstigouohsp could adequately describe. Beyond Chaleur or Bay of Fuady H mayiml.. "ul M mum’ The “or” ‘ 0- u ¢” Daniel. the historic heights ef Billery lie ting-range, so that alter he arrives at his- .ml‘ (nm. to .0 hh- . "cfm-,_ 'um' ‘f A\"°h"° ‘rd th’ “"4 °| ‘°°“"°“°' U' Vu he M' |‘“°¢°Here, tee will the sportsmen lover

sity itself. The clits. the citadel, thong pi, |¢¢¢¢n gwgwng mm 'ra y ms mn 1- um Th” ch". ma” 'Q W spires. the roofs shining in the sua-mu. my be "1-kg gg ui; ygygnun In me Mme d th “!."_ ¢#” 9"

li ht all combine to such that maisstr l to uit tl r’s Qing

u llailnon Club the members of whi °""' W ?°"'

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the carrying out Of their seq.

e club is compound to a large 3 W' ”"‘*‘9“| “ *U4 eq: ei wealthy mieeeis ei New Y ea B_“*° 4°' °°lwu me d other titles ol the United E 1b'°°"1¥"' "54 “V131

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of_ past and present which has meds |»,°“|,|¢ '"4 "M55 mg, 5, hd g ef.. Menu" ‘|-uh,” u,”¥'_ ”F“m'

Quebec famous. _ What is new haeggk, gg _q-.neg ng 1.-yung u he hh 1' the “-5 ,g hd.” ivan* neeu developed in thorough harmony an gps 'lloaiasi Diver. Ulf ll “W5 lgizgpailthgicert Through the (rosa to. *‘ t sees one of the most famous of ggmlalcellont summer resorts, sad an with what is old. to that the Chateau qi, ng 3,5735.” pug ,"1-_nm un” u wma- in nveml ou" GUN ‘m M N M “heist L “mon swam. TM ‘null em make adhhable ees Friim»uat-_ s palace hotel with an un-u as pq, 1; the 'iisasseeusts "ui" 9,, mimic ,f me wagers as i IQM, 95° lgsrwilvd by the Intel-eoiosial "3 ‘M 'h°°“*¢ llllll I

rivsum eireuionke as it it had alwsysfioa aioae one raapmeha s canoe v mm 1, go miles er its course it I 5030 H0000 U9 Iwi U YO HV” til I most substantial \lrig"_l::lx;:én::mi;::'::.¢r`:.

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sz", n ~.puli :hoseprominent heights age for at loadsiiss. Ill!! I mm, "ug “Q .mm 1°' .W gg, )| H Q N :ia thousand feet in lang# gl

Leaving Matapedla, t e Restigqughq‘” °" ‘ °°’l'|'°Wl¢ fwlltfhos

nr r, seem md hc W 0 lm” un“;human history. All those places

e nalo ul antiquity is everywn “gg ou, p, up ‘mm th ‘ “qi "W 'mm “nn” . u F.; ‘“` P ie y 9| heyond this the ggunnzf moose. cal-ities,

rmond this ancient capital. Old e il-es.; Mis-miell is ill Will- I’ er shisin svei sad tim" tlqhllll only overhead tug, est hunting gm ioulsnold manners prevail. ‘ Fricelegsfslil can be Ido so as te r~sast“»tao::; H," ,,,,¢‘u?,¢ .N gm 'ig M WW' lllgllhfi wk. on V-ll* lilo e!,“dl '°“ ""5 93113121 and pleplres by old masters are carei‘ui|v‘~¢-,gg 1-4"" 4,; N” 3,-,'@_ ¢_h|'“u in 'meh lurk *hu* op “'|*_ W wi. .Whoa one is stage. are( elk rsaohed by gusrafu within emu-el; me ¢euveni..ii|-mmf, Q, ,, 5 _“mu Im' M tm k ., .1 ,sro GEMM* » Q e tile ie in ies at thi,” I, an is nm lssimm walls.. There in place alter place from Joan. The whale is open umm; nn.” gf yum, ,na J* gt Q, W fill QQ “IL MMU ll UI! tllfllsy lor he nada br

wliiep one may mp an right into cheesy sion was eaa sit a anaseaas lm nears For pile agar *i ‘Who at .E5 W* “t &l`\"Y\l9*l¢§ iii” N Ml eg towns

heart or me seventeenth century. And ply a paddle. vm gh, gr-“[1” 'g¢¢\-in ¢§g “gg” 5 t‘ bi# I swim r ihlli sfo!! rr au FIIBEIIQQN st em-ii places ss Wolre's Cove. the lA'l'#EIla.&f 0 "vm I, m-.,¢,|, D," 4, 5, ,M mm. ,,|,,,._ |@.““_‘~ W OW THE RESTIGOUOII IIVIR “G O em is as lliessstiag crpqul sue the Purim et Aera .lsysss sanseiflsas nuns musing. ew inf lieu, mi" use everywhere. eine te the lin Th' Rsltlsoucho is om el the '° 1' "UNH, with tis

e can be trend Quebec is mio-idle. It wie assist shs`ie`§` shop ,len mountains een er railway. and very ertes cas be shot “mba boundary at New irusswies,|“' “M 7| lags er

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