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 development 
 
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 0LUMBIAN Exposition of 1893 is flke 
 greatest undertaking of the kind the world 
 has ever seen. The^majesty and beauty of 
 Its buildings, the extent, and magnitude of 
 the grounds, and the infinitely varied char- 
 acter of its exhibits will make it, not the 
 eighth wonder of the world, bqt the first, ' 
 eclipsing the seven that have borne that dis- 
 tinction for so many centurifes. The his- 
 ■tery of this enterprise must be of unfailing 
 inteifes*. to everybody. This is, however, 
 an age of quick thought and rapid move- 
 ment. Massive books laden with details 
 are for the student and scholar, ^pd the few men 
 of leisure. It was this idea, clearly Impressed, that 
 led the puWishers to get ou^this work; one that 
 should be complete, yet concise ; a book that cue 
 
 All the leading points of interest ar« .11 Tt ^"""P^Pt^ >"formation. 
 
 structions how ^o reach hi? Th! 'i^ ^^"f '' °"*' *°^««»*^ -"^ in. 
 telegraph and express lees han^^ S" wU^^^^^^^^^ 
 office buildings, hack and cab regula ons atd char J^IT? "^ *"^ "*^' 
 sorts of knowledge necessary for ,nf„nL T *'.7'^^^-'" "hort, any ^d all 
 
 .huhuH tor year* maaSTiP^clStFifchJ^ 
 
 |a.ul its growth. As in the case ^f The Wood's 72 ' '^'^•l' '''^''^° 
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 ff't't. Total 
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 ^ "7 ™ *^E THE GROUNDS AND BUILDINQS " 
 
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 ROUTES OFTHE GROUNDS '^\ 
 
 
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 133 feot, and is threo stories hiph 
 
 Guit^ to the World's Fair and Chicago. 
 
 3,000,000 feet of lum 
 ber; 1,300,0(K) pountjs 
 of Iron. 
 
 Th'is building is by 
 liir the most preten- 
 tious of the State 
 buildings.^nd can be 
 classed as one of the 
 great exposition struc- 
 tures. Its north wing 
 is Jiflro-proof memorial ' 
 hall, 50 by 75 feet, 
 where will' be kept i. 
 lolics and trophie«J 
 owned by the State. 
 
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 ihe north anH west ends A tenth na^ oMh ^'''" "'l' ""r#nff t'ntrances at 
 the State Woman's exhibit ^ ^ ^^'' '^"''''^ '» ^''« buijfling is devoted to 
 
 At the head of thoJ*e«rm is the ^ 
 
 000-fee^.of lumber, and 173;S,Sds^Viror '"' ^'"''""- Material-1,600.- 
 
 is 7C^cS'\i!^ir^i^S^S^Kt^i^^^ ^ ^-- ^he rotund* V ' 
 
 skylight. On the roof of each mv ,n i^. I ...h ^'M,' *^ "&• aP^ coveredjwith a 
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 ■ The AVoman-s Building marks ti:^t:CZ^ " ' ^^ '"''"• 
 
 s.«ve;:^&"^;i?i7;:Sh'>v!::ndi^^^ ^^^^p-^ '-d. 
 
 •ngit with Wasliington iS if 00^72) f^ •'H'''^" ^^ 
 
 shown all the mercantile and amusem^.uZlfresTuu. ]"ir''' ''"'''''' "'" ^ 
 
 front'^?Sb"Sldr:gfor''^' ""'"' P'^"^^ '^«-» ^^« long 'esplanade on the ea,t 
 
 L. P^Jenney. of Chicago. Material-2,500,000 feH":>'f S^i , m^S^'^r^a 
 
 the c^ente?V i^'nrrn,?'rSr'cu"r.:i'„^''~r'" T"" '^''^•'"•'"«' ^<^^ connected witl 
 270 feet. These <;oSi arf nlanlrwhr^ k^'' '"'"'"'• <^'«"'-ts, each sjbj 
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 -will be the rose gaM.'n with more h .n ^n hm . ^' * Vy<K)deil Island. Here 
 
 '«' every variety <,f H(.wrrinKThr ib^n ff \ f;'"'" ''"' '^'^ '" ''■ ^•''•^ a'so will 
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 •lie Fair, special attention SnTdevoLr ^'-'"^^^^^^ ^'''^ «'^ montbsbf 
 
 •..p;min Mafwith a milll.n tuli "Vw.^ mamm.ffYr^^^ 7^' ^*'^ ^»' ' 
 
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 Kail|rayOi 
 
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 EDUCATIONAL rJ^STTTirriONS 
 
 «n. high 8chool,^TconeKes';l^'r'*'«''''n'n*^ 
 aiKl theology, a number of InLiJfS:' "edlclue, 
 
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 Hostern Theohwioa ^'JJ*"*' Twelfth St., add 
 
 ART ursTlTIJTB. * 
 
 ^u^y ?d isSf.p^'^«f "HI • b l^^ 400 
 .n?J "? erected on iind Xnn.Jf?**l"«<'ture 
 
 '•")fwiiifu?.5'ra'vi»^'i\'j«»''«^^^ 
 
 and l8 to be UBed a^tl^? M'j.°',»»»e WorM's Pair 
 ot the 'HoridVVi'n^^^if'Jfc^^M-^mbH^^^ 
 
 .Cr^l'JTb.-^Ht^Vj'Sal^A^^^^^ 
 
 «1 cJubi, are weWiJuiMSf** ** "*' 
 
 So'^enCr,:^™';'.''"''^^"'" onedepot toanother. 
 
 I Jre"ort"v*^7,U'^- -- def?^' "> ""Other. 
 
 between Ave and CrTeen bilf^rriJil- ^'^il'lren 
 
 [noTcharge. '-"•'"*"-™te8; under five 
 
 in."e"for"orp2;1en;'? """^So 25 cents per 
 
 |H(i.litlonal milL ff,r^,^,e "'' ,^n """'' ™'« f^' 
 
 r^tnres by the holr- .?"rst honr'"^-P"*'«'"»e'-''- 
 
 each additional quarter hour "oViUh''*""'' ^°' 
 
 FARES OF HACKS, CABS, ETC. 
 
 
 50cent8. By the Uur fo? nni'°""i P^wnger, 
 advance, to avoid nHsundertfan^^nT'"""'" ** 
 
 RACING AND ATHLETIC SBORTs 
 
 There are avjiniber nf r i 
 
 ^evoted to athletic spSJSi .STi"'?'"^«^oture 
 I A^eneeujn are both well muIdwJJ?- ^- -*• and 
 -Weekday Oame'J ""j'^-fe^^f^B^eball Grounds 
 Wesfa^' «*'"^'' '•^ "'n^Ca',^»r 
 
 lrj»ii 
 
 ■along the Cake pZt%,2"n.i,T'' ^"''J^' «'«bs 
 land Lincoln I'ark Yacht rT„h!^.''^1J*''bt <'l"b 
 lonos. Sail yachts o^„ Z ^ ^'.'* ^''•^ Principal 
 iFn^ntatthefootof r"„^^ii''5f »" "'e I^fee 
 Iboais may also bestcurelf - *'**"' s^eam 
 
 I KjiaklnMB i« 1^ 1 ■ - * 
 
 land 
 
 ■Government Pier,' 
 
 I' n e tiatbor f rom. tmn 
 
 ■anpliHs who take ih<fVkn''thiZ';,'Vy"'^'^^^"»« 
 
 If roM steamers, uhl/hruir^^iffo''^'- *'"1 '^"ke 
 
 lUie pier and return ^gular eiyurslous to 
 
 ««*>j aiau ueHt'CUred owj»iu- 
 
 «nd'?n {hf liye"1ak^8''o? mIm^"* ^-^^^ ^'<*^t 
 "», if one has Mme ?o vili^'f?" f "/.' ^'«««"- 
 C;:™!"^"/ ''ier. making a Lo«t i". ''' '''he 
 
 > nHmerons 
 
 tbiN direction irthou.^l'l,'?'' "'T?''! 'P^^ 
 uu^S^pus to mentloJBt ""* *^'y« too 
 
 y <]ittft.al] 
 
i 
 
 Looking Nokth-Thb Panic at Uu«h S.iikkt KhTdoT 
 nn .h • . u , '''"'^ GREAT FIRES OP 1871 
 
 dued. When the^a^vfufcrtCI y i.V, ke , ^, "^tSIX^^^^^^^^ "'V'i'>'- .*''"'•' •■««1 >Hon « I! 
 
 miles of soil, t,uil.ll„K«. The '^^litvrworkspummB^^^laui nn'J ."'^ ""■'' '*';"'"''• <'<>"»<im"iIiik four 
 .nonii^^jn^e . Uh o^ (K...hor. ,he s.,n nKra'^sVe^-'oVliieill^i^rii^./.-'lJ-al'V;;,-'^^ 
 
 Nmoklni 
 111 ruina 
 Kiit sad 
 world 81 
 
 'liBlrCKN 
 
 " lis n 111 
 
 4k> 
 
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 PAHIO STmCR.N MUI.TITUBB SBBKIIla SArBTrT^^iiT 
 
 SccMia rRuM thi CiiicA«o Firm Ctcloiuma. 
 
^1 4r.__^,^^. j„,^^„j„^^Js^M^j^gp^^ 
 
 Bit. On till 
 111 hcpn sul' 
 burnt forlh 
 iiinlnK four 
 
 lltnl (Itl (llr 
 
 iir iiiileK III 
 
 
 
 snioki 
 
 ill ruii.„, „„, 
 
 Kilt saddest 
 
 KUINS OF THK BuZ«S?^JSS!S^^ 
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 «U.»S OF THE BU8IHB88 C«»TBB, OCTOBKR 1871^^^^^^^ 
 
 I Ht lar«erome f"rwanl prom ptlv with al,J in ,h„L ''"'''^*" estimate was 150 Had nnf^^» 
 
 
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 OFFICE BUILDINGS AND THEIR LOcAtiONS 
 
 Adams Express. 185 Dearborn st 
 Allertoii, South Water streot n^», «. . . 
 
 A H. Andrews & Co.. 215 Wabalh «v^ 
 Andrews, 135 U Salle st *• "'* 
 
 .Uhland Clark an 1 Randolph st 
 Arjade. 156-184 Clark st.'^ 
 Alias. 45-61 Wabash ave 
 
 A uHtonlJ^' ^1? ""'^ 1* ^'*" Bu'^n St. 
 
 |;';^rir:i^2"K'sf '•"•^ "•''•^•' -- 
 
 B<,yce. 112-114 Dearborn st. 
 
 B.,ji8ton 265-S69 Dearborn st 
 
 Brother Jonathan. 4 ShermAn gt 
 J Brvan, 160-174 U Salle "t 
 lOtlumet, 187-181 La Salle St. 
 
 raxton, 328 Dearborn M. ^ 
 
 eulS Muyi"/H«l'/'*^?. "^ «« Market st 
 J uej Ion,. Wabash ave. and Lake at r«oii„ . 
 
 IDiivison, 155 FIftlwavo. 
 
 I w ■"""*• 1«> Madison st 
 liquet, TflAdmnisst 
 I W« key, 46 Dearlwrn st. 
 
 11.,..::'%' rrsarsf ""*'»• 
 
 |<liiiUhle. llODearlM.rnst 
 
 Bv. Ming Journal. 1)11 Dearimm st 
 
 Bv. nlHK fost. ie4.Hm Walton st 
 
 f«"W">. MO D«irbl,rn ', 
 
 rSi-**.*"** ■«. '* s*"" St. 
 
 lUicrne^nm. 7'? Ktrthar 
 I }j«H •«,.,.« 4.« Wabaahav 
 I iUi', Stat* and WaahiogKm M. 
 
 Hoi. irtp;iv*l¥"?'o''st- 
 
 »iftii«!rst 
 
 jlliiiols Bank, 1 i 7 Dearbnrn .t 
 
 mperlal, 252 Clurk st '• ' 
 
 ngalH, 190 Clark st ' 
 
 Jarvls, 124 Clark st^ Madison sts. 
 .rohnJonres. ill) Dearborn st 
 
 Kent Bulldlngr, 12 Sherman st 
 KentMPky, 19^-20.1 ClaSst 
 Km ball ilall, 84;j-25,3 Wabash ttv 
 ^l,'f'*'TO.llB Randolph st 
 KliiK.So Washington st 
 ."kwl.Ie. Clark and A.bims st 
 UFHyelte 70LaSHllogt 
 r.H ShIIc. La Kiille and Madison sta 
 -enox 88 and 90 WhhWhk m, s? ' 
 ■in.I. I{„n,l„!ph and Market ss 
 ...wHl, ;U)8 Deurborn st 
 
 Mrr'il^r&iJ'^'''^''t"-'lFntnWlnrta 
 Mailers, 220 and 228 La Salle st 
 
 Jjanlerre, Madison and Dearborn^. 
 Marine, Lake and La Salle sts ^ 
 Maxon, 94 Wiwhlngton s 
 
 Mmmnloritn"'".''' *''■*' R-^nd-lph .ta 
 
 M:NM"''^f6 6lVrks^"''*'. 
 
 M'VlBkers 78-84 Madison at 
 Mentor. !(};». state St. 
 
 Mon(Mi. a26 IJiparlmrn 8 "*'»f''""' •»»• 
 Montauk, 11 1'liv Monroe st 
 
 Sp«r\Sll?.t. 
 
 »ra»C,^rik'c^.e... 
 or .M.tal 122 La SaUetP* P*clflo.Tfc 
 
 11", L->« La Salle St. 
 Owl I IKS. 2i:» Dearborn •» 
 
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 "^iiiKB. ai.j nearborr 
 4>JJ^>rd. AUAa »Hy^ 
 
 T5?lc..r, 97 Washington tt 
 
 h.i.nix, l.l8.(aoks?m»t. 
 I ontlar. Deartx.ni and IfarHaon^ 
 p™ 'fJiH'- **'" l><"«rtH.r, "r.^"*""* 
 Post oraoe Clark and Adamaatk 
 
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 1st®"' WashJngton ■! and Michigan ave 
 
 Rand, McNally & co . IflO-iVd a.^.^,. -» 
 R^-TS"; J0l74 Dearborn sfc'*^''*'"'' ''• 
 Real Bstote Boaid, 59 Pearborn at. 
 Sg?^'. Washington and Clark ats 
 Klalto, Sherman and Van Buren HtR 
 gookenr. Adams and La sSirs?B 
 Royal Insurance, 165 Jackson Bt v ■ 
 
 ^Ryerson 40 Randolph «t. 
 
 R^Mn'^**U W*''«8h ave. and River st 
 
 8S«i!rS^'"' H§«"*»nd Adams St. 
 fcltv® P?fth "^ Washlmfton "t. 
 Sh^Dhenl M^r^ *"'' MadUon at. 
 ooreve, «j Waiifalngton st 
 S bley, 2-16 North"blark st 
 If^^ Zeltung, 09 Plft¥«ve. 
 Stock Exchange, 171 Dearborn st 
 Stewart, State and WaahlM^ lu. 
 
 Guide to ikftVorld's Fair and Chicago. 
 
 
 l^^"^, ^' 2* »nd 26 Adanw It 
 Superior, 77 and 79 Clark at n 
 
 ^"Ouse 173 Randolph" ' 
 
 tI??SMSS^'«»"*' Madison Bti . 
 
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 TMmai Si#:i "" "ve. and Was 
 ?}rt\.^';i'i!.?7«;,*n<lW?.?hl.ngtonst: 
 
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 Trader's. 6-12 Pacific ave. x 
 
 ?I?K^"*''' i!*!* State St. :^ 
 
 Tribune, Dearborn and Madison st 
 
 ^n"K;7Wte£,rst^-Ki. - 
 
 ni^?;^*J?™*?' «7 Washington st 
 
 f e^ss^FiJti^r "^^-'-^ »*• 
 
 Venetian 34 and 30 Washington Rt r 
 
 )^ '"a»n«t «7 Dearborn st. 
 ^"A°"J?hby. Franklin and .Tackson st. 
 
 Y M c • A ■ ^T^% '^"i '^S"« "'"' Monroe ,ts. 
 »• «•'.'. A., La Salle st, hotufoo,. iu„.ii :r „ 
 
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 Wa»hlngton at. 
 
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 4 La Salle sts. 
 
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 Id 118 Dearborn St. 
 
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 Qblgan ave. and Madis 
 lan St. 
 
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 nd Jackson st. 
 Sallo and Monroe «ts 
 between Madison aui 
 
 
 
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 ,' /nines and Minino- n- . 
 
 wi.l.',25 feet from tl>, ^ ■ J'^'^ "^''^ '»f f'*' peditnont Ti* n^''® "»'« oen- 
 
 liohl-Smith will, "'"mfnation at in>ht T 
 L ^^\>:^'S^^''^'l^^^'-m:!^: — —or Franklin, by 
 (fr..m the _<<-t «cross the ..uth canal ,s taken up by visitors 
 
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 . iic.-'haf]' w"u™r.' i'r "»,"" '•"" »f 'h- Peri., vl,.. |, ,4„ b„ 260 (p., t^ . 
 Hide and Leather Buildinc t. \ \ 
 
 
 uairy—Dimonsions, l(X) bv am fJ'f A^ . "JV"^- '^^"^ ^andi.-r of Chirair. 
 
 "f sutuar/of llefoic S/'^ ^'".J'j^' ornamented, and is adorned with m«„u 
 
 "* ' ^hCorinthiftnniii^P, 'aVjf^r, '".a'» l"irance is (U f »4 ' w r n ..'?'^"^ g'-oupa 
 
 
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 'f^'\! 
 
"alls, <i(i 
 
 pavilions, 
 
 litisa nvor 
 
 "I' truss, ;{; 
 
 lii|), m fe 
 
 ^i'<»,0()Op(( 
 
 Pillcries, 4 
 
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 Power House-Is loo bv ici r . ir ''-Mx.sition Witu-r (supply. 
 
 ^<.00<) horse ,H.wer to b. jln'^i,':,?,/*'^'- ''^'^ \ '- ^^ation.-d the engines J the 
 Hachine Shop- is ] ((i k*-^ r , » \ ' " 
 
 Siiuthofthepow,.r hoijscisth.. 
 
 ^ 'ot HH,^M:\of inner dome fflv,;^ i;i:v^^""'''\ ""^'^'ht of outer dome «>77i 
 I'^'vilions are 82J feet snuure 3 7J f !^'f^''t<'i- -of dome, 120 ^l i^uJ t^ 
 
 mmmmmm 
 
 A^a.n tak.n- ,„, the route ,.ist V';,u;' '" ".formation bureau 
 
 • -din- for " ^'^ ""^^'^^ "f th« architec- 
 
 •'"• '","ff.''«planade.u, ti„, lak,. shon 
 "Talleviathun of the world, the bn 
 
 „ •' "•••■ "uiumi^ lor ■•- . 
 
 nanufactures and Liberal Ar*a r^ 
 
 ^"' "ny<'r ropF ever erept^d 
 
 
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 16. 
 
 Its «no«iiijtlf.(i size mako« it <• , 
 
 three ti;»<..s largt-r than U e "rutheirri'!7'i'/'1^""'^' ^^^n^'^r-"* "f <ho world It i 
 
 si.v sauaref..<.t of space Rv/r '"'''"*"" ^'"' '^'t i" t us ni/m Vk^„ " ^T*'*"" 
 
 'i'H» flat cars to b in7.h \''""'"''' '" "'^' >•""*■ "f lie m. nu l n '' ^'■''>^'« »* S»- 
 twice the si/ of 7?. . "" /?"" '*'" '•■<•» wrks o '| SL "]^k""'' '^ "'^"*recl 
 
 Wl.rri ,1 ■ "'"efinnciit biilMing '''"°"'™' «"<! > 'If Ij battetj dSil 
 
 :*iSI« 
 
 ?8 8 win K '" ""itation of steel. \nl\S\txf The -u„s will bo made otZlS 
 1«'«, will be shown by janitors clrest 'j^She cost?m.::' "ur sailors, from 1 7^5^ 
 
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 ' ostii Hicii 
 I'cutiiHrk,. . 
 
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 I'limdor... 
 
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 MKerto... 
 
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 New V.al«i 
 
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 I'lrniiiny . , . 
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 llarl«<l(H!ii 
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 World's Fair and Chicago. 
 
 17 
 
 Crossing i\w la«>i)on and tlirninir wosf (i.- • ■, 
 Fbh- and Fisheries l).. v.sU.,r pa«.^osthe building for 
 
 wm. th.. n,uin bn^dh;^1;;^f;^;•;^.^«^y.;;!'^> r.H Th« a„„«x..«. connected 
 
 liiriil iron. 
 
 . TIw bniklinf,' is considered bv inunv th 
 niM.n bnil, ing will be the ^.n.rl\ lis eri r,'vl"?".'"'7' "" '^^^ ground. In the 
 
 •'-•»•> oet n, enpd,, und have ;M)(H» so r, ;... *- r''' ^'■""" "•■ ^'"' '"iu«ri* 
 
 ?.drons. The salt waler is l)r()nirht from t .^ \,\ V ""' '*'""^" ''! ''^nl<8 of 40 000 
 ^l"PmnU to one-fifth its bulk. Hnd\\::rr ! /^ '^iV^'i, '^.m"' ^•■'»V""""n«odfo? 
 
 The visitor is now on (b. «,.,„, . . ^'"'''' "^'"^ ^'•««'' water. 
 
 •■"Hi foreign buildi.l """U.ern boundary of tl. 
 
 <KXMHK.feet.hurn^:;;(K);;(;^-Si'-ry;j-^ 
 
 liiindsoniest 
 
 "' t'Tritory assigned to state 
 
 :!-:^'!^^!^^:z"'il::.rr.c;. - - - 
 
 ""wned structurtts. 
 
 Foreign Participation 
 
 sitlled; > 
 
 ).?''■"''"« K'-I'libll,.,. »1()(),()0(» 
 
 ' '^"* "(Wl fiiifi 
 
 ari' 
 
 <"iirth have erected 
 reproductions of world-re- 
 
 The foil, 
 
 '»« nations and coloriies will be 
 
 repro- 
 
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 y'nyitl 
 
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 AlRorto 
 
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 I'r'iich I ml In. . " 
 
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 7:i:),400 
 
 Iniiiii 
 
 .iHiniiicii. . 
 Kft;\viir<l IsIhm.In 
 
 Miillii 
 
 MaMlii>imiiiii(i 
 
 Miiiirltiijs 
 
 Ni>wfoiiiiill,i„(I 
 
 NfW.S.Milh WlllfH- 
 
 New /ealiiiKl 
 </iie<>iiNl(iii(| 
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 SIrall.s .ScttlfiiKMils 
 
 I fiXIIIHIlili 
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 nit.vii 
 
 Koiiiliinw, . 
 HiiiiifHry.. 
 
 .'10.(100 
 (1,000 
 
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 40.000 
 
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 814,000 
 26,000 
 
 tMlwrJa 
 
 |M«<liUniHr«r 
 
 IMextro. 
 
 nn«(iA inoonn 
 
 ; x;"'"'"' '>'>."<'" -.-... 
 
 Fill" ""'>"00 1 Morrwco 
 
 'NpthttrlHiidn 
 
 State Building*- ir,, to i-Vbruarv t 
 ;■ ormlned to ereet build'in^s . „ ^i,, „,;; 
 
 mv," f *"!,'••"■■'"« high. Will *"'""'" 
 
 '"."<K> to $100,000 eael 
 
 7.000 
 ir.0,000 
 lOO.OOO 
 
 Total. 
 
 24,000 
 .'•0,000 
 
 •8,600,a7» 
 
 mty nstloiiii. 
 Tnlrtjueveiicalonimu 
 
 iiverage 
 
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 State Participation 
 
 viK)g|tl«)n. Tho follow! 
 
 '•''■ With tbt? > . »( 
 
 t.lja, forty «,„,,„,,,,, f„„ltorle8 h»ye 
 
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 -'riirrc ar.' ii,,\v (F,.|, 
 i"i"li"n hills a>'"ivtr.,(i 
 ^'■v.-n of tl„.s,. S|,,„.s 
 ;\ liihiiina. Arkansas, (\„ 
 
 ""■<'lh.'rHHrc..ri.|,.av(>ri 
 'i"«'k suhmTiptioMs an.l ( 
 iimr.' rimn a rnilliui, ,|,,| 
 
 ';> V"' •"^""'"^- ''VfliisivT 
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 1,00(1 
 1:10,000 
 100,000 
 :{(!,000 I 
 ^0,000 I 
 
 oo,o<io ; 
 
 M««,,s.t,. ,ioo.ooor(;hio 
 
 Mitin,?;"iu: ••• ^!.'!M."?!,'ii>'-..K. 
 
 AllNMiiirl. 
 Mimuuiii ... 
 Ni'l)rnskn . ... ' 
 N'-^v lliiiii|.sh(ii' 
 New .((Ts, V 
 >•'<■» M.'xi;-,. 
 Ni'W ^'()rk 
 ^'<"lli (••irollii,," 
 Niirtli l>,ik<i|,i 
 
 ^<tir and Chicago. 
 
 c 
 
 25,000 
 100,000 
 
 19 
 
 •125.000 
 flO.OOO 
 
 r.O.OOO I VirKiVilVr or'ZSiJ 
 
 70,000 
 
 •.'.">.ooo 
 
 •'100,000 
 '-'•■>,0(I0 
 '.'.">,000 
 
 *""""*« 30,000 
 
 ■'""'"' ».'«,0a6,750 
 
 ^ 
 
 "Alia .M,u„,N,..,,,;7;:;;^7;^ 
 
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 iuiblt^il^tLs ^ .-^.^ ^\> » -^t. .> ^* f " . ■ 
 
 1 «J' ^-l, ,«'1*4 .It 
 
, «i>.^*steiaHife. »''^^tf»'*^aMiW»^.^'-- 
 
 •7 *s>-i5 TJ 
 
 f'-f'i 
 
 \.< v;,.^^ 
 
 Nt-^- 
 
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 I 
 
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 «q 
 
 '23 
 
 5^ 
 
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 ^^/y<f A. ///^ IVorld's Pair and Chicago 
 aENERAL INFORMATION 
 
 
 ■ ( 
 
 no. ,«?'"*'«" Fee-Fifty conts during th. Exposition, from May 1 to October 
 H. .'allori..s, and 40 acres in t?;,.'llve atockliS '''"■'• ""^ ""' ''^''"' ^^ "^'^^ «^ 
 
 i>iai^::^,ld's?^?i^:^S.::rKu'^':rf''^' «« -- -^^ '» th. Midway 
 
 Board of ArcWtecte-Richard M "i^^/"' *";'.*»».^' 'n^^'"'"- waterways. 
 H .I.-uney, Hortioultur. Hui H„.' McKim M^-.d;. T Jtuilding; , W. L. 
 
 inf,'; A<Il,.r& Sullivan, TranHiHruIti^ln t ,?^iVii /^ ^^'''.^''' A*?"««lf,ure Build- 
 
 nuilding: H.nrylvesh.bCK S^Tb^^^^^h'^,^ ^l I^«*> Manufactures 
 
 Hi.il'ling; 8. H. lieman, Minesa ml Min n^ hiirf '^ ,^ '^''''''■"«' Machinery' 
 ..icily Huilding: P.dV. AtwcJ.d T ^ ^^^ .^^^ |f^we. El-c- 
 
 ;V'»'. 'S 111., aichitcdt, of the PiTistvle M< «i^ Vl m ^ ' V"^^''"''^"*" ^^^P"'*- 
 Fon'stryand l)airv Ih ihliuL's ami H e ToVri? !^o" .'""^ ^o"*'""' t!ie Fine Arts, 
 ''. Hayden is Architect of "t'he wl'i^^unS'^^'''''"'^^ ^'*^'^- ^^^^ ''^P^U 
 
 three classes of b^.ats-lst/'he ''om.Xr'' c^rr n^'f"^ "'.?'*'■ ^^''"'^ ^'" »>« 
 prs. Mchjj,h will make the r.n n,I fW , rt'h.. w«riii'^' "7 •"'•"■^'^ ^' ^*"'*>' !'«««">- 
 2d, the^'exriress," which wi 11 mah In ,*!'^*''T'^>:s- «t<>PPing at each landinir; 
 l'i">f: .Id, the ''cab,-wh ch ma^bel.L T''"'^ «a^,waterway8 witlmut,Cop, 
 
 .1..' street, and employed bj tTV^ " by the hou'r """"' '"'' ^'-^ •'-->« .ca^*:. 
 
 n,a,.?,"?J^Kf>.r ?:!-';;^^",,SL;'r 'T.^^^ '^Tr '"- ^""^'n^. 't W e,tt 
 
 s-andin, trees. The struclurTl ■runTn.u;i.el":;,,iS'1, r«'-7J-^OO0racre. of 
 
 m..v.^ri^^"^.,*%*;.t ^Hrirsu-^;;,h^'r.,':.';'ir^? <"• /••<• ^-unds w.,i be .. 
 
 tl>.. .lapan building. ^ '"""^**' ""* "^ "'*' "^'"seof the Exix.sitlon, exeept 
 
 .•h.m!Sf "ifri;^:;X;^J;y;^rS^:S^X ^^^ "' *he.ground«; ,6, 
 
 -?'r*2^I«Sr:^1^t.^''i:^7.S "r "'--t^.Undd,roc- 
 
 -l<imrlme„t. 'The guards aVnml. r ,•< mrf ml r "',"",T ""' ^'*"^''" ^'^y l^-Iioe 
 whose title in the guards i " V.^man iZ % , '"'• ^''l>""'' J^'''''' U./ Artnv. 
 ""t.y inside the grounds. S."' rce ' nrreases'7rnn„; '' '""'''Tu"'''' ""' "*^'"' 
 work pro^rr,.sHes.. In May, 181)3, it will xmZHfm me" "' oonstruotion 
 
 w.ncSf up^ntra'flai?;Ts''eruS;H,r o.;^ .»«/^, close and th. 
 
 '.^imated at $8,000,000. ~-.<X)0,(X)0, The cost 6f^the butldlng* !• 
 
 •hinery ,H,w-or. ThissSrsS^tt 
 
 The buildings provhlnffi eEt*^ mw? ir'"^,''*'''^.', *"''. ^''^ »"' ' •l«htl , j 
 
 Tra«.po,taUu« and Manufaolur;':^"^:':/;^".;' pl'a^^s^yi:!^?^'^*'^""^^ J,^^ 
 
 
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 ;-' », •^'')»^'^"«-r-.'''JTJf^^l 
 
 G^W^ /o'//ie W^r/d's Pair and Chicago. 
 
 Pino^s^"!??;^^!;;:;;!?:^;;;;'^!- -"^ work, consi,tsof is men, 3 enl 
 
 , th.. F„r.-str ., hn\\^^\l^'Sv\^^^r^''^' I «'^t^-''"^»"" hand-tank. 2t 
 hand ..xtinguish.Ts Th.. i •, , , ,1^' ^ ^ '.~''^ /'"''^ "'^ hoHe, and 470 chemical 
 
 suppii.... ..^he..n^in.' •;, "hk l^! p^^^ I!;;; ij'!;; jj^ ^T'u/";'" «vr^'' '"^^' 
 
 of fir.- r)n.l.'cti.)n, tli.To will br in ...irh h iM n . ^'" conipU't.- system 
 
 • from the ^r.-und totl... roof. Alt cin .i t, f " ""'K' «''^"'l-PH>e. extendi|,g 
 
 is a reel of hose whici. ll.rows iS a .h ^ "'^"'•' ^?.'"'^'-^ -^"^ "3 
 
 DurniK th^ installation of exhih ts m ^^^^ 7"'' '" "nreelingof the hose, 
 
 ."" ''vr-y lIcK.r, gallery and r . Th' c , f V'" '^""■' ^'"■'■:' ^'" »^'' '^ Are patrol 
 I':x|K)sifion f.,re«. ' ' ^" ''"'^ "" '''■parunenl is at the call of the 
 
 arel^hrn^roaSAffi^tlSri^uSdi^^ S l'^'^ '"'-^'V^ ^'r »'-'«. "n>'»«il- 
 "i.-s. at a cost of fW/XK). It is V fe, / 1 '\ '""' „"""'"' '" ' '""'^ •••^' M^Mo, ■ 
 l>y el<.,-iricity. There are tw. ,'l .r -Vt i'''^'"'' •■'^' J^^ wat.TS ar.' illuritod . 
 .wosmallerLntait:;i;rrr.:/rFlit;^')SS' '-'^ "^ c>laijZ;a„C 
 
 yar.»h're^;T^';rJ^..!t.rK?^ r;'-' above^200.000. cubic 
 ished the f..llowinjr .h,|v. Cost $ <n^MM) P . I'-Jriiaryyl^OI, and wap fln- 
 
 sand ri.lffes c..ver..d. with seruh oak tn.'.!;; ' ^'■'"'"" ^'"'^ "^^i^i'^ally a series of 
 
 i..«"nuK-e will probal.ly n^verVe'L^rel^er Ihat^'l'l'lUrS) "' '""' '^'^ '^'"""'^^ «' 
 
 .■on.^S!:J'l^-!r:S;;'-K' '::Kl^iJ^^^::z.d^ ^'^r;^ ^'^^i" ^^ ^-"^«' ^ 
 
 <"'" Huil<li„g to Lal<e Mirhi,^an It co i .s 1(J Tc es'' Tho'?? '''m^^'^'"*?/''*'-*- ' 
 acr.-H-exten<ls south from the head , f h. | ts n? Tt. - ^u «"",VM'inal"-2| 
 
 ext..n.ls north from the h.-ad of t Li Th^i ' "°'^^ eanal'-S^ acres-I 
 
 contains 2:i acres. Th.. t^' , rt l' th, h!;",'" ""'•"" '^*', ^'"'^"^ '"■''"'^ 
 .•ontatns J! 4-5 acres. Th.. la-roon s , h f t h. \ '' ,>•"""'"?>" '^"'«' Michigan. 
 Hcres. ^elake south of tt-'Kh e Ar s n ,n f^'^'^l''''^' »"ihUn« .contains Sf 
 
 north rmrt of the groun.ls .'onl .ins a e . s Si '''r'* "T"' . '''''" P"»C '"^ ^^ 
 <> I acres. ^j ""i.'i.is ij a. r. s. loUl area of mterior WaU)J-ways, 
 
 Auditor VVm.K,Ark,.,mn„:Vj\wSr'r^rnr:^^^^^ 
 
 n..f t;!;;;v^;£Sr;;-ir^;;;;:,S:"r"H.f ir "" - ^""- --l, 
 
 Mines and Jkning. F.'.l, V HkiVf' M chi, -Vv '? w"'.', ^'.«''«f'<'8. John W. CoHin.j 
 A. H,»ikh; »f,inufaotur,.s Jam. s All . , FllctHH, "•;*'l"'';'JsT'''""f^''^»-"»h. W. 
 es: Liberal Art^.S R 'TCh,; '•^;' .Li?^J\U''"'*^»' Fine Art... 
 
 'Halsev O.^.-s: Liberal Artv.""^" 'V",";'"' T'^ •[,'<;' >i^- -'ot , .„^ 
 
 jj^ntfiifcHE^:^^^^ 
 
 tary!r'^:;;i£.l^rj''^ -^''KU'?ti"^l;.S'il/{l^^l„er; Secre- 
 
 gioiR;^; ; ; th^ K" H< s ;":n;;!id eo;'M;,f;;]:!" ^^ >^«- 
 
 twice the Blite and m>wer of i h. re -hr, .olf , '^^^^ ""' • *"'^ ""♦'"^ ^hem Isabgut 
 fflel. The boilers pr,!se.U a so {.Ib^^^^^^^^^ "" will be used for 
 
 17.000 J« provide*^ tor electrioity ^ '^ ''"^ '°"«' ^ »»»« 24.000 hone powar, 
 
 t' 
 
 .j»>4A:'j-i4.1f.". Jl^ ■ 
 
 m % 
 
Tltlrtft/lvi 
 iMiu' hfnul 
 Jiirrivc-iiiHt 
 (lircs-. tl*. ri 
 JiMil liliii'ty ( 
 It'virv (lay.- 
 
 |L'l;.s. (^j,irk 
 
 liW.TIMOKI 
 
 |aiiil Fifth II V 
 
 I'llK^dO ,< 
 
 iT.'iinlnve. ( 
 llrii;, (lorner 
 |oltt<'i', Uraiul 
 
 • iiriAuo A 
 jAiliiin>i sts. ( 
 liiiT (i( Ocnr 
 lolticr, 1115 8. ' 
 
 t'HKAOO A 
 
 |l''ill< St. iind 
 INiilioMiil Han 
 IMonriK' sts.. ( 
 
 . <'iiirA(i(> A ( 
 iThlnl nvf. 
 
 finihUng, Vrii 
 |Ti(kitotn(!«!, ] 
 
 <'nii A(io ife 
 |Hvi HMil Ifarr 
 I'dilriil depot, 
 
 CiircAdo * 
 iKIii/ic st«. Oc 
 iKitili live. an( 
 |S. (lurk Nt. 
 
 ClIK A<)0, Ht'I 
 
 ■anil Ailiiins sis 
 |<ii^iii.\v bulldln 
 
 •l.I'VEI.ANI), ( 
 
 jrThr iiig 4" 
 |'l"'pli sis. (ioi 
 
 |Ti(.l<.i<)iiieo, (ji 
 
 'lllc AdO, Mll.1 
 
 |«'iil Adiinis sts. 
 Isi (icn'l offlcc! 
 lAdaius St., near 
 
 Btp«ii,i,o«t Un 
 
 <i<><>ilrlch Ml 
 
 ^hl(H(;n, RnrliK 
 T"''ilt;aiipo|| itH. 
 
 ■"■ : TrI-Wcfkli 
 „ I'lKiiii and Sii 
 [Mini. DuIiUh, etc. 
 
yri<r'^X ^^4^^^^^ 
 
 ■ jr»^ Mif , t^*- r, '"" '^*^ ■^^^■=' 
 
 ■'I 
 
 Guide to the PPiji0s Fi 
 
 'air and Chicago. 
 
 p.i^''"?:;^;'^!^"? i^^'^T^ ";^. r".trai ..or.,.,. 
 
 •-'l;>*. (^larkst ' ^^''- ^«"l''«' ticket olfioo, 
 
 RAILWAY LINES 
 
 Their Depots and Ticket Offices 
 
 liMR, (.„rner (' ark anJ i«, J "'" '''""•I^J'uH.i- 
 
 .ncr ,.f l)earbom a, I Tni, ' t'lo southwest o„r- 
 l.'ili.v, Jii5 .s! Clark *,'."' ''"ckson sts. j:iiy tlckut 
 
 '^'"n.sts/';^t;^'^l^il:{'^,;i-"-;;j^Hr,..^.^an,, 
 
 lenlral depot, Ha"rl«„/,;;.;r,7f|j;'|;';*;'' '" ^'•'"•rt 
 
 jFiltli Hvo. an< take s T. /ii'''.'''^j;*'' •■'"■»"'• "f 
 |S r|„rk St. ^*''*' '''• """fel office, :.'0«f-yOH 
 
 J. X^'Vi;y"i.V':;;!;:^^;;„[^.c-*oo A ST. Lon,« 
 
 fe:i'" ^1^ (io„er«r o«w ' "^..'^".f ''-•;■'!' .«"" 
 
 ami'A.lam'Hst'!;-. -"""' * '''^^««ruo, ,l<,p„t, caual 
 rls,m SL a;;.^^./;t;;^;*.KANsA« C,tv, .lepot^ Har 
 
 •■ral ollloos, Moion hiM,.'i, n,'^''''''''*^«- "en- 
 Clark st. ••""""" "l<>«k. Ticket oJIlco, 73 3. 
 
 Tieket inlets «7s Clark sf' ' *'""«•""""" Wk 
 
 A V/ESTBKN, ticket 
 
 rKl<.to{.ieo,(iraMd|>a,"n;'„oti|. "«"<iolph «t. 
 ln.M:Cs^;r^S'^?:,'^;;^-:^». Canal 
 
 "iiKu, iii, s. ('lurk St. 
 
 rvil^k Kt. In"T'bl'ni';ve"'"'A.i'^, '^''"'"'~' -J'-P"*. 
 
 I'H.rifle Hotel ('orner i..J '*''' "J"'*' "<*'" 
 "IMttsburK A Wrt WavMR'"-; 'i" .S'"* '''«'''' "»«• 
 Ifoiite." '""rtajne and the "Panhandle 
 
 Tick';;7,ra';:;:'i7u's'';f;;:'rk Ji;"'" ""-^ '^'"^""*"'- 
 
 TfeXe,%^?*S, ('L-I^L.^'- •'"^J Third ave. 
 
 LAKE TRANSPORTATION 
 
 Ch^'H^'^'^Rarln'r 'mi^''^ ^'«'""«'"'^ '>«twer„ 
 
 «#» 
 
 "■^ ' ■fa 
 
 .X.%'^!^*e|,l?'';";^i'-«''« Superior Tr«„,.. 
 
 |l«lolU,.;„an.rsfpeHr^r^S^ 
 
 Chicairo. «ri«U Tr.ver«, * Maekln.w 
 
 Mne:- 
 
 I'tT and Max-weiV slii." 
 
 ./u!; ;: ^"'-""^'^' North Water ., . 
 
 -^'y^J Michigan points. 
 
 i JiUttaL. 
 
 Dock, cor. Lum- 
 
 :&St= 
 
 li«M!>!?^t.*'*'""»»" ''--Dock, rear Of 
 wiL^Xet'^'""""'*"'-**""" *-»• '-«0 to 80 & 
 
 jiitii^aM!\' ,' .jV/«%Bei. 1 .• -i^ 
 
 -/■ 
 
"-!m 
 
 / 
 
 ■the ( 
 
 ^tate and 3 
 
 ■leiiv<' cor. state 
 ltii:imiist. 
 
 •^tiite and ( 
 lleiivi' cor. stute 
 pi- ii> <i:id Kt. . 
 
 *<•< Iht Avph 
 o" t"iih thonboi 
 IMS switdiedo 
 |iili()rso cur south 
 Wnl»a»li Avpi 
 f"<l intli Stree 
 Hal»i>(i nv. mill 
 ' . I'liNt to Cottn 
 
 til St. 
 
 __ WabftHliXven 
 IStreet Table 1,1 
 ■ColmiihiHii Kxix) 
 l;v. Hiul RRn<i<)||,| 
 
 ■toSuthit., east t 
 
 f^ 
 
.y 
 
 - » .-I » IT' ■"Tt '■ 
 
 1 
 
 / 
 
 '"■'rs vs 
 
 -\ . «?:?' ^ 
 
 Ouide to the WorhVs Fair a„d Chi 
 
 CITY RAILWAY SERVICE 
 
 Thoroaro In tho oitv throB BT,.„t 
 stnMt cir (cable hi, hors, f ihu. i^>**''"ns "f 
 
 fc,.v.rinK tlm^outi.siX thiuw^r^ 
 KHiUvfty Oompan V, an.l tho Vorth .nV'"^'"*-'" *">■ 
 ■Raflr,.8<l Compai >:, w 'icli a^ fl .h "'"*' ■^"■'■^■' 
 
 th.s.. liues moist in tho b isin.?Ji ifV'-**: A" "*' 
 on,, may from any poinwitb in ?!."'''■ '^^ """ 
 ljlli«ks of tho City JtL tf""^, ,'," '^*" ">■ "'r»'<'l 
 
 'iXv«tttnniforn,priL!^ kTv V...^ ''i'n' '"" ">" 
 lin.s have a numliji , f ' w^ ''• ^''"f those 
 
 ^liu's, «iHl-trttnsfer8l^"^,,';.7;^-^,,„V;V'." ^"^^^ ''''J- 
 
 xlm fares. Alltif U^ ma n ] "" f'f,"' ^'"'""t 
 
 |.mv,. (-able power the sc n i, '^ ""'**'' ''<•"<''* 
 
 Ualmsh ; the West o„ M w J'r' "" •'^""^' «"'• 
 
 ndicn and deslKneii . mn,'^?*T ^V P''"«'^«« <>f 
 ,.n's.,rn limits of the cltv?h*w'*', '" '''^■'""i "'e 
 rnniiiiig from So nth V^.\,l^^ n**',"!?"^' eleotrlc, 
 
 linliihlcd to cover i»n>tiv Jh ^ L, ' !""•'* line is 
 
 hiilroad enternri?o h! ^f mpany, an elevated 
 the wesl port ,^^'o t e ci"t V ^al^d 'Jr;""-"' '^''"^»'^ 
 (in the business dlstri'^t ^' '" '"'^" " <^''P"' 
 
 ,o/u;e,^'^;^de;;i;^ii'l^iiil^,/":;^«'''"'f«>.yporti,,n 
 
 K'onvonfinir centrallv ii i T"/- ^ '"• '''"'>* al 
 kht "aiiKles and all ■^i'^l^^- "^ '"**'''' ''"" »' 
 
 SOUTH srnK 
 
 |l«th ,t^ '" ^"ttngc Grove^ftv. a„d sontbeast to 
 
 HV. an.I Kand„l, M 1 s nt'lf,''"r; «/ Wabash 
 t" Cottage Urov'oav::^;;,Xa.st';o^1ttt* '"•*' 
 
 oniho^'^toM:;:^!;^;^';:;,., j"if «-'«« tracer 
 
 Kwitehe.I olf a IS h L f «''^.'"'^"'ed and is 
 ;vln>h point it promnls „«".;' ^''^'^«'' ''^■- ff<>m 
 
 ""''«"" -•• . -">':<>.: i.";ia?,a''ano^]i^th7' '" 
 
 ^^^^:^^,:}'^ f "^e above 
 charKe, easi „r west on -Jo^ i'^'"*-''* ^^ extra 
 •IWand ti.ldsts '"''• -"'*>- ^ist,,30th, 
 
 and is finished soiuh i, ^-t^ , "L"' ^^"'^sh av. 
 every- fonr bl!„ ks"'' -,^;'i 1 '^':,.,, **'«'!»"« «bout 
 order to the vVMri.i'u l. V "'" '•«'" runniiiit 
 •S'^iir PK'n" '''" '''*''■ <^>-"uud8 befoi^thi 
 
 C^'! lear^r,a,'e a.Td '^VhlV "^^ '^*''«''* ^^-^ 
 
 to VVentworth a ' son toVi?.", '?"' n*?" •"«>"' 
 from State Kt. eable. "'**' **'• Transfer 
 
 N(»KTH SIDE. 
 
 'i^t^Ca'le^v^t!:,^;^^;,,!^-'^ «t.) Green 
 north on Dearborn to R,,? ii"'*^'"^'*"™ sts./go 
 "onh (thn.uSXnnel ,;''''! ^''''^ '" ^^^ Sa'le. 
 north to U.vJrse"y',"v." • """«'«• east to Clark, 
 
 City IJmlts Cable ri„„ /,..„,, 
 .ight. Oars leave Monro, r;,,!.!*'''' *'■) ^e^ 
 north on Dearborn t<.K,nii *""''^"'"'> s's- go 
 north rthn.ng Vin ent li^^•"'^"'° 
 
 «t., north to aayi:'\\^.:;tl;\',!'i;i-r';;;;v^^ 
 
 av., northwest to Vrigilt':^;;:;,^ ^^^e''' '" ^'"*-'«'» 
 
 M 
 >* .-^a 
 
 lolttmbian^xiOR ion ^^,I''','' "• ''"«' ^'"••I'l" 
 
 Dearl)„rn to Ran olp w'",' '"!'• »o,|'orth'on 
 (through tnnnel o ri'ii ^ ' ''" '^""e- "orth 
 north to oor n«rk''„ ,rt'"r;j;;,iyr'/° ^'«"« « 
 j;^ter^t.toUnc?^,^:;V:--,^-,-Jt^^ 
 
 .^'--""il^r^^ef^ir-. vf^f^ /'^"^ This 
 and Dearborn sts. to m-Kif ''*/''""' M"n«)e 
 point it ru.iH west on IJivislo, /r .^ J"""™ "»'« 
 northwest to Coo|.er 8 " to Clybourn av., 
 
 c«"i'"^';„';t::r v^fet ""^p'«. •"^'^t- t"'- 
 
 and Dearbon sts to nun i'^"'' /'""'" *^«"">o 
 point it runs wesi o ,' n vi±;'. frJ\T. ""» 
 
 r--r-""vest to HaiL"d':'t:'";;oyA^"^.'^p - ; rn 
 
 Webster av. ' '" Raeiuo av„ south to 
 
 «»raeia Avuue and Center Street lOn^ 
 
 /' 
 
CiTT Hah ako Cousty Goubx BuiLpwag. 
 
 riilragoAn 
 Orange light. ( 
 8'>* . K» north 
 =»?s ' 
 
 «"r State and 
 '0 l.ake^ west 
 west to Westeri 
 
 3 
 
■';','*^^ '".^ ^ 
 
 
 S 
 
 Guide to the -WorU^s Fair and C/ucago. 
 
 801IIU OH Racine av. "^""^ ^*"^"" ^'iciue and 
 
 imisi„n St tbeuoPwn.P^'''!l''*^."."^- cable to 
 waukeeav. ''''"""''« est on Division st. to Mil- 
 
 ClHik to KiiiziB St ! pL? V" ^''■•,*^'" """h on 
 (■Imugoav."vestto'llrr..i'j' Market, nortii to 
 ^^ 6 av., webi to Lurrabee, iiorth to Lincoln 
 
 .■i"rk?n;lwrs^S!;fX «fd'iKht. cars leave 
 Kin/ie. west to Market n.'.V.I ,'"n'' "'•' *'''''''' '" 
 l.'M'.lK;vict, nonl. to Center Ht "'^'«'""- ^"st 
 
 ^^^^'^'^l^'^ J'll "«ht. Cars 
 
 WEST SIDE. 
 
 1-"' o^^S ^^^'i:t^^. ,«-• "«ht. cars 
 
 ^^^^il«S£S 
 
 lo WasI 
 
 (TMlll, sou 
 
 "hich point it pn-eeeds. t « h, 1 ^'''''' "^■- '^'■"'" 
 Ailmny and MUlard avenues ^^''''' ^'''^'^ **' 
 
 CaTs\'er;'!^^;^ t^5?- «»5'}«^I;I«^l»^n light. 
 
 TtKrTsa''*t«f,*er^ontL«''^r ^"u*' '^'^ "s^t. 
 froN. cor. Madison an<nis«,^"f""''^? «^- "able 
 from tills 3,it if I rJf^?''*''*t\to Division St., 
 
 0" '>ivisiorsrt^'^alKia"av.'''*''^ '"'' ""''' 
 
 Sallc to NobK a^^.h'""- *'«'li«"n and La 
 N"l)le St. cars wh oh « f M,i „*^/' take transfer for 
 ">Hl N<)ble St proS^ Vhi*' ^''^ Mi wa.vkee av. 
 ""rtli'onNobei.t^.^^Rnilh'^"'!" " Proceeds 
 M.nortiitoZrthav "esttnS^nV "'>''' '° """ 
 to ciybourn Place, wesUoWood'^st *^' ''**'"' 
 
 lsaSr1;?rtWlir„nt"'"^«"''^bt. This ear 
 
 M«,iison and iSs^ ^Tn S? 'm' ™'''^ from cor. 
 |x.intitpmc«ed7asaL«»^"''"' ""■• fom this 
 lo 4()th ^"'****'^«s a horse car west on North av 
 
 "*.K«"f^hfr?.a"r '*'••' »«Vl,lon street Ll„e. 
 
 sts Ko orth^'L?K"yV «"-.,S..ateftnd Rimdo"^ 
 
 iv.. north oDivisi^^ ''^' "'^"^ '^ t^'»«»oniw 
 
 •■"i^"!v;^i^e'::;:d'H"nd„iy^;i;;r "«•"• 9"« •««'« 
 
 to Lake, west to VVest 40th St • '''" """''"" ^""« 
 Iea"e'cor.'*>^lre'':n.f riu,* V,'r-. «'^<» "«»>»• ^ars 
 
 Kanuoiph to {ra?s'.":?d.'!*z';i"t':!'s^;,^,;i, r.^T "^ 
 
 leave coTst^l'^u'd-I^'.',:;^'!";' "'"'^ "Kht. Cars 
 
 loave"co''*'i;tS^and VN^l'^i \^^^' "«"'• C.rs 
 \V«shiiigt<.n t K ■ , !\'''''"'^';'»; K" we«t on 
 
 G "f,rn^[' ^ars K'!"*^"" ^*'n* '''»«• 
 
 go west on Mu<l ! n ..f' p^'"'", ?•'"' Ma<"8on, 
 Adams, west to Cm., r franklin, south to 
 
 west to Western av "'• '"""* '"Harrison, 
 
 'le"e^".J"s"ue^^TS»';''''^^^ Oreen li^ht. Oars 
 to t'linton, i , ' j^ ^' ^^'"•.«" "e«t on M.idison 
 to I31ue Island <^".!t^^:X'^'^^ 
 
 cor.''8ute^■;nd*Mad,"on''';;f;L"?'''■ »?»« '^-^e 
 
 j^mh av.. -utVK';?;;;v?^,rtU'Kc,*u\«e'l'S' '" 
 H/htJ''T;;W^:.rc*o;''5!c-hi,M^rAj?^^ 
 
 -hlatH. av., uorUU*^'ci?ffi%^;&.;- IS 
 
 Ca^rs']eave''rr"Tichtau,1i'J*'»",^»7''t J-'-e. 
 west on AdamJ to*'c';;'^r;.ra*;j;V^St ft' '^'^ 
 
 Hg"t""ta"r^^rv^ c1.'rXh?.*a?*'* *'"'- ««J 
 ington St., Ko smith nnMi'5"" "'■■ »n«' ^'a»»>- 
 west to DesplKs 2S,uiil*?J""7- '° Adams, 
 Western ay^''''""'^^*' •o««u to llarrison, west ui 
 
 ,....»« ,„ tea JjJ^Kijs'^-j'H 
 
 av., south to rfarrisoil, wesi 
 Taylor, west to Western a-^ 
 
 liMiluna Street 
 
 ««'r_ State and Rai 
 to Lake, west to l_i 
 went to Western dv^ 
 
 ■ -.v-ic aiKX KaiURMlltl Rti. 
 
 Lake, west to Hi£te(! n^rM, 
 Ht to Western a^!^'- "^5- 
 
 -- B tie liRht. Cars leave 
 rJ), •'**'-«""oftli on State 
 t«fl "•*•"' to Indiana St., 
 
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 leaVe"co"."sTa'?e^llrdn^,'5''Ce,r"^ "^^ ««" 
 Bureii toKedzieViv «, «»reii, ko west on Van 
 
 M !?i o ROE !ri5^.-^'"#^ ^ff"J^ '''''^-!. I Jii' nt "p - 
 then west to Kedzie av^ ' "^ to Van Buren 
 
 wr.''8tat^a';:^"V""BUf ^" "«""• <^»"' '«r, 
 boulevard. "^ ^**'> st. west to the 
 
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 Guide to the World's Fair and Chicago, 
 
 THEATRES ^ 
 
 The visitor should SCO as many as poKsible of 
 Clm^igo'B theatres as they are all that money and 
 
 delight, the stages are large and well equlpDed 
 prmluces *""""' "^ of the best the^ou'n'try 
 
 Tlie Auditorium is undoubtedly the most 
 t«a,aifu, but they all have merits worthy of 
 
 Z^S^i r LIs^ '^^,^^"' -« -•'• 'l-'^'e 
 
 .nItSttlo,r ^'"''^ "« ^^« '"« -^O- --'^-^ 
 
 For the attractions see the dally newspapers. 
 
 The following is a list of the principal theatres: 
 
 Alhambra Theatre, State St., cor. Archer ave 
 Take State St. cable car. *'>"erHvt. 
 
 Auditorium, cor. Wabash ave. and (Congress st 
 Academy of Music, IlalKted st., near Madison 
 HI ( VV est side) . Take Madison St. cable ™r 
 
 ^^'iihaK'*™J'""'"'• '■ ^- ''''■ *'""•" ""*' 
 
 ( lari'al^d'neS,?' •'""^" "'"'« *>— • '-'• 
 (i^.r'th^ide)'^''*''''"'' '^'■"''K*"''' «■"' "Ivlslonsts,, 
 Casino, Wabash ave, near Adams, 
 
 .M'A'':^t''"„ear"n«rk^"'"'"' """" "'"« "^ R-"' 
 
 
 Globe Dime Museum, State near Van Buren H 
 
 Havlin's Theatre, Wabash ave > bet RIirh# 
 eenth and Twjiniteth sts. ' *'''?**'' 
 
 Haynmrket Theatre, W. Madison st hi.t n>l 
 Htedand Lnion. Take Mad4son«" cable e«.^^ - 
 
 Hooley's Thealre, 140 Itandolph st. 
 
 II. R. Jacobs' Academy. S. Ilalsted nBar W 
 Madlsou, (West side), ^-ake Madison Tcabl^ 
 
 «t.",iear'tt.' '^^"''' '' '^""'"^- North Clwk 
 
 Jacob Lltfs. Standard Theatre, cor. Halsted A 
 Jack8,)n sts. (West side. ) Take Halsted Bt'c»r 
 
 i5^tVl'?^'if;;;;;i'^4v'^tfi'^«Museums,,i4ato 
 
 LIbby I'rison War Musei.nt, Wabash ave bet 
 Hth and l.,th. Take Cottage Grove ave ears^ 
 
 M^;::;;'i:'':::i:i:;';;«;:* «■ ^^-x^-^^^^ ^t. -n.k, 
 
 Madlsuu .Street OiK-ra House, H:i Madlsoii st. 
 McVlckcr'K Theatre, H-.' Madison st. 
 New Windsor Theatre. North Clark and Div. 
 Islon Kts. Take Clark st. cable car 
 
 Harrison!" '^*''""''' '"""' "'■ ^"^ Congres. and 
 
 Schiller Opera House, North side of Randolnh 
 St. bet^earborii and Clark sis. ""uuoipn 
 
 Tlniincrman Opera House, cor. Slxty-thtltl 
 
 CLUBS 
 
 . Chicago has over ;tOO clubs and societies f..r hM 
 
 Apollo, AiK)IIo Hall, Central Music Hall. 
 A<«cla,lOfi Ashland Hmilevard. 
 Koluii, 174 Evergreen Av. 
 Asbland, 575 VVashlngU>n lloul. 
 Calumet, 20ih street and Michigan Av 
 CarloUMi, :»800 Vlnocnnes Av 
 <'hlcagot7ycIing, Hy<|e I'ark. 
 < hlcago, 4;» and 4.-) M<inr<H) St. 
 Douglas, , '1518 Kills A V. 
 Karragut IttmK'lul., .1010 I.rftke l'««'<f Av 
 
 Tortnlghtly.Arllustllutt HiHIdlng. 
 Uarrard, rianrard and. Sail sts. 
 Hamlltun. 41 (]rov«lapd |>ark. 
 Hyde Park. Lake av! and 50th Ht 
 llUauia, 154 Ashtaad Uoul. 
 
 Illinois CyMing, lOdH Wa.shln<rton Boul' 
 
 Indiana, .TWO Indiana Av. 
 
 Iro<iuolB, lOH Monroe St. 
 ^enw.MxI, r,akc Av and 47th Ht 
 
 I.a Salle, 54.' West Monroe St. 
 
 Manitiette. ;i(),-) iWrborn Av. 
 
 I'ress. l.i:i Clark near Madison. 
 
 SlHUdHTtJ. Michigan Av. and t-Mth St. 
 
 Union, I>earl«)rn Ave. and WashingUm P|m4 
 
 I'niou League, Jackson and 4th Ay, 
 
 Veteran Inlon League, 'iViA DMrbora St 
 
 Wash I r 
 
 '"«""■ t'l.'-.IIHB. M.-|[ l Wust AdmniBt. 
 
 Washlngt.ni park, (list and South Part 4^». 
 Webster, lOU IJliMiffleld A?, 
 W.HKllawn Park, Odd St. an.l MadlKm A»* 
 s.)u"st"* """'•<-'»'"•"•'> AiWKilatloa. 148 M«4I- 
 
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 GuiWf to the IVorlcTs Pdir ami Chicago. 
 LIBRARIES AND READING ROOMS 
 
 .Teima"'*"^^'*"'''^'"'"'^ '•''"' '"•'""' Armour 
 
 I'lihllo LIbmry, City Hull. 
 L.IW lustltule, t!<Mirt House. 
 Allicnaeiim, 18-iO Vim Itureii st. 
 v»UmH\ Moii-s Library, 4()(t J)e„r»K)rn st. 
 Mammoiul I.lbrary, HI AshlHijit boill. 
 
 str^cJ!;'^'"'^ '^""""'y' ''"'• North Stute and Oak 
 
 I'Ull»an Public Library, Arcnde building. . 
 Su&Tsr"" ^''"'"'' '^"'™'y' eommcrelal and 
 
 Union t'atbollc Mbmry, 04 Dearborn st, 
 tonlKmi" T'"^^"'"«'''"' •'"'m'y, in:j Waahlng- 
 
 son si"'*^ ""''"* ^''"■'■''"»" Association, 148 Madl> 
 
 NEWSPAPERS 
 
 Tti.' l-n.ll.iK .li.ilyii,.ws,m,«.rs„f Ohin.iKo aro 
 till IoIIowIuk: 
 
 •|vibuiK.^«>nihj||j| ,,,r. of Ma,lls„n a.ul Dear- 
 Ixjrn, iiiord^^^ 
 
 "'■"'■'^■■■Wa.shlMKton St., morrilntr. 
 
 l"<'r«^Pff!jVll'iw.'st(!or. Madison HiKl Dear- 
 tMirn sis., moriilriK. 
 
 ■nm..s, nortl.w.st oor. „f WasblUKton an.l 
 ^)ll^l av, nioniiiiK. 
 Dttlly NfwsUc-.H)r.l, l','.l Plfih av , m.,rnl>iK. 
 
 Cilobo, 118 FIftb av, mornlni?. 
 Illinois st.m(.s /.lu.nK, (Jorman, northwest oor 
 !< iftb av. and Washington st., mornlUK. 
 J ^^Vn-k'. l>ress(., Ucnnan, (»0-l>4 Fifth av., mom- 
 Oally News, \'M\ Fifth av, evenhiK. 
 Mall, ij'oKifii, av.,,.v,.nl.iK. ' ^ 
 
 .'ouniftl, KM U,.4irborii st., .■venliiK. 
 I'ost, 1(14-1(1(1 Washington St., evenings 
 AlK,'ndpost, Mftb av. n.,ar Adams st., evening * 
 
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 CONSULS IN CHICAGO 
 
 J-irkT,".""" ""I""'"'--''. S. ILidHon, h;» K. 
 
 Mistro HunKi.ria Henry ClanNseninH- V Kd 
 »"r,l Claussenlus, 7N and hO Fifth ave 
 
 H.I«ium-Charlo« llenrotln, 1(17 Dearborn Ht 
 ■^.m'KL-,*'"'*' ""-'-^ V. Otto A. Dn,ler, 
 
 cMS,r^rV:;:l,^Tr ^ ""'"" """■"""•"• 
 ^^•'.•nnan Knudr,^-<;arl linen., room 'it, Horden 
 
 Turliey-Charles Henrotin, 107 Doarlmrn. 
 
 Midler, 73 Dearborn street, r. 4. 
 
 R. H. 
 
 USuli'e,* r'l!" ^- "'"""l*"^ <» <-o8tlgIlole, HO ' 
 
 Mexleo^-Kollpe Berrloiaal Jr l"n k w.>k 
 I URion street. r.UO. '"■"»'••"- i>" fc. WMh- 
 
 InKton'slr^'ta.*"""'"** BIrkhoff Jr., 85 K. WmH- 
 
 KuNsia -Com. M. H. 
 
 Nwe«leu and Norway 
 dolph.r.l. 
 
 Thai, (la, 70 LaSaUe. 
 I'etcr Svanoe, 108 
 
 Swit«erlAnd-A. Ilulenger, 1«7 Wa«hiiigtO||| 
 
 EXPRESS C0nPANIE5 
 
 A.lams Kxpress Comimny, 181. Dearborn Kt. 
 
 American Kxpronii c ,«ny, 7J Monrmt si. 
 
 Italtlmo reAOhloKuprf^sH HH 1)1 w...,i,i.„;^. 
 
 I I'armelce's ?>mnlbus Line; 1.13 Adami St 
 Inlrtmr"' '^^* "'^"^ ''""'P'ny. "O-Pl Waill. 
 
 
 NfcUouaJ, 13«-140 Adama St. 
 
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 "Guide to the World's Fair and, Chicago. 
 
 churches: ^ 
 
 fi-jt 
 
 Chicago has over 600 churches which are di^ 
 Tided among people of nineteen denominations." 
 
 ■rhefollowingarert few of the most popular. 
 I-Z-r a full list ,ee the city directory, also see du- 
 iHMincementsin Sunday morning newspaj.ers. 
 
 >ON SECTARIAN-Peotole's chiin-h M,. 
 VKker-s theater. Or. H. VV. Xmas.'Sor: 
 
 swing! p.^oher.''' ''"""■*' ^"«'« «""• »»■■ I>«vid 
 
 «-tcTt..^^:;^,^it.?*- '''''^ °'^'«^-' 
 
 fwniJ o''**'r*^»*'""''*' o'th* H"ly Name 
 
 .t^eV%T/h^Xi'Je:S.'?Sf *"• --Thirteth 
 
 ('hur«K of the Holy FamllK_Wp«t T«,uif.i, 
 
 Bireet, coVner M*y street T ""ftzgTrald?^rmo? 
 
 CONGKEOATIONAI-. Plymouth -Mi.bi 
 g,.n av., Twenty-sixth street. ^Kran" W. (|„n: 
 
 Wabash av. Clinton Locke, rectbT^ ^* , 
 Kpiphany'. 
 
 Adams street 
 
 1 . N. Morrison, rqctor. , 
 
 St. James-Cass atid Huron 
 lomkins, rector. 
 
 streets. Floyd 
 
 wmlus, pastor. 
 
 ev!:s-?;^^M,^'l.:^j:'"«tonBo.fi. 
 
 RKFORMED EPISCOPAL-Chrlst MIy.k 
 
 .1alS;j;Tai;t;:vr^iei^?r' "i^'^ W'n»l'eB«r:av. 
 
 PUck'"*F*,^"dIrt*'S^e'.r.^or^''''"'* ^«'"'^- 
 T^S'^»SJ^et^'^'^l«i^-ear 
 
 an':i".^?^isr*:i\^^!rd"wV^«,o^°"'*' ^"'^ •- 
 w*^roft"ora"" **""''"• "^" «'''«'^ «• 
 
 ti "fe^^" ^"'.'^ av., near T^ust. B. s. Mar- 
 
 PRESBYTEBiAPT, Irir«t._I„diaua av and 
 2l8t St. JohnU, Barrows, pajtor, * ""^ 
 
 S«con,l-MI('higanave. and Twentieth stnwl 
 Simon .1. McI'hersoM, pastor. ^ , ''""^"' »"««»■ , 
 
 and d|[den •?, 
 
 Third -Ashland t)oulevard 
 ^ohn-L. Withrow, pastor. 
 
 Fqllerton-Fullerton av. ancf Larra^o Mreet 
 ^ — — . pastor. ' A 
 
 REl^mMEI> JEWINH. CHURCH Slnal 
 
 ^^l^'Tr-t^in'^i^LTecTurer^''''^^ 
 
 PARKS 
 
 Tlio Chicago Park and Boulevard SvHtoinU 
 very extensive .and will when .;omi.^l.i^f oc „ V 
 .I'-'itO acres with over 100 mlies,of "/rives ,-"^ 
 
 hbJ.levffi"'"'* "'•* '1"^ P^H'clpal ,«rks an.l 
 
 ...'^tI"^?^'!?'*" ^1^ •"* Vlncennes are., lu 
 a< lalM)(;ottage drove avo. cabl* car to 'iTth 
 Hii.l go west to^lneennes avp. " 
 
 IJongjas MMumeut Square, .'Wth «t hhd tha 
 
 CHhiu to .lo^h St., and go east to the lake 
 
 «,',!ls"^''rSiIL*M'^ ,"*•"'" ••"» California »ws., J 80 
 »t t»s. Take Ugden av». ear.. , 
 
 Kills Park. ;mii st., one block west ..f vix\»^an 
 Xr^ft^^t""""- '''»''« •-■''tC UrU« aT 
 
 
 Jaclcson Park, The. World's ColumbUn K. 
 l>ositlon. Site f)et. tlie Lake Shore and Stnn, 
 
 Cottage iJroveavp. cable to r.7th St. ^ 
 
 Jefferson ParlT, bet. Adams. Thro<)D Mimr»A 
 .and Loorais ?it8. r.ii acres taValSSHW.^^ 
 cable Hue to Thrpop^t: a.^fi^go 1 b'uKjk^lT^h" '•" 
 
 .Jol'KdT^th^t. ?"• "' *"'"*'»'"' ''^«- »^'- B*- 
 Mncohi Park, N. (;iark st. and Ndrth ara !!an 
 
 a(Tes. .take N. Clark st. cabl^ " *^- ^^^ 
 
 Mklway Plaisanoe, bet. 59th and 00th itt. anit 
 
 &:"V.""* W-shlngtonPAHis. HsTdres fSke 
 
 Cottage «lrr.veave. cable IJnq 7 1st st. division 
 I'ulon iVMt. Ashland boul. end W. I.Aka ■£ i*. 
 
 acres.. Taly, Lake si. horso can; '"**• ^ " 
 
 Vehion Park. W.tPolknnd Loomis sta. 4 i 
 
 Tk. M 
 
 Ufa. I.,. .. . — t"' ■' -T ■ ■" ■» *« iMi trtPi 
 
 .^jJJ»&<Hi-AAwtw^^w^rinmrtrr1*nHcTit 
 
 LMtee- 
 
 VVaslilngton Park; tJottago (Jrove ate anil 
 nnrtT"r"M-''i'*r''' <'"»'«Ke GroTB «ve., a Ilttl. 
 
Tacoma BriLDlHO 
 
 
 Owivm BoiLDiNe. 
 
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 G^«/V^ /^ /yj^ ^^^/^V J^air and CkicaL 
 
 HOSPITALS 
 
 
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 AtexlHn Brothers, 550-689 N. Market st 
 
 AiiBustana, 151 Lincoln hv. 
 
 liinnett, cor. Adii alid Fulton sts. 
 
 ( l.ioago Emergency, 194 S.iporlorst. 
 Vork stf "•'""'°P*">'c. cor. South Wood an.l 
 • chfcnpo Floating, North-Pier,- Lincoln I'ark 
 A^lliTf^d^il^uKiy' and Children. CO, West 
 
 LSn^n^^'ja-kt!"'*"' ^^-^■"""' "-^'-". 
 National Tempcranco, 3411 pottage Grove av. 
 
 , cor. 
 
 Twenty-ninth st. nnd Cot- 
 
 Miohnel Reosc, 
 tago Grove a v. 
 
 I'resbyterian, cor. Congress and Woo,l sts. ' 
 Railway I3rotherhoo,l, cor. Ada and FulU.„ sts. 
 Salleav "'"' ^^^^''"^ and Maternity, 101 La 
 
 U,nited States Marine, Lake View 
 Wesley, 35a-;)57 East Ohio st 
 
 Woman's, Rhodes av. and Thirty-second st. 
 (>erman, 754 Larrabee st. ' ^ ., ' 
 Uahneriiann, 281 1 Cottage Grove «v 
 Mercy, cor. Calumet av. and Twentyslxtb st 
 
 CfcflEF CEHETERIES 
 
 Calvaiit, distant ten miles. Ucached hv om 
 CHK.. A Northwestern and Cl^ioaLo Evaus^^^^^^ 
 LHke Superior railroads. ^ ' ^'^*"!''o" * 
 
 roa.|*T *^''"'"''' '*'^*""* by Grand Trunk rail- 
 CMKwooD, reached by IllinQis Central. 
 
 ^^UoHEuiLL, reached l>y(!hk]aWo .fe North west- 
 Uketu^l^rior.''"'"'*"^ "^ ^'>'«««''' f:v«'riston A 
 cS:* NorThte^ll.^,' ^''='''*"*'"" ««"''«' ««»' '^ " 
 
 nONUriENTS 
 
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 I N. Grant I'^uestrian hionument Uvhr^Hn 
 S'hii'w*'"' ""'«« f"'"'tain, l"red erick V S 
 Indian ;r«up:""''"'' '^^ ^•'"^ '"onumont. otta'wa 
 
 DoiroLAs MoNtTMEfrT, Lake ave. and Thlrtv 
 fifth St. Reached by the ininols Central. *" 
 
 Ml'.hlja^lv""'''"' '^^'"'^''' "•^^^^ «'^' «'- '^"•1 
 I'oi.ier. MoNliMBNT, commpmnmtlvo nf »m„ 
 l».vmarket Riot on the n^htTf May 4th 18HH 
 located at llaymarket square. ""y *"'• !»««. 
 
 p^nXar;:^r^;^^^-w^;j[;l%il-„jake^at \,. 
 s^ wia^j::.";?rX"i"m[er' ''" ^««'«» 
 
 i.',.r/''i^"V*'***^,'?'^'''''"-<""»'<ieniorfttiye of tbfl 
 miJt ' " '«»"••"'«"'. at Calumet ave! aiS 
 
 Tub Armrtrono Hrsr, oor. Clark and Adama 
 
 GARriELn .Statiik, (Jarflold Pkrk. 
 
 Von HuMBgLDt STATUE, Humboldt Parle. 
 
 TELEPHONE COHPANIES 
 
 Ainorloan Cimhraan, 242 South Water st 
 "vntral Union, 20;i Washington. 
 < hUiajfo, '~'0;j WRBhlngton. 
 Gray Natloual, 18B LaSallo st. 
 
 I ''«'llcc and signal, llK La Salle St. • * 
 
 Havenswood, Opera IIouso building. -^ 
 
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 TELEGRAPH COHPANlES" 
 
 Amprtc H ii Dl fl trlcl, 303 WawlilngDh. ' 
 
 HHltlmore A Ohio, 70 Bdard of Trade 
 «"lilc«go A Milwaukee, 50 Hoard of Trade blda 
 Gamewoll Plro Alarm, 50 (lark at , . 
 Gold A stwk, Biaito bldf . 
 
 ■ * Miiinal UrifoST'J.'IO LaSallcst.' 
 
 Postal Telegraph Cable, Clark cor. Jacksan 
 
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Whiii' Star 
 [Thus ( 'ook 
 ail hiiic, 
 
 niiani, 13] 
 
 riiii'dgo l>f 
 iBUKHijit of b 
 lioiinl Bank 
 |lO Siivings B 
 
 The week I 
 
 lujAviiril of W 
 
 Tin: 'J.-) Nat 
 
 '«|)itiil of i'^'i 
 
 [hikI tottil de 
 
 Tlie followi 
 
 American 
 Building, Dea 
 
 Alius Natior 
 
 Hunkers' Na 
 
 f'lieinieal Na 
 
 oniinental J 
 first Natlbni 
 
 Olohe Natloi 
 
 ftiile and LCi 
 III- I. II Salle. 
 
 MerehantK' N( 
 
 Metropolitan : 
 
 IIHIIIS St. 
 
 '""ii'ii NHtlons 
 
 N'aiional Hank 
 w. tinlney. 
 
j-^JVTlWBggpii;; 
 
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 Guide to the World^s Fair and Chkag,, 
 OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES 
 
 n,imbnrK-.\nH.ri,.an, l-.T, Lii S.iIIo. 
 Anioricaii ) 
 
 JWhiii' Star Line, ."i4 (*lnrk st 
 
 \nclmrLine. 70 La Sallo. 
 k'limini, 131 Randolph. 
 
 North (Jerman Lloyd, 8'.' r.th A v. 
 
 BANKS 
 
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 ri.i<'..go hanks now rank next to New York in 
 
 |«.n,„uu of business d,,„t.; there are i„ all "-, Xa' 
 
 Itional Banks, ai State Banks. - Foreign Banks 
 
 llO savings Banks and (tlVrivate Banks. 
 
 I Tl.. weekly h„„k riearances now amoii'nrt to 
 |l|Avanl of *100,000,000. '"'oiintl to 
 
 Tiu. •.'.-. National Banks alone have a oombi, ed 
 hpilal of »-.'..TO0,0C0. a snrpluH of «1.3,004,oV' 
 land total deposits of »14:(,()04-.-- » 
 
 Tbe following Is a list of fhe leading banks: 
 NATIONAL BANKS. 
 
 STATE BANKS. 
 
 |B.H!^lnl;:"5ie«i^^';S,ii;|^^-;;.>. Monadnoek 
 AI1..S National, l.a.Salle, s. w, cor. VVa.sbington 
 ItHrikers- National Bank, Masonic Temple 
 nuMiieal National, 8r, Dearborn st 
 
 ^^Ohi..a«o National. Dearborn «t., s. w.'oor. Mon- 
 
 Columbia National, La Salle cor. (iulnoy 
 ,<^mmerclal National. Dear,.,rn St, s."e.eor.! 
 
 •■""'inental National. LaSalle, s. w. eor.Adams I 
 First National, Dearborn s,., n. w, e<,r. Monroe' ' 
 
 fn^H^D^'arn.^""""'^'' ^'""«'' R-r^- Build-' 
 "lol«> National, cm LaSalle and iaokson 
 
 rorU Salle.'^'*"'" ^'"'"'«'- Madison «,., «. « 
 Merehants' National. 80 and 83 LaSalle Bt 
 
 ^^Metropolitan National, ,^8a<le. «. w. cor. Mon- 
 
 ^Nalional Bank of America. LaSalle, s. w: cor 
 Xaiional Bank ofJiii,n,|,, 115 Dearborn .t. 
 
 Sat,:^'n:!:i'Mr sr '"^'"^« B-"'. cor. La 
 
 Hunk of ("ommeree, 188 to 10^ LaSalle at 
 ^^Con„nereialLo«fiand Trust Ccj„, 115.117 La 
 
 Corn Kxchange Bank, oWLaSalle 
 ^'^^^^^^^..S^^ -^ Trust Co., USalle 
 
 Home Savings Bank, 184 VV. Washington ' 
 
 .v<le Park Bank, Lake ave. and 5ad St. ■ 
 «.h1 AdamJsIf «"^ >"-".« Bank. eor. LaSalle^ 
 
 NHTfonal, oSFT' L.iSalTe^ 
 
 Ii.tenitttionul Bank. UO LaSalle st. 
 
 MercliHiits- Loan and Trust f',. w x., - 
 nt. eor. Dearborn. 'rust Co.. Washington 
 
 Uoyal Trust (U.IST Jackson st 
 
 sjate Bank of Chicago. Lake St., cor. Lasalle.. 
 Tbe Jennings Trust Co., 185 Dearborn st 
 ^_^r«e Northern Trust Co.. Washington St., eor 
 
 ,^ Northwestern Bond and Trust Co . 175 Dear^ 
 rnion Trust Co., Dearborn St., eor. Madlsoi.: 
 
 FOREIGN BANKS. 
 
 Bank of Montreal, Woman's Temple " " 
 
 Scandinavian Exchange Bank, 58 LaSalle «t. " 
 
 SAVINGS BANKS. ^ 
 
 VV«sft'J.^LT.' ""^ ^^''-'"•f-Ba.*. 12., and 124 
 nime SavlnyM iu.^1,^ 
 
 .4> 
 
 l O' t 10 wamii T igtoft gt. 
 
 ^ ^ -< Qi>iJfetil£IU^!^ 
 
 AiIhiiis St. 
 
 and 
 
 ^^Olob, SavingH Bank. cor. Dearborn and Jacksoo 
 
 '■'lion National, La .Salle st n e cor Ai 1 
 
 ,^N«.onal^B«nk of the Kepublle. LaSalll.Tw. I «'''•'*' 'it. ^^ "'"' •'*"^'"'^'' «««". cor. LaSall. 
 
 Inlon True, Co., Dearborn St.. cor.Madison. 
 
 \ »..' 
 
 »»^ ' 
 
"^msm' 
 
 n • 
 
 policemen whosiiffpr...l '.'".''^"s "^ Chioafjo rnlse.l a i>i rsp of «- - ™i"^? f<>r JUitrajHl one f,,V,, 
 llajnmrket, the scene of t4 riof 'T? "''"""nent io' I etr ^1^;;^.,^^^^ 
 
 *■""' BKeiii«NT Ahmokt. lata Stbmt 
 
 •^ifD Michigan Avishdc. 
 
 ^\ 
 
 R6s 
 
 thi' niiUn 
 counter in 
 facing th< 
 aljoul .'JO,C 
 
 Sew 
 
 pipes luio 
 _ tejii of pip 
 t third syste 
 He 16 it fi J 
 nresned Inl 
 mrne for a 
 
 Staff 
 
 biiildiMKsa 
 flreproof, w 
 nil designs 
 Hre nnide, a 
 more than 
 Kiiioiint of ( 
 foiir-Ktory ti 
 
 Stock 
 
 shcdH, covei 
 fortjpcctuto 
 ■-'OiJluet. T 
 
 Statuj 
 
 JiiKilee, Hel 
 Slrt'MKth, M 
 Siiii;lo,Figiir 
 (irniipgut sii 
 trolled, I''iro, 
 PiKures, "VI 
 
 Horoscope (j 
 nieiils. ao K 
 Muiri Pediine 
 Machini 
 "fMldehl.'le 
 II I'iK'imts of 
 Miillins, Suiei 
 
 COLONNA 
 
 Obehslf. M. i 
 
 Mi'sic II 
 Seiilptors, Y 
 Sculptor, Foi 
 
 W 'rRANHfO 
 
 seining; progtt 
 
 FIoRTiriri 
 Six Single Fljr 
 
 ^, , Oallerie 
 
 seiilptor. On 
 Sfliilpior. ptv, 
 \ elascjuez. 
 
 .. Vnimalh 
 these Kontlenit 
 , Woman's 
 oach of "Hope- 
 
 Statue of 
 •Statue of t 
 statue of I 
 The (J rand 
 
 t H'IBICIMSIM 
 
 ^^TftHvIH7^asi 
 KsNTUCKr 
 VOUANO I 
 
 
 ■ iik^- 
 
WTV 
 
 Anarchist Riot 
 
 ty waseversUrlle.l 
 i v/MMi is known as 
 namiteboDib wliich 
 ymoK. Thg^lMio 
 
 'iJ^tipitul one f(ir ,1 
 ^nc familk'H of iiif 
 !>een erected in iho 
 ■v trial, but this WHS 
 nsiimed three day . 
 remarkable a case 
 
 • Gui.', /. r/^e WorlJ's Fair a.d O/ucago. 
 
 R65tsuraiiisak.Tf i 
 
 ».>■ main hnlldinKNTJi^J 'rheYT'f'"'! '^oro will be 
 
 26' 
 
 A 
 
 c;Mn;i^inu;e"^Sp,;^;'Xn^/wldir"iiT'''"'^ 
 
 fH.Mng the WannfR,.i^,,,„: .',V.'',.',V'''<i''>K- There will be six restann Ki,'""^ " ra Iroad lunch 
 
 ti^a lake .bore. The eapr/;ro"f"lt:'';':rut«„rj;!;}]l4| 
 
 rv.sed into ealce" at d bn"n„, ' umrer''t''hi'.'',!''''""'*'"' ''>' " '''e m o f. o,^?":;: V'.;"" Kroun, s* 
 
 m.ire than one huri.lred years ««.lVw '''^' ^«'">' ""''^li »» lro.H«ciit^S^^ mo'lel moulds 
 
 Hn.c,iint of ih.«u„>„...:.*'?..y«"^9«?> covering for bnildinKs notablv in v5.,;S« ''««>" "sed for 
 
 ...■'" '^""in America The 
 
 l'"n one hundred ye''""-""" ''"'■' ^^'"^' "" 
 'of this work. I. fhl? -?*?." '""^erinK for 1 
 
 'ry building flf "een .l^''^*:*''"**'""" b"lWing« iHeirual 't" urj'ooiePinnf I."?! wall of a 
 
 niiire tlian 
 „ \S'MAi.H roa THE Bninnra «. .- ''"*^'"'^ '"«"• R«Ph«el. itembrandl 
 
 -i.of ■■ii„,,„i'i;S'!i; - .yi.'.'"^i<. -Ota ».„,„„,, ^ „ . 
 
 >•,» 
 
 ?o™Z""'""'" -«"""^ '"-'e- Boone." 
 
 i. 
 
 ^b^J't. 
 
 4 In '1tr»..l^1« -aat ^. 
 
 to be in Marble. Miss Mears, Sculpto, 
 
 By MIhs Yondell, Sculptor 
 Mrs. Copj), Sculptor. 
 
 % 
 
 d^- 
 
 ^MA 
 
The Worl 
 
 completed 
 
 more coiigi 
 
 iimler its at 
 
 the World'! 
 
 ' of the folio 
 
 TheAuxl 
 
 the Directoi 
 
 by the Unil 
 
 for each of 
 
 and other ID 
 
 a l()(^al comi 
 
 council of a 
 
 I and corregpi 
 
 , coiiimittees 
 
 [ orgaiiizatlor 
 
 branch, wit! 
 
 rai}i,'iiig thoa 
 
 participate. 
 
 tli!e<t. kiid th 
 
 Below will 
 
 i ranged, the c 
 
 I coiifcresRes a 
 
 Srresses in ei 
 
 I ii;bich their e 
 
 May— 1. W. 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 June— *\ 
 
 JULV 
 
 II. 
 
 Tt 
 M< 
 Te 
 Mc 
 Oo 
 Mil 
 Ul 
 Ed 
 
 13. 
 14. 
 
 6. 
 
 -7. 
 8. 
 9. 
 
 I AtTHUST— 
 
 10. Knglnee 
 Art, Arc 
 Uoveriii 
 
 gast? 
 General 
 
 wise c] 
 Science ; 
 
 TO Tl 
 
 I This bureau 
 
 IHorld'8 Colur 
 
 I throiiffh Its hot 
 
 Ithelicstof Its 
 
 I cago for the co 
 
 I to procure for I 
 
 llnKat fair and 
 
 I ThH managen 
 
 ■ that thoitsandN 
 
 IvUitingthe citj 
 
 Ion this point, h 
 
 Itoreiilizesatigfi 
 
 I Jniiuiries wei 
 
 Ipousfholders hi 
 
 I learn, as far as I 
 
 Jpecte.1 therefoi 
 
 iKives the genera 
 
 ■ reply, to cover a 
 
 Ipeoplcln thebe 
 
 |Mrth avenue ai 
 
 Pr i flfl of y ^> ptn s 
 
 SIntfle room, sl 
 I Double room, ( 
 I two persons, 92 • 
 I ')onble-bedded 
 I persons, »3.o0. 
 I Unnble-bedded 
 lPeraoti8,«.i5. 
 
 S. 
 
 "»p 
 
'!»■' -pp"**!!^*^' 
 
 
 
 in 
 
 (6 
 
 ^ 
 
 Cuid, to the World^s Pair and Chicago. 
 WORLD'S FAIR CONGRESSES 
 
 2ti 
 
 more congresses of thinkers whi/hwi^^^'^h Vf ^''- ^'^"r, 0, A-ujriist -'S 
 of the following , formation ^^^^^ 
 
 Agrlciiltui'e, 7, October Kj 
 
 prganlzations. The AnxHlaryhas ^1^ 
 branch, with committees, to co-od 
 raquing those sougresses ii which 
 partK^pate The entire work s w'^ 
 
 Be ow in' ^'7"8«™ent8 are I'n^? 
 Beiow will be found, as fur »ih thuu 
 mnged, the different department^ i^ » 
 
 1kI^^»i, . ''**'°,^®Partnient, and the 
 ii;bich their sessions will begin • 
 
 Morftl and Social Reform, 4. June 12 
 
 Literature, 4, July lo. 
 Education, 13, July 17. 
 
 -' con- 
 date at 
 
 5. 
 
 1 ^• 
 
 I July— 7. 
 8. 
 9. 
 I AantrsT 
 10. 
 11. 
 12. 
 
 13. 
 14. 
 
 Au- 
 
 >resentation of the best tLu^t of th^?it? 
 entintlife world. It is expected th.fri,^^ 
 
 press, rostrnmand nulnit -rhn V.„ "" Wthe 
 
 Ar?«Pa"^iI™ Ci'.?ert'ti',"oi''! ^T^"' 
 Parlc. Tills buiUliiur i?MiT ' ?" ^^^ ^^nt 
 
 ^^"K'neerlng, 7. August 1. 
 
 "^KlS'^Cafe^^- not other 
 
 science and Philosophy. 15. August 21 
 
 TO THC vi*..'.^^ -,"""" "^""Kress Auxiliary, Chica^oT 
 
 TO THE VISITOR-THE BUREAU OF PUBLI^ COHF^ 
 
 s bureau has been estahn=K»^ k„ ...,_... . V'Vi ll-UKI 
 
 two double beds, four 
 
 Ihouseholders imvint fn^n'i^S^IP^ ""^ »P« to 
 |«ives the geS aTemL^ «,^^l'*'.7'"» statement 
 
 [Wh avenue and WeKln"th^8tl^L"tf '^"'''° 
 ■ f^gflnfT a amapci day wmw>a ^ 
 
 .MriBle room, single bed, one Deraon"ii'i ir 
 
 IpelS;;'^^^""* »«"»■ two double beds, two 
 IpeSr^o'*' ""'"■ **" "*«"•"« •^l". three 
 
 Double-bedded 
 persons, $.\,'iO. < 
 
 thes'lX..*'res^obSlf^ i'?.Hi„'^?™' "ccordlngto 
 
 
 i 
 
 «^15# 
 

 
 ^. 
 
 njMllIrl III ;\,| 
 
 purb of ttie I) 
 
 J iini"! Ddit-'i.'is' r 
 
 I ci'iilriU (loinu. 
 
 |irsi)fiK>r, ; 
 
 I The lleideiirlc 
 
 ,,, CALIFO 
 
 IbUflilillgN. 'I'll 
 
 I mice 'ill (lie ol 
 
 |li#tll HIKl Holi 
 
 I Mi.'■^illli (Uiiiroli 
 JliiHci. wliile th 
 luiissiiiii iirchlu 
 lllilliliinjn. 'I'll, 
 l"f li'iiiH mill ( 
 
 lllll'l "IK! lit cltl 
 llliirr III t||)i 111,: 
 
 It OKrMiih (Mill n 
 I') I'linn, IhtTo 
 Jiiii iiiU'iior or V 
 lilcriiriilldiiN (I ( 
 Ikiuil Tlio WH 
 Jniiilrwiislird 
 I" -I 'I Willi out 
 VIII Ml I i.ortloii I 
 I''* ili'volcd 111 
 |ll''ll. 114 lei'l N 
 
 piirriMiiiiljiijf It, 
 liiiil (Idiue. On 
 pKlt' (if tho jun 
 llriHucs afo cle 
 I "Killing; to \Ui 
 iBiirdiii. TliOKo 
 V'ln Ufa „ Cnlt 
 l'r<Klnct, tho |K)H 
 Jlitif n o(»iubljmtl 
 pu'niii mill wnter 
 
 y"«f i" of c«)u 
 
 An hitect, P, Bi 
 |"f'' 'i i i > 'Pn iiriiictr 
 hucl.rs, Thp 11(1 
 l"''li ''o.. of CliU 
 I »•« 175.000. 
 
w 
 
 w, .- 
 
 f.?!v«-';-»? 
 
 GuiWe- to thelVorhrs Fair ami Chica^r, 
 
 STATE BUILDINGS. 
 
 - — ^ ■■ • 
 
 tlie fciitor <)f thi r..m,,,i 1 J * " '"'^""■"l •luiim. In 
 d«. by tripl,, u h '« ii V,.,, '''''V'f '^""' ll'«r..mn- 
 
 I The .■ei.i.nr,.., Cou.pHl.Jl^J^'^i <:;,[;|':,1:,J^^!;. -'.iteet. K. Kauf,„a„ of ,-,.,e«,„, eontn^cton. 
 
 
 
 5 
 
 ^^1 
 
 ' iiiK'lior orcxU-rlor 
 l<lciiinii|(iiis II f ,1 1, y 
 
 l^iiiil Tho walls- Hrt- 
 
 l»||ill■Wll^l^(•(l within 
 i:i'l w I III II II I . Tho 
 "11 I'll portion of roof 
 - 'liioird to II t-ftr- 
 
 I'l" I 14 tci't s.,iinr.., 
 iirnMUKljiiK Itn* nii 
 
 1 1 111 iloHio. On ,,i,i„.|. 
 
 I'll' of Iho fllHllI v\\ 
 
 liwiiicM ,i|-„ elfvntorH 
 |riinnin« lo the ro..( 
 
 1"^'* nta a CnirroriiMi 
 
 priMdict, the ix)wer li«- 
 
 JINK n coiiiblimtloli of 
 
 |Mi'Hiii anil water. The 
 
 I 'I'll n il,-. I 
 
 * •.Wi-'*^\W''7'."'r^ 
 
 Ar. hlipct, I>. nmwn. 
 lorsnii FrniiclRco; con- 
 r™""". Tho Houieii. 
 I"<''| <o., of rhlduro, 
 |*l« 173.000. 
 
 ^ ■iwiiilMiJiir?!^ 
 
•^t"' 
 
 ^(.1'' 
 
 
 Ml 
 
 ■1^ 
 
 
 COLORADO. 
 
 Willi tt aeptn of 45 feet, and 2(1 fe«t t<i ti.^i 
 
 larjfeoiiyx mantel, flanked l)v tflasH .V,>!.r. 
 leadlntf to offices. At the ends of n,,!.-^^^ 
 
 m,p|Hioii room each oponfnif into an 
 hi^S;, "" "'" •'C<'«'id floor Ih the iisBem- 
 
 Architect. H.T.KWendeiro7lV:,e;!^Sacf„rUI'11.^^^^^^^ "^WircaaeH leu,, 
 
 promenade and "iimmer khMoii PilU iti ol?."?P*'":'" ''«""'«• 5'''« ««% k" r%V 'f}'''''' 
 
 on either »lde of «R^hof^t^j,I~f.!i''"'' "."'"'"«"«•"''>> "^ the hnidin^i"; ."'"»•'<*• AIhmu 
 
 which lemls hyVHBvL'o, ''"J,"'*'''''"'^''' 
 
 the eelllng ^2 t'r en^,,,^. :*V;*»'"|[ '-"> 
 
 B)e par iirx and toilet tiun«l r " ' "'"" 
 women, )««t omV<e nf rm!.i ' "'«'"« '"I 
 
 Arnhltertii. MoKlm. Mxml A \Vhli« ,.f v - ^ 
 
 two utorles hlg 
 fniiH all side.s i 
 hikI Ih ppon to 
 On (lioHecond fl( 
 riHiiii oc-oiipleH 
 lIuirN are JjunJ h 
 Archltfectis S 
 cast. $7,000. 
 
 tiHhiiKronnd are 
 
 It I'llIIKlstK of m 
 
 I'llcliedroof.iwoi 
 
 It lower on each 
 
 iwii wlnjfn one Ht 
 
 l)iiil(linK I" 7'2 I 
 
 wiiiKs are 140 fei 
 
 lilt' It frame, wl 
 
 [iliiMCr. The prii 
 
 fi'Hiiireof the hn, 
 
 linn Jt is mudo 
 
 jtliove the Kr un< 
 
 lo«Tr tier are foi 
 
 mill l!n feet ion, 
 
 huM' the hark oi 
 
 • iiTMif smaller loi 
 
 roiiiiilHtloiironstit 
 
 ii lioHi Wa.thlng|, 
 
 rnriii h single rooi 
 
 - ilivdtcd toNtatecj 
 
 "'I 111' tlhit (ioorol 
 
 «lll lie devoted li 
 
 f'l'l'iion anil tol 
 
 «iiil 'Ir. All of tiK' 
 
 , Artihlleet. Will 
 
 nii'ling value of d> 
 
 SOUTH DA 
 
 l-Jv 3tiA-, j3C:s^,.J^i^. 
 
 
 . — u^ . . 
 
 
fWj'w?f.jr,!S'*-'f!i»j.' '^ 
 
 Guide ,0 llu WorU, Fair and Chicago. 
 
 % 
 
 '0 an ornament lit 
 ^ht, by reflectinn 
 1 a writing MM, iM 
 urtiieinostiutrH 
 iWy roo«i« to tin. 
 M(i over the infDii 
 SUiroaaoH leml 
 
 »t $35,000 
 
 merhoiiHp uftiT 
 «Uo llllndfoH,,,! 
 » TheexU'rmr 
 
 flKlMl IJUll.llllu'N 
 
 ^••stttlon ihelml. 
 lililliiK, loKeilicr 
 roof furnlNlicHK 
 |;i;im'thall. .in,| 
 '•tlliiKHrepIn u 
 I'et front bjr in;, 
 ntranoe. aImpih 
 circular nielli H 
 
 'e the keyst< 
 
 il)Ove the t)inl, 
 l«. forniliiK iii« 
 John, b<.|iiK .i) 
 'H oti the Hour 
 foot MtalniiM', 
 to tlie mwciikI 
 
 hull, 4(1 |,y „,| 
 
 J»ff. HnKrolrir,i 
 T. Thhi ro..iii 
 iMx'inllnir fniii 
 H. IH reel loh«, 
 Kli'wientlliiMs. 
 I'liK la a li.i.c 
 llio first III pf 
 for men Hml 
 <lo» aitUgftiiK. 
 I' roohiB whi h 
 
 <lf tho iHHIl.l, 
 
 'I ^'onifortai le 
 
 aiKl Mrvaiiis' 
 
 Her ( .t. 
 
 .u^W!fte^»tk^rll°::™«..«!!'?^« I?'«na 
 
 bunainWH"fter*'tirrG;^'?ir;,;"T, ""'??;?»• ' """ 
 
 porticos on four «i<le^ of the huiwi.^J^*'/^™'''*'" 
 
 r . ronii.linK the fon"" .Ipn of hi H'""'"^* »"•■- 
 
 -'. ?I."5.".-. _ _ ^-'-'"- "^^ " --■ "^ "^V^eaoo: contractor., O race ^llyCe orchioa^.- 
 
 ;. lower on each ,,orner, llnnke.l flL 
 
 n'i'l.lh.TlH" -"'/"■': ""{^- Thema'ifrj 
 ii'indiMK IH ,L' feet wide, ami thn 
 "INKS are 140 feet wide. He « ru« 
 |i;'' In franm, with .Minelr, „f p i?, 
 plHMfT Tlio prlucliml uroh teelurh 
 
 .;.m.re « the h„ll„/„„ li} Uh flSI 
 1 "II Jt Is mude of five tien* of Uwh" 
 «l«.ve the Kr iind. Tho Iok™ i,, .fS 
 low^T tier are four feet in "diH.neter 
 
 fin? "Vf •"■"<"• l<>»P' aro peeled, t ,i« 
 
 llioiii WaHhIngton. The two wlinrs 
 
 onii H »ln«le room each, « ,d Will ho 
 
 .. <Kv;.t(-,l to Kiflto ,,xhll>iiN Nearly all 
 
 ••■"■Mmk valne of donated malerlXlJt.O^S'"' ^""'""'^"'^tiKby Avan,. of Seattle: cokt. In- 
 SOUTH DAKOTA.-The l.uUdlng ha. . gronn^area of 70 hv io„ fee. .„,, . , 
 
 \t<M^\ lr,.n an.) the Torn lee and b;L.k«.TL 
 
 VAmllNOToN 
 
 K 
 
 r- 
 
 """"':""'" I" t(. mVweHt^or Trof'theSiTn 
 
 •WTWP4WTA, 
 
 
 j'V^ ■ i^^WL^u^^. ^ wajl 
 
^'**'^' ^^ *^' Wortd's Fair and Chicago. 
 
 J 
 
 Ji 
 
 h^^s^m^S. 
 
 
 cinitfiv. In III New II, ,.'... 1 ^'"' "even i,.(,. 
 
 second iio„r oJu 1 .;^,h "''''*"''* ''■' Hi' 
 
 eiitmiici. Ik ..I, .h« ' I. /"' '^'« "<><>r. Tin 
 
 '■''k« M .• llK I on' Ml '",•;'"« "'« ''f'^ '• 
 -fption llX'lio • ; "^^ ''^t "'-rls M n. 
 iiiiU|iio nri'i)lii,.,.s if,,.vL V'- lHiHfi.l»» 
 
 -fJ!IllSiffJ?,<^TA~I^. .U.lKm^ .„ u. „al.,n. ..w. f " "' ^'^'^'^"^ -«'■ ««•««<>• 
 coveml with sUiff tm: „ ''>',' "'""'Ih <>( \v«mk1 
 
 iranw, and on tl. "i. .y ^''I'l'"""^' 'he «,- 
 
 Hon hall, no by ;» J /«-**?"'''""" '" » ■"^''"ep- 
 
 Worn In tlKiXrUni, . J; '"' " <''"""»"tlee 
 nx.mBand lwob«rimmnH T^.. I"r ^V"' ''«"'• 
 
 West X/mtf^lkaa «-.iiMiy iv l^lh^^ nf 
 
 tfon .mil, M.,",?yr,rr" ! 'fn'x;:' ";;i7 '■'' 
 
 W»»T rKMiHu. 
 
 5* 'L'..-** '■>' I •-'•■I feel. 
 
 vol 
 Hid 
 
 oil 
 
 «r»-« Is |(]5 f,^j 
 iiiloiiiiil i)6rtl('„ 
 nmiiU'lHjiiiJHiii,; 
 fiilriiiii't. o|„.„„ 
 llie vuiint'n'H pn 
 fu<'in (((K'lii.yli 
 [ijir i« the rwv|.| 
 iW). "xtcndlnif 
 
 <*llli'« of tilt, h,, 
 
 will Ion Jiaii )n„„ 
 
 ['"itlircc HldPH. It) 
 
 f '») llie wluKsi 
 i«^''<« In <K!rnpl,.,l 
 
 P'lll IH .MO |,y .r,„ 
 
 »li* mlllnKB. i„ 
 '""•". « wrTtlnij-n 
 rcHiins. ()nth,"M. 
 
 [ "^'111 Illy n^,,,, _.(, 
 
 iiiw .,,, „, f, ^yf^g^^- 
 
 prviiiiu' r^x.niN. h 
 |tf»(■lo^^,^larley* 
 
— ^- ^ — " 
 
 ^t^ v^r^; 
 
 •SHIRE -The morfn 
 PNliire probably huk^"". 
 ■«KU Jor tt World's I V 
 
 ill i».l by 84 feet n, 
 7»of Is hr„keu by ,i'* 
 
 pine, uboveH line srj: 
 
 inipsblrejfrMuite. i.uV 
 I i» KurrmiM.ie,! „„ „|| 
 ^ZH. riio rooniKoii II,,. 
 to the phizzii tii,„„ifh 
 <'l'l>'Kt<)tJ,clloor. iv 
 
 •iHl.laciMB the drive, , 
 > th« Ilr8t ll(K.rlKH n. 
 y -M feet. It has. h", 
 iipreNkcdKratiitebrMk 
 bull Ik h wiiiK of Uw 
 slorfei,hiKh,theK(.,..,n| 
 iilc<)iiy„rKHllery(,jil„I 
 ft oil. tiiKl 11 lardce .si,ii,. 
 mere «ro |«iir(ori. i,„ 
 tothcroiif HndJsr„v. 
 
 andrommltU'erooriis 
 tfo; font, 8H,«0(). 
 
 l-ibby A Llbby ()f 
 
 hl/J;, with It i,|,H„.,| 
 
 1)1^ the West Virginia 
 wallKflrti |,biKi..i,.(| 
 i>r i>riiHiii..|iUti iMiij 
 Al of th«ex,H,M.,l 
 "K iHlhp |.r,KlM. i,ir 
 •■iilriiiM't. In on i|„. 
 i<'n. AboA'e th. eu. 
 "J'Nof thoSlHh.tli 
 < elilrumo Ihii w., 
 t lubourdKof I ,,m 
 •''•f; MoywiMi iiif 
 «'Pli<>riliHll(l,i, kcl 
 niiUinvii lliui, „f 
 mtl ri'tlrliiK ro. ms 
 ><>Mt are two Kini 
 •iilHlirv of tho i!,,»r 
 y rootti Hiid ri If. 
 II «/«-. Then ,in> 
 
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 ^ ^"'.T-.|,^'*-^TfS^^-jS 
 
 « 
 
 *^W. /. //,, jpr,,/j>, ^.^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^ 
 
 giil'l.'s. The biilldl^^ ;,„,'' "'"">' f'o.'I'l*' 
 of rn.o «,„1 He! f f ^n'S' ?'?'"'"' ""4 
 Willi ornuinemul stiilF 'n,..' ! "'I '.** covcre.? 
 
 nr iMuU, usHeuuiiv , M """T. "'■" "'■ Hl<' 
 18 'I 'I'orutely (I s ,ed ,!'" ."'f "'■■'" "«">r 
 All .#.«be innteri I ,, .^^"*•^""'"' «yle 
 
 lor Hi.nlor ;.;;•' ''^'^'ftl'O l.Hrd»voo,|t[ 
 
 b) liMlianu niam'f;,,! u"''^'r;' •'"■'"« 'l''"a.,- 1 
 ''« H'O. by l.-.O ... uM,.i ''•'.'^'•"'"'"I'l'-eH 
 
 s|«„v(„r tbeerec . /.'.."'i'' , « W^ " larse 
 , «>-ll Iwve the iirch t ,..» 'V'^l"''- ^'"^ 
 
 (•<irr;r,| „„t t|,y „.■, ^\'„" ? "'<1 oo^UractorN 
 
 7 •• "^ '^"^ '•"""• "^ <■'-'--- eontraotors, ,.o,n.. . bl f , ^ ™"^ 
 
 "■J^""" "' '<'ll<'t rooms """"'f '^'Hon, imoklng 
 
 WBBUAhka 
 
 OHIO-I CI '""".oi .south cb 
 
 -U U the reI.,Vtt„ lmir^I;'^*LP;'';""'V.f tbebV,;" 
 fhtei, .xtendiriJr thro iil i ~f , it,A ^*''^- *'"' JJKfA-i 
 wllbitof the hull lu,!r. '"" "»"r. Thr oovnd 
 
 "-MUo,, ball lH« p^, "'""V'''^.<'- IM-k of^nTrl!!' 
 ,"'i lliree Hlden. tho orth 1, i"L IVr'/.H"*"'' l»<l«>m.d 
 " I'y Ihe wlugsXe bi ,r "'"' ,'*;''' l/'I'iK fori,. 
 
 ["•""MH.-IO l»y "( fiV M, iJ'7."'i'"'' '*'"•<■''" Tie 
 
 riHiidMOHie em vi il 
 'iliiKhaKBKr. I lid 
 
 jnieir, ,1 
 
 IriKIll; 
 
 ■iiihly r,H)„,, ;ki i.v 4" fj, '^' "'"•"■ Wi'K I h Ih e 
 
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 ■'«//' 
 
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 respiint, 
 Uiu two 
 , T(M 
 
 if' Kino 
 
 iiliKMitg _ 
 
 lip;*!? 
 
 -^ilf ■■ 
 
 I<>litlivtt|t («•()!! 
 
 ■ori«^ lliOj, 
 
 Jiil-tiiltuti 
 
 .. ,-Oel, two MSftm liiL'i, 
 
 ml ovft tiie iimiir efttnui •,. 
 
 »»<)<iio.70 iVet lilKli, llajiiie,|„| 
 
 o('tnKOMul (l(>iii«!*, 4H fci<Hii 'h 
 
 |;^j_"''«'5J*uii|'c, which IM ill t(ii«5|^(«iTli.' 
 
 "' "'■" ' " " " "")OT»'"nli 
 
 nip ilif, 
 
 'he ht'iliince 
 
 wMih Miiir, 
 
 rtn» (if iii(i 
 
 r(«'SlltlHI 
 
 ltu> 
 
 CHHt oonit-r »tM} 
 ^lUit'H,^^ ',ff Put b 
 
 Mlinonrl aiKj Kuiibbh 
 i*Hirl, ami si. Louis. 
 : tbe M)ii<;i' under tli 
 
 h . 
 
 ,■ =.-'.;\Viirri'iiNUi_«, 
 IfinittttivlN 1>,WI?6? 
 I <'<.fifiu>»i •■ ^ 
 bi»*|rrrtfe ' 
 
 . - ■. ">'■ 'X't'iRoiml (lonm. 'Oii either sl.l..., 
 
 tl.o rotunda from all of ?i^C;,±' k'^.I^l' 'V' '""'"" "'""f"""'- 
 
 ., red and white oak, 1 a to 1^%^ nd X„.i^^ TwofllKhN„f 
 
 ,„Mi,,,ia|^'«"»<'' the main .MUranVc "'»?<» «>n<Ml,H)r. A promenado bul, .,«, 
 
 richly <)rnJnei A'd T e .,l„I'';l i' l"' ".'« ^•'•''t"l"s thlrty-tw?. 
 
 'Center and JarRor portion of iii« 
 m» readlnif room, for women il,, 
 m rojjins, and upommlttoe r,.,„ii 
 >ny floor are six iKMlroomn, il.ne 
 
 ■tlKiniR. It iH very handscmir mikI 
 
 iliird stories havi 
 Is IH feet wido. 'I 
 I hi' ctfillnK l» pane 
 iiMiplo, The llr«t 
 •in Intonigenci) o 
 llie commissioner 
 tlio {;lly,of West 
 • •II this door Hfo 
 lHiT?e hcilrooiiis. ' 
 the KEonn'dH. 
 
 Architect, Will 
 
 
 O.Unn *(VirtlA of Kansas Pitv«\;;n.'' '"''^■^'''l^ I 
 
 l>&nui„^: Its eN,iSrc^;ll^:j4":o7o"''''^*''^'''' "'"•/"" Ml&yrr-Stato c:«mmlsHlo„ ere, I u.i^H^MB'fU. 
 
 
 '%■ 
 
 
 har"'^iV\?,"idi.r.'/:^"?""''"'''^^ 
 
 to the garden on the nmf . The roof is covi^".^'urTi h 
 American nuulo tin pr<Muce<| In l-hllidelnMl ' The 
 
 eflbnclt Aliovo tlio niH ti entrance In t h> 'ilnt .rr 
 arms of he State, in b«s-r<Mlef und .u-lthe^sldeof [ 
 ire herol,. statues of I'enn ar.d Kr»nk In TI ft f ^.'f, J 
 Is ^fiinlMir ornamented with twrt free Kr\,xmH,,f 
 jtatunry. one emi.lematle of the arts am^s lene s 
 tJ^e oth«r of mines nnd nmnufacturos T elnterlo? 
 
 wahiH,Tou^i ft. .JLw""*^ "'"' "'» walls are 
 
 ThBw.»mJ?"'^'^'- ''■'''"'"<''' «'"' I'eavllyeornlced. 
 
 mef.-rr,*;? 'T^r«:sii ";";."•"' •" '"'^h" -..<• the 
 
 .■iDn ■> III iHiK. 1 11^ wn la of the women s mnina um 
 
 ^EoorVs^ih« «^™.^h''" """•' 5tainiH.d metal, and thestalra 
 On thnieLrt flJ^'"'"" """"• ^^ V "0 leot. "'"l "" either i^ 
 
 •wXol"**"' ^|B>*'«. "' »»liil*aelphlB; cohlr..^ 
 
 [•NNBtLVANIA. 
 
 fif quartered oak. On (lie 
 [triors for men H'nd woinoii. 
 
 Hi r<M)nis in the tower. The 
 t:<».ler, of llarrlaburK; . iwt 
 
 suto capitol. Till 
 
 exterior Is of stair, 
 
 fiiitlifiilly to recall 
 
 s'lrroiinded l)y n u 
 
 filled with old fiish 
 
 »|iproached by two 
 
 ciiiirt to the hoiim 
 
 floor Facing the 3 
 
 loned bulls eye W 
 
 constituting ft rt'gls 
 
 Ishlngs of this rooi 
 
 floor. Its tiled walls 
 
 nigh mantel recall t 
 
 III Western MaHsacI 
 
 IVnnsyivanla. <»n 
 
 or main entranoo.ai 
 
 when thrown toget 
 
 feet In she. The fi 
 
 the iCssex Institute i 
 
 society. The back i 
 
 ri'a<lln» room for n 
 
 Kiven over almost 
 
 womwi. 'I'here Is s 
 
 lor, nnd two"t)edro 
 
 Woman's iKiard.-vTh 
 
 III old fashioned fu 
 
 rooms are four noat 
 
 floor are several co 
 
 "Igned for servants. 
 
 high, staiKls In the 
 
 I Bl I r I UK II L » II 
 
 ilie entire design ha 
 Hiitlque building yi 
 ^'present, and will 
 U will give a correc 
 llie rest, will be the 
 ..-ArphitecU, Peabt 
 t50,OOQ. 
 
 .'.A 
 
 . J-* i*"^ 1.4.* y »,- 
 

 I'llO 
 
 ■Iffjftift till) 
 
 iiiVh It fm 
 
 Jut, two 1 
 
 •f tlia in«liiMrirnjrv 
 TO feet lilKli, lldjjj<e,u 
 ll(>Bl«.S, 4H fe«*Clii;,.|, 
 'hlch Ih 111 Uii«jji(ii||. 
 
 nwln eiitfiuici! 
 JO' ti)« fiSor, Oil 
 II dnM>iii(K6f(flrt iniimr 
 1 the left leiuiliiK (0 
 lerlBhtlenillMKld iIi,, 
 B the telejrmph oilic,. 
 HI. either side of ii„, 
 ;J0 hy«0 faptniKl .'H 
 a l>iin"iiii oriiifdnija- 
 hiillH. TwoHiKhU.if 
 L promeniido balci^y 
 
 arRer portion of iim 
 ><)m, for women, iho 
 It ilPoinmlttee ro.un 
 kIx l)e<lnK)niN, ihrce 
 very handsome miuI 
 tile for the roof nii,! 
 iirers. 
 
 CommisBlon crci icd 
 
 Guide ^ the World's Fair andhticago. 
 
 1 
 
 , WI8CONSIN-In archi- 
 tecture, ,tiris luinilng repre- 
 sents the WIsconsl.r horiie, 
 helriK deBlgned, in no HjH-'olai 
 Htyle. AlltUovUiblerautorlal 
 Comes from Wisconsin. The 
 exterior is of Ashland brown 
 stone, Menomonee pressed 
 brlek, and hard woods from 
 various scctloiiH of the State. 
 The roof Is covered with dl' 
 nionsloM shlnKles.. The Win- 
 dow kIhss Is plate. It In 
 praetlcnlly three stories hlirh 
 butappHtjartly only two, one 
 story helnx In the roof. Uh 
 ground area Is 80 by HO feet 
 exclusive of the verandahs on 
 the east and west which are 
 18 feet wide. The semi- 
 olroular verandahs oif the 
 
 north and south are etrtored 
 
 ,1,1,,,.. , . Wisconsin; — — — ^^^ ""'y.jroni the Interior of the 
 
 liird stories have verandahs on'^tl.e east and wp«» Tho „ . '"'"'""«• The second and 
 
 the commissioners. On the west si i.' Sir tt.i.i ,?"",'"* ' """• ^ns ii historical room, and o(n"os frT; 
 
 torle , 
 
 vntA. 
 
 tered oak. On ilm 
 r inen atid woihimi. 
 ho treasnrer oi ihe 
 In the tower. The 
 j3 
 
 HarriRburg; . ort. 
 
 iupv.. '■•ujiiiK ineeninin«'cJ'sii broMii i<..i..n.iui .•„! .-■--..-..", rrum Hvuiiiieo naiiwa' 
 
 loned bulls eye v^ind mv^{?veg iTJ^^ Rtalrc.ise, lea,ll„K to the second litK.r „„ „,„ i«b„. 
 
 r-;nstltutln«ftn.Klstra l,m mom K.fflc" an rlenpJii '*" "!?•'"<'" "f the halHs a?«rg7r^Z 
 '" ; "K» " /I'l" room are inH.lue.'^ it Sl^^ K oneral recepti on room. The llttlnKS aSd K 
 
 I!;*'*..''!*" ')■•:•> walls, uncovi'rc^ Iteams, and Us r'^—^M^i^^^— ■ ' ' ■ 
 
 h|«hmantelre^aii],;^';;,,i,\;;;;^^-Vi^^ 
 
 I Wes orn Massachusetts, or New Vork a d 
 
 Vnnsy Ivania, On the left of the fro tdwr 
 
 or main entrimoe, are two larRe parlors which 
 
 fe^M„''ir"'"'^'i:'f*'r'*""'' ^«'"» « room ^b by Ifl 
 feet In size. The fnint parlor Is furnished hv 
 
 fAm"T'h«'l!:'o'^ "' r".""' ''" "'<' "•'^t'^Hca^ 
 
 , "ociety. I he bank psrh)r s mon! esneclnllv h 
 
 rca.lln(, mora for men. The «ec<md nooris 
 
 womV'Tholirr' V""'*'y^'« the "sen? 
 inr I^H ,. '? " '"We and n smaller par- 
 \ot, and two-l)«droom8 for the usi of the 
 
 r,"old"fLM«^ tT'^^ *;"'«'* fl""H- furnished 
 III old fashioned furniture, and In the bed- 
 ....msaro four oost iMMlsieads. On thet«^M 
 . Tpa^^"*'^''"'' '-"Pvenlent apftr"menl« d^ 
 ,.'Lr''-/°^'*r""*''- A liberty polo, 85 feet 
 S fl/h*"''* '" "'•' ''»•''■<•<«« rt and a glided 
 
 T n?.nH^ a''".'"' V"" "1 ">P Of the cupola 
 
 J,,H,i'T ''.•;''.'.''" •'"•' «dhere<f clowly to the 
 """q"'' '>JlUdU '. g„whlch it la iuteiiua to 
 
 i^^ 
 
 Arohltecls, Peabodv & st*iitrn«nf «.„..„. . Mate as their headqnarters. » 
 
 •50,00ft. ' '^'*'^y * Stearna, of Bctwn; ooutractor.c. KvereU Cfirk. of Chicago; coat, 
 
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 ■.•*■' 
 

 
 ^' "-p 
 
 'Guide totJu World's' Fair and Chicago. 
 
 »,M(CHIOAI«-The LeKl.sJ»tiir« of 
 
 "»"'r ?'«'" e«IHisltloii ImlUUiiK but 
 
 HO, Hint the *truoturt> hs it jitinnls reii 
 resoHtN an „t,ti„y ..f «5(l.OOO Tk . 
 UlmeiiBloim Rn« loo by Ho foot Th,i 
 
 win bo fniius, iiKrkMiltiiml products' 
 
 iHitfimjfi, and ednciitlou. Thoho iiluiiH 
 
 ^."t '■« Th^'ll' l"V.'-^"'->- f'''ly «irru;i 
 out. Mti tho tlrst (lobr nro tho adiiiiii- 
 
 nai H, for Ml<!hl(riMi ri> Ics, and uutlvo 
 cnrlositioK, Hssomhly baV, ,v„ a mora 
 
 I« "«!!!'■'.,","''•""*'"'■ "" \"^ tblniZor 
 are Hic llviiii? roonm for \ie Norn'iaVv 
 
 «.nstru«t.<d cUhWy of naliv? !,mt,"fa| 
 
 aNHt'iiibly ball, betwwMi tho two , ,,„i 
 iiittoe-nrnmH, Js uisod an a oourt- „ 
 -ron, this ,,ourt-yar,l tllo inal , .1 
 I'ly room is outorod IbrotiKl, tul 
 slouo arob, ahovo wlilob ori tb..oM ! ' 
 Is HI elaboratoly oarvod jmni'l coi , 
 )m Ibo coat of un.iHof\orthI), k , 
 ll.o main loaturoof tho IntoVl. r k ' 
 
 .■*x.)(i 10(1. Ill,' room H Kiiiint,,. I hv 
 tour Kroad an^bod bo.uns bolm* V , 
 of vvblob Is a wldo window m,.' 
 
 1 oiii noar tbo ( r to tho roof u 
 
 e tbor ond ..f ibe room is « b ,,. ,1. .' 
 plaoo romiolttoo an,l,itoi|,,, n> m n ' ' 
 provi.led IbroUKhoiit Hit iMiil.Vl e ■ 
 slniciiiro is two slorlos IiIl .m,i 
 
 _ i'',"«'irol.iap*if|,rlolc, Tlio r', ,h ' 
 
 NORTH I.AKOTA. ' '■■•"" "">-T-« J'f "'o wal^iroof tiinbor. filled i,. 
 
 haT.?X5^.7Ti'''* '^"'*' ''"»'P ProfWROs to 
 
 to l»K7.,9M"r .''."''"!,';.''''"'*'• "'« Ktrn.'turo 
 
 ? \\ t'onstructod eniiTolv aflpV rlT.> 
 style of the oKl Spi^lsh .VinVioMH it 1« a 
 
 tociui^. 11,0 front pait of tbo biiildliiK 
 
 nakota of 
 
 Inolos- 
 
 S.--X ""' '"'Ml [lait of tbo I 
 
 f«I"*S *!*''"'"'* '''K''(y five fwt wic 
 i5?..«*i '"'**'. ""^'o'bly hall The' 'Konoral 
 
 cftverod wH h « w , ,?" n.^un, "i"rT "^^ 
 ire «K.uod l,v^w I"'''"'''-" "f masonry 
 ofthenrrhcR pit,., o f ^ho spamlrt-lH 
 
 ~.>. ^u.KllllK, 111 
 
 Texas materiala. 
 
 , W^- .■ 
 
 K 
 
 yafsf f ',Mp!'^»5«^"»( 
 
 KAN8AS-The 
 tins biiiniltiK In In 
 pioaclien a scjiiate, 
 siialgbt, and tho ot: 
 liiK'Irregiilaraiiglos. 
 aii'tt of i;ir) by i;j8 
 Morles high, built 
 Riiiir, and is Hunnoi 
 b|>tlc(»l kIiiss domo. 
 hJbltlon hall iMXMipIi 
 tlio (irst lloor, ami o 
 to tliOKlasHdoiiio. ii 
 llio second atory, i 
 i/mlii entraiKic on tl 
 second balcony e.xtoi 
 liiiNO of the domd. ' 
 of tliu main iloor is 
 iwiltiral hlsilory oolU 
 »r(! also olllci's fiir 
 (•ommlsslonorK on I 
 Knur lllKhls of stall 
 Kccond door, wlion? i 
 tho woman's cxlillill 
 liililt, IiikI parlors 
 woinon. 
 Architeot, Seymour 
 
 CON 
 
 einter. In tho rear ol 
 piirlors for men and W( 
 pled by the exo(Milivo 
 
 Arrhltoot, \Varrt>ii 
 Jl'.'.OOO. 
 
 , . CEORQIA 'icoi 
 iiiiiIdiMK and a very e 
 losi of which was pre 
 Kcrlptlon, the snin of t 
 lliiouKh the exertions ( 
 I ho Sldte. Tbo Stati 
 marly every departm( 
 "lid will afTord n eorro 
 ili» vast rosonreoH of tii 
 li' rewlth a skojchof t 
 Tho poverely elasslc 
 IWi. Athonbin fn form 
 
 Tiiileod, the , 
 liiKs erected,, I, 
 •irchltccts bav( 
 Ic'tlon of stnicWroft i 
 iilone, win prove a ne 
 I'lijoymont In exnmlnii 
 Is tho gplro of life," t 
 
 
 i^aM^i.r <; iMti. '-i: , I 
 
 % 
 
'•^'^"^^S'7^' 
 
 »TA-Tlio K,,rll, 
 r.y r.(( fei'i \ 
 front of Iho ihmhi 
 I'll tho two ('i>iM 
 
 llH H (iOUrt-Viinl 
 
 tno iniilii iihV, II] 
 throUKh a. lnr>;t 
 •llOrttllOfXtciinr 
 ;<! t)aii(.| (•oOtniii 
 i>f North DHkiiNi 
 111! interior Is ih,. 
 inclndosH k|.,hc 
 
 n JN KpiillTU'il hv 
 
 ris betwofci v,uh 
 inflow roncliiiiK 
 <> tho roof u 
 ' In " biond iiri> 
 ,^oilft rooniN iirc 
 1^ l)iiiMln>;, 11,,. 
 
 ■S IliKh, ,W1,I nil 
 
 ( thLMnuin L'lii,!,. 
 Thprcnuilit.ii.r 
 Ikt. filled In l„. 
 >snt'l8. .North 
 wheat, but jiIhi 
 gCNof tho St, lie 
 
 -n 
 
 ir>0 foot l( l(t, 
 ith the w^: of 
 ire Is built ol 
 
 GutVc to the World's Fair and Chicago. 
 
 IHonches a K<niate. one Ni<lo beinir 
 
 sira ght, and tho othor thitoo forni- 
 
 IDK' Irregn laranKlos. it liasliKround 
 
 iiiva of i:i5 by i:J8 foot, ifis two 
 
 Hi.iHeB h Kh, built of fnuno and 
 
 Rtiitr, and Is surmounted by uu cl- 
 
 h|.tlci»l KlnKS doino. Tho riialn ex- 
 
 liibltlon hull occMiplos nearly all of 
 
 llui (Irst floor, and oxtonds throuKh 
 
 to tlio KlaNH (lonio. A balcony; from 
 
 tlio second story, overhanus tho 
 Kiiiiu entranoo on tho south, and a 
 w'liond balcony e« tends around tho 
 biiNO of tho (lomO. The north end 
 ot the main Moor Is oceupiod by a 
 natural history oollootlon. 'I'lioro 
 are also olIlc.H U\x tlio boards of 
 eoinmlsslonerH on tho first floor 
 I'oiir liKhls of stairs lead to tho 
 Hj'cond floor, whore are rooms for 
 the woman's exhibit, a school ox- 
 liiblt, and parlors for men and 
 
 Arch.teet, Seymour .>avis. of Topeka: contraotors, .ellows .i'V::::::.u.of Tof.ka; oa.tS25,or 
 
 COMNECTIC 
 
 llllldlflfr 
 
 Hiyie, tlio I ^ 
 
 lieotieiit residoru'o 
 ouiar windows on 
 
 ■ ^',Vi''^.'i'!ir.'''''l^.'?"}''*e roar." Itha's 
 
 iq^T 
 
 mi 
 
 in Ifle r 
 
 OONNKCTICHT. 
 
 IT — In tho ooIonjRl 
 liiK a type of the Con-' 
 h tho addition of clr- 
 north and south, and 
 
 Area of r^by 7;^lnolm[l;;K^J,V pliT""^ 
 Is two stories hW ThocxIoHorWoa ? 
 ,'", n'rr''^' . ""1 '""■"««' white 'Iwmf 
 ed on top, The do<;k Js surrounded bv hM 
 nstrado, and from llsoeuter rises a f «-staffl 
 'I bo main entrance Is-ofT a souaro t.nrf.S' 
 
 is rum;ortj:d"i'"v r"J'"'^'",*f "*«'''»"". ^^^^ 
 
 iSBupimrted by heavy eo umn.s. The Inter' 
 or Is flnlshcf in (^olonial style with tiled 
 
 ;'", ",';<^™- <•>" the first floor is a recent on 
 tvnter. In tho rear of the lialMs a stairway with a landing hJ^ir'i,^''*''' "^H'", « "fbtwell In the 
 
 i,.Mfi^®''9'A '■•'"fKl'i bus a hnndsorflo 
 bill UTluK auTa very orwlHabl.- display i,,, 
 cost of whi.'h was provMed by prlVate sub- 
 M'fiption the sum <)?• l|;iOO,000 beinif raised 
 uouKh the oxertlonsof nrlvato oltizenB of 
 lie Stife. Tho State Is represented inn 
 iM'arly every department of the bnlldlnJ 
 iiml will afTord h oorroot comprehension of 
 h» vast resources of that 8tate. We prese t 
 lur.n»'lth a skejchofthPHtrnotnro. '^ 
 
 Iho oeverelv classical style of thisbnlUl- 
 iMf Athontan In form, 4)letids the eiimpio 
 
 IWI ornamo"'"' •■«»-• ■-• ■ •- .• ■ . ' 
 
 liiileed, the 
 biKs erected. 
 
 
 li'Ctlon of strnoi 
 "lone, will prove 
 
 tfemnrkable doKroe. 
 , all tho Sliife build- 
 g(M)d taste which the 
 n >mw pr m tii w r i nrnt' 
 Which In themselves 
 never-endlna sonrco of 
 
 ---.-, ........... u a iiuvur-endlng SOUL 
 
 ••'ijoynipnt In examining them. If "variety 
 \x the spire of life," then the most arrfent 
 
 
 lover of variety 
 
 can find 
 
 food to hU tutOL 
 
 
VJR*%TK** '' 
 
 ,'V5^r?585--*'^' 
 
 v?f^»i?!*te-4ir'g! 
 
 X 
 
 V ^1 
 
 if 
 
 6^«/</<? A? the World's Fair and Cfiicago. 
 
 . FLORIDA-Tbc building Isa reprn 
 auction in miniature of old Fo^ Marinn 
 In St. Augustine. The fort covers hh 
 area of four acres. The building on th. 
 fair grounds ©(XMipies ono-flfth thul 
 space., Jt i.B in the form of a four-baBHon 
 ed fortress. Including the moat, the sii.. 
 la liK) feet square. .iTie building prom r 
 is 137 feet square. The frai^B Is of pimi 
 covered with plaster and coquina shells in 
 . imitation of the original. The interior im 
 (llvUled into parlors for men and womtn 
 '■owu'ttee and exhibit rooms, and h furn 
 , lslie«4n F^ftrida's native woods. The in 
 t.> terior court is planted In bamboo, oranpc 
 ^ lemon and other tropical trees. The mm 
 W'\ J"»'"<s, furulsh space for promenaded MMd 
 ^ hanging gardens. In the moat is a sunki't 
 
 i^r'n?"r5|r' «"^"rrTce,*Vobacco, etc., showing theCnra/;esoT.,^es ^t'J^eitat^'tt" Mp'r; 
 
 JfaWONTANA 
 
 tVe Komanesqu< 
 
 
 ,._ _, Is In 
 
 -tomanesque stylo 
 Qf architecture, one 
 Btory in height. It has 
 a ground area of 02 
 feet front by 113 deep. 
 The structure Is frame, 
 Covered;with stair, the 
 luterlof'^ing orna- 
 mented with heavy, 
 projecting 'pilasters, 
 With Ro^an.caps and 
 ba8es,ai]d Roman arch- 
 es. The n)of Is of tin 
 and canvas, und the 
 buildiuR Is surmount- 
 ed by a kIw dome, 'i'l 
 feet in diimeter, -Jind 
 38 fe^t high. Tjke front 
 of thebuildinfrfaclng 
 tlie south, presents two 
 are Iwlustrades,, Incloshig the vestibule. 
 
 side wings, with a large 
 arched entrance In tlic 
 center. The fronts of 
 the wings are ormi 
 mcnted with heaw 
 scrolled pedlmenis 
 The entrance arch in 
 12 by 12 feet, support 
 cd by heavy column^ 
 Within isthevestibul.' 
 ith marble floor and, 
 .ling paneled Instiiff* 
 presents a series off 
 ree arched doorways, 
 the center one openiiiK 
 into the rotunda, un- 
 der the dome, the sldti 
 doors leading $)tlio 
 men's and Women's 
 MONTANA T— parlors. On either side 
 
 iiortiAHA. , of the entrance arch 
 
 '^!'"'1*,T.'.''.? *r^J»"' '*« P«nelnj,by 5 feet in ^\-,l 
 
 s 
 
 The building belongS to .the"i»Virr rOmniission." It 
 :>f, with conical towers or piiv'ilions at the corners 
 IV structure is '■- " 
 
 lelter." It is,,,;,™, 
 two stories hfiH?« 
 with towerti and 
 
 as 
 
 is a granite 
 It is 77 tiy 
 
 one bearing the State m'otto, "iMa y i'lata " -gold'and Hiivp'r— anil t»,n;C.'h'.r3»»idno -,,'r- ^- 
 
 figures These panels are n6w Waff, bu at t^he oPung ofVe KlnosTtfo.^fifn^^^ 
 
 pure sheet gold. Above the««itnj^e arch, and prUicaTirorthe roof o? .?^^ winf^iTl^ 
 
 fe' Umed"in"^;il ' ^T',;"''"' T' '^*'*ff- '^'"^ iuilrtofls^finVshed iTJeorg^a pi, e'^^fe w^ f, 
 
 Jack'SJ^^a7k^'«h^eltJ;'-' '?.^.J'.*;„.V.!1!1 HlllL^.',".? .'« .'?i'«L"".'«L.i" "hat l» Icnown as ,ho 
 structure wlfh a slat 
 123 feet in size. 
 the west side of 
 by .100 feet ly size, iQKl 
 It is in wood and staff, „.,,. i„„cro »■» 
 roof corresponding to the-' Shelter," so tha 
 the two structures combiijfi harmoniou " 
 after the style of a French chateaUrfcrm 
 a very picturesque effefct. > The ' 
 will be used exclusively for -a St 
 corresponding in character to 
 hloux rity corn palace ethlbitt 
 - part on the flr^ tl<»o 
 -- — rooms for men an(I women 
 lloners offices, committee rooms. 
 Writing and baggage rooms. On tlie second 
 S^iKi'i'^^.i i? "''sembly fcnll, photographic 
 ?y.l°'* '!l.*'^'"K """i report.ts- roonis. where 
 AUttoMlwrof^heafywHfBefOTTnrt: 
 r»^ o"**.".*^' T*'o Josselyn & Taylor Co., 
 Ht„i„i?*il''l?= contractor, John G. Coder, oi 
 Harrlsburg, p^. ; cost »35,000. 
 
 
 ^|g 
 
 State bullSng- 
 
 Jiiir will be o 
 
 unique and o 
 
 grounds. On tt 
 
 uf the steps on 
 
 two shafts, on 
 
 pjrioal figures r 
 
 iiiilU8trie» of i 
 
 aimrrylng— the t 
 
 dusirlal actlvltii 
 
 One enters throi 
 
 poitico Into a c( 
 
 ri»;ht»Bd left of 
 
 eri'd porches wl 
 
 ,lnst off these ai 
 
 rnoms In front 
 
 room, postofilce, 
 
 In the center of 
 
 Baudsomemarbk 
 
 blc from thequai 
 
 will also be used 
 
 supported by fou 
 
 reiiresentlng " Fr 
 
 sculptors are now 
 
 , Hith a colonnade 
 
 \ according to a I'o: 
 
 ' furnishes a most 
 
 The success ( 
 
 We«t Randolph, 1 
 
 The architect 
 
 Richard M. Uunt^^ 
 
 IOWA. 
 
 DELA^„„ 
 
 ware was one of 
 
 adherence to to th( 
 
 tioii was $10,000, 
 
 sum of $15,000. ' 
 
 in the Exhibition b 
 
 will^be in the spact 
 
 the different StaU 
 
 constructed wholl 
 
 terials from the St 
 
 feet, and Js very i 
 
 nlshed, add^ ix>st : 
 
 building is fihlsh( 
 
 nKnglnmandfUrnK 
 
 jlHys. ItlsveWVIht 
 
 Inelavof theoldSv 
 
 Biirrah's Chapel, i 
 
 (hurch was built i 
 
 heart pine. It is v 
 
 - ami has tTie bigti I 
 
 one end, the,serva 
 
 end, midway on th 
 
 and immediately Im 
 
 « most ttiterestlng f 
 
 Mft'faife'., .>■-.,■ 
 
Ing Is a repro 
 d Fo« Marion 
 'ort covers hh 
 ulldlng on th. 
 )ne- fifth tjiai 
 a four-bastlrlii 
 moat, the ah,- 
 ullding projx r 
 n|B Ib or pliK! 
 iUiim shells, in 
 The interior ih 
 ;n and women, 
 DM, and i« fiirii 
 oods. The in- 
 mboo, oranpc. 
 ses. The roni 
 imenades tm\ 
 lat is a 811 n If fit 
 icedminlatiiri' 
 ate. W. Mciid 
 rectlou of tlic 
 
 gs,withalai'R«. 
 ntranoe in tlm 
 Tbe fronts of 
 gs are orim 
 
 with heavv 
 id pediments, 
 ranee arch is 
 
 feet, support 
 nvy cqlumiis. 
 !thev*Stlbul.), 
 rble floor and. 
 ineled iBstflffip 
 its a series of 
 heddoor\VHj> 
 rone opening 
 
 rotunda, un 
 ome, the jldo 
 »dlng t|o tlio 
 nd Women's 
 On either side 
 lit ranee arch 
 "> feet In size, 
 3," in Boman 
 >e replaced in 
 lilding, is the 
 e. The walls 
 dome'-^ In the 
 s floor staiuis 
 ctR. Galbralth 
 6,000. 
 
 lown as the 
 
 is a granite 
 It is 77 liy 
 
 ^ 
 
 ■1 
 
 CutJg to the World's Pair and Chicagd. 
 
 „,,--(--,, JNT— The Vermont 
 
 Slate building- at the World's 
 
 liiir win bo one of the most 
 
 unique and original on the 
 
 Kroiinda, On the right and left 
 
 of the steps on the facade rise 
 
 two shafts, on which are alio- 
 
 pjiical figures represehtiug the 
 
 Industries of agriculture and 
 
 qiirtrrvlng-the two principal In- 
 dustrial activities of the State 
 
 Olio enters through a columned 
 
 portico into a courtyard, on the 
 rlKhtand left of which are cov- 
 ered porches with broad seats 
 .liist off these are the reception 
 rooms In front and committee 
 room, postoftlce, etc., In the rear. 
 In the center of the court is a 
 ftaiidsome marble fountain. Mar- 
 ble from the quarries of the State „„„„„i, 
 Will also be used all throuirh the iiitPH<^h#»i,«K„.i*< r. vbbmoJI 
 
 snpport^ by four ca^ytidfovlr whi Wa sem^c r^^^^^^^^ rr^^^^% *'"'^ ?^ '^ "O-^^' «- « Po^'h, 
 reprejenting "Freedom and Unity." The coa^.ff„'';Z^^ ^y^th bas-relief around I 
 
 sen ptorsare now at woric. The reception haU whirh h. In^Rtln i?f l'^"""' ^"'^ <"";'"« competent 
 
 Rich?,arg ifigIJ^t"ort[;e^Iaas"t;:t^o^n'l?i.^^^^g:'"-' ^'-'« "-'■ ^•^^ ^f^t, a„d of 
 
 stJ^TSMJr'}!^^ 
 
 70 f«et in length, by ,50 feet in width The 
 Th^'roT ^""'"'ns !' '"fKe hall, extend ng to 
 Th^omiu'^"'' * «*"«7 «' tlo second flwr" 
 i i. f^whf •'I^ a^a'iKed on the stairway lead-^ 
 ing to the second floor. A veranda 1^ fppt 
 wide, is upon the east and west sl^es The 
 
 fo^fJr^fh'T/Hr ""*'!,"' *°"^'» ""-^ retiring rooM 
 for with.ladles and gentlemen. The gallere 
 around the hall and doors leads out upon tlw 
 balconies on each of the four sides The 
 mildlug is in the French chateau styte. and 
 the panels of the main frieze exterior contain 
 elaboraltdy wrought hunting and pastora 
 
 w^SinfoT ^^^^kA^'"' depa^rtmeiro?"?h%« 
 
 war?lh^oTl'\9^r^'j? !''"«' ^"''e of Deli- " 
 ware was one of the first to show lt« invai 
 
 Um'was'Vl^o'ooo^'^fiP^^'y",''- Theftmdo,^a! 
 
 termis from the State of Delaware Is ?h hv «n 
 
 btiilding If atd'C coro?Harstyle"'w'|l'h' 
 hangingsand fUrnlturo representing the o,'.!.^..! 
 
 h;'^lkv!i^^l'fe'"'S'''l"f 'here Ling Su« 
 
 (iM.rch was built more than 100 wa;g a^n nf 
 
 The Delaware exhibit will be 
 
 Jmt&j^iSt. 
 
 ■/r\ 
 
■ '•'./■' ,'"'34.^|sp«> Irv- 
 
 Tfii :■' '"^■'" 
 
 square. It Is f,vr^ .'", "^'' o'. • •' feet 
 
 ^W^. /^ t)u, WorU^s Pair and Chicago. 
 
 if 
 
 iiBsiBnea lor men hikI wompn f».ii„; 
 
 '"'''^o^/J^:^^^!-' te9^ Pf '^ «"^'-^« - '"' ">« '-<>-- Of t.e state , 
 e«.. roscof uu.aKo;,..„traclors, Gr«oe & Hyde, of Chicago ; cost, JSo.oo,, 
 
 ^ witlTKf.f?~i'^'^'^"'"'""K'^fn»'ne. cover,,! 
 fm.a.ie is m,ii,.n Kennlss nP,V'%' "' 
 
 iniV^i.::iM[.:\^,.,!ts"'i-- lined.,. 
 is an exhibit hali, 4i hv 4'. fn^? ,V, 
 
 •'■;;lii.V''V,« the n.ain stairway '''"'^'"'■^ 
 us ImildiiiK JwN ehasie ami siuu,|.. 
 oull.nes, nn.l is an ornaM.ent to t ,• 
 KrjMin. s. stnn.linK ns it d.^es H.no.K ■ 
 other State e,Iifi,.es. nn.l len.lins t" in. , " 
 s..nie ex erior to Ihesronp ji is V,, ', 
 I hisfration of the taste of tlie , ..m . ■ 
 
 i.yYtsM'.Vv.'''//' """ ^"' «"f'"'t t'hV;'is,„;, 
 
 V,",'.',!; .'I'.'r''"'' is planned with a Spe.'inl 
 Mew to tlie .comfort of those who make 
 
 ,>TAM. — ^^ ;i\7,,;rr^;'''^"**.. '•^'''' '^" «"■"«-"«"■' 
 
 first fl<).,r several rooms for (he nse of e P,„'ii ""■'*■ "'e same fashi.n,, c,,,,, 
 also the secretary-s office, w, w, ',hm[n ,,Llor Aw""^'- .V*'"''''""" ^""'" ^ 
 thetirst. there behiK an exhibition r.ni 41 v a- ' ''/eeon.l floor is similar ,'i 
 Ualles & Hedges. Si Salt Lake ^'i^' 'eon/r.l^tors,'7i!;;;:;^ T'son^.'Ji^^j;;;:::; 
 
 This is a magnitiee 
 fonriiiigthe west si.le , 
 iiinslyleof architectnr 
 int.) three sections. 'Ti 
 fi)rni the great vestilmi 
 H-esl sections are three 
 ctiniters, and the Kcni 
 full lengtlrof the bniji 
 secDiiil door. This ^a 
 cfntrnl secli.)n, giving 
 the highest art known I 
 tiiexiiHery will bo an a, 
 iDuieet. In tlie upper 
 Miimlierand five feet in 
 uriiicipal cities of the ' 
 Mr. .Mwood, "isa.laptei 
 iiM'.iiriotives on po.lesta 
 tiitnui.ie of the station, 
 msliwlforall; Rising a 
 iiiilmmeter. Ttiey.will 
 15 S.!.-)0,0()0 on its te 
 rniiiks of excursionists 
 beileiivered fr.nn the d 
 l,agKiiKe-r.j.)n) at Sevent 
 
 prising on the 
 placed here, as 
 nrningemeiif to 
 Architects, 
 Cost 910,000. 
 
 -i 
 
 1|PTED 
 
 ^^".i.jfe^^nU.Ti^aafe f^feA - 
 
 JiSi^*-^^a^!^t^^^MT^l^ ■* 
 
■i-"'?:-^/?^*''-^^' 
 
 :agd. 
 
 %■■ '^sp???^''''^'**^*^'"'^?^'''^^^'^! 
 
 oducts of the State of 
 Chicago ; cost, $20,00(, 
 
 il'<IiiiK in fmme. coven, 1 
 -tones hiKli, aiui hus.n, 
 •-' ';;ot. 1.1 Klyle 11,,. 
 II lU'iiaisHiiiice. Til,. 
 ins, pilHKtt'is, coriii<v 
 
 o'll'il pans are n '• 
 
 lie <iifreioiit l<iiHl,s ,,t 
 111- »al's Hie lined oir 
 >l)C"s. oi, tin, first ^,„,^ 
 
 . ^1 l>y 4."i i«;et, oiMii 
 ivcml Willi a skvligln 
 
 Hull IS a ciiciiliir l)ii\ 
 lain stiiirwiiy, 
 as (iliasie and simi.l" 
 ail oiimiiieiit to il,,. 
 as it (l(,es ninoiijf \\„. 
 
 and luii(liiif,'itK (im,,!" 
 'Kronp liisawoK'lu 
 taste of tlie people ,,| 
 will attract the vlsii,,i 
 
 anned with a special 
 
 of tliose who make il 
 
 riie two stories in,' 
 
 he same fnhhlon, eon; 
 
 • A reception room s 
 
 >nd floor is siinilur n 
 
 I various oflice rooms 
 
 & Sons, ^f ChicuK' 
 
 '*'\H.\\ AY STATION- AT Tin; K\II( 
 
 Jfor,,;i,i^l:j\;?iaeortSaM.,l;::;!rVhl:^''''^ "^ ^'"^ A"- tratlon h„„,„„„ and 
 
 ill" style of architecture. V. B A S Is U e ar'S'.^r 't'II"'''''' ^"' ,*'^' "'' ""'^ l^'nia " fri.i 0?- 
 111 o three sections, -The centml is ^00 feK l>? e/iVl, v .. TiT'?" ',''"" "'"'^ »"""'"' 1« divided 
 form the great vestihnle tliroiigh wlTlch w II i", ^ t ^mi ,? V'" '"'<'',"' "'' l'"' '^niUlng. 1 1 w lU 
 wesiseetionsaretlireest..rieslnheiKh a d'Hic M, V ''''*""',^^^^^^^ Tlie east an 
 
 fuirKth-of t h^l r"!7'" "'"^"""l ^'■■-i " n'to 1- 1 e'ot^i '4V'' The*>::::^ ••>H'<;k-roon,sJunch 
 
 l:"l,.,'S"S'A?f H'.<'.''""«.l'»K-. A marwlons elfect J]!l t " ..'l.',''.-..„, ' 1"\' ''"' **''<'""" extends the 
 
 Mig S;i.,() 000 on, its tennliial faci ies hiM? m .V,"' ';"^''"«1'"V' 'imc Th«.f«lr is expend 
 Trunks of excnrsionlsis over the v. "ions' ro ds w .. ' ''''■'''i'"''7>''''''K ''"'"''Pt baKRaRe rooms 
 I lie,lellvered from iiw. A. _...,!:.:".„.'''. '^"'^.'^ wijl.not lie taken Int.) tlie Kroniiils at all, hiu will 
 
 ,....,^.-,,,1 cxciirxiouisisover tie various ro.id« «.• n ,„.ti V i ,•'"""« ''xcfpt tjaKRaKe-roomo 
 
 e.lellvered from the down-towir ['m. ts The^^J^ .^ 'f fA' ""' »''« K^"i"i'l« »t all^i, wili 
 
 l.a .,i.e-roon. at Seve.ity-tirst street f!,r pas^iige!^'!;!:::^ t nlli;,'; .''[^rrXVr'.il.'nUr "" '^'"'"'^^ 
 
 y TED STATE S COAST LINE B ATTI.F,.SUU>-s,h^p^cm .3. 
 
 pW i* M<ii[ ' jL r-fl-aSi&>i 
 
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 it 
 
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 there Ih an Impog 
 Cfiitral tower will 
 Il»l feet in heltfli 
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 reprcHents part of a D 
 ilic city of f^hleago as 
 
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 IriiiiiKiilnr In sin 
 oill]('<lriil, (i„(l tiio 1 
 ii'''l. wliilc abovollh 
 111 I 'lilts from Swt'di'i 
 
 TfMf KtniftijrhMd II 
 "'" I'tirkwllJ lend an II 
 of v\in. 
 
»i* '*•''' ;;«" -»«fi. :^^ 'T » 5 
 
 .•*5WFW?i 
 
 |Pttic rooms- of the I'nia,-,. 
 
 ^"11 Ihp thirteen oiuj,:, 
 " '■J.''fter,thi« Salon |,e^.:; 
 
 "i.U'Ots this se.uioM. f ■ 
 fstU.ule. 'Th,.eily,-,f , 
 
 >ftlio Fmo Alt liuiMiiH. 
 
 Hiid a depth of more I h',', 
 
 'f 
 
 HiiiissHipil^s^s^ 
 
 ilimllonOf the.Fn<mi, 
 
 >f the Dairy IJiilMi,, 
 ff (m.loii|.itherHi,i,. 
 AlKerfuii Merohmu . 
 Ikt portion hHH(ir,ii 
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 ■■ *^^ 
 
FACTi 
 
 I'opulatior 
 
 it is second ii 
 
 A rea i n sc 
 
 most extensivi 
 
 Number ol 
 
 stations. 
 
 Number of 
 
 Irooni accommc 
 
 I traveler says ( 
 
 Number of 
 
 |atten<ianceof 2 
 
 Number of 
 
 .00,000. 
 
 Number of 
 Ipostoffice'yearl 
 Bonded det 
 I the world. 
 Number of 
 Miles of sti 
 Miles of sti 
 Miles of ri\ 
 Miles of lal 
 Ajje of Chic 
 Jpoiitical life be 
 I lie Chicag^c 
 1 125 acres of bu 
 The police d( 
 The hre depj 
 Igines, 21 hook a 
 Since its foui 
 I'ifty-four sm 
 [divided by the C 
 Chicag-o is 81 
 [New Vork, '2,41;; 
 There are 26 
 [ papers. 
 
 I he commerc< 
 niicajgfo ships 
 riie geograph 
 I Ashl.ind avenue. 
 
 I'rom North : 
 I respectively, thpe 
 [city is 10,5 miles 
 Ilalsted street, 
 ( hicago has 6; 
 I'lie jobbing 
 [year ending June 
 I'he product c 
 I 012. ju). 
 
 I he product o 
 
 In the year i8< 
 I hres millions 
 1891. 
 
 T — 
 
 'J^ 
 
c 
 K 
 
 a 
 
 Q 
 K 
 
 e 
 
 it A^S-.v "*£> -S^V 
 
 <^'''<>' I't'i'Wcrhfs Pair and ChicafO. 
 
 FACTS WORTHl^NOWINa ABOUT CHFCAQO 
 
 In point of population 
 
 Area in square miles 182 Ar f wonu. 
 
 h»l™s. '^ ""'"'"« '" •*« •^"y. 3S, =nt=rf„j seven terminal 
 
 Number of public hotels exclusivp nf k i- 1. 
 room accommodations for .2o:>,ooo guests additional fn"'!f ''?'^' ''''^"•■^"'^' 75°, with 
 traveler says Chicago wastes enoufh food ever; da/to fS'p P""'^"^^^- ^ ^^ench 
 
 .^:^f.^' ^^' «--'- P— :fUrme:^!^3rr With a„ average daily 
 
 ^^>^.ber of places of public worship. 465. with an ave.ag. Sunday attendance of 
 
 Number of newspatjers and s^rioj 1 1- • 
 
 ft. world. °''°' ♦"■!»».<«'. Ihe .malleM debt of any. great ei.y in 
 
 .Vlt ol°',rS".^„SyT.' j'io^'trfJinl.'L "°"'^" "' P"P"- .^^.Oco. 
 
 Miles of streets, 2,335. carrying (kx,,o(x> passengers daily. • . 
 
 Miles of river frontage. 70. , ' 
 
 iMiks of lake frontage 30 * 
 
 tH£.;^fe t^ cS:iS^as^n"r:;3;'^^ ^"^"^'^ ^— . - in active 
 U a c:e?of riia-:;: :Sy tl.r'^ ^'•°^^--° ^^ P^P-'y --y nve mmutes, and ^ 
 J he pohce department numbers over 2.300 men 
 
 Since its foundation i„ , 837 the civ h^L t f^P'P^ ^"'' ^^'" '°^"- 
 I Fifty.four swing bridges and .hrpl, ^' ^"^ t^e"ty-one mayors, 
 divided by the Chicfg; R^ Z', it'rtU^brathr""* '"'^^ ^'•--^ ^^ "^^ -^X 
 
 New NS%"4i|1n£frl"r /ll^L^;^^^^^^^^^^ T^^ ^"-''-- '^^ -''-from 
 
 l^^^ere .re 2. daiiy, ., .ee.,. 37 tSight.;.1 V^^^Z^^ S^, ..ews 
 
 iAs,i.:;^ss^'-'---^chica£,isat;;;^siST^i!&y.^ ,,,,,,„, 
 r.;xKe^:::;:7Sr:^^tSS^ --.hey b.i„,. 
 
 city IS ro,5 miles across Dounclaries, 1^ 24lniles. In its greatest width the ' 
 
 , n,e jobbing and wholesale bi,;. rf'?-v '''™P'°"'' ••'"'»■ 
 
 hor ending June ,o, 18,2 "" °' '-'""6'' ■«>™nl«<l «> $SJ5.00o,ooo to, t"l,e 
 
 U:?;,, '»'»'"" ■" "" "■"""'«— O'-Chlcago for ,be yi„„ a„„„:„J ,„ ,,,, . 
 Ibe produe, or Cbly bre,-.,i„ ,„ ,„o a„o„„,„| ,„ ' ' 
 
 ; Tbree „„io„,^o,d„,.rJ:eri;;",S;;;:/Sj!-lL^^^^ 
 
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3fr»«i.*'»V 
 
 WRt'*' 
 
 ■i;«i"«!'S«- 
 
 PCLLM AN Building. 
 
 Insurance Exchanob Uuildino 
 
 ^hi^^"^ 
 
 /i\§ i I. mm 
 
 ,«•-» 
 
 ■i4 M 
 
 ir- r -H- 
 
 AufllTOBIUM StiIDBBAKEHAbT iNSTITt 
 
 TK. 
 
 The jurisdi 
 bein^' no lesstl 
 there areempl: 
 clerks, and go 
 employes. 
 
 The revenui 
 $1,257,832. 
 
 There are 
 schools of Chic 
 
 I The free p 
 K.ooo volumes 
 num1)er of l)ool 
 The buiklln 
 show a frontage 
 Sixteen of 1 
 cost of $9,850,0 
 The total co: 
 $y,o(K),ooo. 
 •There ars ^c. 
 I'lillman em|: 
 In iSgt th( 
 calves. 5,638,29 
 Chicago has 
 iNewherry and 1 
 mag-n tude and I 
 The estimate^ 
 One hundred 
 [Chicai^ 
 
 If you have bi 
 Iworlii's fair, you 
 Lincoln I'm 
 
 HlJ.MBOLDT, 1 
 
 The Union f 
 
 S( KNE OK TII 
 
 ':;i^ Icottoiiwtxjd tree ii 
 
 . '* I Douglas Mo 
 
 |iaiiro,nd. 
 
 (irv Watkr 
 The Rookkr 
 
 ICkkat NoRTriLR 
 
 |as showing latest 
 
 f'l TV- OK I'ULI 
 
 Sdutii Ciiica 
 The IJouj.ev/ 
 Jrequite you to take 
 ■"■hich connect th- 
 I'lfoil, all exquisit 
 jbuilt out in the U 
 I Lincoln Paric. 
 
 The Suburbs. 
 lyJIhtiLota-owm^^w 
 land Kngiewood at 
 |livin|^r i,y busy Ch 
 
 T he foregoing 
 |Thp\ arc .selected 
 ■time. 
 
 J %t 
 
-ri'i^tir* pjj! ^^ '"^appwss^jtj- 
 
 f*^ ^J;^-' 
 
 Guic/e to the WorUs Fair and Chicago. 
 
 less tffan one-third of the city lir 
 
 The jiirisdiction of the postom'ce covers 
 tem^nolessthantwenVsixindepcnchnt™^^^^^^^^ "f "'<^^"y "«""«; there 
 
 en.p.oyes. ' ' ---'^^ ^^ ^^^^^^^^Z^^^.'^T^ 
 
 ^^T,,e. venue of the postoffice for the ,ear .8,. w. ,3,445,757 and the disbursements 
 . There are 146 \c\ rhilrii-on :„ .l 
 
 scb^ls of Chicak Ti^e at,\ "exp nsf S the';"!b.T "'T'^'f "'" '^^^'^^S in the private 
 The free public library now numbers "vStr. '"'r ' '•" "f'^'-^^^' "^ $4.0(i).ooo. 
 
 cost 
 
 ward of$i(X),ooo. The 
 
 ., — r ■■--... -uimies ''■e-ich |6o,ooo,ooo and to 
 
 t'orS^o,^^/"" '""^'"^- erected since the be,innin, of X8,x represent a total 
 
 ^_^ I he t^a, cost of the waterworks syste. of Chicago to date of June 30. .,,., .,,.e,ate, 
 
 -^rhere are 500 professional artists living i„ Chicacro 
 
 il»;<, 5.638.2,, h„j,,an,l ,4»5.322,h,e„ "'*'"'■ ^"""^•'•"'•'•'•JSc-llle. ,S7.0!J 
 , a,»,„ ..,„,.„„ p.,.,i._m,„He. ,„.!;„, „Hch k...,e. ,„. c, „t„,^. ,h„ „ „, 
 
 of their proposed 
 
 WHAT TO SEE*IN A SHORT TIHE 
 
 , S( ENE OK THE FoRT Dlaphopm At?^ ",^ ^"'^ <-"able Cars. 
 
 K-oodtreeiaane'loS^^^^^ ^-' «f Eighteenth street. (A "detd 
 
 Ulro..d. . "^^ ^"'-'^e'' ^^y Cottage Grove av. (cable) cars, or Illinois Central 
 
 < iTY Water Works, North State .St. cars 
 
 ^^'-^^^^^n::^r^S^T^;,S^ - TKA,>E. M.sO^,c TEMP,/ 
 
 -^;,'owinrIatest types of of^ceTt^es' "^'' '"^ '<^^'»-McNam.v buiwlngs 
 
 , T,. B-Snr'l^ S^i^ J^i --^^^y '''^i^ Central railroad. 
 roiuite you to take a cab or carriage nnddH J. *'''' ^^*-''* '^'^'^ P^^^^s, it would 
 
 3 a^e- i^^l-Suti^ 
 
 nd F.,nRlewood and Auburn Park on thrSouth «ffnrH- r ^"'' '^"''"" "" the West 
 living: by busy Chicagoans. ^°"'^' «ffo"^d.ng fine types of that mode of 
 
 L, ' "« foregoing are not designed to detrarf frnm „ft, "' . / 
 
 
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 Imiliiig hotel* 
 
 KcMxt rooma tni 
 
 IotIcIs for $1.00 
 
 KiirnlRhed it 
 
 hiHM'i at from 
 
 .ibPM' nmins cor 
 
 Ml mlrertiitemei 
 
 liiini'. New* or tl 
 
 In renting ro«i 
 
 out Mune diftar 
 
 t»o CO Are mill 
 
 The following 
 
 ptatf. may be ft 
 
 •« It Inoludet ti 
 
 uihcpN not quite 
 
 ThoM marked 
 
 •nilof g6odaUn( 
 
 lo »tii|) at one oj 
 
 •tiulnted to mat 
 
 lohls tails, deNin 
 
 Tlic ngiireR give 
 
 «*y A. atands fo 
 
 rupemi plan. 
 
 Allen. 4137 HaJ 
 American. IIH 
 Arciide Hotel, 1( 
 Ailantic, Van Bi 
 'Aiidltortnm, ft 
 
 R R. A M. 
 Mvldere, 47 Cli 
 Boulevard. .128 ' 
 Br.i(|ford. .ta N. 
 •ilrlKKiIIouM, R 
 BiirlceB. 140 Ma 
 Chicago, 1^ (I. 
 <'lHit«nrton HouM 
 *('linon Ilouae, 
 
 «5b. 
 Coliinbade Hotel 
 u>lnmhia. State, 
 <'»mmerolal. om 
 Poiiroya, 407 Rta 
 *<''>niliiental. I'»h 
 ''■«mopo|j | [>ji. .10 
 
 '^S^ 
 
 l^llpn HniiM. 10 
 t>nveii|Kirt. IHO N 
 I»"ning, i.w Mad 
 PuufkM, 9990 Coi 
 
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 Gyt\fe/o the- iVorl^^s Fair and C/ucagc 
 
 HOTELS 
 
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 Chicago -hM at pnwent over one thouwn.1 
 hou i«, and wJth b.Mittltn8 houses, it i. eMl- 
 iiw..,l^ I, c«p.tt* of a«cqmiiiodaUnK t>vei, 
 ■'^^m guest.. The rate. charRcd In the 
 l»*..Mig hotel, mn from 19.00 a day upward 
 K.-V. room, may be had At the b«.t Euro,«a„ 
 bnlolH fur 11.00 per day. 
 
 Furnished room, may be had at private 
 l.»UM.,at from to.OO li |5o per mouth; to fin.l 
 ibp«rooins consult the advertl^jments. or put 
 m a.lvertlsement In a dally paper. The Tri 
 I."..- Newaor Herald are g,MKl medium. 
 li. renting room, do not be afraid of golna 
 .".t «.me dl.unce.a. thebe.i place, are from' 
 i»<' to Ave miles from the business center 
 
 The following list of hotel, though nof com- 
 Heu may b« fpund wrviceable by the stranger 
 ..It iholude. thebe.tinthe city tofatherwiih 
 othffB not quite so espen.ive " 
 
 in<I ..f g6od sundlng; the visitor would do well 
 m rtop at one of them till he ts well enough «,.. 
 1.i.l.ited to make an InielllKenl selection more 
 10 his taste, desire of location" or sUe of pun^ 
 T»i.' figures given here are the lowest prire |K>r 
 <l«y A. sUods for American plan and E for Ku 
 lufiCHn plan. 
 
 Alif-n, 4137 Haisted. Union Stock Tarda' 
 American. 118 KIntle. 
 Ariade Hotel, 164 Clark. 
 Ailantio, Van Buren cor. Bherman 
 •Auditorium. Michigan ave. and Congm.. 
 
 K fS, A t4. 
 Belvldere. 47 Clark. 
 Boulevard, .328 Washington Boul 
 Bradford, 3a N. Wells. 
 •Brlgg»HouM. Randolph oor. Fifth ave A is 
 Burkes, 140 Madima 
 • liicago. l/kfl dark. 
 ciHrendon Houw. Ifts U. Clark 
 
 **"S "**""' ^"***' •" ^' ^onnt. A 
 
 rohimbadaRotal. 8M Mteh^anare. 
 i't>lDmb>a. State, cor. «rt. 
 < -mmerelal. c^r. Ukt and Dearborn, A K 
 f'->troy'., 407 8tat«. 
 •« -nUiwnUl. 138 Wabaah ave. A S8 
 (o -.mopom|n. .107 Cl an 
 
 iMtt^ 
 
 Exeter. 140 MBdlson, 
 
 Fifth Avenue. -.^84 Fifth ave.-f 
 
 Oault IIou!.e. W. MadlHon por. Clinton ' 
 
 «ermania. 180 Randolph. '■ - 
 
 OladsU.ne .JO.i.-, Michigan ave 
 
 •iJores. -,'74 8. (lark. K. 11. 
 
 (irand Central, in W. MadlHon. 
 
 •<*«ind Pwiflc. Clark cor. Jackson. -A » ' 
 
 Orund l«alace, 07 N. Clark. 
 
 •Great Northern, 2.»7 Dearborn 
 
 Haymarket. r57 W. Madison. 
 
 HolTman House, 170 Clarke 
 
 •Hotel Brev<mrt, 14.J MadUon. 15 |l * 
 
 •Hotel Brunswick, cor. Michigan ave. and 
 
 Adams St. 
 Hotel Courtland, 22 Adams. 
 Hotel DearlNirn. 404 State 
 Hotel Drexel. 30.^0 Drexel Boul. 
 Hotel Edwar,!.. !l»4 Washington Boni; „ 
 Hotel (irace, Clark andJacks.,n. E U. 
 Hotel Harvard. 100 W. Madison 
 Hotel Irvine. 73 B. Van-pureu. 
 Hotel LetJrande, 4.-> N. Well*. 
 Hotel Midland, i;ifi Adams. 
 Hotel Meiropole. Michigan ave and ',';« at 
 Hotel Nicollet. Randolph and ..th ave 
 
 II . I ••")al, 1 1 14 IndlMia ave 
 
 Hotel Vi.,i.l»nie. N. I'ftk ave aiid C*nif« 
 
 H de p"lir"i- * '•'.^"•hlMKton Boul. 
 ") «ie I ark. 5 1 xi »,t. «>„r | j,k„ - ya 
 
 Merohants-, li»8 I j,|,.. .'•""• 
 
 •Mc< oy> Van Hunn t-or (^ark. E 11 
 
 MeiroiH.l/taii. a« N WtSlu •^■ 
 
 National, T.\% N Clark. 
 
 Nofth city, 80 N. Wells. 
 
 Northern Ihuriflo, 82 Shennan. 
 
 Oakland, cor. Draxel bonl. and ftekwood mmm^ 
 
 Old Metro)M,IlUn. 104 Rand<,lU. '**' - 
 
 IK. L"".'? """"«• f*ui«. cor. Monro*. ■•! A*r? 
 t^tnam, 1«3 Adams. 
 
 "ri?!-"'''.'?. N.-^Tlark oor MIehl-.. ^^ 
 
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 I>«ilen House. lOi W Madlaon. 
 l>Hven|K>rt. 180 N. Clark. 
 »< mlng. i:mi Madijon. 
 
 2'herman lloiMe, cor Ramloiph Achirk Att. 
 HouUiern ^Hot«l. Wabash ava^ aSd ?2d *'a, 
 
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 OLD CHINA AND OLASSWARfi 
 
 PId Eiv^IisK aivd French Clocks 
 
 SILVER AND OLD PLATED WARE 
 
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 pLDJAAHOGANY AND JloSEWOOD f URNITURE. * 
 
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 Telephone S44. Marehandioe* iiiar^gaeeo en ebinVrH 
 
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 5lMlILPLth§_ Havana Crops. 
 
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 ni|l..i...iTrTrn 
 
 THE RECOGNIZED 
 
 Standard Br ands of C igars 
 
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 « VISITIJIS TJIE CITY # yf/ 
 IT^osf i?rtistic '/^^A^ 
 
 ■^M^mm-^ ,^^y^/^ AND A 
 
 popular *ft55!i^ y^^OX ^^^"»»E 
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 ^^^XX # Jcwelery, # 
 
 y^Q/ Kerra Oottci ^ou YPiiirs 
 
 //^ Stc, Etc., Etc. 
 
 -^--JEWELERS AND OPTICI^NS-^ 
 
 40 FabriqueSt./o QUEBEC. 
 
 «rM, B.-AN EXPERT OPTICIAN ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE. 
 
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 in a groat 
 
 iProvince w 
 
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 sary to pi-uf 
 
 The dii 
 
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 power and « 
 
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 into her hai 
 
 Vori'azani, t 
 
 in the year ; 
 
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 Hion of the c 
 
 vey of the si 
 
 .seal)oar<l of 
 
 his labor. () 
 
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 tradition tht 
 
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 in the harln)] 
 
 Labrador, nii 
 
 anchored in i 
 
 At G^fipd lie 
 
 of whom he i 
 
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 tions induced 
 
 sailed in the 
 
 em shore he 
 
 gHve the nam 
 
 ed. ThiH is n( 
 
 Indians whon 
 
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 natives. ( )n t 
 
 in stvite, Htt«i 
 
 friendshi}) to 
 
 intercourse w 
 
 -jJjMHJ <»f MH«hr 
 
 desired havwi 
 
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 Canada. 
 
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 Jlistopieal Sk-etef^. 
 
 At GH«,.d l,e r«»mine.l . fo« 7. i ^^^^'^'vo heat the J?r.,> rfe, ('/,a'e«r,.- 
 
 SS^''"°»--'""2-='S"^«?W^ 
 
 «, In honnr of the Grand 
 Miwion or Recolletsto 
 
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 27 ST. JOHN STREET \' 
 
 _^/ Press Goods and Trimmings, 
 
 - ^ ^iLKs AND Velvets, 
 
 pi^DERWE^ AND 'Gloves. 
 
 — «^ Specialty : ()yAtEi^PRooF Ploaks 
 
 • <. , . ■' 
 
 ^U^NGS AND J^ANTiWgS, 
 ^HIF^S, pOLLAI^S AND ^CAF^S, 
 ^NDEkWEAF^AND GlOVE§, 
 
 ., . Jrunks, ^ags and ^ATCHELS. 
 
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 M Specialty : ' { )yATEi^PF^ooF poATs."^ 
 
 Z:2peri-caced Tailoro or tfte Tremices. 
 
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 NP*t"» »f 1E"ancy <5r' Staple ©ry goods 
 
 -^27 ST. JOHH STREET, 
 
 
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 ■scurvy iuiul< 
 
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 jK-ople (liswiti 
 
 eiice of the sc 
 
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 f'lllowillir Jul, 
 
 a^^^ter the Ifip:- 
 h;iving col', ii, 
 p:ly, no tUlin-. 
 1 1 hnvej)eri.sh 
 The ill su 
 i'l France i-oku 
 of hiilf a centii 
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 Island he loft 
 njighlioring c< 
 Islantl sevi^n y 
 of thoir .sufcrii 
 Several e> 
 f')ruied for cju 
 t!io chtii-gc of h 
 place which l\e 
 of the llarlx.ii 
 a:ichorod, NUggi 
 
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 At the time of 
 and wjw so itisi 
 
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 >F POATS, 
 
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 Sobds 
 
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 root wlinri' ho anchoi-oil s>(.fKl tht) IniU'»ii\ilIi^» V/^'/ . ^t. 
 
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 con«ist<»f fifty fmikcH?veiV(l huts niZ-lvf;.^;.!!. ^ '""**" W.i.s.fuuuij U, 
 
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 curiosity h.. n,t«nu,d t<. /V,^X.V^^,™;htv' ^!:^iV^'"'"¥ ""'"'«"' '"'' 
 
 •J.-V out of 1H( ...on. iH'fu, vt *;iis , .. « «■. "torquartoiH. au.sinK the I««h of 
 
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 tho d.iof Donnaco,.a ;m:r.ov^.^?^lHM ,. H^^s ^1:''' '" ,*;V""^«;.'''^'"K with liim 
 thi. Ei-onch Coin-t. |„u ai.l lu.t 1 fl,« ' urv 3 " ''T^ "" ,''"l" Ht.*.«ition at 
 
 Fo,<f years hiter he was txZJ^TV^^^^^^^ tJ.cr„>„«tivo forostHf 
 
 >,,;vith which he pn.cee.iedrK' j \; ;;';is:;,:t ' rM'^v-^" '^^'^ ''"^^^ 
 
 [' DoMnacona hu.l create.! aii unf.v.,,. ,le in. , ^'"^*"^"'« ^'"'t 'l,e diKanpcimnce of 
 I.>-.ulent to withdraw fr.. ^^^u- ^n S^^ '"""",« ' "" '"'t'^'^''^ ^o deo.aod it 
 
 the C«rtrt,go Hiver where he l„u L 1 fo '"/;; u'.'t u"'"''"'"' '^' ^'L*^ """'^•'' "^ 
 
 t.. iVnutive 'country an.l nurtinb inl St Ii v ^'^ '"^'l^' «l"'nHhu returiiod 
 enco.„.tered F.u.di de i>l Ci^e t J ;J Ir-I^ZnT^:;''' ' M ''t^'^; ^J" 
 «piM>intod (ioven.or of New Krai.eo and f] Ll i *^"''*"'"^ «'."»'" t»>« king had 
 pooplc whooa.aeour wit h hin, " ^^ " l^^-Z'rZlP'T"^ ■'' "^'"'^ ^'»<' 
 Liwrcncfe. anchored- in the nort of ( '^ • h ,t «Ui 1 i ''"'•'^" "« »« «'"»•«« up tho St. 
 ed. Hero he erected . w. f, rts f.ti,f ;''''' •^JT"' ^ '""♦•«'• '!«'l just a'jmndon- 
 ■Huunnitofthe c^^itt' ov -rl. lh"./t 1 sW V^ u^i " "^ Ins peopler one l,eing at tho 
 I«ssed the winter he ^ .u, ^., .^v ' Z.?"; ""'' '^*' 'f *"' '^* '"'^^- "« ' 
 people diss.•U.Hhe.lwitIthc^u^^w set i.i^^^,tTh^'^ -".dnned t^. lender hin 
 
 once of the Hcm-vy an.onitl em and d Z ' . | ,, ""'''''''^' "' i'^">-i«i«n«, % proval- 
 nient created such .'cneml i^^t en }e,, V ^^^^^''^ty of J{obervar7'govorn- 
 f.llowing June, ^^.k^rval Lwct ^1 einl VmZf '^ '•'" l""*ry'*i„ tho 
 
 after tiic hip- • „f a f^w vc-irs t,. ,. • i^ I, ^'i^'"'"I"-i'<"igil»irit, re«.lvwi 
 
 h:;vin, co,.,'.ed a n.^d,ji^;:;;!; .c^^t ^ud^r;*:;' s^ii'^Jis '« ?K'*"'^ - 
 
 • i. fI;;:;11;s;; .:!:;: th;:trs;:.;^:^^:^-i;r- ^-r ^r -'^^' *•"« ^-' -- 
 s;j'£swi^:Kc:A;S^^^^^^ 
 
 Tija^:^h^-ta'S?s=^^ 
 
 n.i«hlK.rin, c.«.t he k-tunfcd' without V/J .f ^Fr;nc.?' Thef '" '"'Tr "' '^^ 
 Island sov^n years a„,l sulferod groat ,.riv.dion,s,fi Hcnrv H^ ZT ■ ^'^^ 
 of their suftornig d.spatcho.1 a ship' for the relief of tho sUrWvor/ '"'"""^ 
 
 the cha.^0 of «aLd Jo a'S! dl "S.,i;^ p'^ 't^ JUfi'^^l^ ""^""^ t""^*^ 
 place which ho .s<iy8 the Indians call Hin)vToloc Hero ^h . l *'» *''^ anchored at a' 
 .. the Har,..ur,avd the.natund s43^S IJ^pilaj;:^^^:^- , 
 
 -. ^.^ y.w.«.u., «Y,i ine luitural strength of th 
 !*'■■ i:'^ ? ■'■■"."^"'''h^' '^ '"' ^ ^ ^' '""^t -^u itahfo site for 
 At the tiuio of ' ' ■ ■ - 
 and WJI8 so ills 
 
 m .IT founding tTie Hrst pen,ianont colony of France iu the ,, 
 of lus arrival, the viHage r,f H,«i«lag« had dSlcnl to a 
 .si^niticant j a.s,K,ct that he dor,iot%piW- t, ha Sk d^ 
 
 wa« reservcfct. = 
 
 new wdpIU. * "♦ 
 /I few kirts 
 apiiear to have' landed there j 
 
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 ©utreniitgpeens^ 
 
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 PVER 173 pif^EF^ENT ^TYLES 
 
 Caleche^ Citadel, 
 
 A Duff erin Terrace. 
 
 Montmorency Falls, 
 
 Montgomery, Break Heok Steps. 
 VMolfe Monument, etc, etc. 
 
 'ITcry £argc Stoik of danadiarvSport^cwcU 
 
 cry 
 
 ■v-S— .,>►- 
 
 
 G. ROUTIER, 
 
 50,T52/Mountain Hill Quebec. 
 
 .iiico, an 
 
 tho i|ileii 
 
 viously I 
 
 ilurons, 
 
 Ch(iiii})lH 
 
 '■ (suttlers, 
 
 ^n;iti\'en ii 
 
 manent f 
 
 thum in J 
 
 c«iiat)iiit 
 
 gave Clmi 
 
 btoiie fort 
 
 4Jil not n< 
 
 intoreHt t] 
 
 com^rsKii 
 
 tii&yhiid 1 
 
 oral Hosp 
 
 colony we: 
 
 us resideni 
 
 vicoroynkj 
 
 the govern 
 
 little indif 
 
 Warh 
 
 Kirk nppe 
 
 Cham plain 
 
 imswor thd 
 
 tho (ifctiick.( 
 
 in;^ Huninioi 
 
 hoiionihlo t 
 
 rusii^nuii Hi 
 
 tiymen, tht 
 
 tlioin with t 
 
 '■ nuiiihor h h 
 
 lo'fi Ii'iitu wh 
 
 with the nul 
 
 Fnmce l>y t 
 
 to rosiinie 1 1 
 
 hut died in , 
 
 wiiH laid <){■ t 
 
 Wiiijtniiigliy. 
 
 with tho Jos 
 
 ^Ksnohcjiil ri 
 
 recently diwi 
 
 coption of til 
 
 Hon of foiufti 
 
 TJio iny 
 to the piirpot 
 ruMiiit^d in t 
 h ildenod by i 
 
 l»soi|Uontly 
 stHte 'if Hiej^e 
 h'xlvof tntopK 
 "f thoFrtjnch 
 
 ila*w 
 
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 '.•-Ifumk' 
 
 
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 sj'^isign^c 
 
 ) 
 
 YLES 
 
 rerrace. 
 
 lit steps. 
 
 veil 
 
 cry 
 
 iebcc. 
 
 --, ...n b.^;:;tt ' /;i.^'';i:: 't^"? •'-•^^'r -^- « viiu^o ..r^on. i,„,ort, 
 
 t •« vk-ncu of (;j.,u,.,,lnin on tho s L ' . "" w '"^l"*'"*'"' '" *-'''^^'"f '""'. from 
 y>"u.sly home, owing no .1. .1 t,, S^,' ""'" '" -^^T '•'■^'' ^'>« "'"»« it hall pre- 
 "••-..is. ^^'^y^^v^>^l;'{J^^y^ 'f-^Jit tribe of 'feho 
 
 ChmnplH.n lost ho t ,no in cio«rin ti.e uf ^ . ''"''•'' "^ ">« «Hgue,my. 
 
 "settlers, nnd having l,eon so pruZ Uhh to cu lu' T"' "'"'t'"*^ '"'"^'^ f""- ^^o new 
 y..-.t.ve.s in his vicinly. tho alLi? o thj cttS .nt'' -uT"' "":l-«f^nding with th« 
 inanent footing, when hv hi-s sn'ioifLf^m f • 'M'f'«.ir.Ml to he fixod on « nor- 
 
 tl-.n in l<i]2.\he India";,! fTh "t ! V;;;;"-, '^''f ^ "^ ^i- fWoIlet Onler' joil.ed 
 const^int warfW with the Akmn mi„ uidH ^i''•^*''■*'^• " '"' '"^•' ^'^rried «u h 
 «Tu-eClmn.pl.i„H,Mu,.ch.m'h; i;'i>'Jr^^ '^' "»*-- "f the French 
 
 Btonefort f<'r thei,^ protection. In his sici;lV'^^ it "'^*«-'«^'^*''-y *" «rect a 
 
 4)<1 not neglect tl,e spiritual oo,,ctVns ,,f ,2 'l''- ^'" ^''^ V'^^^ "^ ^^« ««*tl«™ he 
 interest that, in 1(525, a mission ^ Li. '*''• "V*'"«h ho took mo lively ho 
 
 -ni^sK.n, .nd woreVocel^r;:: hd ; [r,,;^^ R'"Vr'''^'-T« ^''^ '^«*^ 
 tiifeyhadbuilto„thetnnk-s..fthoStWViXs r.^H fj"^""*'^'^ '" « '"•"«« which 
 eral Hospit.nl. The unrenuttin-, exertio ' f ('< ' f'^r ""^ "'-••'•"pie'i by the Gan- 
 eolony were bo con.spicuous that ho ^1 TnvLil?r^-' ''' ^'"' 'i'" ^'»^-"»««ment of the 
 us resident govecnor*^ on the f^enuen?! .s.V n ^ requested to retain the control 
 v.coroy«k:ri, H^ labors, howev "Id S^elS «f^^nge in the " 
 
 hegovernnrwit, who appear to have r^'rdS th« .i-''""^"".''**™^ '^o™ 
 httle indifference. regarded the affairs of the colony with no 
 
 Champkin to surrender. ThVlatter SlJu o h! ^'^'f^ "«^'' "^"^ »«mmoned 
 answer that Kirk, ignorant of Ids i;!!™ left^ o. Sf ' .'•"^''^^iiJV'pirited an 
 the atUickof a convoy with settlei-s w .i -h h. ^ , ?' *" *"''" '"Attention to 
 
 ;ng Hununer the attempt was renrweV Ai . 7''?."- "'' 'V l^'^'^K" I" t*** 'oUo^- 
 honorable t^M-mrto th^little ga Hs^ tiS* Tjm; "^■^^ """^ 
 
 resigned the fort infulioir hu. Is H . ,w!,r . T ' l''"' '""•'"» '^'«i''t«nce useless, 
 frynien, the n'l.jo.-ity of wli. . r^m" u ST '' •*'■■"''■'■ ''''^' " ^"^^ "' '»'•' «'"«■ 
 then, with th. greatest In.manity The ...S ','''. T' ,«"^"'"'r- *»"' ***»»«d 
 nm.ibor a lundred ,H,rs,,hs, aiwl Mon re '^,1 r . • .?""^ *** '^'" *^"»" ^'^ ""* 
 l..g huts which ..v.-r. re.,uir;d f..r H.e ^ m .Z '"i^T.^'^-^''-^, ""..prised but a few 
 w.lh the nations. .At 'the expim i'..' ' thte. v I'p' '■"'<l "trying on the trade 
 
 fnmce by the treaty of St.(;/,r,n i UL'if ,fr;r, "'^ <^''"»y »^'''« restoml to 
 o resume the charge of the infan "i nS H , '?'"'•'';'" ■■"""•""'' ""^'^ ""'™ 
 but died in im^ f,. the .„.^,„f re 'rol S th?. i • *""' '"" '""« ^'"■^'^'^ '•*« retuTn, 
 «;tH laid of the Jesuit C^ .tC/aK«^.'^" ^ '^ ".'" foundation ston« 
 
 Moijtmagny. An establislmi. ,t f ... H. '^'""'"•*".'' '" ''''W "f the colony by M. de 
 with the .ijsuits, was ^"^1. I, ^ £; i;;"-"^";" -f ^'^ '"<'-"«. a fa.^.ri^:, ob jj? 
 beneficial roHult«, The la.st vest Z l\i ' ' "' ,*'"* '»*t«ndo,l with the n ,«t 
 recently disappou.ed.^ The li re !£. 'laH\[^''i::' i^'jT '.""''"*«« '"'^ ""'y 
 eeption of tiie sick, and ,„ ;|,o fo l.iwbLvl .K r "1"*' "*' ^'"'* ^'"•" f'"* ^« r«- 
 "-.a of female children. ^'^^u^hZZZl^^^^^^^ ^•"' "'«"^»«^- 
 
 The hivasions of the Five \«. f '**^"" "^ ***'''""" ^« •« ^-'^rie. 
 
 to the purp,HH« of the colony. U^^",^;, l^^Jl'T '"'^/'•^""'•^''^rinHH olwtacle 
 roMulfced m the defeat of the Fre.cl. imrt J wl ''V'i'' "" Three Hi vo.-s which 
 b .Idened by nuecess they c^vrSZ ,■ l^^t '^^^'^'^. V!-":'i-t°rablo Iosh. En.- 
 M ' ;"" i |->1 ""ru.u.s Imh. the.rW.iwi^i , ' ,' 7^'' n"' ''^'.'^ '"tuimi Mmii, the 
 H..bse,,uently they inva.lud \>uobee w h T ' % 7!':.''''^ "''''"^ ' '"" " ^"* y«^^ 
 
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 28_BUADE STREET^ 
 
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 mum ^ ' 
 
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 £adies and Scnls 'Waltrproof Sarmcnb a Specialty. 
 
 £[)awe &j{endeP8on. 
 
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 |wirt^iiitt; 
 
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 Marino, a 
 
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 liiHoiito. 
 
 AI»l)M;t of 
 
 tho desire 
 
 Consi 
 
 and tho lu 
 
 ornor of tl 
 
 which tho 
 
 towards th 
 
 sottlors iti 
 
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 Frontcnac, 
 
 goodwill o 
 
 which ho c 
 
 caiiHod liiin 
 
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 vilhij/o of H 
 
 ii>ii.s1»,iil)ar 
 
 Jiitrilmtivo 
 
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 Vow Kngla 
 
 uboiit I'M) 
 
 iiruceod fo 
 
 Montrortl. 
 
 Chaui|i!aiii 
 
 i>!)tain the i 
 
 Sir \Vi, 
 
 tti Hurrendo 
 
 with » garrii 
 
 Itnded on tl 
 
 by MtroMjj; di 
 
 KkiriiiiHhing 
 
 contoHt did I 
 
 IU> vigonmM ( 
 
 wuru <tgHin o 
 
 ^••11, Hmliiig 
 
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 iniliiuixl hy t 
 with<»nt liRM 
 tho ill Bmxit'a 
 ciontly^iaMia 
 
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 iM In 
 
 ne ^Mi 
 
 ^ipccially. 
 
 '^.'•iTy*f?'S'W^i p'*'^"!^*' 
 
 X:ii;tc:;r;s;' J'';;::.™^^^ ^.; - ^- .--. which 
 
 'i<'". w,tK, wifl, L/i.lnf' ' '^'"^"^"7",^''-' f'"'" J'l-Hnco for it« protcc- 
 tu Leon vestc-W ^ vi liuls « '''^''''''"^ ""'"'''^ "^ ^''^' -'""y »''"l ^M^or. 
 
 t-iin, Hi-nkt!:.; I ' v^: 'niitrr:' ^ ••^•- '^ -i-'^ ^'^^^ « view *<, 
 
 ereelwl int.. a royal k* vli .u- M Lm fx' ""'"""" -^ ^''" *l'«»"'«tion .rf l,«ing 
 rouucil uf stMon o'^sssV ' ■« : '''^A^^'^^' ''^-'"g ''I'l'-'ntod (Jovenx.r. with h 
 
 Ai.i...:t of Mon,4„v, a ■ L f V/ tvi^^ was o^Uhhsho. , and Franvoinde Laval, 
 
 th. des.^.f u. ^ - ,. „ .L^::,:r:ff';u:^:;j;:- Ittii^hroffiShJ^?^ 
 
 audtt'XTS.i;tZft^^^^^^^^ ^"- -'-^. '— . the French cZv 
 ornor of the lat J L"L xim,7to ,11!^ r'^" poHNe.«,on of the English. IWGov 
 whicli tho French IJriedo, wit It ." ^'''' ^"u^ .^'''^ increasing trade in fun 
 towards the FretlnZnotid th Wewl fr'""' T^'f,' ^^^'^^ "^ *^« ^'^'^ ^^tion. 
 settlors iti a conditirCaUv em ZmI:?'"''^"''"^'''^^ **>« C»n«diMV 
 
 their agricultural pui-iuiS^^ X iutcm uhTl.v"*' "iT^"' '*'' ""*• ""'^ '^^ ^™*« »>«« 
 Kn-ntonac. at tha time Govern .WH ''^ 1"-!^*>«^'"T M»cur«on8. ,The Countd* 
 
 g-pdwiii of the luZJi^aZ::^ a'Z't,::s'^j^ 
 
 winch ho conce ved wouM t... t. 11 i 1 '''^^'^'* "s ^^I'w rork, the reduction of 
 caused hin, so .uuch ^ ^t. 1 (T::; •.''«•" ^"'^•""^''r ' .'^^ ^'- ho'-til" trihe« th»fc 
 <l.e ol.joct of attacking XuX^'. tt id n t 'T" "'«'^ <l-l«itched m 1690 with 
 villH«o of Schenoct.,d3' vvl.ic ^luv si. . ' ^'ZT'''' i"""''^^ further th«n the 
 
 
 ii^lnl.ntivo n.oasn.vswei7t, .,'';■' "««'■ f''«"- return to Caniida 
 
 4o reducti.m..f (W,da was^imS '"' -Woasion. An expe<litio„ for 
 
 Now England. It . istod V'" '")',"" ''^"•" ''^''■^"' "^ ^^^ York and 
 
 «l'-nt IM(H),n..n nn.U, Hw ,i H;'^;^. "f -rty l.vo von.so1s with a force of 
 
 ...ocood to gueu^ .1 luM r; o/«;;' ''"' V'"';"", "»"' .^- "^"'-'^^ t« 
 
 M..n>roal. The iat .., li isi, f H, ""'ii '"^""•••'<' f'-r »•'" rotluction of- 
 
 Chan,plain was on pilie | r ' a l'. fiZ'"'' f'"' '•'••.•^•««''i»« '^^ f«r "h L»ke 
 
 o!,t,un the necessary 'tn„.p;:;;;t.'!';;;;:tSnV'"'"^ ""' "" '"'"•'^ "" 
 
 with a garrison of 40(/nr tVS ^ ,lC.. ! ' "I'J "' " «'""' "^^^ "^ '•«'«"<"»' 
 lu>d«l on t1.e 8th at ^^Z^^^Cl^^^'SZ "wS^rrt!:;"'^' *'" ^'l*""'? 
 by strong detachuionts of the enoniv imHulltirLV^x^M^ encountered 
 Hkini.ishmg was kept ui, for s..v?,m ^ ' , ' '^'"''" ^''""«*'K're a continual 
 
 ru.vi«on,«Metfort8h«vinX n Lt^*^ ''7/ ^''" '*»'"' "^ ^»'" «^- t-'l'^J*^. 
 
 woreagain "mbuker nd tlTo Utl o ! th,' T'l" '.''"l' V'" "'^y* ***«" ^« *"«'J« 
 N'o. HiSlinK hiH (ire u a I . I «„■„." ^.^.^^^^ ''^ nn.lal^ndonetl. The Adnunil. 
 
 iM.I»c«l l^tln^inSeno: f , 'h^ ^'^?"''' ^''^ '"''»"'« "' "rleanH. and wh5 
 
 without his of t u o " ^ ;''^~' ^^ l*'^''- whtch provaile<l t<. retire 
 
 the ill s,.cg»,W. of the la, d fom. wh Lh ».St h" '^""'''' "' "'r ''•^'*""' *»'" «"" ""' 
 
 ci»nt,y,.Hiat. the fanu. orrtirJtsl^'^hL.r^irj:^ 
 
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 35 gfe; Johi] ^iteet, IJUEBEC. 
 
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 The Leading House in Qnebec for Camping Stores 
 
 ^JISHW^ HUimNiiNO SEASIDE SUPPLIES >i?^ 
 
 fabst Kiltuaukee ^a^eif 
 
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 PURVEYORS TO THE 
 
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 Toupilli FisI? and Same giub. 
 
 tf^e Laupentides Club. 
 claeques-Captiep Club. 
 
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 the brill tu) 
 
 J tiiiio cunHii 
 
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 eighteen pi 
 
 .'lU-Mittelot 
 
 rugular foi 
 
 iiiHiicetl ui 
 
 mix laid b^ 
 
 " to ho iiH-sist 
 
 liii .'kUuk h 
 
 alMiidoneil 
 
 ii6 ilicir J (IT 
 
 ywir nil epii 
 
 in yuol)oc, 
 
 I fell victims 
 
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 .ind H very | 
 
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 under the c< 
 
 scvtii regiui 
 
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 ciency of pre 
 
 During th( 
 
 roconl ()/ an 
 
 i{TOwing in o 
 
 iiudur the cloi 
 
 and tho [ivdi 
 
 »!iich the c(i 
 
 the exiHtonco 
 
 more dHiiger* 
 
 ColonieH, luft^ 
 
 111 nmiiy i»f tl 
 
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 succesH, hut 1 
 
 objects it wiiH 
 
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 ing been the i 
 rejKwititry for 
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 froiu the oppi 
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 time coiiHiHtod ..f works whicli fon„«.l ,« „ ' ''"","^- "'^' f<"tittcttti.,u.s at this 
 
 the rpper Town, bonuuS ,.g C^S '""" "^ '^'-""--^'^tion arou,^' 
 
 .m-Matelot, and neveral ndditional »ittori„K 1,^ .^'V'T «""'" '•*«•• *»'''' ««"»t- 
 rugular fortitication of the Cit^ un^.V f 1^ i «f«cto,l^duri,,g the siogo. The 
 u.«nml until 1720. The^,iu of ;„ „. oL m! "^^• .'^''^'•^' ''^^ »"'♦■ «"'»- 
 L.u.la.dby thuKngli.shcol..nios i^ SV \'c^ ^ J" 'n \''«/«'*l"«tioa of (Canada 
 to he nsHiHtod hy Hvu roginionts ..rreiula.sfr^ ""}''*;**' '*^>' "' «-'"'"»'"' ••ro,.,«, 
 .". .'^l-k hy sea and h«^d o.l M . t ^S a^ /^^ l.^'S^^' Wore inton,.e,l to nJko 
 
 -^t^^ek hy -^u^riiuit; .;; m: t;3"r?£xf '*"^^ ^v.. intondj;: -x 
 
 »"i 
 
 .l«n.loned .n conse,j,.e«c. of ,ho n.u ant.d h '•'« ^an^mign, Van. howover. 
 
 Y .1..U- preHonco was found roMuisite i I' rtulj ^Th "^ troops f.-on. K'f.gb^.d. • 
 yenr an epidemic of a nH.8t destmctivem.lmuii V •^'"' «1""'K <'f the folh.wing 
 myuel.ec. and, spreading over e i.^, "Jv ts TV '""'"■" 'i""^^' '^-^ 'M'pe,m».c-J 
 fell victims to it in a few days. Pre.mmtS' '^« ^"^^'♦t-^'"'-" ^" f'it.U that -thousands 
 the summer of 1711. the nelJwy CriavinJ ^ "1 ^ '^"'''1'* ^^^"•« '•«"""'«♦' "' 
 '.H u very powerful armament c ollec ed sfc,v .. ^ "'eon despatched from Kngland, 
 '■'.the campaign a matter of reasoS L ^x, it1.r;''",f ' ""' '''''^''\ ^''" ^"" ^^^^-^ 
 under the eommand of A.lmiral Walker wi , u 'V , ^""'I'nsed 15 m„„ ..f war 
 
 s,.von regiments and train of artillerv \ i ""'""'"""* transports, having on lj<.ai-d 
 h-eral Nicholson at their i:Ti2u:l^^:^'Z:x """'''"'« "^ ''^^' "-'"' -^'^^ ' 
 
 vaJent storms in the .St. L.wrencr wS . t- "' ' '^".-"l'"'"^^' ^if' the H«ot. Hut 
 
 aus,Ml eight transports t., founlnunTu,^ I i i '' "'"''■ l''' '«»'"«« "P the river and " 
 \m men ^ blasted ail their ho"^, S^ '^.-f" -vitha Ioh, of nearly ,-<^ 
 
 .t w.ts resolved l,y a eouncil'of SsTyZ.^tU.t^^^^^^^^ 
 
 cency of provisions, toalmndon the eiitenuise ■"•''''"'""' I'^'^^'-'-^t of an U.suHi- 
 
 \^'^^^^ ^.>oreisHut Wle to 
 
 »nd the Indians of the far west l,n ko „ 7 i in l ""' '"'*T"*'" ^'"^ ^'''ench 
 
 rhich the c<m<hict ftf both im.tio^ u-l "t '"tJivals in mutual eiicountors in 
 
 t.^e existence of this ^J^^:^^;^::^^,^^ ^^ '-'-ity : i.uC 
 ...ore dangerous fro„. the friendly o. g . whi . th!^:";""', "'"f ' '/"'"""« «'"' ^ 
 
 •olonios. may be traced to the bad fait !,. ,.T V'^'> «»^';*<1 with the Kngligh 
 
 ;.' ..miry of their trHn..ictions. fn 'r^^. 't S^';:""'? '''""'">'-' ''y H>« French 
 Jidians. a fort was em-cted at Oswogo i, 17'>« w r ""T ""' ^""1« *'*'' *«'« 
 
 Th., was the sourc-e of renewal h.^'^ti i Js ^^-h i Z'"'''" "'"i""' "^ ^"^^ ^"'•''- • 
 I.UCC08H but the Knglish continue.1 fo r.'ne l . Z .«y':'-l ,"" wit},. variouH 
 '.hjectfl It y,m i«t^nde<l to ,,rom.>te i„ spil ,f • . TTT "'"'"' ^''^' ""'• ">c ■ 
 
 cl«,H««eHMthem. .\bo„t this time the attl n-,^ . ' ' "' ^'"^^•'"'^ "^ ^''" *''•«"«=»> to 
 
 the hands of a set of officials who mm.n?,^ the colony ajipear to have been in 
 
 Evevy office of trust wo„ldt:m t^ T t^MTr^lti^^^^ " T'^ «I-"in" .. 
 
 Uccunmlation. The govern mont and H... / i '^ 1 ' " *''" ''"'«'i' v ew of uuiust 
 
 .opacity of which M BiJot X iT. 1 1 T''"""*^" T'"''™* """'" f""" t^'eir hoiVrtC 
 .ug been the chief pn.n l^tt' A at^ X^ "'" '— -»»l«.«imti„ctio„ 0?^^" 
 
 socurej at-a immt oxorbit^wit imco t. tL5l^ T ««7fc«. »n.l a inonoiwly waa ' 
 
 |.frocte<.however .by the .no„o,>,r if. Jl" ...':". *:'!."T«- ^^^'y. 
 
 I price of fo,Ki. and ..nt.un..! ,.M:,/, ,«"*'" ^'"ch raise«i mo8t ei..rbi • ' 
 
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 with, and 
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 Montcftlni. 
 Fort du Q 
 was taken 
 1769, a foi 
 efforts of t 
 movement 
 Prideaux a 
 importance 
 incursions 
 bursting'of 
 ably supplii 
 the enemy 
 hands. Thi 
 English. Tl 
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 »i>d cannon tl 
 "iHiiy of the 
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 but getting in 
 tliey retu nifid 
 
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 forces along tl 
 Montmorency, 
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 cntemplatod f„r «o„.o time -M oW W .rHlS' 'k'' r'^** "''"^'' h,Kl boei^ 
 I* D<.werful force. The garrim,!, Iftir aTrX'nT, / "*'"'''' ''*' l'r.«eedetl with a 
 t kontcahri by wh,„n it was d^nMj\T/,''T'- '*"F«"dered the fort to 
 9 "ttepmt WH« .Made by Rigaud, K^^^ y^'' «" unsuccessful 
 
 on the Lake of that^uune. It wsrlelt^d ^"^^^ "!'«>" Fort Geo^je situated 
 miccess, the garrison being obliged t3 S « ' , f ^^- **j'»*«'''» '^ith better 
 they ex,>ended all their anununltio, Sev ve rcT' K ^^r/"'""'^ res.st.»,ce in which' 
 honors of war In consideration of their J- S, trl l" ^" """■*-■*» ""* ^'^^ «" 'he 
 
 did not long remain unatoned ; they served Z } T r*^^*'''-^ "^ *'"" British arms 
 u,.m Canada. Tl>e English troo sii ^no , " ,"0, / "\'^f n.editated advance 
 w.th,and failed in a gallant assault „ kh, P J t '*'' "*''"^'.'>"^*''''''''' ^' contend 
 Genem Abercron.bit, whf w< , Z/" l^' , Se bT' ^'^^ '^i*^^ ""«»« "»'der 
 ?""*^'»'»V They were "'ore foi^Jtrr heir 1^^^^^^^^^ »Hht.iry genius of , 
 
 FortduQuesne which fell into^SIr haridXt thff^'^^^^^ *"<» 
 
 was t«ken possession of by the French who r..„-.^.""'T °»>"ig abandoned . 
 1759, a formal treaty havinjr iust been Tnf! i^ ! '^''^ T*""^^' I" '^e snmmer of 
 efforts of the French had lie"y caused to w?J* "'•^^r^^ l*** ^"<ii*"«' '^hom the 
 movement of the British force in^plldoTr '," ^^^'"^ friendship, the general 
 Prideaux advanced against SgaT Sere the'^F^ ^j!^™^ ^^^^*^»«- <^«S 
 
 importance affording % protectio^to S • r'f' ^"^ ^^^"^^ » fo^ of great 
 incursions into tl^KgCrTng cob^^^ Prid« ™'^"' ''"^ r^«""« ^^^i^^ ^K 
 
 burstmg^of a shell while survitheTrenchldrH^^^^^ ^'^^^V th« 
 
 ably supplied by Sir Wm. JohnsoS who aah.!d ^T •.? ^\^ '• *«^' ^* ^'« P^^^e was 
 he enemy who attempted to relie"; the Son ^n M * ' «*^ ^^^'^ * ^ody "f 
 J'^"f.«-, ™« defeat decided the fate of tKrt whi^r' '''^'^" Wling into his 
 English. The second division of the RWtiTo' ^^'^b was surrendered by the 
 ed up Lake Ohamplain, where thev ?.! k n "^ ""'*"" ?°"^'^' ^m\^emt, prLe^ 
 tV>wn Point, wbic^h were al'iSd^t hTt^Zv ^'' ^':^ Ticonde^o^ Z 
 mjuadron sailed up the St^ Lawrence w^.m. 7L "^,T **"'''" '*PP'-«»ch. The 
 fitK.n, and ar,,,ro,iched cMliec wit^ 8 OfK) «bghtest accident or oppo- 
 
 Onthe arrivaVofthe Hee^tThe landT (^h" ""t.'" ^''•'^ e.mimand of wX. * 
 dmembarked on the 27th of June and a mini^'^ "'" '"."'^ ^•"••^«'' ^^'"^ ^here 
 ("«.mdmns by General Wolfe, couched n thr,l.K '^"" ''"'^"••uted amobg the 
 Ml. calling on the peasantry' by a hmelv s.tnZf humane and generous terms 
 This appeal was treated with su^ch c^Spt tTaTZ r''"^ "'' ^""""^ "^ '^•'^• 
 
 ;h.pr;^7l:!,/t^l:;;--;i^ the «eetwith«re 
 .fortunately fired to<, Hoon, the Lglish^i o^ " l^h f'l '"'^ '""'""*'^'' ''"^ ^-^^ng 
 '"ind, succeeded in f^nippling and tSnu^em Tl If T T'^'T'^ ProHe^ice of 
 come with thb shipping General Mom-l,? J *'''*'" fb.ire before they bould 
 U. Uke nossession7,f a^l.^te"; e^lS by thTeZ? 'f ^"'.^i*'' ''^^ ^''^^'-^^'^ 
 wasperUtlysuccessful.amlcausedlLchoxSfn^''''^.^^ In this he 
 
 and cannon that the Lower T„wn was short! vr'.Vr" ^'"' ^'^^^ ^'^^ «»>«»« 
 '"'"•y of the buildings in the T .„er T^?w,. ^ « T^ *"• Z' '''"'l*'"^ ruins, and 
 eUchment of 1 WX) nfen was ;;^n S ossT r i "m^ m''' ^'''^'f '" '^'"»''8°«' A ' 
 but getting mto confusion in the dark, <iurinj ^hi h ' ^^f' *" ''•"'*•**«« »>'•». 
 l':gy^ret;iLnjfdjdtlx.^,u.mi»«i ^ ' ■ 
 
 itings. 
 
 ^.rces ahmg the Boaup<^t shore lK)twe6n thlL i. ^A^^' .^*'' ""tablish^d his 
 Montmorency, an extiMd.,f„pwan?s„rLn.iW^^ 'St. . Charles a„d the Falls of 
 meats to pi^tect h. troops in'all ac^slibT ^t. ^^^ tS^^^lil^^X^^ 
 
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 NEAR ST. LOUIS HOTEU 
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 pROCEf^Es, Panned ^VIeats, 
 
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 PUQAI^PUFVED HAMS 
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 ^I^ANDS OF yiNES AND 
 
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 -^Poland 8pHngVV)ater)^$ 
 
 •mrnuON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES. | 
 
 hiving ost 
 
 Slid erecte 
 
 Carleton, ( 
 
 Failing in 
 
 precipitou! 
 
 where the 
 
 trenches. 
 
 tro()f).s ftnd 
 
 this rnoveii 
 
 of the urmj 
 
 aground ; c 
 
 gronndiers 
 
 eiigftye the 
 
 «fere exixi.s* 
 
 ftnd retired ' 
 
 Would cut o 
 
 »nd retire o 
 
 an effect up( 
 
 ^ under which 
 
 his life to hi 
 
 up the river 
 
 The attempt 
 
 energy and j 
 
 •nemy the si 
 
 which the tn 
 
 having been 
 
 by the darkn 
 
 September, a 
 
 the pkins oi 
 
 precipitous c] 
 
 their hopes c 
 
 force they ha 
 
 fwth which 1( 
 
 position lost I 
 
 upon hazardir 
 
 weakest side. 
 
 battle and ma 
 
 thfee battalio) 
 
 irregular fire i 
 
 his best mark.' 
 
 morning. Th 
 
 forty yards wh 
 
 much coolness 
 
 line, received i 
 
 (t'ivancing sooi 
 
 theti- bayonets. 
 
 heroic ardour ^ 
 
 fiiei-ced his Ijre; 
 
 enough, howev 
 
 Brig wlier Muri 
 
 were soon thro' 
 
 Hij/hlandei-Ht W 
 
 42-44 Garden Street, Quebec 
 
 [cTty and down t 
 
 I Brigadier Mono 
 
 I Townshond, wh 
 
 the enemy, 200( 
 
 K< 
 
 iSfcS&Mfci^-iiy' 
 
i^leifs' 
 
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 D Meats, 
 
 BE PACKED 
 CHARGE. 
 
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 N BOTTLES 1 
 
 C.reto„, erosWl with d.i:^^^:^'^;^ :^t'' '""^ ^'j-^^ "^ ^oK 
 Failing ,n ,in attcnpt to fu.ce ,» i«s.s«.,r L 'Z ^t> '.'''''J^'"'*"'' "*^'*'' ^^"^ l"""" 
 precipitous hnnk of the Mont,norincrt« deZnm >H ""•'"!^*^^"t watei-s and up the 
 where the river whs f„nUble nt l<.w ;a o, In, "A J*" i.Jr"'""^ ^-''"^ ^^e Falls, 
 trenches. The necesH iry i.roparatTons t -rL ''^^"^^"'^ Montciln. at once in his 
 troops and put into exeeutiL^ n t^ ;»sr fu """S^T^."'''"'.^^ '"'• '''--'"g ^^- 
 this movement were, however, so c msidembl as J I '•'"^f^'tr^^'hich attended 
 of the army ; from the shalh.; ancKrocky L -o flT"^ "'*''/'''f««t <'f « portion 
 Hground ; causing a fatal delay in tK^f,„ . ^i^- *''' ''^i'^'^'' ««^«G)d bo^fe mn 
 gronacliers was se,.aratecl fn.nf theV^i W^^^^^ ''^ ^'"^^ '^ deTachinent o" 
 
 engage the enemy, advanced in the u os disorlr'"'^ "'?k' '" '^"'^ engemess to 
 «^ere exposed to so galling a Hre that hev r^f V '"I'^ii''^'*'" entrenchments and 
 «nd retired with «50 wounded. Ah night "^^^^^^^^^^^ dead upon the field! 
 
 Would cut off all means of retreat it wL ""Wtppr.wchmgand the rise of the tide 
 
 .nd retire once more behind the J^^^or^Z Th'"'^ V? ?'^'''"'^"" '^^ «*^" P 
 
 an effect upon the^hivalroua mind of Wolfs t hi ^ 'nortifviiig disaster had such 
 
 . under which he sfcill labored >hen he ascended !^\ 'l?"«r ?" * »«^e'-« iHnew. 
 
 having been despatched by Montoalm 1^1 1«W men under M. de BouainvUle 
 by the darkness of the nijht tW H^^^*^" ^^^" movement. But7»vSed 
 September, and the troopsfereland^^^^^ '^'^ '^^^ on the iJJh 
 
 theplams of Abmham.^ Ha^thU atlLnt tln"^.-^'* °« the beach beW 
 
 ,/ ----- -■- -..^-»juiii,t^,r was a 
 
 fwth which led up the declivity lVtonf/>oi™°" " i." ?»*"«" "n ot a narrow foot- 
 
 l".s.t.on lost no time in advanciL S £ °" receiving intelligence of their 
 upon ha^carding a battle to protect the citvT^ ?."'" «««"Port, and resol ed 
 weakest side. On his arrival'^he found th«VT"u ^^^ ^^reAtened assault on Z 
 .attle and made an attempt to t'lrn their eft w'S '"T ^'"^'^ "P '" «'^'"r 'f 
 thJee battalions in time to render his effort^ i^I^"' ''"^«^«r, reinforced with 
 l^rregular fire from behind the busLaLt^l'l^^^^^^^ ^'^•' "^"P^ng "P '^n 
 hiH best marksmen, he advano^d S the char^^w^th ^^'"^ ''""' ""^ ^ith A of 
 morning. The British ra«eXd their fire i.nHlTh ^*^ "P'"* '*''""«^ »>«« m the 
 forty yards when they p„.„.ed'n a deX d cian,^*'^'"^".^ «l.pr.«ched withi,! 
 ...eh coolness and effect, Wolfe, who w\s s±dT / .''m "'^^ '"'""t^i'.ed with 
 ■ne, received a shot in the wris wh crdi.r.S 1. '' '•'^''t "' front of the 
 
 /•■Ivancing so,.n after at tho he,uJ ,.f Tf. . '"'•, ."ot. however, prevent him from 
 ^hefi; bayonets. J„ this '' ms^ „ L t^^iE^' wl^ ^*''"'. ^'^'^T' ^'^ ^-ronch w 
 heroic ardour wll^^h filled hiL owT \Z^ i^^^^^^ '"'^ ti-,..ps with that • 
 
 [Merced his Ijreast. Beinu remov,, /,. fhl '*?''"'«* '«"- '""re fatal in its aim 
 cough., however, to lea^^^f ^ , ^e,: 7\t Z^^ ''"^ ** "'"'^ ^*"-. l" ^ 
 Bngulier Murnw succeeded in break^ the centl> ^ t '*"""• '^^ ^'"« '""ment 
 were soon throHi» into disorder and w«r« ""^''^"^''^ ♦^ »' e"e'"y, who, giving way 
 
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 mi. 
 
 way from ( 
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 nnd was coi 
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 dying of til 
 about 5<N| k 
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 oxpirin;^ .'iH 
 ileturniined 
 ilying wonl- 
 hc too often 
 siipjiorted h 
 " VVho run 
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 closed at tin 
 geniu.s whici 
 b'jtitting a ,^i 
 shell ill the • 
 
 After til 
 
 making the i 
 
 also opened 
 
 proceeded t<j 
 
 comhiiied as: 
 
 were sent fn 
 
 the city on t 
 
 fill- hy the dt 
 
 fusion, and ii 
 
 approach of ( 
 
 rally a^cain in 
 
 for action w.i 
 
 force of 5(XK) 
 
 tile reiiiaindo 
 
 winter was p; 
 
 from the liatt 
 
 fiirlifications 
 
 another of 40 
 
 of fresh provi 
 
 the inoiith nf 
 
 Wire unfit for 
 
 lahoretl, an in 
 
 i»iuy^l)e said 
 
 conswiuent oi 
 
 inliabitivntu, M 
 
 the private Ho 
 
 promptly was 
 
 pivvailing disi 
 
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 coin 
 
 to receive the 
 
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 i:^ft£r.S;i;J2-thJ::^S!'E.T^ i-noaiately detached^inst them/ 
 centre tlu, KnglisJ. ,uulo J -y olct h" '^T^\ '" "l" '*'^?'' "*»«" ^^^ French 
 suicoeiknl in d,;igyin.M,p th-ecliff T^^ ' 'f yx Wunder which 4ev had 
 
 fell int. the huncSoA jBi^-sh" M .X .I'lu^"'"'' i"f*^g"n«. «»« ofihich 
 n.ul was c.nveyetl t.. th. cit^ wltre 1^^ i ' T'th''*''^'^'iT^ '»»« »>««1« ' 
 
 .loxt i.i cuuiniun.l t„ hi,,, perished lis h^' n "* V'-n'^'^ The'three office^ 
 
 .md no.) w..unde<I. Hut tiL derti of W If "^- *''" * "«''«''V« about 60 killed 
 
 fvpirinK .i^ he .lid at the ., ..J tl''; .^ ••'''' '» •'•'^f^' «!' 4-\^^r^h\e affliction, 
 .let.nnined valor, but the f u .'f vh'i 1 e 1^';" ''^ '"f- ^"^i^ing enei^y and 
 dying WMr.l.s..f this youn./he.o dill ',,'. ""^v destined to enjoy. The 
 
 b. too often recorded. As h« S • ' ,V^rr'""r '^7"*'"" "^'^^ tJ'ey cannQt'- 
 sui.pu.tedhi„.oatht, grounl th Hic^r ' , '^? '^f ^'^ " ^'^^^^nt who 
 •Whonn, /" heexcrii,,,od tirh,'. ""'^''V*^^ I'"'"*',''' "^''^ ^un, they ruh ! "- 
 -•• What," ..id h^Z^^:^:^\":f »» ^dng infonned '• th^ French " 
 he expired in his arms. -M «i 1, / A^^ ^'^PP/ ' " «"** »« ^e .spol* 
 
 closed at the sa.ne ti,uo a carem /isti... i^h r i!^^'" ^^'"^ 'nemomble battle, 
 genuKH uhiclu^vused hi,,, h^rr, tK^^^^^^^ ''rjWmUlnt talents ai<9 a militar; 
 
 b«titting a oilier, his Ik.I^I! , 1 Lws ^ ! . > "'""''Tv "'^ ^"»"*1 * 'g™V« 
 shell in the i^arden of the T rs«lln« Smeut '"' ■' '^"'^** ^^ "^^^ ^""^^^"^ «' » 
 
 ..k^?r^:'S';::;;;;:;.S:-1;r'^^^ hi. ca^p and 
 
 oan,l,u.e,l assault. O.. the 17th ft , mo, H^ '"'''' ^own u, reading for a 
 
 were sent fn.n. the garrison, a 1 cce .t,S V T ir')!''' f'T^^^ '>f^-&tion 
 the- city o,. (he following da; Tl, rhun 1 1 ^7 . ''"'^' *"¥ '""'^ r«««««i^«f . 
 fml.y the .loath of Mo.acUm wh eh S\1' '/'"'^ *f chiefly accounted 
 
 fusion. a..d ,..ay be .•eck.,ned t vory i tuLtl "fi'' " ^^^ ^'"^"'^'^ '"*« ««»" 
 ■'i;i~-h. of tho winter and the ^^^^S^^Z^ ^,^'' British, a« the near 
 mlly agam in H.e neigIrh..urh..od n.i"ht lu , .f i.u -*-' ""L^'^^' ^'''^ began to 
 
 fo.' .'action was pas,-u.,i: L..! perl p " ??•„ 'tr t ". r7 "^' ^'^""" "*"-*^ *'" ^he sTason 
 fo.ce of ,a<HH» nlon w.,; K.ft ,, t ,e citv n " r M ^'"^ 'Tr'"^*'""'' "^ *^''« '"'my. jl--^ 
 
 t''>'-,.ain.lor..f th.. tr,,,V 'u^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 wmter was ,„.st by Murru; in reSj... f . ^ *^' England. a:he ensuing 
 
 b.n, th... batteries at }'oi J e '^' l'!,Ut "■''^ ^'^ *^'« l.uilding! 
 
 f.'Hifications ..f the city. A detach.'.S^t f IkI ""^ '" every possible way the 
 
 ;.f fresh i.rovisions caused .1.., dea o^n "£s hln' hC '^'^f ''*" «'"«^ ««^'*y ' 
 the >...,ntl. of Ap.il, .„wl of the iim.ai..in" notion ,f ^ "*"" ^'■""* "^"'"^y ^'"™ ■ * 
 were unlit for service But ami.VtkL 1 5 ' .• K^^^"" garrison nearly „no half 
 labored, an instancrwas d"spkyed brthf ^r ''" ''"1 ;\"'^'^™.8" "»^«'- ^'hich they " 
 »my^,l,e said with t.-uth^tTlT^raeteritX r.h S'I'^k'^I^ generosity which 
 co,fs«.uent on th^can.uaTKn threaten^ to inw K ^'^^ ^ritmh Nation. A famine 
 inhabitmt«, when a genera"subSSi ' ^1^"^ 'a '^,t«"^"<>» the surrounding 
 the private soldiers c^mtributecl S irei. s«.n?v"L^ ""'"' "^T^^, ^ *•»'«»» «veS 
 pn.u.ptly was di.stribute.Lam..„g the 'people S ^S'^V ^'"^ ^""^ '^"««^ «> 
 l.n,vailing distmss. This act ,,f Z£vo£ ,? th„ '*^'^ '"1 " «^«fc degree the ^ 
 g^..^ "r:^^" the Canadiai^s'ra.^!:!!!' -"^'"----^ »u.st. have tended 
 
 I 
 
 > hi. l.- eMsod c.)nd.tin njh teh Ka>ri5>arT.g^-,^ 
 t^. i^'cewe the Fre.»l troops, .who ^iS r.n' W ft '*^^«*^^'^ 
 
 Mie Levi t.. the nui.nTr .,f 12 (KK) me ,» 1 £ rf V""'"'^ "^ *'''*' Chewier 
 h.ul exerted ovofy efloit to s^c.l S'eEn^ J V. s'^* '^ "P"'?** ^ ^e^i 
 ^™s.on of Quelle. The French ^Z which jfeXVCZt 
 
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 i CISJIR FJJCTORY. 
 
 
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 ''^•^^ SOLE MANUFACTURER OF %t>^<<- 
 
 Creme de la Cp^me. <i?^ 
 Canvas Back.. -»3sc* .Meppy Wap, 
 
 --*^5>^' .Mi Rosa. '^'^&f^% Gaza 
 
 And other Favorite Brands 
 
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 Office, Warepoonis & P elopy : ^:z=^^-: 
 
 141,^143, 145, 147, I49*and ISl, 
 
 St. ® Jgauirice ® §tifeet, 
 
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 Hio fiold. 
 iiiuit on th 
 with the F 
 Tlio tii-Ht IV 
 tlie Frond 
 the iitain l> 
 conflict un- 
 when JVfui'i 
 ill ffXMl ord 
 the loss «|l 
 
 2.r.Jj(j. Do 
 
 tho cityj u| 
 
 (lustinud to 
 
 l"ith of M.V 
 
 tilt' fi)ll()wir 
 
 tho liitter ti 
 
 tiestroyed. 
 
 vessois, Thi 
 
 frigate, whii 
 
 siiiiii night, 
 
 him all his .-i 
 
 A[urniy. ' Tl 
 
 i>f tho Front 
 
 I British tiy)o] 
 
 took withoui 
 
 Province wji 
 
 'In this ; 
 
 sistod < if the 
 
 instituting a 
 
 so much ill f 
 
 tlicy collooto 
 
 with the intt 
 
 • of (ienerjil A 
 
 It^rrncks, Inii 
 
 question, Gt 
 
 j.the atteni] 
 
 and 11 
 
 :>nduct 
 
 i^)lor8 V 
 
 U the 1 
 
 desired effect 
 
 in quietnesH t 
 
 On the ci 
 
 hitherto conti 
 
 government, ( 
 
 chief of the pi 
 
 jnibers. A 
 
 --»+»*« w»« t>VI 
 
 Assembly estn 
 ingly made to 
 its object, the 
 desirable. A 
 
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TORY. 
 
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 y War, 
 }aza 
 
 ids . 
 
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 tl.« «dd Ho :„.,..,,.,, „„t aSO, with ht ZJI'T' "« "' '"" " """^ 
 
 TI.U br.t ,ut.ck „f il.« lt.iti%lLtfc „-,« '« r1 , '"l™n".«g .n » angle „|„,„„. , 
 1.0 Kro„cl. l„Biv„ „,.,, k.«Wfc.fe o S", ' T "' ■»"" 'ho centre" 
 
 c...,H.olo.,,,uo.l, whio», .Ml..3d with ,iri^u. ., f!"'- * ^'-pnit, 
 
 ^..m. Do L«|^Pff;)iu.,i the iidviiiit,-i./e h.- l..i<i , ■ 1 u ^^ computation to . 
 .Iestm«l toroniiiia m„cl, lonaer with^uTl^:^ * "'® K*"""*^ garrison was not 
 
 1^1. ofMay, Co„....,Klore ^X.-rallX J?SrTua£'" ^?J''"k^ ^^ "- 
 thf following inon, n<r two fri.r.-it.-s u.,.ff,n-, ... V • ,'*fl"«ar'>n in the bay, and on 
 
 ,iostn,yed They consisted of two .i'Z Z^ JTT T "'""'^ ''"'* «n*i'=«ly "^ 
 vessels. Th,.s sucee.ss was, however, greatly neutmlizedW .IT ''"^ T''^ «™*M*'"^ 
 fngate which nu, upon some l>iddeS XrjH£f-yf^^T''^^^^^^-^''ff« 
 |<m,e night, and a-etreated with^ed iSi to th^ U ''' «»«ndoned the siegTthe . 
 .... all hj,s aunminition, stores ind ^ mum which ^'^ ^k'*'!'"' 'r'^^^^ind- 
 Atiirniy. The reduct.i(n» of MAitreal l,v r„»r. i* t "^ ^^^ '^"'^s of General 
 ..f the F..nch forces tlu..u; W CW .fe^ the entire subniissi™! 
 
 B.-.ti.sh troops w.jm also attended Uv^l Zl^T u ^ ^^^"^ ; **>« successes of the 
 ...ok without reluct- uice th, o^!^! '^X'J.^tiK^'lTZVi '""^ '"habitants, wh^ 
 -P.ovi..eo was finally ceded hy the Tre;iy oi Pe^e frf l^S "'"'"''' ^ ^'"^'^ '''" 
 
 sis J':]l;;i?^s^ ^si'tld Sts;-if T'^^^--"' -^^^^ - 
 
 ...stitut.ng a .stoppage .,f four pence hSL.! V^^ It«gunent. An oixler' ' 
 - ....K-h ill fee'ia'g L.>.^ the i.V,o,:. tha SunX^'n"" "^ P'^'-isions excited 
 
 s u;:; -r a^r -"'-"'^^ witi/'^irt^ -^'^^i^^^^^-^aiscipHne. 
 
 ■ t)f (ieiieral .\ialierst. 15y 
 
 ISl, 
 
 ■ii'dSffth the first, mail, who refusetl to oh«v T^^ ''' — ' ""," "'"^""^nea to put 
 desired effect ; his orders were iHu;iediatol7coJXd'S?h'"r "^K '^""'^^ ^^ ^^e 
 ... quietnesH to their barracks. - ^ <>«n»pued with, and the men returned 
 
 ffirpiir^'^ECM^te^ : 
 
 members. As the colony ad^^^Aced hot^ri^l.lr.l""'^^^. "^ Council of ^t 
 4.i « u *> *M^#vtfl ced^We British iiTutSri flw ^^f^ ""P^fSinro a a trpng— — 
 .^sembly established a^^.ong them a pS^ttn nJ^vf * ^ ¥•''« * ««Pre8entativ^ 
 nigly made to the (Jovemor and sub.r.itted tr? H?V- 'f ''"' *^» was acco«i^» 
 ■ts pb ect, the state of the colony ^o "1 co„Ser^d''«fi: '" /"*' ''"^ f^^edTn^ 
 desiraW A legislative Council nominaSTttt^^^^^^^ 
 

 almgn Muananiake 
 
 and Bass Flies 
 
 BIRCH BARK 
 
 and 
 WOOD CANOES 
 
 OARS. PADDLES 
 
 RODS 
 REELS 
 LINES 
 FLIES 
 
 V 
 
 ^SPECIMENS*^^^ 
 
 AJ^ROO»<^i^OUT_ON^ 
 
 1>^^»^IN0 THE FI.SHFN(J SPU^nT • ~ 
 
 400 STYLES OF FLIES 
 
 •,^ADET^Or.R. OWN PATTERNS. SELECTED RV LEADIN,; .,>oHTs 
 IVIEN ANDSPEchu.LY ADAITEDTO CANADIAN W VTFRS 
 
 ^ole pi^oppiftoi^^ 
 
 Gregopy's Fly Repfellant. Bolvin's Rods, Vah 
 Felson's Wadlngr Shoes. Tents. Camp Kits, etc 
 
 -•• 
 
 F0RRESrS<SAL>l10N FLIES 
 BIOTOLES I Hnmber, Qolnmbia and On! 
 
 •-.^ 
 
 Ijpoi'tiflg ^ood^ in Ijeneral 
 
 -THS 
 
 
 17 
 ■i 
 
 ;rsjv.a^.,v 
 
 of Parliaine; 
 
 vrithout dist 
 
 offence t<» th 
 
 'til nearly th 
 
 to their law.' 
 
 i)f the Iiiij)ei 
 
 lieeii disputt 
 
 tills new apj 
 
 Thu con 
 
 ii^iiiast the a 
 
 Iwyond tJiu i 
 
 fidelity of th 
 
 for independ 
 
 Miititgoinei'y 
 
 till; regular fi 
 
 iiieu detiohei 
 
 111 vain endea 
 
 defence : eve 
 
 1,'iiiiiery meet 
 
 .lohns and J 
 
 .WffH!, no doll 
 
 rfireat Rritaiii 
 
 tliuy had owi 
 
 nfusttl to tak 
 
 the liurdHhip.s 
 
 wAtlidrew thei 
 
 much latoi- po 
 
 iii.stftiiti()n.s n 
 
 iwtioiMility, tl 
 
 fwurage and U 
 
 t'lieck Intfore t 
 
 (dnada, ,ind c 
 
 into their ii^n^ 
 
 the woods hy 
 
 iib<mt a month 
 
 iiiin, aniiing \ 
 
 yuehec iH-inj.; 1 
 
 withdrawal of 
 
 he was left wil 
 
 HiitiHh and ( 
 
 (■Diilined to thi 
 
 "ff the Hentrie.s 
 
 At length on tl 
 
 ■wwault Was ma 
 
 of which wiiH h 
 
 awl points of H 
 
 towanlH I'reH-d 
 
 |HiHSeHNi(in 'of I 
 
 ihntugli which 
 »f the Imttery 11 
 t<* Hight, and ii 
 thow of IVlont^i 
 
 I- 
 
 . Foot Of Mountain HiU, - Qu.b«o, Can. 
 
 " H 'l l UH. 'l ei OlI^ 
 
 ^luuil which wa 
 
 »iKortinH !«>rtio, 
 
 I »mi tmtirely del 
 
•JK'^ 
 
 HA \ 
 
 t^V' 
 
 '7^1?' 
 
 tODS 
 REELS 
 LINES 
 FLIES 
 
 E KT. JOHN 
 INDOVV 
 
 V(! .<^poin's 
 
 'I'KRS. 
 
 'S Rods, Van 
 impWts.etc 
 
 Jeneral 
 
 an. 
 
 ortence to the British portion .!^J^^^ h ".T'W^'.H"!^*^'^,^- ■''''' -^-^ ^''-^ 
 t.. nearly the saa.e position thoy1>ad occu^ed t./\wt''''^ "'" ^ ••*"'^''' ^''"'h*'""'" 
 to the.r laws, their language and institut" s T .^ l h ^'""•"^^t, with reference 
 .ftheIn.perialParlian.ont was, perS "..exa > uf .'" "'^''r'-«>^y <'f »!"« Act 
 l«e,. disputed, tending as it did to v^unZ.du!) I' .'^^ ^r'"'" ""'J' ^^^^^ '""« 
 this new ap,,endag« Jthe British ('rown f^^n'otuate a distinct ...ffonality in 
 
 hey;:ud thein,ntio.^.^<^:S,.''"K" S^ t;^ t'.^'^''''^' ^"'^-"' '^^ ^^ 
 hdehty of the i,.l.al,ita,.ts a..d i..duci..^; :^ ^ sj tTl.e ";'''''?'' '"."'"^'^"'K' th. 
 f..r independence. !„ the followinx/ v.^i,. /h l i ^^''i-n'sts in thoir struggle 
 
 Montgoinery and A.nold, 2::^^^"^^2^^f^^':i''-^^-^- under Ge.nSls 
 th. .-egiilar forco eo..s.«ting of ....ly tw , ,^^^^^^^^^ '" !.' ''"■'r'';:^'""- ''^'^""-• 
 n.en det^iched ... va.iou.s pa.ts of the m.ninr n . .' ' T^ -*'•-''■ '" ■*" ^^^^ 
 m van. c.deavuu.ed to arouse the (' .u i 7;,. ^T ^>Y^-Um. the (ioven.o.-, 
 
 defence : oven the pe.suasions of .,XrJ.;:1r '';'''.'''''' '" »'—■-"'""..» 
 j|o...ery „,eeti..g with little opposit, , s.^'.^L-c 1 '.'^'^■''^ /""»'--■ '"ul Mont- 
 ■lohns and Mont.eal. This S'up.'ohonsiv snoi "V^':'"*'^'"« H.au.l.ly, «t. 
 
 *r.;,«,snod...ht. fro.nthodasio' '^ r "^ '''" ^^'•"'"'•'' ^'U.ad.al.s 
 
 rfireat Brit,iin and her .-ovolted o 1 .,1„ • . i "^ ' '"' '■""•'•^' '" < '"•"^«l'i >vUeon 
 
 refusal to Uko up arn.s, which w s , ,1, , tv„..le.,.i. too harsldy tl/eir 
 
 -he l.»dsh.ps .Jult.ng".n l^n .^ ; '' ll^'irif T'') ''^ "'" — '"^^^i*- -f 
 wahdiew then, so fre,p..,ntly f...... thJ h , i • ^••"" '"".i^ as Militia, which 
 
 iHUch latui- ,a,ri,Kl, however, when th 'ir v '^',"';'"lt„.aj occujmtions. At a 
 
 .usf'tntions and the incieaU ' .. \, I , " ,:7^'" "^ I'-t-'ion' i.nder British 
 .«t.o.mlity. thoCan,.li,,n Militia f lirestSist I y"«7,"J"-'l -"""K f.-Iings of 
 «.urage and loyalty. The suc-cossos^ ^fi^ In ^ • ""^""^V'^- " chamcteV for 
 ekeck lH»fo.e the walls of Ou,.|«., u "»« Anie.uans wew, destincl to ivceive a 
 <»na,la. and caused then ) r S. . ^h , ho r^'/^^'f ,^''^''' ''^""""^« ^ -» 
 m... their l.^n.is. In the I.eginr.i ^ rN^ . ". ' wr 7",^'' '""' »"-vio...;iy fallen 
 the woods l,y the Kennol,oc"and (^.audi/., ' ' '• 'l"^ '"« '"'vHi.ce.l ihn.ugh 
 
 ab..ut a ...onth afterwa,dH l.y Mo/t" "^ ! . '"^ ";.'r^''^^^"' ^""•'••■<- ••*'••' was joined 
 men, an.<.ng whom we.v enroilodr)<i» ('.;,. 'i ^"'^^ '""^'""»*'<' f<' "early ;«Mk) 
 
 yuchcc 'KM,.gope,,lydis,drecte.i;.;d ';:::;"■ . '^ '"'^' "[ ""• i"'-''it«"«H of 
 w.th,lmwal of such as ol,.,,t,w to U^o „^: . "" E'w"' "'"^''^'V^^K ""-'"-'- 
 he was loft w.th a' snmll l.u. >,„|),.,.t ti.r.M i^.f Hn^r ''''"r^ 
 Hn ,Hh and Canadia.. Militia. The at ack f . '7' """ ''"'"> " "M "h«<I of 
 conhned ... fh.-owing shells into U... to L' m 1 i,, ^rSl"."'" ^'"' "'""*' ^•'"« " 
 
 ■;tf he sentnes on the ra.n,.aitH with r.Hos . i r I /" """"*'"• "'"' '""'"K 
 
 At length on the :\Ut DecemluM tl ■ m ,1, "/ """ '""""'* i" St. Mod.H 
 
 H-iuIt was n.ade upon the c^; ' T ... t-.^^' :'?,"';? ' ".'^^ "",'""« "'•'^"-'^"1 
 nf which was n.orely inten.ie,! to .list, .c tl." .u o t .V T'.i""" ^""'- '"•*'*"«• «*" 
 «.«! p.nnt* ..f Htt^ick in the Lower Tow , Mnf "^ >'"■ K'imson f»,„. the 
 
 tow,u.lHl'reHde-Ville at th« f.:, '", i. cSef wh';^. .'"'''"'■''' '. "'•'' '*'"' "'«" 
 |-.msoss...n of a Uttiny of nine rK.un.l. ,-« wt i "■'*""'" «"''"' *"« m 
 
 tr,.„gh which he advam-cKL As s.l ." l.!'S ''''''''""';''\' *''" "'"•'"« "««« 
 <.f the Iwttery a .li«u||y fire was no, r .1 m .7 '""' "'•I','""'"'''*"' *!*••"> fifty yanU 
 '"Might, and in ,he Z.Z^^ZtX^. tX'^ir^"'^' ''"* ^''«'" '"""-iSy 
 those ..f M..nt«o.n«i V and tw. j "': .lir' "''"''"•" *^.'"«'' ^^•'•" f'>""d .... the s.h/ 
 
 i(.w.-.l whi,h wa« M,.u,i..ned . he,v lik ,».... .. r.'^"'*?";'^".*"'"'' ""•' "''•-v" the 
 
 v.K..rous .ortie, h..wever, th,. , g| T4 ' Z ll'^ ''"' ''"*^-'- T"*^"- My • 
 
 Lmi entirely defeats with a hi f .pwa^^^^^^^ 
 
 f upwarUH ..f 400 priw.nors. Arnold {.fiug 
 
 . ,u«^ I.'- ^L 
 
 f^smma^mm 
 
'^m' 
 
 I--- 
 
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 Opening of the Chicoiitimi Extension 
 
 ->> 1st JULY 1883 As^ 
 
 X 
 
 
 THE IXEW ROUTE 
 
 t:^jei 
 
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 J^r-ftuijed ( S^u^iier^-rv 
 
 REsoR-m "onTH OP queb"^ thrTuoh ;Se' 
 
 *"" ™»\.?l'I''.i'L???F.™ THE DELIOHTPUL SUMMER 
 
 - ^CANADIAN ADlRONDiVCKS<- 
 
 ;;^" *^.ll T^K:--.-, , Sirs 
 
 
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 gUUNtH 
 
 IMMJ oil applic»ti„i,. 
 
 wifh Sftgiioiifty 8(<»in,i,.n 
 
 ti»'H. A I 
 
 iiiuh.aK..iH ; f,„ f.,l,|.,rK »„,! ,.,,, 
 I'HuMfuriy I||„„t,«UHl Gtu.lt. l..-ik 
 
 wounded ii 
 
 This Nucce.'- 
 
 Although th 
 
 Threw (jatU 
 
 the St. Cli 
 
 itctiaHioned 
 
 well directe 
 
 gruutly thill 
 
 ciiiiiiiiittod I 
 
 (if the Siiri> 
 
 the iiiftriiieii 
 
 cjiused tlie 
 
 .wriviiig fi(j 
 
 without fiirl 
 
 In the ; 
 
 were fully u 
 
 ,11! poHHilile t 
 
 her coUiiii/il 
 
 aiiil the KrNt 
 
 Liiuteujiiit ( 
 
 In tlu. f 
 
 erei;ti(.ii of a 
 
 Mount^jiiii It* 
 
 Having 
 
 the cjty, .this 
 
 iif i^uehec loj 
 
 Utyond the I* 
 
 "tittingH of itn 
 
 »gil;it*jd HO i( 
 
 lition of |»!»it 
 
 ition of the ( 
 
 twlrangeiiient 
 
 prosperiJy iiii 
 
 citizens to in 
 
 restored to itt 
 
 ALEX. HARDY, 
 
 Oea. p. A p. Ajt.. Quebec. Can. 
 
 J. Q. SCOTT, 
 
 Secy, and Manajrer. 
 
ji>.'^i5) 
 
 (tension. 
 
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 * 
 
 SUMMER 
 
 CKS^ 
 
 
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 although the siego was i^gul^f^mahiEed ./?"{, \'T'"*''''^"^ ^'"^ ""^^uJt 
 Three Imfcteries were erect^ V 11^^^ „" icnuH ^^P '"'. ^ '""^ "^ *'^« *"»tur. 
 the St. Charles, and on the ^pS ,« ^ Sha. ? h:t thf ^^ 1 ^^e Ferry "on 
 (K!caHi(med the garrison was very trivial '1 fK \ ^ •laiu.ige which they 
 
 well directed fi.^ fron. the city "^wiVtLchLTM ^"-^H--^ cliHhniged hy I 
 greatly thuu.ed l,y .lese.tion. and sti^ uXr .^Z. . %*"\^*'' '^"'"" '""'^^ ^^»-« 
 cmmutted drea,lfnl ravages anu,, gX At JS f " , ''^., ''%t""-f""' ^l''^'' 
 [ . the .S,o/.nW frigate reTieved the ei eJ ThJ\^^K '^ *'''' "^T'^the arrival 
 the.nannes, being lande<l without JossTti.no. v '^«fc""'V"*4"K^'ther with 
 
 caused the enen.y to retire with ^oci it- L .f'^'n^^ 
 amvuigfron. England soon afte. tl e S^^^^^^^^ '';.''«' J' ""W, .r^inforOen.ents 
 
 without f^irther delay ' -^"'^"""> f«'rees In.ally evacuated Canada' 
 
 .^ ,K.s«i!.,e to that of G^t Britain '';;", ,lr ^S^^^'Z:: ^'TAT"^^^^ 
 lier coli.nial possessions. The i.rovince wis .livi, 1 ? ■ "\^""*- ^onforr^fl ^n any of 
 
 ..ul the first ,,rovi|.cial parlianu^ « ^sTi p.n I at ol V'''""t;''*' ^I''^"' *"'""'"1« 
 Lieutenant (Joveilk^ CI ,.|c.. fi, . ri "P'".' >', "t .k>'ii'hec m Dewmlk,r 171)2 hv - 
 
 er..i..,.f.4^«S^;,;Lun.,^^";^^;Le^^ 
 
 V .1 ... , -■• •" vniiijuia hy the 
 
 ■f H.e Hishopr.c of guehe0, Dr Jacob 
 
 erection uf a ii|„|u.{fH See under the title 
 
 MounUin bT,mjf tjie Hrst who was installed in that d^^n'itv ~ '--' ^ "'^"" 
 
 the e";:^;i''p:;r;;:;rs^t'£:;^;;us^^ '' -''^^ ^■■- ^'- ^--^iing .. 
 
 .>f Quebec leaves us nothing t.,7ecw 1 ,,'""' '^ '^" T"^ '^'""''^ ^is^.ry 
 iH^yond the sco,.e and provS.L of I^ L Ja' e '' V u.in ?i;"' 'T ^r:?"'"" "^ ^"»•'- 
 ^iUM.gs of its Asscn.bi; tlu, political .n/3.;nt h . 'Z"^:f ' '■'' ''^'y- '» «^« 
 H«.lated so long the destinies of the nn.vine nd f 1. c 't '*"'^^''' ^''J 
 
 htHU. of party feeling e,.ntril.,ae,l u h n ".H " ""'"'['^^"'^^ i'"! the ebul- 
 
 .^...u of the con«t,tuTion, t,, ■ .e , /;' .' "'"""^ **i^""'' '^"' ^" " »"«l>«"- 
 
 estrange,uent.ftheseat\.f ( :nr,.;'n:'\,:: ^.-l""- -f. "'-e errors' th« 
 t.r..Hpmty a.,.i iu.port.incH. Vh th L,oa( v """'^"1"","^ d-nnnution of her 
 •.t..eus to u.lulge u. the hope th tt .rs 1. f i^ "^'"^ ",.''"''' " ?"""'"'*"- '««ds itn 
 -.ure.l to its true position L tl^u^lStn^LS '"*^*"' " "'" '''' '"»« ^'^ 
 
 rest 
 
 wimala. 
 
 dation for .'W«i 
 •lake, with Ihf 
 lieli are free lo 
 
 lonay 8t«)(»ui..n 
 
 lers lind guuic 
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 nd Manager. 
 
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 16 Fabrique Street, QUEBEC. 
 
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 TELEPHONE 040. 
 
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 T.™;^"ij;o«l:;ni''S^^^ ^^'V;-'' i^^cnn^d «.« Durham 
 
 .|UH;:^r of a mile in length and Ji " h to th T v ; ^'"^ P™*^"?"--*^!" ia about a 
 mtios of inducing therein. At1^^,« north on .nf m^ ^?'"'""*'^ uijrivalled opportu- 
 noctmg tt witl, ^he Lower Town S^fthTr . . • ^T'^^'^ i« «" elevator^ con- 
 fashion of the capital and few To tho o^H 'J?\"' *^*^ "'''''^"K ^^e beauty and 
 boaufcy of their wUi.n. E^^l^onU are SeS "*" ^''". "''^ "^^^^ ^^ ^ 
 hS"?°^ Lorno and Louise, Du Jorin and \wf ' "?"f^ respectively PksSiC 
 binds of mumc in the summer aftorruL ) ""' "^^ *^«" one for the use 3 
 r^,t7'>«nd-dfeet,ar;n?W°^^^^^ B^* '^'u'*" e Jat^n S . 
 
 % first ro,,/,,/-f„7 i« aj„j^gt bewildering ThTrc'J^^ ^*'"«**^ ""«- *^hich at 
 bosom hundred, of vessels of eviry SrioHo,, r^" !u ^^"-^nce. bearing-on its 
 »uch a height aj.p^rs but a spec 7o thTL^rTA 'T ^''"^^'"^ ^n*^- «^hic!» from 
 
 t«»co, ,.s the town of I^vis, cr(.wniru, d f^wf. ^^"^ ^"'V OpPosite, in the dis- 
 •hero may bo seen the thrJa imZn^ t i ^^'''" •'''°" •^^'''»" tfi'^e of Q.'eboc and > 
 * cost of «m).).0,K., wlLh r^n^; r:?tl:te;f •^' t^ ''"«j""'' ^o-rirat 
 ■iiul imp,WH,h!e attempt. t^ " ''^'" ^^'** «""th an impraticable if not 
 
 THE UNION BUILDING. 
 
 > rnkMl Su,o,s. prevou.Iy m 14- i 'r f *'"" T/,'"^"''"''*" '" '«»2. against e 
 »l'<-n thesij-h,.'' ^ '"^•'' "'^' '•'^""l^mo of (Juvenmr DWiik.lH.ust st,"^ 
 
 "*E 040. 
 
 &n;;r,lt: nil :' "ins:?r: , , - -■ — -• ■■"«■ - "» 
 
 ''f I av.,1 Morgan and or, upie,i by h ,, 11 I ! ^"'''''"« '" «» pr.>«imt the property 
 
 TTiiuse in 1854 tho 
 it has also lH)«n us«»d as tho 
 
 f tJvoH of tho Dominion of SJk 'r*^'^""''«« "^ '"-ny of Her Wajesty's ropreaen. 
 
 1^^ 
 
 U 
 
 &*!ift. . .1^ 
 
 ._C»' 
 
mmmmmmmm 
 
 G. A. BOIiDUG ^ GO., 
 
 ^^ ^7Sf 
 
 Dealers axh Ma-mifacturers 
 
 ; V I^'INE GOLD AND SILVER 
 ■ JEWELERY. 
 
 Society # Medals 
 
 SOUVENIR SPOONS, 
 , ETC., ETC.^ 
 
 OF 
 
 ?4>a 
 
 l^^_Sf;._JoKK^h^ Quebec 
 
 ST. LEON MH^RAU/A^ 
 
 *A Canadian Natural Product 
 
 /====_.-=_^ . 
 
 VflPy Higlily Ree onnnended "' '"" "'"" " """" 
 
 . 1 ■!, II ■ Ah AN Appetizer and Dioestkr 
 
 AFTER JVfKALS. IT IS A VKRV PLEASANtI^BLE wXteR 
 
 EfTHKR NATITRALOR AERATEDr^^" 
 
 The 1,*TE Dr. Rowano, Port Phyhk^ian; 
 
 URBD TO RKCOMiMHNI. THIH WaTKR EVKN 
 
 . Opposite 
 Cardlnars Palace 
 
 AJOH^AL£ W110l.gSAbfrAWU Hl T Aftrrry 
 
 Fop Asiatic Ciiolepa 
 
 Til th< 
 Montcaliii, 
 g')vonior-i 
 at the oxpi 
 
 In pnn»h 
 the .site of th 
 incorporated 
 upon it. It, H 
 the governor, 
 
 To the w 
 «r<,»un(l. wlii't 
 <'"nvunt, whic 
 fieciatod in M 
 nuiiient^tHre vi 
 thp veiK-nililo 
 '111 fclieir lurivH 
 "nmiHonting t 
 
 /lipHOW^P BL/jlg, 
 
 AGENT 
 FOR QUEBEC 
 
 The rijig, ( 
 f^ko .Simcoe, e 
 
 ,'. I 
 
.GO. 
 
 fSa^l^ 
 
 {ueB 
 
 ec 
 
 -^^ 
 
 Product 
 
 ACrLTY - 
 AND DkJEHTKR 
 
 JDlJJlINd ()]h 
 ^ATER . - 
 
 I Cholepa 
 
 THE WOLFE AND MONTCALM MONUMENT. 
 
 MonS%lj'S^S':;;.:^:?:Si';;:- r-r-- rr- Wo,fe and 
 govon.or-i„-.h,efVo„ the l^th My m7 uI^TIP "',' ^'"'^ "[ Dnlhousie, the 
 HUho oxpouHe of a few e.t.en. ^o ^:nuwi;::.i'u:;;' ^^^^e^:;;:; "^'^""^ - i«71 
 
 Mortem, vi.rt.is. connimnein, ' * ' 
 
 r';iniHiii Historia, 
 Momiiiiontiiiii PoMtoritiiH 
 Duili. 
 
 *, Hujusce 
 
 Monumonti in me.normm virnrum illustrium. 
 
 >VoLret Montcalm. > > 
 
 Fundamentam P. C. -* 
 
 Georgius, Come de Dalhousie • ^" -• 
 i ^"»epto"tnonali8 Americas partibu. 
 
 Summam rerum administrans • 
 
 • A„.f^!i . *" •»''*«^° oonvenientius ? 
 Aucj^itate promovens, exemplo stinntlang 
 Munifioentia fovens, 
 Die Novembrie xT. ' 
 
 A. D. MDCCCXXVII, 
 . . . ^•'"'•K'" IV, Britannianim Rcge. 
 
 .1.0 i;v:;ni.Toili\CnHi' thor;th?;";r:r^"''^ '^;''"« ^^•^''='''""- --pie« 
 
 incorporated into the wall bearing the dar.TfLr^ "ot.ce a stone which ha« been 
 ,'-P"n It. It was the founclati,.,7"t,Ve of iu *" ^^*^' ['']'} ''•'^"'K •» MalteHO cross cut 
 'ho governor. M. de M.ntl^l^^^T^l^^ZZtl^''''^ "' '^- ^^''"'" ""'^ ''^^^ ^^ 
 
 THE ENGLISH CATHEDRAL. 
 
 ^-^^^^■'^h^'>l''l^^^^^ '''^l-dral, bnilt ^n the 
 
 -"vent, whid, were de.trove^,yh«;^■^'l'",^ "/, *''^' ^^'<^-nHH and their 
 Hecratud in 1804 ; it is bu^l, in 1 1^15 o, „ ' '/ I' '':,'"'^^'"^' »""''»"'K «as con- 
 nu.nentsare very fi„e. Inthom.rt ,C ' '^ V.'['*?:'''^''*"™' '*'"' '»« '»"™' "lo- 
 'h. venerable dm ^.v.^ uu^^S ftZ I''", ' ''*' V'**^"^"'' '''^'^ »'>'• ""^•*' "^'"H 
 , ".. their arrival in the cn%ty, a, h ;;'«;.,,: ''''^''' '""' '^'^''-"^'•leH >"« followers 
 '.mamonting the enclos„re:*The eh. wis hul """" '"'^"'"'"Vt >i"«l^'" treen 
 
 un. WHH blow down on the fith September, 1846 
 
 AGENT 
 t QUEBEC 
 
 THE PLACE DARMES. ' 
 
 r 
 
►-" 
 
 Quebec # ^eptpal J^v. 
 
 ^ —^ fAGNER^ Palace Pars. J8.___=._;^ 
 
 and Fishing of the Uke St John R^gton ^ *"^ '^^ """"^^ 
 
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 Fast Trains. 
 
 Buffet Service. ^ 
 
 ^ ^*.sig:nificent Scenery. 
 
 Sure Connections. 
 
 Combined Parlor and Sleeping Cars ru;^ between Springfield and Quebec 
 and Boston and Quebec without chahge 
 
 H f^xm and m-K Arr, >ridK5:¥^ vi. q^xc cm%m, %■. 
 
 .>. 
 
 Boston -W. Ravm.,n„, 2!M{ Waslungt..,, Stroofc • Brmrov «- M . n * 
 
 NEW YORK-f Ho«. Cook & Son, Ag««tH 
 
 OlS w^^^^'"'''''' '^'^''" *'''^""''' ^'"^^^^^^ 
 
 VJL iJiBbC— OppoHite St. Louis Hotel. ■ 
 
 Phici. -ftj 
 f.t.shioiiHl 
 To tJie 
 roar of w 
 it the rec 
 on a iiion 
 
 Pass! 
 PostOttici 
 history co 
 it< old jios 
 t.iunmt, ai 
 Admiral ^ 
 the lines : 
 
 In don 
 cut a St. A 
 wa.s found i 
 
 Thestfl 
 Wd-ilthy nioi 
 Jk^ainHt the 
 •Vinplo nier 
 revenge hy 
 Among oth( 
 received tlu 
 i>ppre,s8ive t< 
 hy Mr. Phil 
 infamous, IJ; 
 ensued hetw 
 Bigot in win 
 then Acadia, 
 
 Jiereon, he 
 where, mei t 
 several vevsii 
 
 A less trag 
 Miles Prentii 
 
 - --A+JMMitHr ittt till 
 
 ^Hortedjill thi 
 wards Adntir 
 Miles Prenti( 
 
 ■ ""^"^''ooK^ "• Q t GBneral Manager. 
 
( *%ff-'?'^ 
 
 »srr* 
 
 \Vf'W "" f'v^^f^ 
 
 GLAND 
 
 i^ 
 
 :ngef^ pARS 
 
 punk Ry Trains. 
 y Trains. 
 
 I* Steamboats, 
 id the Hunting 
 
 neotions. 
 
 and Quebec 
 
 ^[^^f^^r< %, 
 
 iiNE Railway 
 
 ''fl/ Manager. 
 
 LA MAISON DU CHIEN D'OR. 
 
 ^!>^^^^^c!^^^:!;'iJ;CS^^^ ';\- haml-„.o Innlcling. th. ' 
 
 iHstory con„octt.l with it Tht/m. ,nrr I . '""'''»'K- which has a world of 
 
 -t^ old position ai,ovo thod'.:: .;";;:; ill, ' ;^; '^ "">^t '*; "' """'^' -«» Ub 
 
 t.iumnt, .18 much msortod t.. i,, thus Iv . i' "' m "'.'l'"'^'t« ^^e Chien d'Or ros- 
 Aa.uind Nelson ...ul Montio, .r\ f -v "^ ted h'r' '. "'" "^.'\" ^'""'^ '^*««. ^h^' 
 the linen :_ ^ ^ '^'1'" "*''V'f- ' "••emoHth the Ooldon D<)g «re 
 
 Je . sills un ohicn ,|iii rouge r..8 ' • ' 
 
 1*^11 le rougoa.it je preuds inon repos 
 y_n temps vicndm (pii ii'ost pas vonii 
 «^uejomordrayf,uin.'aura mordu. " 
 
 ..» f..u„d » ,,ie„ „, ,„.„ i,„,i;;; ,t mC„J "■.orillS™';" ''"*" "'■"'■ "" ""• 
 
 Nicolas Jaqiks ' ■ 
 
 dit Phihher 
 .ni'a pos^ Ic 2() Ao(U. 
 
 17:^6. 
 
 The story in connection therewith istnl,! ..c f,ji t ' . . . 
 
 WO.-Ut.hy merchant of tl,o n.an, of P lib^ f i^, ' "''r^ '~^'' '^'' ''"''<^'"g «^«d a 
 ug-iiOHt the Intendant. whose hi.d, p.shi ,'. c I ' / /"''"^, "?"'^« »' complaint 
 .^.nple merchant withou. suffering s'i e ^ v Si m hTt.^ '-/"-il-l b^ the 
 revenge hy placing, ho <Jolden Dog. with the At n.Kn^ "^'^ '^''"^^^ »"*« 
 Au.ong other things, the Int.m.lan. ha, lui ni/' •! • t 1 '"?' "^'^^ ^'^ ^"^r. 
 received the name of Lh Friponno, Sse tr ^^ ..^^^ 
 
 oj.preH8iv« to the people, and in- this lu w, s res id '*"'' .•''"'•"«" '"^^ ">««* 
 
 by Mr. Fhilihert. ll is also sai.l that to" „ ^ M^ > hilelt H '" ,'=''^"'"-«nt«d 
 .nfamou.s, B.g-.t, ..uartered troops npo„ , he 'hiend'or 1 ' 'v I"<^«'«>»nt'«rhe 
 
 ensued between Mr. Philibert and M.J de a { e l'..! ."' "^ '""y- *«J"arrol 
 
 Bigot in which the fonner was fat.dirw.m.de.I m ' ^ ?r^'«''T" ""'"I^nion of 
 then Acadia, till he receive,! his free.Ion r.^n ' t iij:^^^ '" ^"^« «$?'». 
 JCJiereon, he returne,! to Ouebec Vft..,. fl. c t"r? France, Ijouis XIV 
 
 where, meeting the son ohs"ict\u';."\"i;;l ?'.''" """' ^• ^^''^iicherr^; 
 several versions ..f this tn.,iti.m. bnt"t,!;; a.:;:;':;t:;i tZ«; ^^^^ 
 
 M^I-s:,'Xhan::::^i:i-::;-i:::- 
 
 mrt^U thefashi.M.ai;i;n;f;hrda;7Zr wh!!"'"'"'-"'i'il.^' ^'"^'' 'nnre 
 'wajS^Adniiml Nelson, then co . Zjing iT M S "'"v,i" ^^f ' ^«f>^'». »fter 
 Mdes Prentice h.1 a niece. Miss Si.npLi', d^h^r of' ^''^Sin.plo^ wC 
 
 .^ij.^ij*!.". '"VJ.».."J 
 
ir-. 
 
 
 ■>^? 
 
 G. Sl G. HOSSAGK, 
 
 mHE MD SPIRIT DEJILERS 
 
 ANN & GARDEN STREETS, 
 
 (OPPOSITE THE RUSSELL HOUSE) 
 
 ^ 
 
 \ 
 
 1^" FISHING. ORDERS *tTTENDEt) TO. 
 
 W 
 
 "w 
 
 4H[ENG«EY 4(0TEIt 
 
 -^^^ M, m and -10 %t^^^ ' • 
 
 ST. ANN STREET, Upper Town, 
 
 CLeatraUy Situated, oppocilc the ZaglisK.dathcdral. '^ 
 ■ , GoaliguouG to all busiaecs centres. 
 
 1/'\rcll kaowa for over hQ' years. 
 
 ^{ comfortable aad well appointed 3(cu:e. 
 
 •_^<i 
 
 cli.irnis Ki) 
 i'>> t. lio i-l 
 wliicli ]/nr[ 
 who, \wt|, 
 i) >a)-(l lii.s V 
 \iL't(iry, jin 
 I'ouogiiizod 
 Doconiht'i- 
 (lOr. 
 
 A llVH, 
 
 t iiil-isi's. F 
 will (hid it, 
 ill tiiwii wli 
 
 .»■■ '5^'^ Fin 
 
 Si;jri#t,^';l ill i 
 
 tlu°"(;t4i„Iiin 
 <''li>liy, l,||t 
 l'il))rs niifl 1 
 flio church i; 
 
 .110 MOVOl'JlI \ 
 
 ThoCo, 
 St. R'vul 
 t'lirJNt, .• 
 
 tho'Hijrl 
 
 r')iri.s(, li 
 N.-Uivity 
 ('.hrisfc S 
 IVntoco' 
 Tlu. lf,,I 
 Th,. Anil 
 S't. Amu 
 liiith ..f 
 Altav, M 
 
 The H-icn 
 tiiUNt in .\iiu 
 *i 'iiie jKiiiitiny 
 
 ■ ^».-._.>^ 
 
 This Imll, 
 I'V hru in the : 
 
 RATES, $1.50 to $2.00. 
 
 P. HENCHEY, 
 
 « Proprietor. 
 
 T;i.s.srnfr {} 
 "11 throo MidoN 
 'li' Firiviil. Th( 
 w MM nilmilt iMu 
 'nit ^Kwt'ont 
 
 i 
 

 CK, 
 
 LERS; 
 
 « 
 
 EETS, 
 
 EG. 
 
 TO. 
 
 \s,* 
 
 To>2vzn, 
 
 ;«'Tt:::,.s:S;::;;.S;;t;;:::;^::,:t;:"y- vo«Hoih.a sailed r^n. 
 
 "^ic:h purpose WHS dJfoa " M K i' W "I'Z "'■7^'^"'\ " ^''« '"'"'' ^'^ ^''" ^y'' " 
 ' '■■■■• ■• -"" '"'•" ^ ^'•*'"'' f..rfi!.ly caiTio.1 tl.o anion, 
 
 vaxu.-y, an.l lost for l.^ly Haa. lo, H,-t T' ^"' '''"^''"'<' .">'"'y'^«l<»ri..u,s naval 
 '•^^•<Wniml ,|,e |,..,|y of |^d . 'u,, ' T '' "•■';"^'- ^ was Mi^- Pj-^ntico whc 
 ,,^,,. ^ ^ non.l.k SU.0..1,. ,s HHothor of M... ineidXts of th« Chion - 
 
 t ..n4s 'T'sr';^:^';;; "i ;;;;;; 's;;;;:'" :r ' 'r ''"''""- ""' '^ '^ U^ ''^''-it- of 
 
 -ill 'H..I if, ,lu. ,„„st Ix.n Si 1 J. . IhS^!^^^^^ "r *'; ''^' '""'^-" "^'•••'"^"'rs 
 
 
 THE BASILICA. 
 
 Frciioh ("itluHlivil 
 
 
 IS 
 
 !OIl- 
 
 on 
 
 was the- hist Hishoi) of the 
 
 •.i A • _ i- . . ' 
 
 'ii of IVT.rv I. II,; 
 
 ■I'Hi UM. o!,li.^.>.,i.t.. ivtiro from his'arduouH- 
 ..^..c.n..l.S, Valior. The const.-ucSin " 
 ^ ; '•"!•} ..f St. IVtcs at Home. I„ the church ' 
 
 tlK'<it4.„liiMouM:).rrli.. tit!,, of IJis 
 
 '•'I'^'y. iM.t-oi. .■ICCoiUlt of f.tili,,,, 1, 
 
 Hi. ..-s and was snceeed.^d l,y Mo„s 
 tlio church ni roar of the alt ir Mils i> 
 .110 several valiiahle^puintiuKs. ' 
 
 Christ, , at tended l.y iu.rels l.v !•; . . *"" 
 
 I icHi^ditof Mary ,J,d.J,,sei)li a Cmv l.v T ri 
 ChlLst l.v \'..u, DyelvJ ' ' ^' ^» '^- '^■•""^'1 
 
 N.itiN%ofa.risV/(/opyof(Juido. 
 
 |-.f:p;;;f;:i;j:^;:;;n--^^^^^^ 
 
 AltaV, Mirac (■ of Sf Vnn l.v V i»i i 
 
 .* II. .iiiM. oy ..\. I'lainondoii. 
 
 The s'lored veshuenls iiriv 1. . ,„>.> .• 
 
 •incst ... AuuTica. The 1 kmS,; /i : 1^ ^l :;|;':''r^''''' !'' ' ''V"'-^^''- Tlieyarethe 
 sM.iep.iintingsiilieuly.h.strnye.l.'^ ' " ' '"''" ^^' ^'"^ ^^i^ ^>i 1759, and 
 
 ral. 
 
 ■ccd 3(cu: 
 
 ^EY, 
 
 Proprietor. 
 
 SEMINARY CHAPEL 
 
 This l.i.ild 
 
 Masters. r" ^"^'V' ^ "*' '^ ''"•^^'^' O"ll"ction of valuahte Pai.it^nK s l.y -US 
 
 ■m th^;; ii;':; ':?^c."^ S:^ Sem^r""; 'r''^ <• "^^J^f'the seminary Square 
 <l^' r^Hval. The l.uildinrj' ,; " ' '^'' r ' ''''^[^r''^^^^' ^^^^ by Mon"L%„e,^ 
 was reh.„lt and a«ain dSs;;; • '^X ^i ZZXm"^ ^'''^^!^'^'' ^^^l' ^^^ 
 '".t ^...t-ontirely demohs.^d durin, ^ :;;^^ J^^ l^hrSj;;;^;^^^:^ 
 
 ^, 
 
 Lf 
 
 \ 
 
 N 
 
-TfSfl'S^P^ 
 
 
 *v^ ^05 ^t. Jof]n ^tijEEt ^^ 
 
 S-— (OUTSIDE QATE)--V 
 
 Oil Paintings, 
 
 taken ft>om Photographs. 
 
 Tableau .WoF^. 
 
 PRAYON j^ORTJ\5tTS. 
 
 _Pastels. 
 
 Photo Cabinets 
 
 \onfi in ll]^ laljz^t ^iyU and at tlijz ^Ijorl^^l nolieg. 
 
 ^outnsts >iT8ltmg: t^^ City oan have their 
 . Photographs in 48 hours. 
 
 intd the Oi 
 
 thirty -four 
 
 six iMiiidre 
 
 iiiterniiimbl 
 
 by Iwrred v 
 
 turnings an 
 
 Middlo Age 
 
 [Kiciiig up ,k 
 
 ^ Within 
 
 I "which wfts V 
 
 the SeininHi' 
 
 ground in oi 
 
 The Lav 
 
 the front on 
 
 M is also th 
 
 od by Monse 
 
 Tasonereau. 
 
 being thirty-i 
 
 »nd seminArii 
 
 containing tl 
 
 Picture Gallt 
 
 in Canada, a 
 
 try. From t 
 
 Charles and i 
 
 hccoming mo 
 
 the Dominior 
 
 The renin 
 
 fith May, 170i 
 
 place by Mgr. 
 
 in 1877, and v 
 
 [irocession b 
 
 vichi called at 
 
 Chapel, the C( 
 
 Rccoljet Ciiun 
 
 intervals of on 
 
 teer Field Bati 
 
 I^earving tl 
 
 the Batt«ry. 
 
 site of the Pari 
 
 the Grand Batt 
 
 Moon Batt«ry, 
 
 " mnery Battel 
 
 'itiand 2Jiavi 
 
 r Rarden and bei 
 
 cannon and two 
 
 Hope Gate 
 
 the site of the f 
 
 menade is the nj 
 
i)rY 
 
 / 
 
 tr. 
 
 ^tv 
 
 %Ci 
 
 ^ORTF\AFTS, 
 rELS. 
 
 st notice. 
 
 their 
 
 six iMUulml pupils, instructctl ,v ov ' TV "' ^T''"'^ *^^hxadu>n; having about 
 
 by Urred windows, one I'co^ueXii eT^^^^^^^ '*"'! '*«hted 
 
 turnnigs and descent;. ()no nivSisilv i .? ""''""«»' l!'»o hin.self in the endlesH 
 Mi.ldle Ages, an illusion rend^ n i^STv hr'''.'" 't '''^ rt^'^''^ '^- 
 FWicing up and down tl.e vast .'alh-r 'I ^ ^ '"'"'*"'''" *'°"'""« "f robed pricHts 
 
 . Within Kh^ lo.f .,„ b«"i-ncs. 
 
 .. -.-ch was vSy S";ej;Ld ^J ^^ '''^l "'^■^"" ''^ ''-" "-l^ ^^ the buildings 
 the Sen.inary/ Th"y wi^^ttt f t ho'^^r T r '• ^"'"^^ -'»»>or of pupils attencli^.g 
 in-ound in one of the finest portL's^^r^^^^ "^^^"I'y "^ ''""^^ ^^^ent of 
 
 od VM-se;=rdo^^:ran^^^ was erected n'^l^Tii.^r 3: 
 
 Tasc^ereau. There are f6u7 chairs J^VrAnZ'T''^'^^^?'^^^^^ 
 being thirty-four professors and nLrlv thrl^' ^'^5 M«d,cine and Art, there 
 and seminaries are affiliated rwitHhe LWs V!?''tk'*"^'"*'- ^«^«" °°"«8«« 
 ^ntaining the Museums of oTology Natural S^.f ^'''? .*" T!,".^ ^""^^ •>»"" 
 Picture dallery is yearly reoeivh!X;.„f^^^-?- ^^^^J7> ^^ and Sciences. The 
 in Canada, and is rfch ij vaCff MS? iS'°"'; Tt"" '^« "''^'^ is>e largest 
 try. From the proiponJde oTthe roof a mUS"^ *^*^? earlyhisto^r^the coun- 
 Charles and down the St Wencrin brfr"'^;'- "^t^^^^^ St. 
 
 kcoming more popular, not o^r w^h the F^.h p' Vn'versitv is every day 
 the Dominfon and the United Stater French Canadians, bul throughout 
 
 The remains of Monseigneur de Laval «,J,;«i. i i u 
 fith May, 1708. in the Basilica and af^r^rH V'*'' ''««" '"^^n^d after his death 
 place by Mgr. Pontbriand. S Sin^red d^Hn "'"'^ '^"'^ reinterred in the same 
 m 1877, and were reinterred with KrlTce™^v '°"i'° ^'^''^^'^tions in the Basilica 
 ^procession bearing the reniain, hS vlS h^f''"'^ ''?"'^ the 23rd May, 1878, 
 v.eh3 caJlod at l,y the first h.nLal cX 'e*^. ^u"/^"'" •^'""•"^^«' ^^ieh. it is said 
 Chapel, the Congregational Chape l^!L' i^^TT'^^^^"^'''^^ ^^'^ ^■'^"J*»« 
 Rec.)lJetCh«rch%o longer in cxiince oJh ^*"''' " ?t'^^^ '" ^'«» "^ ^he 
 I .nterAls of one n.inute and a hal^ f '1" tho lo "/T""", ^^ ^""^ ^«'-« «''«'> «t 
 t«er Field Battery. ' '"" ^'''^ '^^'^"^^ Barracks yard, by the Volun- 
 
 THE BATTERY. 
 
 Jir^ '^^eSKgrxsn ;^:^ ^'^'^^^ '^^^^ '•--^^ - 
 
 H^o of the Parlimnent Building tc^pXfcJf?^^^^^ "^t^nding from the 
 
 ' the Grand Battery, 17 j/uns • th*. Sf Ph i b ./ *^ Assembly Battery, 9 guns • 
 Moon Battery, 1 gun -^^H^fpe Gate bI^ '^^''*^'''^\! «"»« *"d 3 boSbs f rialf 
 Nunnery Battery, No 2 "Tu.S^? S^'^' >«""" ! Montcalm Battery, 4 guns 
 
 ^rden and beneath the DuS^S^XfrST^*' ^'^^' Governor's 
 cannon and two minor Jiatterios with 4^800^ "^ of 4 guns and 1 Pallisser 
 
 1 the sfteTf fhrfiVfcr^^^^^^^ «»d a promenade occupies 
 
 |.e„adeisther.sideu.ofMo„teaim^:;:Jntrt^^^^^^^ 
 
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 i 
 
 CJUmiJISES. COUPES % BUSSIES 
 
 -«j<>N Hiiffl WiaiH (>i< KiimioKiB m,,^f;j,^,^ 
 
 *iT LOAWEST TARIFF RATES. 
 
 tliu I>fuiiont 
 of tlie iiuiiiii 
 farms. Th( 
 h()U.sei.s 1101 
 tlio stit'ut, V 
 alliiwt'd to t 
 Il'hniu's.s, vvh 
 Outside 
 t!i;it ii!iii;iin.'< 
 nnx-liy and i 
 
 tlio Cjl.stlu) 
 
 tho siiperiyi 
 |ilctttiiii.js of 
 fnmi tJig , I'l 
 
 KiT-cloije 
 i|iiHrt('rK, doF 
 hiMinoiis, fo 
 It is now occ 
 ilio Canttdiairi 
 
 Tlli;, is hi 
 
 "M K'ltt' waH f 
 had to be dt 
 lml•ro^v thiit o 
 ;.'i't through 
 • '(ivoninient i 
 vlvjiiit;igo rtiul 
 which idiUinu 
 
 W.'lll.S, in Olio o 
 
 "lit uiUHvolcd 
 
 '>ii d'Autt) 
 
 Knit (iiiiv tljc 
 
 iii.luiu"" IH7!». 
 
 Miurit, from w) 
 
 i"id Kivor Kt. 1 
 
 I Ciuilcli WliH co» 
 "••iloil hy H IIIHI 
 
 »K'|. i lit) wgti rati 
 lliiN IiiKt criiiui, 
 ' >p|)OHito JH thn 
 
 Proprietor. 
 
 I'll fill! wtwt liy ( 
 lfi'ri|jicHti«m whi 
 
 !"•■■•'•"« ; n'Hd-i 
 I ii" out) t4» Hay tu 
 
 ihu F)H|ilMMde 
 
 • JL^aS 
 
I 
 
 « I 
 
 
 
 . /I^:^!!;:^ t:::^ijtr "^^-f^ f^^vr ;;^ ^^^ «^- ^^^^-^^y -a 
 
 hou.so.i« n.w .o i„C »ul' '. ..:? V '"'I'''",''"'' ''""^^""^ rocgnition."^. Its guarcL 
 allowe.1 to tho me by to So, f it "^''^ ''^.■'^'■''' 'H '"^"'""^ "^ *'»'' ^^^^'^""^ 
 
 tho superiors, o t o JiJ ^ L '^ 'r; S-^ *f""t 
 
 pl-ftin ;.s „f the Fri,,om^ l ; i the nfumouH Bigot-c.ncocted the nef,iri.,uH 
 
 tc.m tJe l\.hlielVerurv'.im nif' '"'IT^'^'f "'" tJH>u.s,«„lH which ho n.hlH)d 
 Fnu,ca Hi« priLolTSr . l V": t''^' •'":"t'-"<irt«» inhabitants ..f Now 
 
 .^10-no^.p^eV ^ " •' '^'"^"'^ ''""^ '*« ^''"Its for casks and puncheons of 
 
 ilio Canadian Krnmen>^ laboratory for tho nmnufacture of ammuniUon for 
 
 ST. JOHN'S GATE. 
 
 "M ™is^ir^s:\,srsrs;sSi?'^''"""^)' ^'^- '«^ -»>»"*• t^o 
 
 h=yl to Ih, <ienw Hshed then, f^in V^^^^^^"^^ «f "*""''' *'''***'' *"d traval that it 
 
 nan.nv that .'ny^'lov^'hic^LX ^"' '.no passage, which was ao 
 
 . |.'ft through with dirtfcul V '£ . '" ^;'"'' ir«. and fm.t passengers .couhl not 
 
 ^+ n/^^+ I •'"vornn.ont in^ted "Sho . Id of T'"^ «'*^ '"'^. *" '*« ^'""t- '"^ the English 
 
 Direet I ■-!v-t.,o and is ^«rr dnlw":!lr tt":?.:!!:'?!;^^ •" T« -^ --. it haS no 
 
 louB to wattir, 
 within tho 
 
 It .H occupi^i'by- j."i:;::;;a'Kr ""'^' ""' ""*«'-^'-' "- 
 
 wlnehc..U.inuomMall ZS^ upix^r ,«irt is not im,H,rviou. 
 
 ""( unraveled it. It i. , ;.?.i'i' , ' ,"'"* ''™^^ 'ts st<.ry, and nnagi 
 
 JSIES 
 
 f:V^ 
 
 •rfctor. 
 
 THE ESPLANADE. 
 
 » I ■ IW!l. ft, i. „ v„, V l,,,,,H„„„J .1.' ".."M*. ";,''■ !!• '!'» I'nno.m l<,„i„ 
 
 tun 
 
 I clliu-eh 
 
 cluueh wan co„,mit7.' « dariiu ndZ,^ ' T""'''. "' ^\ ^-\W^\f^i^^n. In thia 
 ^<"'-.. by H „.an n«na.d linSr^SKs'^n^^^ .t H^' """^IL*- ''^*"« 
 -•K", in.Migurated a ri-iun of terror hv H ; *' , ' "^ "'** *'"""• •'^•' '««^J^ y«*« 
 tin. last orin,e h..w, ve ■ he „,»..* '""■ "''*"'""'"'« "«"« "'«ny rohh«ri».H Of 
 
 ■ ;>,..;osito is .1,.; t;:;?::i^^.:!"!. 'zr^^:z -Tt^:^:^^ ^'^^^ transport.:; 
 
 f''..<i.Htin„w^hiclMK,Stl.ee?tii. ilS^ "^1 '"T *''« "^ »'"'"**h 
 

 -^ 
 
 cliil).'. ill t 
 
 .iiini.soiiioi 
 nviors wi 
 hero Jil.so 
 There are 
 fxiiiiil on 
 lliu:;e, nini 
 
 The h 
 l«,V the Ko; 
 "f r>flict'rs 1 
 
 At tho 
 gained ; an 
 
 aft or LoH ] 
 ed, and visi 
 t!io Trails ar 
 kefry, so kh 
 mu. nil Hpprr 
 niHniling th< 
 
 lintT. AcroHi 
 
 stnl)l(<sHn(l I 
 •lirectly oyei 
 Aiiimtrong jj 
 HM'I (he vio« 
 for many n 
 the (leeiNive 
 »ri' to ht! HOC 
 tile ev(>nt of 
 liinnenNo muI 
 twenty tliouN 
 tti<' city, it ei 
 "f i»l»oilt t wo 
 M in the ilm 
 
 Ainon^ t 
 tioii of a ne^v 
 tectuie, to Ih! 
 whcnio IH not 
 
 OlflATCUUUAN FaJ^U. 
 
 pHHMing <l 
 ,tho Unjwlino ( 
 
^;;;;[::f^^-'^^'^}^''^^<i.n..,u...... 
 
 THE GARRISON CLUB. 
 
 !>>■ (he 
 '»f f^ftic 
 
 cerH „f IJ Battery -and citlze;.r ^ ^"'^'' ^^'■'•'"^"" ^"'"b. co.upLd 
 
 THE CITADEL. 
 
 after I^rd DHlhouslo o^t' Vg^ornt'of'Throl '''''^"^!' P'^'*'""'"^ G*^«- "«"«^ »' 
 ed. and viRiton, «ro furni«hed^^th" «" di^^nl ^^"^^ g«tOH cuard ia station- 
 
 tho WHll« arc CHBe.natod Urn J foJS tr, ^ aL ,? '"'''' "?' ^*^t'' ^'^^"^ 
 ketry so hh to c.;„una„d the tre.ichoH wh lo n ;h ? '*^" I'xip-hoJed for mus- 
 
 :n« all approacl^ to the city laS-d nd on th '*""""""'<*" «»"»"»«, oom.nand- 
 ;-nd,ng the haX.r. Two A^nn ttZ «„," are .«;!'''"",";"'•'' "? •"^^"«'' ""'»■ 
 l'-^i;r. A.roHH the Citadol Square are th.ftT r*^*^ '""'""«<<. hn a'so a huge Pal- 
 
 -'■I fhe view fro.H it is the gnwZ „ ,h «I , , '" 'r'^' ^T" "'"^" '"* ^'^*-r 
 
 -.retoheMeeiuconHtnictel w^r w/ulK ■ "''^•« Marteilo Towers, hu.lt i„ l?li 
 
 l-mneMse nuhUry storeN con.st.inltv keut r J v f ' T"% '■""""" ""'""f»-H. 
 
 '»n.ty t,ho„sa.„i are rea.iy at a non.e , k i r*'.'," "'^ ^ '^•'"'- "'"' '*"'»' f'>r 
 "• n*y; it co„I<, easily ...f dest".;. . h« 'i Jl"l '' T.'"' u"V;^ "'" ^'•""•« "' 
 
 "f alM.iit two hundred rank «.wl (il„ ; * "tadul. The M lUtt^ry. conniHtin<f 
 
 f"' ■" "- .hnneuHe foZl ''' "* '"- '<'»*'-t«'-V.l there, a,u^ Heenm hut aTaS 
 
 ••«•""-. *<• 'H. the rLiden<., «c,fH It , rTl "*''''• '" '"" '^"""*" -^'y'^' "^ '"• "X 
 «hen.e m not l.kely u. I,!, L7ri,^Ti»t ^'"""""" ^'"•""•'' "' ^'">'*^'*. ''"t th«> 
 
 THE UHSULINE CONVENT. 
 
 .. .iiss;:^^;:rc^7^r^:i-svr s.-«,=,r 
 
.>.\#^- 
 
 ^p^ 
 
 M. + HOGAN. 
 
 ^^inlcsale anri Ri-tajl Dcalvr, in 
 
 ^^ 
 
 A 
 
 Foreign and . 
 Canadian Fruits, 
 
 Vfgetgbles. f 
 
 F?gs, 
 
 Pou/fty and Game. 
 
 Fresh, Pickled 
 <& Smoked Fi.\li 
 
 Oysters, 
 
 Lobsters, 
 
 t tarns, 
 
 Turtle & Terrapins. 
 
 .. i,f^SS« SALMON #^ SPECIALITY -> 
 
 TELEPHONE I9|. 
 
 i"« ■■ •' ,."■'« 
 
 
 A ■■■fe': 
 
 iitHAN BROTHERS,® 
 
 ^ Goods + Iii|poptei*s, 
 
 Buade Street, QUEBEC;S--> 
 
 Dre88 (Joods, • ' 
 
 Silks, Satins, 
 
 >io8iery, (Jloves, W 
 
 Uiidorwear, 
 
 Prints, Ginghams, 
 H Shawls, ^Corsets, 
 
 -SmifhiHJ 
 
 ia^ Uinhrolt a^ 
 
 '•%- 
 
 ^Tweeds" and Oroths, 
 ^ Blankets and Flannels, 
 ^ Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths 
 rC Cottons and Sheetings, 
 K liable Cloths and Kapkius ii 
 yt ^ pure Irish Diymask. 
 
 MjkI inio r 
 is uHiiiil H 
 1 reF)Hilt, it 
 Irsulinc n 
 .y»ih rolni 
 WOI-o M;i(l;i 
 liiig^Jtl dm- 
 
 aWc jMuntii 
 
 Jesus siCtiii 
 Duath of Si 
 lii.shuj^fc. 
 Tliu wJHo 'ar 
 Tliu iiiini^n 
 The Virgiu, 
 
 The Aniiunt 
 Christ's adu 
 The SHcrod 
 The Saviour 
 
 Redemption 
 of MerQ 
 
 France offeri 
 by a Fr 
 
 St. Pctor cc 
 ChwHt . , 
 
 A nionui 
 
 ■itti'iitiou. () 
 
 18;}2, 
 
 The foil, 
 fi'"in tlio (a\U 
 
 Tho txjrtnut 
 The A'irgin i 
 
 't fho 
 
 OolujMH 
 
 'hi' H.jly Or. 
 in 18;{(>. 
 
 ^^=f 
 
 lish Linens and Shcetiii^ 
 
 'nwnla /!ti.a. m...!.. o •< 
 
 Oil tin- oj 
 H..ti-I I Htm d 
 wlio Itrouulit ( 
 Ni<>Ke of ifm*. 
 *oiit and iioH|i 
 Uiiovolmt lail 
 
 t will ftfl««if(,uiif 
 '"HbricI IaIuiih 
 Ttic uiitt-iuitjo t 
 tnUa. , 
 
 Wiiti-n.inMf ri I " *^v '•""' """"'8 ana isncetings, ~W 
 - '^"^^'PioofCkmks, ^i Towels. (}lns8 Cloths, &C&C ' 
 Lace.Curtains, Curt«n Materials. Table CUba. ' - 
 
 ^k 
 
 -J 
 
A 
 
 sh. Pickled 
 d Smoked Fkh 
 
 Lobsters, 
 
 tiams, 
 la <& Terrapins. 
 
 S, ® 
 
 ters, 
 
 YA 
 
 
 —f^f^ 
 
 ■n<'" 
 
 '■WV • 
 
 ^•"^i: r 
 
 li-sulme nuns wore receivr..! I.v fl„. H V i"' ■ \^t -^" "'^" "'*'''^*' occjisioiw, t ho 
 HgHih rebuilt, the Xc J.5 ,„v^ Lil'J^^^^^^^^^^^ ^T'"''\"^ '^''•'- Hoecl Diou. It \vh,s 
 
 worn MH,la,„o Do lu l4 • o ^1'^!^ >^ 2 ""T'TT' ' T" '"^•^'' '"^^^ ^•■^^^"'"^•l 
 Liig^d <luri«g tho bust fow;yia;L'^ ''"''"""• ^'''^ ^"J^'-^t '"'« boon groatly oa- 
 
 HWopah.S;rlv;^Jw;"'-""'''^"«^^ l--e«-« many v^vlu- 
 
 ;il*lc paintings,' as follows 
 
 Jesus sietii.jr ,i„,vn at n.oU in Sin.onVl 
 
 Bishn|^ N<,Hus a-lniitting't.'. poiunlco St' 
 The wiso anH'^f„oIi.sh vi,„i„^ ' 
 
 Tlio .mraLSil.,us .lniught"'..f fishosV 
 
 1 .0 V uguj, tho Infant and St. C^ithurino." " 
 
 ^t. lUorusji m oest-isy 
 
 Tlio Annunciation 
 
 I'UlSOj 
 
 Pi'lagio . 
 
 Ph. do Champagne. 
 
 J. Pnidhommo, 17:{7. 
 Fnmi Floronoo. 
 Do Diou, 1741. 
 
 Chmt's aduration by tho'shoj^hords. 
 llio Saci-od lloart ... 
 
 Tho Saviour preaching 
 
 S: *;c" natSr"""'^'"^ '"■^'- ''^'■- '■■'■■■■ 
 
 a -^ 
 
 Chamjj^gno. 
 
 Ristout. 
 
 I St. Potor 
 
 Spanish School. 
 
 • Chmt! ■'.T'!'!"^ ''""""'^ '" '''''''"^ '^'^^ «»ft«ri„gs of 
 
 » ' ' 
 
 '."onw" orto^'ho momoJ7^fV'';"'r "'"^^^'''^ «^>I'^- l^^'^, 1850, ., 
 j^,^^ the mon.ory of Montcalm was also Orcctod by Lord Av 
 
 
 oHorveB 
 Vylnier in 
 
 8. 
 Clot) 
 
 IS. 
 
 *pkiii8 m 
 sk. 
 
 ' THE HOTEL-DIEU. 
 
 *!'<. brought out tho Hosnitrtfi.' ;. N 1 1 r .'^ ^''" I>urho.H«o d'AiguiHon, 
 
 >""t and ho^piul in which l^^ti mta a^^, ^ , /• '" ':''""'• '^ «"""*'•♦'• "^ « «^""- 
 '^■K^volunt holies ia .. n..!. Ur?^'!!:::;^:':^.^ ^'^^'' 'rV-- .^^ ^^--^^ ^Uq I..>..so of thono 
 
 rt^mrnmTurnr.u, ti.o MiNti-SS 
 
 m^ rtli d w , w h n iwui v o li nmii 
 
 r|,| , — .v-v.«i,v uiiAuinltiing (uro 
 
 WHbno^-llo^lontan,lth«KkuV^of'"k^^.?.^''''^'" ^ '•'" '"Hrtyr. tho Ifev. fnt-hur 
 lVuati»,i«ototh«cmLLl^^^^^^^^^ '"^' '"^'•"'Hited in the convent, 
 
 tings, 
 
 S'ifiiff&i ' ,a^|MMi3i?Vii^iiP °" 
 
 1^ 
 
 f^sm 
 
 ma^^^s 
 
Sl0'i-^¥r-'' 
 
 if''- 
 > ■ 
 
 T.]|aWRiig 
 
 Viontrti], + Canada! 
 
 The Nftfei 
 The Virg 
 Vision of 
 St. BruiK 
 The desc* 
 The Twel 
 The Monl 
 
 
 2^ ', 
 
 - In the 
 now undei 
 and gru.itl^ 
 has alst) he 
 Patrick's C 
 
 ^ ^oeaiion 
 
 ^^^: 
 
 I^ossessing all the modera i mprovemeRt- 
 
 . ^^^cessary to make it a first-class 
 Hotel in every respect. - 
 
 TllG Tl 
 
 U{i«<l l>y the 
 again in uh» 
 
 At the I 
 boyant style 
 
 Close at 
 Accdniinodati 
 
 -In A built 
 of •60,0(K), iH 
 of the late lat 
 Parliainent, ii 
 -ilujyeraity -ttfc: 
 "f Scotland. 
 Library. 
 
•J -7, .--■' .'?->-. . 
 
 
 \remeniz 
 las5 ■ 
 
 J 
 
 
 TheNfttivity _ ' 
 
 The Virgin niui Child * ' " '' S*ojI«-- ' , 
 
 Vision of 8t. Thgre«o ^"*'' Coypol. 
 
 St. Bruno in nieditiition " 9*"'"* Manageot. 
 
 The desceijt from the CroHs Eustache LeSueur. . 
 
 Tlie Twelve A poHties ^'"P^ ^V Planjondon. 
 
 The Monli. in prayer. . .. .[ • ■ • ^>Py V Baillatrg^ the older 
 
 " ' ' . . Ue Zurbaran. 
 
 >pri«tor. 
 
 ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH. 
 
 TRINITY CHAPEU 
 
 ■\ 
 
 aga»n in use. "*"^ ^"^ withdrawal of the troops but is now 
 
 h * 
 
 >/ THE MEHODIST CHURCH. 
 
 ^* *''iet«P of the same hillis'the Methodist PKn-vK \ ,. 
 boyant stylo of architecture. It seats about l^^"'"''' ^"'"*«'^ >" ^SCO, in flan,- 
 
 ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. 
 
 It 
 
 m 
 MORRIN COLLEGE.. '•' "* 
 
 of the late late Dr. Murrin of ^Suobec? in S» ?Sr,l^^^l!"?'^^^^ 
 te^^Sii'iPM"'^ 'r"«^' i" l^..vemZ' B^"^„fe..fi^y""--^J Act of 
 
 of Scotland. 
 Idbrmry. 
 
 >Wt*iwl. fc. faculty of tirvliiirv iii.lii«»nf *!"''"* ' ! * ' **«^Wot#itt 
 
 -4-^ 
 
 iH^^^iS^^ 
 

 THE popUU^BOOT AJlfD^jlOE '^TOI(E| 
 
 Large Sales and 
 SMALL PROFITS is 
 the Secret of the 
 Store of - 
 
 A. J. 
 
 LADI^and GENTLEMEN will find at this Store 
 
 Wholesale and 
 Retail Merchant 
 and Manufacturer 
 of Boots and Shoes 
 
 The 
 
 at tlio f()( 
 ill 1845, I 
 nir.liiu it! 
 
 Boots and Shoes of the Finest Oualitv I 
 
 — ANn THv n^oRT ELE' ' 
 
 AND THE MOOT ELEGANT MAKE — 
 
 For Full DKess. Concerts, 
 
 ill St. Vvf 
 al»i,ut IMX 
 pl;ue in 
 Catliolics 
 
 AWeddings, Balls, Etc., Etc. ^^ 
 
 ^^^Jll^ilJ^KKI) WOKK; onvKANTElilD. 
 
 IMlI(^S-SOJVERJJVf(^ 
 
 •l^LX*J^I;^T^)MPETrtl( »n' 
 
 Tho Goncml I'ul.lic will ,vl,vav5 find It fi.;„ r. . o ■ ' 
 
 asaortnu'iit aiui 
 
 TKc CKcapest Prices in Quebec 
 
 Ladies, Gentlcnu-n's ,vnd Childn.n'.s AMEIIICAN RVUTMrn 
 V ' '""^^ •■"^^' ^'*'^"»» limng.. ^ All mluccl. 
 
 * Overshoes (a , a Princesse), Buttoned.and Waterproof. 
 These Overshoes are unique for the Ladles 
 
 A VISIT IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED s-rsHsrrr 
 
 is a Hiiiali 
 l^ark, iiiid 
 
 i'i a' pretty 
 
 is also sitiial 
 long Kiiico h 
 fully (iruaiiK 
 Vnliirged an 
 I'oter'H ill t 
 
 NtBtlot. 
 
 ^* ** • • • ■ \ii^w» UCwa 
 
 PROP 
 
 ^ 
 
 A. J. CAKOt; 
 
 MANAGER. 
 
 5^ 
 
 TIiJH (•Ini 
 other huiltlii 
 it is without 
 burning of th 
 
oe'^toi^ej 
 
 5 AND SHOKS 
 
 Wholesale and 
 etail Merchant 
 Id Manufacturer i 
 r Boots and Shoes 
 
 t Quality 
 
 * 
 
 ^)MI»KTlfl(iN' 
 
 s fvnd-Shuus of 
 
 r^t^^-'^^'v ""^ *j*^''*''r??^^,*'''!i*?r^' 
 
 THE WOMEN-sIhSISTIAM ASSOCIATION 
 
 i> .i.u..oa „„ .. A,,,., „.,,„i. „„4 ,,^_^,^.^_^ ^_^_^. ^ ^^^^^^ ^^^_^^ 
 
 ^ueb 
 
 mi<:m 
 
 >roof. 
 
 ec 
 
 THE HIGH SCHOOL. 
 
 at t^>!^'f:^Jut^'^dX^ !'"i''''"^' ^"-t-l"'" «^- I>ol^i« street 
 
 uitJim Its walls. • - ^, " "^ "»^ ^''> '"'vu received tiieir wlucation 
 
 . CHALMERS' CHURCH ^ "% 
 
 111 St. ('rsiile street, hiiilt aJt.'.- ( lww< ii ■ . . '' '" 
 
 '>l-ut IM).) persons. 'H h e ' el u- ' h "^^'"' ^^'^'^ ^'''^'''^ -"^1 'j' J«''i^- It .so.nt* 
 
 o.tiwies ... i'..u.s,..it j;?.-^- ,;;L;:;:;;^> .:;;^:;r :':;t.;i:r-" ^"^' '^""- ': 
 
 THE BAPTIST CHURCH 
 
 iu.";;;:l'J;;r:;;;;i;i, S --'■ ■-i-'- ^'- « 
 
 iitnince t.. the Artillery {] 
 
 IS 
 
 T^ FRENCH PROTESTAl^T CHURCH 
 
 ■•>• pretty Jittle church situiit^d in St. J„hn 
 
 Htreet, and was erected in 1«7«J. 
 
 ST. MATTHEWS' CHAPEL (EPISCOPAL) 
 
 isalsositiwitedinSt. J„hn. street, erected in th,.Fn .-, , •. 
 
 ".IK «".ce heen closed. St. Maitl in . is , ] .e^7^ 1^ 1^' ^T"'^^ ^'»'''' ''«« 
 
 ;;-« ... St. V.ier stre.. St. K^h. ^^iJl^^i -Xi;^^ ^-^ -^J, «^ 
 
 bee 
 
 CHURCH AND pONVENT OF THE GREY SISTERS. 
 
 MANAGER. 
 
 1 1. ..tl,„ut, a »k*|J» »„c„ ii. 1^, -,|c,t „•,(," ""r 'l'»»mil.K »lld „„„-i,v» 
 
I'*.- 
 
 'I 
 
 1 "P 
 
 W. McWILIr'lAM. 
 
 ^"-^^^ 6onf Ectioneif *?^<^ 
 
 ST. JOHN STREET. T QUEBEC 
 
 ihocolate, Drops 
 
 AND 
 
 HOHFECTIONEIjyFOHTjlEMILLIOlil 
 
 >^> — 
 
 ■n^^ 
 
 -^^^ — 
 
 -Palroaized by, 3{is E^ccelleacij t^e (So;crnor. 
 
 general, and 3{is 3{aaor the 
 
 X' suleaaal. (S overnor 
 
 of ©uebec. 
 
 S^v°- 
 
 church, q 
 
 liauient v 
 time .18 1< 
 n the Sc 
 
 Iinint 
 tion build 
 I'lJijin unci 
 
 is situHted 
 Board of G 
 
 The G( 
 
 or the Stilt. 
 
 Bon Bons I I ^'% 
 
 fui .iKylulu 
 the 'l(osl»itj 
 sistors of th 
 Near tl 
 was used as 
 vaults, used 
 
 Just out 
 supposed to 
 
 TheDep 
 form a mAgiii 
 arj^four storii 
 ventilation an 
 
 'i. 
 
 > ■ 
 
 '■> ■ 
 
 ■.1 
 
 . ■ ■■■-^•■'; .■ . -- 
 
 — tr~—m ^wtMingH «trt 
 ^^^ 1 view from the 
 ^^^ 1 all the Defuti 
 
 ^^^ 
 
 
 
 Al 
 
> »^~"w>; 
 
 t 
 
 
 it; L"z±r.r.,t Sot:?, "are '°" • ^ '» *• «•■»••• •»<• ^»- 
 
 YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. 
 
 JEFl'ERY HALE HOSPITAL 
 
 B..ard of Governors. ^"'"g good. It is under the direction of a 
 
 THE GENERAL HOSPITAL. 
 
 ■m .•isyluH^f,,r incurahJdiiS lita^'- jT r'' T'"'^ ^^^^OP of Quebec, ^ 
 tlm llospitili^ro Nuns who iS l?m ! 'fl . f ^'''*''''* ""*'«'• ^^e chanje S 
 sLsters of the IIotol-Dieu ' ^^"^' ''"'"^^"tod a 8e,3«rated b<.iy from^Lir 
 
 wa« Sa^ SStKlr r\;f °^ \ "^^l old.fa.hioned o«ler. It 
 vaults, used at the tin. of'tiTFlc^Jor'Sg^^^^^^^^^ "^^ -« •™-nse 
 
 ^ 
 
 THE SIUTING RINK. 
 
 sup;;:^^r^?;;2;rS;ji^r'^"^« ^ ^^« Quebec siting Ri„,, 
 
 THE DEPARTEMENTAL BUILDING^ 
 
 { 
 
 .*four fcri.. in hiighl with Hi^ZhiS ld\?;'?™\"'»'\°' ■"«««»">». 
 
 '^ 
 
 heing much BUpcriot in Uiofl t > 
 
 new from the rcH>f and upper HtorrsiHun;;^^^^^^^ of tSe city, the 
 
 all the Departments of tL local Govemm3 wh.Vh h ^V'^ - 
 
 throughout the city. "*™®"'' *'"«" heretofore were scattered 
 
This is 
 not far fron 
 muct ad t« til 
 lives in the : 
 'jiinied. 
 
 ■ •fd?i 
 
 In 
 
 
 
 TiieHe L 
 
 1890. They 
 
 liftWTence an 
 
 and on the E 
 
 forming the : 
 
 Harbour, ha' 
 
 l)et\vocn.2fi a 
 
 :'8()0 feet. I 
 
 'if'water is 2^ 
 
 :\ depth of 2(1 
 
 Spring ti 
 
 rise of tide I 
 
 snd one-half ( 
 
 is virtually gr 
 
 wet dock haH i 
 
 Slid a Quay fi 
 
 VesselH V 
 
 four hours, til 
 
 U) permit of t 
 
 Y 
 
 The Einbi 
 Wall mo feet 
 
 Uii the El 
 
 I Ciiuada Ifacilic 
 
 Cnnpany's nyn 
 
 WarehouKi 
 I Cron«-Wall, foi 
 The R lilw 
 ed dirisctly froi 
 
 The Wet 1 
 
 I reason, special 
 
 *mt of the rail 
 
 Northern Quay 
 
 «nd the lightori 
 
 the diacharging 
 business from t 
 
 Large areai 
 Vards And GFnu] 
 
 ™' 
 
 ^V ^gS^^ 
 

 N 
 
 ^\ 
 
 ■«» 
 
 
 THE DRILL SHED. 
 
 eructed to the memory of ,„.jor Short Ld" toff sZr W^frf" l' '*»« monument' 
 .;ve. .n the St. S..v.„. oo,.i.,.,Uon uasr.tT.Sl^^^^^ Sl^ 
 
 THE LOUISE EMBANKMENT AND .DOCKs'. 
 
 Uwrenceand St( Charles • beiniT hnnnHlJ *7 ^® confluence of the River St 
 »nd on the EaBtliithe St uZ„ce the nrinJf ^k'^^^^ ''^^ »*■ Charles Ri?er 
 forming the renmuuh^^Tirn ' J^**® P"?<'>P»J business portion of the Oi^r 
 Harbour, havinTa^iKTea" o^.b^^utwrnS^^^^ S 
 
 Jetwoon 2« and 27 of water at lo^^l^Z^^^'^^^ " m' ^^P^^ of 
 •.'8«,0 feet. Immud atelv alonL> the fH,.« Af TiT"© V? ' ^*" ** ^^Y frontace of 
 
 '.f-w.ter is 24 foot ; b„t\rScl ^ l'„dinu o^^^^^^^ ^"7 '^*^^' *'»«^Pth 
 
 .« depth of 2(5 feet. ^ standing o„t ten feet from the wall can obtain 
 
 «ndj^^^e-half(U)1eetofthLloV:;\,r'2:: t'e deuth T ^ ^"^ ^ within Z 
 IS virtually greater than that given by the above. n«K 7!J^^,'" **•« ^'^ B««in 
 we dock has a water area of about 40 acreV^ a "f^H ^T)'' '^^ •'^•' ^r 
 «nd a Quay fronbige of 8700 feet general depth of water of 27 feet • 
 
 >-. permit .,f th, exit «nd mtrance „f™e" ,X '*~'' """" "' kisk "'•'•r. 
 
 THE EMBXlrttMENI AND CROSS-WALL. 
 
 «yi'^t!"i.t's u-irtts:.'"" '""«' »"- »< '«« ^-O'. ...a th. c^. 
 
 WarehouseH and Kiieii/Iit Sh^.i. k„ . u """aimg ot all kinds of freight. 
 
 Cross-Wall, f..r the tSon"'rp:risl\^^^^^ ^ '^^ Embanknien^ld 
 
 ea d JJc^tly tehr:.:^^ ''' "'"-''''^'^ '^ --'« ->' •>« ^lischai^ed into or load- 
 
 -o^^iSt^t S:,^ Sirrv^^^^' "«^«^-. ^r thi. 
 
 TJ *« '•'"l^-'^y ^"^ -no extm^/ZeTS'^ni^'^''"^^ expeditiously, into or 
 Northern Quay Wall, facing on the R^^er Sf *^( W •" l"^*?"* **»'« Basin. The 
 
 
% 
 
 I, 
 
 
 

 USSEMr 
 
 » OTTflVlfS 
 
 ■'/ ), 
 
 »hen consfcr 
 ticilitieH. T 
 icssels now i 
 
 ThcKe n 
 BniikM, and h 
 
 Ne,»r the 
 irehitccture, 
 tops Icrtiling 
 18M Hiid Hhor 
 
 »ffil]E l^alacE Ifotel o^ Oanafla® 
 
 •' ™L]^LMiNIFTO£r_NEW HOTEL IS FITTED I 
 
 ^•.- 
 
 imiN THE M OST aaoDKRM STVLF 
 
 The TiU8SKr,r, contains acoomniodution m ovor /^/,i,r Mu^Hr^^ n / 
 with Passenger and Bacgn,o El«vato.-, aXnuna.'r. ' '''"'^' 
 
 *< 
 
 * , ^PLENOID y,EW OF THE Pl^V. ^"r^LrAMEMTARV pROUN 
 ,/ j^'VEI^ ANp^pANAL. 
 
 DR, 
 
 
 ^i"'"" "I "" CariUI having l,„,i„e^ „iu, the Govenimont li,„l 
 
 leading public mon 
 
 aupplicd wi l h *>gu i| w3 H, ttud i b 6 a ge of fi ro 
 
 there would not Ikj any confusion or dauKor. ■ 
 
 ., EVfiBY ATTENTIOK PAID TO GUESTS. 
 
f.r^im^S'- »-ym <»* * ^ 
 
 j-m Vi Iff, 
 
 ■■i 
 
 *T 
 
 ■?' 
 
 el- ..... ,„,,«»M„g the St. u Jit.'»;:;'','i;sr,ii:;;;''"' "■" '"«"* 
 
 THE CUSTOM HOUSE. 
 
 ^#^>^% ^ '-v^'i'^ '^-" ^<' t5^«^or;C uT^ built ^^^ '^- '^''^''--- -i^ 
 
 r^ .^. ., ..^-.. ^ ,gg4 ^„j ^,^^j.^j^ uftcrwanl rebuilt ' ^**'*' '^""«"'»ed by lir, 
 
 re in 
 
 
 -,*►.- * 
 
 THE GATES' 
 
 lAUAAU r^ '"^"odandthefortifimtionrHnd wiusomrf^^ ^« troveller, have been 
 
 nd were ,«troUed night 3 day bf the v !^nant^^^^^^^ ''••[«"«» with cannons 
 
 «c>ent, h«v.ngT^en erected in 16M and robuiltT fyfit T." ^"J^" ''«™ '^'« '"^Jt 
 lUce in our days to the Dufforin ^ato TnH?faV • ^' ^^^ '"™»«'* haa givAi 
 
 "» broad thor^ughfaro.^^!;''7oSn^ gl wK'^arf* '''''Tt«?^'''«''^"«^ 
 «hwHy. wan also don,oliHhod an.! rebuilt in ThS kI pT'^ ^".' f*^'* *'""•«'' 
 .e..tauowthr,rou«hfar« throuj^h the city wX" fc A . '""' ''"'^ **^ '"•"»' 
 inder the French <l,.„,i„,ui„„, .f„, i™im,d, 171.1 .^u^t^' .*'" '*''"» ""^'^'^'l 
 . l«i.-n by a hand«o„.o ^ate wi h m « art™e7^*-^i, h ^^ *»'",«"«'"'' «»<! replaced 
 W waH built in 178IJ by (^olo, ol H.ur h^;. . ttl!'T '"""''"'"''"'M'l'i'nred. Ho.ki 
 
 « follower! the f«fc« of the o hern ^'""" «"** *"■ ""'^^ *« 1707 and 
 
 DERN STV'LK 
 
 hndrnd Gunsh, 
 
 ' pROUNDf?, 
 
 iJMefIhrS.ir:;;;;j£'Srii.!^^' •" ^•^''•""-. -- e«^c, on 
 
 '■t- 
 
 ^enimont find 
 always nieet 
 
 Q case of firo 
 
 THE ENVIRONS. 
 
 " ..f the city reveal then.«,Ivo. t,. tbe'Iil'^^i'lV;- the^co„.„..,K,inB «„»„- 
 
 DiHt^inco lendH onohanfcnient to the 
 
 view 
 
 *0"ngbii*uty|,wononeoftheiraltraoti«;n a« w« -«r^ i. ... . 
 

 TlTe^McKajLMiliii^a Co. 
 
 "^ X 
 
 LiniTKn, 
 
 OTTA'WA, ONTARIO, 
 
 : \HI6uH SmiDE PJITEJJTS. 
 AND FANCY FAMILY FLOURS. 
 
 |fu)UR I0UT AND Standard i^RADEs 
 
 TRY OUR CELEBRATiiD' 
 
 K. Y. 
 
 ROLLED OATS. 
 
 t::r/:i,.ii.:!.:.i:i^._-^cx.ii.-^.^~.:::.~^:: 
 
 Ottawa and New Ediiibupgli \qM Milld 
 
 whose |)I( 
 ruBhiiig ill 
 and thu ni 
 rich treat 
 ingly delij 
 of two hoi 
 
 Ther 
 tlie tronbli 
 which ovei 
 citadel. 1 
 the raiiipHJ 
 in auch rel 
 iicter Hs th. 
 wiually iiii 
 bineH witJi 
 lulvHiitage 
 afforded fo 
 glaciH ail a] 
 ficc^Hionall; 
 and Hlato o 
 Diamond, 
 the Lower 
 
 The S 
 mrallel to i 
 ravorite dri 
 suburbs, cc 
 in the diata 
 the range v 
 rays height 
 March, auri 
 splendour v 
 
 But <M en 111 
 of (he brillii 
 
 (^n the 
 not only fro 
 hut from ao] 
 if a nainn, th 
 building. ' 
 redoubt «t^ 
 
f'n "™. ■W'i,9is^-^'F''*'fi^p|«qjj.^^|4jP5^"Jp^i^^< •►^•.^ry^s-Sf. 
 
 ^Gq., 
 
 X 
 
 3, 
 
 TS. 
 
 IS. 
 
 INK (0UT. 
 
 whose placid wnterH »ie eijorclwd by im.neviil forests,- the iiupetuons streaftn 
 rushing m a wild succession Wmj)id« from th« mountains to the St. Lawrence-^ 
 and th« luuucrous cascades in their varied forms of sublimity and beauty affpjd a 
 rich treat to tiJie lover of nature and render a summer residence in Quebec exceed- 
 mgly delightful Many of the principal objects to which we aUude are wiljhin om 
 or two hours ride from the city. 
 
 The ruins _of the French w(.rkN tr. the south west of the cibvdel will well-repay 
 the trouble of inspecti.m. They appear to have extended to the l»ow of the cliff 
 which overhangs Diamond Harbour, considerably beyond the present limits of the 
 citadel. The romams of the (.Id wall which was eurrio«l along the edge of the r.Hjk, 
 tne ramparts and a magazine may be distinctly traced Ijy those who feel an interest 
 m SUCH relics. he olilf at the suuthem <ixtremity is «f the s»ime pretipituous char- 
 acter as that at tlie north eastern point of the eitjidel. ami must have presented an 
 tKiually im|,regi,ftble front, but that fortress, as it is at present constructed, coiu- 
 tnnes withm Its hmits all the re<|uisite features ..f such fortifications with the 
 advantage arising from a loss extended line of w..rks. A g<..Kl p.miti.m is here 
 attorded for inspecting the e.xte.ior of the fortifications, w'hich present from the 
 glacis an appearance ..f combined strength and Iwauty. On this spot specimens may 
 .Kimsionally be fouii<l of the (piaitz cryst-ils which being mingled with the granite 
 and slat^ of which the r.K;k is coinjKme.1 have ..btained for it the name of Cape 
 uiftmond. A wooden staircase aftoi'dfi at ^-,...,- ,lf.-< Mhr., n coinnmnication with 
 the Lower Town. ^^^W 
 
 ,«....lS^f *^*" f^T ""'^u*^^' ^."^ »]^^l»ch, leaving the city on the west run 
 IwMRllel to each other at but a shoriapm^>until they unite at Cap Rouge, are the 
 favorite drives in the vicinity. The^. Foy r<.ad, after emerging from St. John's 
 suburbs, commands a very beautiful view of the valley of the St. Charles' bounded 
 m the distence by the Bonhomme «hd Tsounonthounn mountains, the highest of 
 
 «l'l!"^\r 'Vu T*" ^'^"' *-!"*'*^''- ^'' **»« ""» ^'""^^ behini them, its cfeclining 
 rays heighten the beauty of the landscape ami in the dear frosty atmosphere of 
 March, surmount the dark and undulating outline of the mountains with a gorgeou. 
 splendour which sets the (lencil of th» artist at defiance. 
 
 J ^ 
 
 rs. 
 
 -jiarting day 
 
 Hies like the dolphin, whom «ich pang imbues 
 
 ^^ ith a new colour as it gasps away. 
 
 The last still loveliest, till- 'tis gone and all is gray," 
 
 Tf'^V'^rir'*!*^'*"'''"'''^'^'']*'!'"'!:'' ^*'" P"^' ^'"'" ^' '^'•nvey an adtM,uate idea 
 nt the brilliant appearance o( the heavens as they 
 
 « 
 
 " Melt to one vast Iris of the west, , i 
 
 Where the day joins the jwst Eternity. " ' ' 
 
 not o'illVfml??^!!'"' '"Ti' *^" "f •" /••"'" ^^'^ ^^y> i« HolUnd House, interesting, 
 h 7rl 2 ?-^ ^^^-l **''' '^•"*'' ''"'*'*^"* "f Montgomery in the^iege of 1778^ 
 
 hut from some mmantic incidents eonnocte.1 with the family from which if deriv*! 
 
 building. Near W. Foy church, alioiit five miles from t./wii are the remains of a 
 redoubt 0|y»cted by the English ..n thore first taki -. It /.. 1^"'*"'" '>» • 
 
 cing ;Mmwession of Quebec. 
 
 r Mill^J 
 
 -^ ' 
 
JISK TO SEETHE 
 
 J. 
 
 \nf of th^ mopt Ijandpom^lg djjcopatfd. buildings 
 
 J:iilliard»I^eoru, ■. % ' 
 
 "Private ©inirig l^oems, 
 ■ • • . ■ ■ ■ . pParlors, Baths, etc., 
 
 -^-^^^i* OH THE PREMISES. V%5;!t^ 
 
 «. coria, Mmi,,,,. 
 
 To the no 
 iBi-dhlorido of 
 buildings of it< 
 lite ovorloofein 
 the distance in 
 of the Dominic 
 rile IiiMtituto in 
 eriyfin Ijiiihrin 
 IS Virjl8 uIko Ho 
 
 tithe UKinumoi 
 It Uio Ixittiu <»f 
 iiirm>)iinted \ty 
 nmiouH (vro |j1,i 
 »%' inscription 
 
 'lids Indiiui 
 ■ f'Mind tho nui 
 
 'ighlH)lh<MKl of 
 
 ll«oi». Adopting 
 
 :,.-»*.. 
 
t 
 
 IS, etc., 
 
 |«r. 
 
 ■ . T ■ BELMONT RETKBAT. „ 
 
 Bi.ahbrS: o^Sd^tufut™"!;' ''t' t'Dr''Tt^*"^«'^^ V ^« Father Murphy's 
 buildings of its kind S k 8nrrn?n^ L \ '^' ^J ^ficKay. ft is one of the LLt 
 .ite ovo^looRing the ?iVer St SSw ^ ^tJ,"" "' f """^^- ^<^ '^''^ " n^-g'"ficent 
 the distance is not to J^^ clsdribed wL , H .'""i^^f ''^ stretching for miles in 
 rftho Dominion and AVunit I^L? r^,"°V^'* "^ ^''° "'I""'" ''"''''^ f^oui all ,«vrtH 
 
 >rly an L«,l,ri,vto AsyfrrX ilZ. "" '""'"■" «""venionce< Inking f,^- 
 
 ^s W..S also l^.Ila,?dTli ntr t S '?"'""'* '.!>-<;'-'^^'^^>'»*f """Jry, 
 
 «thc battle of tho I>lans in 17no T ^ ' '"'" '^"^'*''^' ''" ^'•'« '"-'^^^ ^'"» ^^'^ 
 "n..„unted l.y a ,^1^ 1 o La M ""•!y;"'V't '^.-f i'^"' ".. a,stono- bas,, and 
 
 »ig uiscription : ^-'Tnur or tm, podost,*]. I ho uiuummji.l l^avn thu f..llow- 
 
 Aux braves do 17<«). EWmo oar la S/.ciet^ 
 
 55t-Jeai, l{;i,,tiMtud«,yuobo<i, I8(MJ. ^ " 
 
 ;'''"^h, and the anns ..f oM Fran^, (t 'r'"" "^ '/;'^'- .-'♦'- -.u.u.andod th., 
 
 l>''»'''.nt^H Mill and the annn f JSa %\ "'''"' 1 '"'" '" " ''"" '■•^"*'' "^ 
 
 """t coromnny on the l!)th .f Z ". .1 . *V''''!''''^'^ ''■'" '''''^''W'^^^^^ 
 
 oralof(;a,.ada andahoLll^li '• ''^''-' ''^ '"'"' Mouo^, thon (lovonlor 
 
 H<>« 
 
 LORETTE. 
 
 f.* AHop.,.-!. .r«r!;^rj :;,txr ImT^ '^^^^^ 
 

 
 (i), - 
 
 
 .^- 
 
 
 (^haoKan guifeau 
 
 s^@f Jnfe^atien 
 
 (IKCOEl-OiiATKll) 
 
 Under tf^e patpon^e of 'La Ppe8§^' 
 
 LOUIS L«fl)UC, Maj»«srer, 
 MAHHATTAH BLOCK, # 56 Plymouth Place, 
 
 'a ■ 
 
 Office acar IKe- (Smnd Tmalc and Z.^: ^. depots, all 
 ■ informalioR givca b strartgcrs risiiiag (Xhicago, so as 
 to rmdcr their s^joara ac agreeable ,as possible, ■ 
 
 fOF^ FURTHEF^-rNFORMATION ADDRESS TO THE MaNAGER 
 Of^TO THE.pkFrCE OF u f.A fRESSE,' yVloNTF^EAL. 
 
 «r« at i^« disposal of 
 
 ^ y ths offios. 
 
 rv-> ■ 
 'Jin- ■ 
 
 their new 
 
 the Iroqu 
 
 Since the 
 
 rtutivo anci 
 
 British Ni 
 
 retaining 
 
 iiwl .stylo f' 
 
 The iiiami 
 
 source of s 
 
 limit in th 
 
 Their serv 
 
 these hunt 
 
 t natives of 
 
 embrace tl 
 
 marked by 
 
 and the in 
 
 I have made 
 
 Imt happil 
 
 tempenuic 
 
 among the 
 
 ed himself 
 
 present is i 
 
 it to have 1 
 
 previously 
 
 granted to 
 
 of the St. ( 
 
 ' it with the 
 
 The vvi 
 
 tlio Liic (let 
 
 Falls which 
 
 objectH in t 
 
 their stay. 
 
 at the brinl 
 
 with incredi 
 
 fleecy wliite 
 
 comhinatioi 
 
 the sjwjrtyitc 
 
 St. Lawron( 
 
 and nhallow 
 
 the fall. Th 
 
 which visitn 
 
 the aqueduc 
 
 vi»itor shoii: 
 
 thro<igir^oii 
 
 oa»t side. ] 
 
 is necessary 
 
 "btain an ni 
 
 fftlliag WHt.«i 
 
■ n I ,, ,^„ , 
 
 R>lt.l''-^C 
 
 • lf--\rfei^r^ 
 
 "CJi; "v^W" 
 
 I- -4*s*";^." 
 
 M^ftj 
 
 thefr TewlJliPs'^^wr- '''^^ l,"-^«^-^'^-«d ^^it'' "g"! ^'J^litJ their frieuclMhip towar ^ 
 Mieir new hHich wlio m.ule cfHiimon cause with them in resistinif the inc^raionH o 
 
 sl^e tUr'"' *^'\^'"™r.l t''«i'- "1^» «»i«»oHity fron. the distant sEfres of SeHimm 
 
 ^ZtS^l:!^''^'"'''^'''''''^''^^ *''-^>'»^--' '^1-y-^ been found S 
 S^sh l£., hA tT "'^"■■'^'r'-^ '««-'- w'-'re re.,uire<l and like-all other Indians of 
 
 Hutlsh NY.rth Anwnwi. they receive Hninuil ineNents fro.r. th.- !/„^-el nnient Tho.K/h 
 rirst7 'f T "K?" f-^--^^ri^i<^>^ "f the Children ..f U.e ,?c t tLu houses 
 
 source fs;f«\ "'^ ""I'T' '"'l'-'^««»»«.-head and hark work, airordsa prinoiml 
 
 Their L-vL f *'" *''^' T'^^' ei'grosmng much, ..f tlieir ^iui.; in tlie winter 
 
 have maru^^^^^^ '" '**>•'*"««'■«''> t''^" di.s;,!.y .,f Induln manners 
 
 ' "*;»™'*'^.« the village but too often a scejie of ri..f ..nd ill-miuaKed 'merriment 
 
 emSSJmofTH^''^' '^^ ''.''y''' clergy have lately succeS ii res "ring 
 aS/'th^r l^'^^V""'" Hud decoVum among the women. There is but one 
 id hSself as^I rifT^'ir^^t.^r^^" blood-Z.»charie Vincent^ who has distiish 
 presZu o er 20^ ^'^'''^1.^""^ P-^dit^ble dmwings. The popuIatiS;, at 
 
 t toTaVe bee'^ buJ S7 ' Th '' n ^'*' **" 'T '''''' '?*'.^ ^^^l, when Bouchelte states 
 Drevion Jv r„ "i 1 la',, ^^^ '''H''^^ "^"^ fi™^ ««"le<* »" 1697, the* Hurons havina 
 granSt tTemt "lflT'% M^'^^ Seigzviory they stUI lay claim as having beln 
 of the St rh!r^„l 16-Jl. The Indian village is beautifully situated on the east side 
 
 Ppess^' 
 
 Place, 
 
 iepots, all 
 5, SO as 
 
 ible., ■ 
 
 ^ANAGER 
 I\EAL. 
 
 • HoteU 
 . of 
 
 THE MONTMORENCY, 
 
 tl... ZlI•^^''v''**''X'*•5*''■®*■'*'***'^^*'''<^"»^^^^ »•>"•«»* f'""' 't« source in' 
 Fallswhchb^Z'f ''^P^r'^"'^'"*"*'^*'''^^ Lawrence at tjie nwignirtcient 
 .. octT ii, tl.i .• " I Tl^' J*"" "*^"**^^ ■" **»« ""'"^ int^reptin^ of aUtlfe natural 
 heffS^v Tu m ^ ^^ J"u*^'tr"'^ '^''«'^"''^ ""^*«'t«^ bytou.Tsts.»li||ver8horfc 
 at tl^e brink of 'T/*^ 'l^'*'"' '2^'^^ **" hundred and fifty feet Tith a vidth 
 with in r?lL« V r rr"'^*?'''^?T'»"'^ the^reat body of water which ruahea 
 JeecvSi,^^^^ 'heWlong+iel^ht', acquiring as it descend- h 
 
 Si™£ f\^^'''"^^""'''^^ •*''•■* •"^♦*"*=«"^ Hppiamncc of snow, form a 
 ?rsiSor'lt ^K "V" «"d beautiful which fascinatea at once the mind df^ 
 
 hL iSal ow Htrll"' T ^'*"*''" n'^"'' thix.ughV&c'h ib. waters pass in a wide 
 TC fan tL. r "^^ TI^^'V''^"' *^*" '=''»«'" -^n"*"? the rocks Vt the foot of " 
 wSch visit..rL -h u "'*"*• ??'"^ ^,~"> **'•«'' ^^^ ^'«^ «"> ''« varie.1 and of each of 
 Sttau?dtTu&'^*''*i**'?'i''*^l«- ^^" the west side a, projecting rock n*«r 
 
 ^«^'!f;:^/^:::i^ :!i:^:'!^ ^^^r ^^^^ -h''-'- it overio::^;n/its decent. The 
 
 throflg¥1.7^;7;r fiJ jT^-^.*"^ bu>W ,UHt aln^rg thtrratnntc^ ami {WMing 
 oalTsfde Tnf. T'l n'"^^^^^^ '«ttle distance on the 
 
 f« ?'e^s^rv^f nt ' i" fc T^^r^^ .^*^ ♦''^ height and gran^ow of the f'alla it 
 obL^r^nh Al "^ the bank.on either sid^ anS atthe fU-of then.ighty torrent 
 WHM^tr.Lunr'K***l^ >t»«iblinnfcy. A ce«jele«. aprav curls un\r6und the 
 IiUliiig waters and when t?i« myi, of the s.n. fall „,>on its delicate- veil the iiuigig.- 
 
 m^. 
 
W^'gn^ 
 
 ■ ,.:...^, 
 
 < 
 
 - , -^-S^ fix YSIGIAN AND ^URGEON. -{«^ v*- - ' 
 
 ' ' (Opposite St.* Louis HoteJ) 
 
 ' ~^~^ — ■ •♦ — — \ 
 
 ^^^ graduate of Z^^Vrurzr^i'tu oFluebcc-'In^T ^ -i r 
 
 f;,.-TD 1 T • r>,r ^ S^-^oee aaql a pupil of 
 
 . ^ . the l?^lycbR,c 3{ospitals of jNfey y^^]^^ ~ ^ ^ 
 
 fBONL 9 TO U A 
 
 v.. 
 
 --^ OFFICE HOURS : S-^ 
 
 M. fROM 2't9 4 P. M. fa0M7T0 8p.M, 
 ^ TELEPHONE 882. 
 
 effect of 
 ' roar of 
 
 ] 
 
 The,c 
 
 <'f BeaufH) 
 
 f.hu falls, . 
 
 I>ay rotluct 
 
 oendH upoi 
 
 giailuaily i 
 
 are in j^urit 
 
 |M:ciiliaritii 
 
 greatly rfesi 
 
 tho <o6o;/</a 
 
 formoily'fch 
 
 < )ii asc 
 
 limo Ntorio i 
 
 lingular ajj 
 
 cular rf)ck s 
 
 Jtiwito i)ank 
 
 Npring, hiiN 
 
 Tisult of art 
 
 its channol i 
 
 succession o 
 
 inorency is i 
 
 its cojir^o wh 
 
 niinition of t 
 
 fishing in tin 
 
 aiwl the siipj) 
 
 S<ii}le M few n 
 
 This is follow 
 
 fished l(y the 
 
 distances fro 
 
 follows : - Fal 
 
 near Johnson 
 
 vagos, Sable, 
 
 <^uebec, the f(,i 
 the famous Sin 
 
r,* 
 
 a- pupil of 
 
 TO 8 p. 
 
 M. 
 
 '''^Kj-»5^5-s'r- 
 
 ■-'°'----o?^^^ 
 
 Here amid tlie 
 
 Itttr' 
 
 From side to side heneath Hi^ .ri.f^ • ~ " '"'^ "» ^he veme; 
 
 its bnllmnt hues with ill fi, • i "^ 
 
 We watclm>g Madness with u„au\;;ilrU,n. '^ 
 
 ;;f B^;:^t^:,:r.l^^^^ ,-i.., th^u^h the vi„ag^ 
 
 he fal s, a distance of more th rfjue o fii ^""'"'r"" "^'""t ^•""' *''« church to 
 
 «y reduces (he distance to .ix md^ 1 'S^,.^' *'';', --"^«'' '+ road acroiT^ he 
 
 ocnds upon a rock in front of th.- fal s ^..I f "' •^""" .'''« spray .ontfc-als as it de"! 
 
 >ts coj,nie where the attention of e Zr^J.^ ^ ^'^ "!^' ^'?'* P'"^'^«"« »'«ny Htition« in 
 nunition of the wil.l scenery nroundh f 'T' " ' > ''"'''^"" '"' '^•'' ""^^ 
 27,« •",'''»" "^«r. ''n-l thJ proZt "i.M^ J^^VTh"":^ """'"""-^ ^" wade whl - 
 
 I.Ht.M,eefl frou.each other are f.. m V, . * ^ '^i;"'',' .'"'Wlar succossion ut aS 
 vagoH, Sable, near Graham's, S Vtiu 3 S,:'" ' ^^-"-". I*-'- auxtTu.' 
 
 THE PALLS. 
 
 the famouH Shrine of Sto: Anne, ar" ieU ^ortl; « vffi:"" •''""" ""' "'^' '«^^'- "««r 
 
 *g>iMa^Ma 
 
 if" 
 
 iftai 
 
^W; 
 
 hWJ 
 
 Ottawa,' 
 
 ■panada's 
 
 x^ 
 
 / 
 
 @x 
 
 
 ^^■1 ^"^'' 
 
 ^1 
 
 There , 
 
 irhich offer 
 
 I or train, j 
 
 Joseph or ( 
 
 '^^i^ 
 
 Tourists A^siting the Wopld's^aip 
 
 -+. SHOULD GO OR. RETURN *;- 
 
 « THE CANADA ATLANTIC « 
 
 --^ IN CONNECTION WITH <r^ 
 
 » THE GRAND TF^UNK « 
 
 IS THE FAVJRITE ROUTE BETWEEN 
 
 This Bt 
 J from the cit; 
 contraHted y 
 I the bay on t 
 I distance acre 
 island is nin< 
 live [wirishes, 
 
 Thigxjfii 
 
 Ulxjut seven ii 
 
 pate a picture 
 
 interest will \ 
 
 [taiitittl dwellii 
 
 I jealously with 
 
 I principal atti-w 
 
 mminate the < 
 
 »f the last c|&n 
 
 lady whom he 
 
 But time reve» 
 
 of Eleanor and 
 
 wcrificed to th 
 
 [handed down t 
 
 -)• Montri'fii finri ti[p eapital. + 
 
 — 
 
 City Ticket Agent, ■ 
 
 It. A. CAKTEK, 
 
 Agt. CanflfUAtlantic ny^r 
 
 Oppoiite St. Lotti* Hot«f, 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 V 
 
 186 St. Jamks STRtrr, 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 °' ,. MiAt 
 
f..-./!* 
 
 '•S^ 
 
 '!^''' 
 
 i.^^ 
 
 , ' THJE LAKES. 
 
 .-^*- ,, ,.. THE ISLAND OF ORLEANS. 
 
 ^^^"il^^ilu^^^,^^ V^Jr'* -the prospect 
 
 contranted with the dArk forest th^t cov^? ffi^h tnT-K^ '^ ^' '*'"" •'"'""•'""W 
 the bay on the east where it divideH the river into fh„f;, ^* ''T"''" '"* '' ''^*''^t«'' ^"^ 
 Jifitance across the bay from tlu T-i.v li- "'*",<^*»« no^Ji and south channel, the" 
 island is nineteen miles and t^'^^^HtX^^^^^^^ ""'^!.- '^'^« '«^" "' ' « 
 
 five .Irishes, with a population ^flfte^^iv^JTe'tti^^ " »-"' '^ -"^i- 
 
 TIC* 
 K * 
 
 21I ^ 
 
 THE HERMITAGE. 
 
 U^'^^^^^:i:Z'^Zc''''^^^^^ "^ '1 Tr- "' ^'- ^--fcHt BourgBoyal 
 
 pate a picturesque pile on which tS effaJ^fi? '"^ ^[T 'tV^'^^g^^ti"" to antL- 
 lutel^eNt win be rather disa,.,Sted,^onh^^ *^u"^ ''*^« «''«^ additional 
 
 (uintial dweUing house K ? " !S J^ 1 *^*»^/.^n^ ^ut the stone walls of a subs- 
 
 jeaiousiy with ihicTit ists.^i^'^d"' 'SrjirJrt:' 'T f ''''''■' ^-« -^ 
 
 I principal attmcbfon in the eves of vi.Jf ""' '*« isolated situation, with the 
 
 miainkte the danger" TmZil ZlZ <^u '"?"*]'« *''« ^"^^ ^^S^nd, ^' illy 
 If the last c)&ntur? M B^ion £f.? f ^^ ^^"^ ^***' passions. In tfie early m? 
 My whom he f<>„L it nS^sal ^rnnSjf r'^lt^ '^^ 'f"^ ^^•- ^^e residence K 
 But time revealed to theTnl3 w f^ Ki "T. feTa/'r "^ J**''?"^ '1 »>'« ^'-■ 
 l"f Eleanol- and Rosamond was enacte.1 aLi, fl ri *,*^l ¥**'.'" *''«" the ti-»ge«ly 
 l»crificed to the fury of he». rival fwrarfto'o^'^.^K "^ '^ '"*P^"™ "««»P«"t ^^"i 
 lluinded down to us - '" *" *'' '''^*^'t the account which tradition has 
 
 al. ^ 
 
 IKS STRirr. 
 MONTREAL 
 
 '*-■ 
 
 j_ 
 
^s 
 
 cean^teamship^on^^ Q 
 
 • . OF SAVANNAH 
 
 -^-^b^ttt. M. SORREL. Manager. Vt?^^ j 
 
 For the South and Southwest 
 
 ^t'^'OJMc zo-s-viT ^se-oxcc^ ' 
 
 FASTEST PASSEMCtR SH(Ps| 
 
 Carrying- the Amertean Flag. 
 
 OPEN 
 
 T^ 
 
 S. S. Kniisas City, 
 
 S. S. CityofBinninghnm 
 S.S. City of Augusta, 
 S. S.Cityofaav.',nnah, 
 8. 8. Tallahnsseej 
 
 8. 8. Ch.ttahoccliee, 
 8. 8, Nflcnrohee, 
 8. 8. City of Mr.coii, 
 8. 8. Gi.te City, 
 8. 8. DesBong. 
 
 
 FIRST-CLASS TABLE D'HOTE ; I 
 SURPASSED ACCOMMODATIONS 
 
 STEAMERS LEAVE NEW YQfti 
 
 EVERY 
 
 Tuesday. Thursday and Saturd# 
 
 ■fr.nnNowI>ior ;r,,K.Jl.,f,^t,,f 
 C.in/U and Si)ring Street. 
 
 ''WcoNNrCTINO WITH EXPRESS TRA.N8 FOn^ 
 
 Jaeksonville, Thomasville and 
 New Orleans. - 
 
 lidwg .ssuod f„r all pri„ci,«L ' 
 points in GoorKia, Flor- 
 ida, ftnd Alftlwrna. 
 
 
 ^A 
 
 luta 
 
 -i 
 
 pafsuL'^offr':- if '■",?''''^ regardin^rl two hours an. 
 pass igc oi freight, address . "* . ' | sulistHntial i, 
 
 Trains wi 
 
 R. M. STOCKIUQ. 
 
 ST i nnis STii E E iVQu T m J - ^' W'H i 
 
 • "--^^l-JtER, Agl., Ocean SS Co 
 
 "xcept Mondtt 
 ■ tlie tmin from 
 the steariier n 
 
 V 
 
-*;-.* 
 
 )mpanv 'Quebec ^ lai^e ?fe. Jok* IJailwaif. 
 
 JthwestI 
 
 SEMCER SHIPS 
 
 mertean Flag. 
 
 S. S. Ch.ttahoccliee, 
 ' S. S. Nflcnrohee, 
 
 8. 8. City of Mf,coii, 
 S. 8. 0,.te City, 
 S. 8. De88on/r, 
 
 V 
 
 OPEUma OF THE CHICOUTIMI EXTEKSIOH. 
 
 The J^ewJRoute to the faK^fame 
 
 tLE D'HOTE - 
 COMMODATIONsJ 
 
 ^E NEW YQ^I 
 
 ' ' ■■', 'i 
 
 1 and Saturday. 
 
 . N. Jl., foot of 
 iiig Street. 
 
 RESS TRAINS Fon^, 
 
 masville and 
 mns. 
 
 ""',/■ •' I 
 ets, and l)ilj« df j 
 •■^11 I>riiicijKil, 
 £,'i.i, Flor- 
 bania. 
 
 Jlars regarding,' I 
 ross 
 
 sfii', nufitoEcr^^ 
 
 T l''"l3^'"t*«rn Extension or fills reilwav *.v.»« 
 svremi/ K^T. ""P'>'t«»t 'addition to the 
 
 i.-.7ui,4"u."'.'.f'!?^y"" '" "*'' ">"» "^ Wp '»r 
 gi»iMtui ..r ^„,„, „ „„„,|^|ijj i^ Amerira. 
 
 St. John (UK) miles), at 4 60 P k ff' . ^^ 
 funlitu™, f,„t ,„„, „7d ™^, *&.'"',""'"!- 
 
 S-^^. Co I 
 
 U. 1 f'l I '^»8"^'»Ky xtcHnt ei- H of the Rirh,.i;.... . .. ;V : ':' V"" .^"'-" JK with the 
 
 '■xcopt Monday but incluS S Lav in h.lv 7l ^'^ ''^^^ ^'hicoutimi daify 
 
 • -e tmin fron. I^.be.val. if.e SXwn S^? •^"«''"*;. I^**""*' »" 'h« arrival of 
 
 U.«t..e.. reaehin. RiW iu'^^ it^teS^f tS^^Si 
 
 ^ ■* 
 
- "J*\J55?^ 
 
 f 
 
 passeugt; 
 jntercoh 
 
 4 
 
 A 1. 
 
 
 Hccoinino 
 
 
 rtttrftctio 
 
 
 The 
 
 / 
 
 Hteiiiiier, 
 iiiland of 
 ( fresh wa 
 
 
 Then 
 which are 
 
 
 The 
 
 
 passed p 
 
 
 The ( 
 
 
 ing physi 
 «q Hipped 
 
 
 iMiHHenjgerh 
 lloherval 
 
 (| 
 
 popukr Y% 
 on the lint 
 famous for 
 folder, in n 
 jWiIots isMu 
 
 l^MHei 
 *J»iIy, exo« 
 «-«>P.M.. 
 
 M I 
 U 1 
 H . 1 
 
 All (Uj 
 t'onifoi-tjiKl^ 
 
 It 
 
 improving ( 
 in the w«y i 
 itnd in term 
 •>e»t Huishoc 
 
 ';• 
 
".«<,• j«>*V3^ 
 
 / 
 
 y 
 
 > 
 
 
 "'■•"'■"■•■"»'■ ••■J"'"") «-hi..|,''grl,d. ■^'- ■'"'■"• ■'■ "•«<*•"«'"» •■()u.„,„X" 
 
 !^«2;''" r„tp„X£.t„.''vj^;irT.'; ■= ""-«'■ — w.., „..„. 
 
 '-'c,«,(/j,n. .<,/oo,„/,u/c.,." , wnicn hHs Injeii nppn.pmteJy named the 
 
 • •V". ., -.1 ~-—-j •■oiutju CJIC 
 
 The cliniHte of Ijtki. «.!* r i • i . 
 
 on the Ime. hucI, hh Lake St. JoHonh S W.* T* 'TJ"""*'^"" "ther pK 
 fHnou.sf„rthehneHtt,-,.ut tiHhinri,.' V n Jt/''''"K T^ ^''« Edward (the ?S 
 
 
 ,ii^ 
 
fj5"»-v',T^li5,<tj'!j|]i»»»^*iS4?«, ' 
 
 ESTABUSHED 1842. ^ 
 
 I' 
 
 mI§ St. Jamps Strppt, Moiitrpal 
 f^lJJE CmDIES.~'BOJl BOJIS 
 
 CAKES AND PASTRY, Pr«sh DaUy, 
 VyrEDDlNG. cAkES a specialty. 
 
 geffee -i- and>.. ^unch -i- Room 
 
 t* U ** -Hlh--^ 
 
 Op«n from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M 
 
 O -i»" 
 
 
 ' tj.-^l 
 
 ^ nil!! bul 
 
 *Oie.. teww 
 h*»« »n opp, 
 
 'v^ 
 
 CHARLES ALEXANDER. 
 
 218 St» Jama $tPMt. 
 
 .# 
 

 .'"S 
 
 aUy, 
 scialty. 
 
 ^©om 
 
 A, 
 
 He men. 
 
 le (ioiny tTieir 
 
 J® 
 
 « 
 
 orecterl br the large wh..leH.ile diT S? «r / r i»i'"'* "'^ new .*»refiou«e lately 
 "•u.uty, i„ the l„we/ part .^f trtow;;. * l"-«-«'»>»«i.t m the ,„eSi«Uk^: 
 
 -""IlmhiS i:;M:;^; "Kr^' ji'tf i^;;"'"- '«'r'^ "' ^'- '"'-* ^"•^•••^ -a 
 
 "» .dea of Htrength an.t d.UHhilit; w,3 w^ m'av - T'^*'^ "''»'^« ""'''" '•^'"'JC 
 an the v.H,t„r pu'rHUuM hlH iHVeHtiiafeiouil;;.^,.. ^ ' '" *'''^''->'*''*"-^ "».'H.I^ . 
 
 .XK^m for the en^ployen. After 0!!^ n^ hV;''^ 'J'u ^J ' *'"" '''" ^"'"* «"^«^ 
 olemtor. and viewing the imiueniM. LJ^,Z "'«"*", ^' "*•'"•. or going up in th* 
 
 5J«ohe«thecunoiHwli.h«„pErrj3;X llT "^ "^^^^ «* 
 
 »t. ( hurlpfl, while Cmih fche riwf whi-.W ;- . ' *"^ h«rbfrtir and the Rirer 
 
 loctnre of the dt/^ud d^LVutei Ve"7vT a^''' ""^ '•'***^ 
 
 »'ln.. well .NH.>..„uHl and cMefully ..eleet«"|. n'Ji. a hu!t ,., ^A^"'"r*H*^ ^^miture i, of 
 
 «« Mt»tnifih k^ ii iji riHiiti 
 
 h»»e an «pp*,rt.,nit, „f w,i,^, fr,„„ •nyT/h.r^iJt''''* '*^'*^ ^« »^'"«««r will ,wt 
 
 t; 
 
 Fe? 
 
 )ER, 
 •i StPMt 
 

 800 Miles of Lakis - 
 
 Wnng Montreal dnilv /fiSI- '*'*'"'' 'ron'steamen, "Quebec" «..^ ..« 
 j"", U,j»,l. »nd thj •XLmv'P.T',"'''''," ""Hnfflcnt i,„„ «».,„,„ ..„.„ 
 
 AIJ5X. MILLOir, 
 
 'J CHABOT. 
 
 The,- 
 
 Quebec, t 
 
 the Hteimi 
 
 sante (>n4k 
 
 thriving t 
 
 liieiit to t\ 
 
 Basin, tht 
 
 Quebec, tl 
 
 the tenuii 
 
 llailways ; 
 
 tile town 
 
 There is a] 
 
 inorenoi F; 
 
 from the ci 
 
 edthc "IhI 
 
 rt in Hitnat 
 
 gruatuHt wi 
 
 vB4y fertile 
 
 Innd being 
 
 ilmrch«a ai 
 
 and 7,(KK1 
 
 As Sdlll 
 
 Hititude of »t 
 whicii WHH r 
 water conim 
 
 W. r. cui^ wi^ 
 
 ^••••W A|M«. 
 
 a«.. ^ ^ ^ CONNOLLY, Pk«,„,«,+ 
 
 in now Hm>n 
 Wauy inlanrli 
 rqiiowiied f,.i 
 fhlB p.Mnt tl7( 
 Uy render its 
 we view Biiic 
 Diines. All i 
 
- ■'V. 
 
 r^rio R^Mli^^ 
 
 00 Miles of Lakes, 
 Divers and Rapids. 
 
 •Med ^aguei^a\ 
 
 ?/. Lawrence. 
 
 ^u. "CV»rni<jftn, 
 eptcd)Ht2p.i,i 
 ^wnwnviile, Port 
 land Park, Alex- 
 *t Montren] with 
 'nee about June 
 
 TU080 sfceaniorN 
 jon daUy (except 
 ^anadwn Pacific 
 »yton, callitia sf 
 ( »t Montreal at 
 d the Saguenay. 
 
 ">d "Montreal" 
 at intennediftto 
 
 fceamei-H'-Oarn 
 "treaJ SundayN. 
 *ern SteamerH. 
 ^'eH Quebec on 
 nt UHual |M»rtM. 
 [iienay. 
 
 il Railway ami 
 and Canada. 
 
 INFOBBATIflJf FOB TODBISTS 
 
 .VISITING THE 
 
 >.)■ 
 
 RIVER 3AGUENAM. 
 
 theHtemner. C^,^Dinnu»v\}Withit^cLuu\ ^"'^'J^"'"' ^ho Dr«»»«M«i« deck of 
 sameon^U wd««. itH <ln.nas ,»S snLf tt '^•'t li^-entH,' tfie city surroUnding 
 
 thnvu.« town, tho fertile jiJai^ToH ^h' ^^ T^J '""* ^^'^«"«" '''^•*'^"? ^hiS 
 ment to the mfeht Held,.... LiT h ho thlEK ■ "' ^"••««»"«'«1. lend an encJiant- 
 B.imn, the largent on thi.s t nti.'iehf ^f^'""^*'"'- ""P>"^«"ientfi ; the Ix.uiae TJ^.I 
 
 BttHin, the largest on thi.s toi.tiH«nf ' Tr"?;' ""' ""1""^*""®"*" = *he Lc.uiae Tidal 
 'Quebec. th.r.Kt.nd.th.jiZZto^^^^ .'!'' ''""'^ «•!«' 'W«*« 
 
 the ternunus of the Gmnvf Tn { SXv X'o t""^,-^.0«{> i«habitante" W 
 
 he tern.iivus n]..„ of the R SVJ^f ,?"*^'*^«?''»*™J> *n^> IntercoloniiS 
 ii.t.Jc*. 1.1 . '.""" ""'ya' Mail Ocean SteH*ii««i A K**.i„ i,.-i * 
 
 ^^uebec. there stH.HlH thu i^rowjnu tow, 
 
 tlie ten.unus of the Gmiivf Tn.i.t o j-i. . t — 
 
 IJ-ilways ; the tern.i.vus n)^,TAXt^''M^n ^""'^'^^^^^^ -"' ^noen^oionm, 
 
 the town stands the colel.rHted foitS inn . H '^«^«"*»«™- A little baqlr of 
 
 'rhere is alHo a graving dock the ., Itll' ''"''^''^ ^he imperial govemawpt. 
 
 .n..rend FalLs " charnfthe beh.llor as Se | " "^ "''1 ,'" ^•"^"'^'- '^^e. - St! 
 
 f.-on, the city, wo see the i.,Jand f )dea " tS',"^'^'^'^ «^'''^«'» »>/■ Thea turning 
 
 ed the • 'I«le of B«cchuH. " so calle I f ro m tE h,.^- ■^f'*"*'" Y'*'^''*'' ^" 1^«* '^h^ten- 
 
 ft ,8 situated nine uiilos bel,^ Quel,r *^t ; ' "^ »r«wthof it« wild grttpe-TilMW. 
 
 vuy fertile ;„it rmes t„a cnn„ic{emhle «£;??, f^*^ "''''•'■ '^" ""'•'''*^« = »t« "•«' « 
 'and being fully ;^5n feet lU.ovrthe vJ^te Sel T.^^^^^^ »"«'» 
 
 •hurehesamlone P,T.test.*nt. Tl... t..td »..J,llf- r f^ 'V** nunierou.s CathnBc 
 
 '■"""•"""• "°-^*' ■> ^^^y!::'!i:^^.^;is\c^'"'-"^ 
 
 APE TOI'KMENT. 
 
 HltifcudoT,f"i'b"'Mt' 5!oi'()'Ut'*<"Ir;re'h/./Trf'^^'''V-'''''' '" ^*'" ■^^'»>" 'J^ "««» t" wi 
 -h oh was .-eplace,! by a suiall h i^ l^t.l ,?' 18-0 "r","" 7" "'^^^^"' *" »«'«' 
 water coinmenceH. ^ I •«" erected „, 18^0. Bejow thi»» iHi»®»|t,e aalt 
 
 HROKHE ISLK 
 
 mi^. 
 
 if* now seen iu full vJL'w • it iKixiHiualJ i . > 
 
 Many iala„d. are now plnnecl uZl'^^^^^^ "tatiun for Quebec 
 
 ■■enowne.t for >b» ■ |,.....'>;.y ...■ ^ ' " ? r , l T ^ '^'"^^^^ ^"^' '^ " 
 
 
 l^lXliTtiK iuid arc 
 
 to render its shores .duumt invisible froii, i«,Wk -'Jm '*"'"''*'"' ""'''' "***!«' "C 
 we mm Baie St. P,iul «„d Isk- aux c3.^kwhAK ''*'*''''*"'«'■• P»"«»»M onwaitl 
 nune,. AU al.«,g tl,. mife tj rivenu SuTi^^ '« .••7«rkabl«- for i,?„rS 
 wUd«t w,.»ry. only se«o,>4 U^th. ulhH^UTy jSZ"''''''^' »"*"""""" '*' ***• 
 
 »*te» A|Mf, 
 
 E.\L, 
 
*t 
 
 ^ . /. 
 
 tf 
 
 - -^r- ^ - J*- '^■^ ^ 
 
 
 ^ 
 
 10,000 Tons. 12" 
 8,«»Ton8. ^.000-^ 
 
 ret 
 
 •void both 
 b«sidi 
 
 «#ka;iikrs 
 
 ^.000 Tons. 10,000 H.I', 
 ',000 Tons. 8,000 H.f*| 
 
 e;en V-- 
 
 1 ' ■ ... ■ 
 
 ^^il^"''^* ""'^ expense. Foj- all iSml? ''^''?^9 *''« Chnnnol. 
 
 P««^ . Head OI««e^« H...^„,,,,, p.^,, 
 
 Six ilP^-..is«=' 
 
 j^KW ORLEANS. LA^ ^ l?^^';^iw<>''VrN^^ c5 ' ''S^t'l'V ^^ fc' 
 
 PHILADELPHIA PA l'Z^\^'^^'^-^^^^0%T,' . " *»^ Hi. Paul ,sir^; 
 
 «4K FRANCISCO 'cAr" "''°- "" ^"^"^ * *"«•. ' - ". .«.^.^?r.»'iP.^H'- 
 
 . ,a/"."»roiinoHtr«(.| 
 (*«l (hestiiui Htrpoi 
 
 
VJ'i . 
 
 t h ^ * 
 
 M*CE. 
 
 TonH. 10,()00H.i«, 
 Tons. 8,000 H.rt> 
 
 Paris, 
 
 by taking this line 
 'Hin^ the Chunnol, 
 il TicketBwpplj't,, 
 
 1 n. Y, '/' 
 
 r. Paris. 
 
 <'i). 
 
 I't'lSl., Llverponl; 
 
 102 State Sirrc. 
 BnltlinorpRirnoi 
 
 ftaiiitolph Stro.i 
 2t..»H„i^,Htr....t 
 N Ht. I'nul mtrcrt 
 • HaroiiiipHtroci. 
 ■with 5tli Htrppi 
 I nestnut Htrooi 
 troiiiery Hta 
 
 ■^Jt 
 
 MIRRAY BAY 
 
 J 
 
 •jvania Ave ill 
 'IvanlH Aveif 
 
 •to. Canada 
 
 THK PIUiRlMN 
 
 -t 
 
 salted tmiyii,^ 
 
 "»■ TWoy oiAiHutfc of )t rtitiiitiL- it* 
 
 ' RIVIERE DU LOIT 
 
 CACOrNA f 
 
 •TAD(n'8At', 
 MIenne. op the 8»imenftv Ri«„,. ?i.7 • '^'"*' '*"^ between THd<MiMa.. ..C* S^ 
 
 , ii' 
 
 t«^ng from it« having been fi»„ ,.. ^ . .; 
 
 
 

 -^ COMPUTE, T« u»K BETWaEN THE .^- - ' •/ 
 
 C,„omnat«. Sagina A MacWnav.. ^ 
 Toledo, Sagina>«, A Muakegon, 
 ,> •***°***e«« Air Line, rtc, etc. 
 
 ■io NOT r*,L TO INSPECT THIS 
 
 Marvel of Engineering Skill 
 
 ' JJ^'ough tickets issHed to m fl 
 
 tl.e luued States. . '' ''" '^'' P>'»c.pal points in Cn.da an^l 
 
 «>enta offered to suburnrSS. "'^^^' "^'^' ^^^-^ '^P--' indncc 
 .; Appjy to any of th« Con,p„„3,., A.hUs fbr fi.M ' . 
 N. J. POWER ' '"fcrniHti,,,,. 
 
 Q . T. BELL. — 
 
 hotel tl 
 which H 
 Hero ai 
 stone f(] 
 the exj) 
 fins groi 
 really e 
 afctractif 
 the luagi 
 
 in unque 
 are very 
 romantic 
 width, 81 
 seems on 
 "f Naturt 
 to view 
 mountain 
 
 ore wortJn 
 feet. If t 
 stupendom 
 .hay; its tr 
 Holy Virgi 
 ' out of the 
 stoam whei 
 pissengern 
 fine, l^e w 
 Ktei*i^ is 
 ti^hilfilr of fc 
 '*^»guenay. 
 
 is reach 
 nanip arises 
 anchorage ii 
 touching boj 
 flntioi^ c4n b 
 weneiW are i 
 
 T|^ jou 
 
 the inost\ imj 
 |»bout seventj 
 's built Vlona 
 
 4«t 
 
 snif er Agent 
 
 ftti the ofctren t 
 
 '"''"^^-^^r....»,,2ZT.T 
 
 
 ^''rom this pi 
 KloriouH scene 
 This beai 
 ^^niiua, Can 
 •^utimj durin 
 
 --,., a 
 

 Tlk.'- ;^%'v>! 
 
 ;< 
 
 I I 
 
 U : 
 
 akee, 
 ickinaMvi, 
 akegron, 
 8, etc., etc. 
 
 
 IH 
 
 
 -ems'oTA^rnoSh/"'*^""* "nt-^don w^en'::,'*'^^^^^^ h«V « mile i„ 
 ofNatui-H r/if; '"'"ntain, lent asunder ^t r«in,.f«h^ ^'»n wonderfu river 
 
 mountain WHlK^^vi/ed b^',ulC '^'''' ''''- '* '""« P-4eW\r.feKiih 
 
 CAPES ETERNITY AND TfilNlTV 
 
 '^ Stsutes, 
 
 Are wortJiy of note Thn fi ♦ • "'^ 
 
 ^tean,whenaD.roT^"!.'"™ "« ^«it«r would 4^ iTK^'^P'^'^'P'^ ^^^ 
 
 Sk,ii. IS£^i?s:-»,^B^^ 
 
 Ha: ha • BAV 
 
 l^« journey endH at , , V-^^'unamg 
 
 («1(X)( TIMI - * 
 
 ins. 
 
 J^'UKn- season. 
 eciial iridiico- 
 
 
 iHli((ii. 
 
 the most\ unuort«nt Mrt nf fj. «.-_ 
 
 about «event} mile" ff. the St 1S""'^'^' "^ the^ 
 
 's built Vlonir the H,,!.; u , • .^^rence. TI& 
 
 .From thk ptTr™\'^"« '?'*''«*^~1^3 
 Paas. Agent. ■ '^'"" — -- ■ ° • • -® ™*""> Jouni.,v ..,.„...„ Jj 
 
 "1 of the imvigHtion, HituS 
 " ""'" b ers Hhout 3 .n»() ,» ,, >_ 
 
 
,<■«.*> 1«*' 
 
 ft ^ofi^i\l^{ll 
 
 
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 ^nd on .l,e moat beKt ! ''""^^ '"■• ">»'»•« l™rpoU a,^ J'°"" ' 
 
 .exte«d,iltK'''''™0' extensive, LaStiM ^^ 1 "'" ""'>''"'"• 
 
 , The muation „f ,h; „. 7'° ^"™""'"'<»fon with the city ' 
 father. ^^^^- H. the late Uiike of^e„t,. H 
 
 vimting 
 the PJa 
 tensive 
 'l^lsvorite 
 they art 
 
 The 
 
 H (listanc 
 
 Islands i 
 
 beinu me 
 
 wofxTed, 
 
 At times 
 
 on tlioir f 
 
 effoetuallj 
 
 the way if 
 
 tenniiiuJk 
 
 and yt^l 
 
 »nce, boui 
 
 «s if by nij 
 
 scenery pr 
 
 riads of wi 
 
 veiy good, 
 
 tity of the. 
 
 great moni( 
 
 *rected the 
 
 ''" '""t '"'"""^i™ wiy to the 
 
 ^ PETER ST9EET; No, 
 
 It is a. i 
 
 can Assume 
 
 lieigbt from 
 
 ' ^liis bei 
 
 'esoi^nre 1 
 
 ' tintario J|P^^■i 
 local tiiiietal 
 head of the S 
 
 *ANY, 
 
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 Or t*tlie uQd^rsigDod,* i' 
 
 "Hiere is , 
 
 to the t,nMFJ|fi|t 
 
 IX*' 
 
 Ir 
 
 ^^agam Fall« 
 
 "houHand Islai 
 
 ■">d the fHr-fni 
 
 ■•md sublime tli 
 
 i'«>ut«. 
 
.',-f? ■ -ait': 
 
 If.;' 
 
 ' .' "^, ^(•SS'^ 
 
 
 ,*%„-■ 
 
 i^'iills of Moiituio. 
 
 SIX miJes distant 
 38 to offer power 
 [OSes, at low rates 
 I others requiring 
 
 neighborhood of 
 
 ^htiiig the cilj- 
 cy. Cotton Coin- 
 iimble from it is 
 ling iminense.' 
 wishing to avail 
 ) manufactuiers 
 ' not only con- 
 3out 275|»aVs 
 in the \li^o^y 
 
 ^ to the FaUV 
 th the city. 
 
 h^thfiA'anl 
 
 oii|£|^i'rn«iIv 
 
 ItflilOJlStvs 
 
 i '^'^'^ 'TH'^'HAND ISLANDS " 
 
 Inlands in the SJ '^^f% ^Ley form the mo„t !"! rf"wnwW t<. BrockviUe 
 
 ^otu^y W.r%^; tS£t '^ '^''f'-' *« «-^h'' ^ "»«'»* bet's 
 
 '"»d y^K^e whirled int. ;nK *i"«"^"'"g sho^H, ,i I '«„ V .".*'*"*" ''^^'upt 
 ance bounded Uy^n t:ZM^:r^':y^^^^^ ..f ir"i;LS^l?'^.''I>P--^ 
 
 
 It 'H H famous 8nofc f r !, l*''^""'ng 
 «t. Uwronco. ttl^l' •''"nsidemiv 
 
 ance bounded l,r«„ inunon, 
 "3 Jf by n.agic, and a hundred 
 Hcenery preHente,! on thin bea 
 nad8ofmldfowlof alldeKcri 
 my good, and one of "he W 
 
 THE SAGI'EKAY. 
 
 It is a river <^fe sfmiiU i. 
 can Assume in wiU , . T '*°'; " ""^.V *" k"i^>w wh.it «•». i* , . 
 height from ^^^ ^^J*" either sid. Hh^'I J^^ -;;1'';^ 
 
 ,,«,rf -' •^'"'•'"^ '"n '•- «-v '».d .;.„„...._ . , . ' ^ •" perpendicular 
 
 .j-nt nmAithe,:;;; .^ h;r"i;Lr"^'f "'^ "i'p««^ 
 
 illl/>w M 
 
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 fins beautiful trip i., eany ,„„» w . , ^ P^rpemlicular 
 
 to ^h?::::L!;';;""fr°f> route i„ .1,0 1. 
 
 Managrep. 
 
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 TJe -h ^peat -f Toupi^t^' -t- l(oute -i- of -i- jjmerica 
 
 THE GKANDTKUNK RAILWAY THE POl'l'UK LINE. 
 
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 THK HT. (ILAIR Ti'.VNKt,, A\l) OTHKR C.)V VKl'TIO.VS AH l-ASSEU IN 
 WlAVKU,lX(i BK THAT POI'l'LAK KlH'TK TO THK 
 WOKLd'R KAIU (JKOl Nim. 
 
 BIJNMNC THK LAC'HINE RAflD.S. 
 
 It iiuiy he of intcreHt to the reader to 
 note tliHt the City of Cliicjigo, tlie site 
 of the Great World's Columbian Exlii 
 bition, IK the WeBteni TerniinuH of the 
 Ohani. Trunk Sybtkm, which i** a c<.n 
 tniuous milway line from Quebec, Mont- 
 real, and all other cities in Canada t., 
 Chicago, and hence presents unuHUiil 
 facilities to %-.iHitorK to the Great Fair. It 
 may not be ainisa, however, in this con- 
 nection to will attenticm to the fact thnt 
 many of the celebrated well-known res,.its 
 on the Aniericjtn Continent are on tliu 
 
 reached by its inuuediate eo.mections; >.r^i:LJf!:/f^{luJ^'7 .^VT"". '" 
 are such as ai-e afforded bv no .,i-h^,.i;., i • '"'=.•"*'**'' '^ <*ners to tourists 
 
 luturnational St ni"' tC SJ^^^^^^ '' ""' ^'"'^ "^ "'J^'- ^''-' 
 
 ««ut.H an almost endlesH diven,ity of seenL^ e»dl7^^^^^ " ^"^'"^7, ^^ich p.e- 
 with the travelling uublic at this^b .L ^' i: .u ' '^ " rP"!*"- thoroughfare 
 tmvelissogSLd w^^^^^^^^^ y^'- when the World's Fair 
 
 ling the immense travel iwee.QuilX 7,'''^ n'^^^ ^"' '^''"^'- 
 
 the W.nW'a Fair (ir.,unds (not: ;4rad^;rttn^^^^^^^^^ "^'"'' ^ '"""•'- ^■'^''''^ '" 
 
 -^^ 
 
 :Peac 
 
 Over a preci 
 Like Erie come t 
 ;,'rander spectacle 
 Waterfalls, t^here , 
 lakes, with the sh 
 that heiglit alone 
 below thiiiiigh wli 
 whkli tlie scenery 
 ttraUHl on Mie coiil 
 ill the Knglisli Ian 
 ■ittemptiiig to 01)11' 
 of the most gracof 
 feelings on Hi-st Ik 
 'lesi;nption has be( 
 length we alighted 
 and felt the grouni 
 Klippery with rain 
 
 l^iUM 
 
 tl.ougluheHi«htof-its'm;gS;iSs.m;;,:I:' •"'"^^ ^^'"" ^^^'"^ J-tice,^pirin, 
 
 SrsI'EXMIO.N 
 
 river immediately 1 
 manner stunned, ai 
 until I came on Tal 
 water ! -that it can 
 how near t«) my Cre 
 instant and lastinjj 
 tranquility, calm r 
 happiness ; nothing 
 heart, an image of I 
 pulses cease to lieat 
 from my view, and 
 
 — pasBod on~ 
 
 water ; what faces, 
 depths ; what Heai 
 many hues," that sli 
 arches which the chi 
 
 but to which neither 
 
 
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 Ai USE. 
 
 JS BRirxiE AMI 
 
 the reader in 
 Jiigo, the sitt) 
 lumbian Kxlii 
 riuinus of the 
 i^hich IN a con 
 Quebec, Mont- 
 
 iit Cnnada to 
 lenfca unuNual 
 heat Fair. It 
 ii ill this con- 
 
 the fact that 
 known resorts 
 it ure on tliu 
 : l^AiLWAY i>r 
 )rH to touristii 
 •f -"The (Jrwu 
 vy which pie- 
 
 thoroughfare 
 
 World's F.iir 
 lity for hand- 
 ulian cities to 
 
 ijular pleasure | 
 ■e unaniinit)', 
 ■1 itil imrts of I 
 1, the siglit (if I 
 des of artistfi. [ 
 ice, inspirinjf j 
 
 HP* 
 
 m 
 
 ■f'''--!''mi:*'i'' 
 
 r^y -c^-f^^csft^'iy^ 
 
 lAGARA FALLS^i^ 
 
 ■ -"— Peached by 
 
 THE 
 
 pRAND Jr^NK ^YSTEM.— 
 
 Over a precipice one hundred and sixty-f„ur feet in h.-i,rl,f fi. ^ * 
 
 :ff ':;;s!;; -n7,j' :!;x™ ts^i; 's'-iSS ^^ -rt'"^ 
 
 length we alighted : and then for the first ti 1 •"''"V>', 'l"'^«<*- He s^iys ; "At 
 
 .UK. felt the /roun.l tren.hle underneath n.^i.' Th'e t k' ^^' Zil!^;''^'' 
 slippery w.th ran, and half-n.eUed .e. /hardly k^r^T/.t'I^ri^i^ra "" 
 
 soon at the l)ottoni, and climb- 
 
 ing, 
 who 
 
 Hl'SPEXHION BllIIXiK. MAOVUA TAU,.-,. 
 
 With two English officers 
 were crossing and had 
 jouied me, over some broken 
 rocks deafened by the noise, 
 lialf l)hnded by the spray, and 
 wet to the skin. We were at 
 the foo^H)f the American Fall. 
 I couhl see an immense torrent 
 of water tejiring headlong down 
 from some great heights, but 
 had no idea ..f shape, or situa- 
 tion. ..r anything but vague 
 imrftensity. When we w^rc 
 seated in the little ferry, boat 
 and vyeie crossing the HWoUen 
 
 lAver immediately before the cat.uact.s, f be'an to fee w rtt it wLk T. .i- ■ ■ 
 manner stum.e,!. and unvble t,, con.p.ohenSe vvstnlss ;^^^^ = but I waH in a 
 
 until I came on Table H.wk and look , J f V "^ t^e scene, ft w.'is not 
 
 water ! -that it came upon me ts f i.o^d? iti?''- T '^^^^'^^ "« l>righl- 
 1...W near to my C'l.ator I wa^s n U^l^ t .^^ At 
 
 instant and h.sting - :.f the treu.en.lots p.fetlde wt^^^ ">?«- 
 
 mnqudity, calm reel lections of the clea. m^at" thoS^^^^ 
 happiness; nothing of gloom or tern.r ^L^ll^^Ai^^^ 
 heart, an image .^f beauty • t,.. re.«i,; ih.'^\ , "*«^«^H "PO" my 
 
 imlHescease to beat S;~ Oh hT^w t ^f '^'T^' V,'"' "»d«"We, until ib^ 
 
 from my view, and lessened in tl.; H Jl^l -""^'r"^''^' '*^ '^''^^ '«« »-««««iod 
 
 ,.Hssed ^.n that enLi;:^^!;^" r: ^^'^tztfin:. ;r r ':ir "^r ^^ 
 
 water; what faces, faded from the ,«i,7h L ui^ K <^"t the thundering 
 
 .l epths : what W.: . "If? ^^""' *''" V!":^'^' lix'ked.out upon me fn.m its .le.. ^ 
 
 :X. ^ 'i::±r:!±.. ^ ^-T^j^ }^^r ^g" .r^i!: gt:^ 
 
 -w 
 
 roiM of 
 
 many nues.n.at showered around: and twined thenmel^es abmr th; T^'^ "' 
 arches winch the changing rainbows m,^ :" "*«ive« an.Mit the gorgeoUa 
 
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 is the far 
 from Ohic: 
 Great Wei 
 the Falls 
 I if the yr( 
 w.iter in 2i 
 The c; 
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 the gorge ' 
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 trt (^levate 
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 ilifticuities ; 
 .1 bridge iiu| 
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 l>otter niythi 
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 iroui hicigc. and 18^ nules fr.Mu Port Huron. It mhe eaHtern tcrminu.. of the - 
 
 (Jreat WVstf.m Hi^iT V A v, ^ "''' ""'^'"i. it 'Whe eaHtern term nu 
 
 he kns Ts spa^.S'Tt V" ^Tf \^''^ ^"'"'^y- ^^'^^ Niagara River beloV 
 
 of the .reat fill ff. ''?', *J?u ^^'1"^.^'^*""* l^''"'^''' .'""t^y rHnked as one 
 
 vvateriH°2Sf,:«V '^Tl 1 \T''l''\. T-^ ^^^'^^^^ "^ t''^ railway tracks above the 
 
 of the rle I'vT'/r 7 ^-V'.'"-'^^'" /»«"^^ con.iderahly n^irrower thaft the bed 
 tl e tforee ii& r'w"* '" ^^""""^ HCijelerate.l. an.l the water ruHhes through 
 
 e de[fh of M, 2 ^"''' '"'r' '" '*^*'"^" '"''" ^'"'«"t co,„u,otion. Although . 
 
 , tiie clcptu of the streain i,s ustiiuHted at 250 feet, the force of the ciurent is si.oh ,,.« 
 
 onc^ Sred „?in^^^^?^ weight of water pas.sing over thc^Falls every ho.Tr is ovw 
 
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 built; by the grand trunk raiIway Co. 
 
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 'ii^^''^j^Mt:l:Lt:lz::j'^r i'^"' ^^"'/« "^ '-tattende,! w^h 
 
 t bridge in nrrcti, • jL Vrtn^f '' ^'""i '"'^"'y "^ '"'■""' y"">..crce, ren<lerirtg 
 
 .tsKl cKi^S;^^^^^^ nsuHl alternatr^ie. Th.n, al«o. hi 
 
 The (Jrand TrnnU wti/ "J"" 7»^' ^^"i »« choked wiUmcc, either solid ^r broken. 
 
 i..ci S l^^^^j^t' ^' ^rr *'r" ^■'^"^""^ *•*»» ^^^ difficulties 
 
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 in the world FfNM^'Sfia^'. . ,' '1^ ?"""® re^poitH, the inoHt reiivvrkahlo 
 
 ^OitfatlliHuanri^^lM .»?^Tr'.!'in^ '^'''*''"' ^'"^J' ^''^^^ t«''U»»le ov=fcr the 
 
 A f*)w KtatiHtioR, -ojily a few, - «h 
 of Hpecml interost, nihy \w given hero. 
 The length f.f th« turniel pr«>|)er'tn iVm 
 feet, and ' ()f the -oi^n pjtrtAls' w ap, 
 . pr. whes, 5^WW feet adilitiorml. or more 
 than t-wo itides in all the InngestiMrb. 
 nihrnie tumjel in the world. It in ft 
 contlnmms. inmjfube, nineteen f««t 
 ten inches ijn dknieteif-, put tflgether 
 in sectfims as the wotk of lH.ring pro- 
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 freight tmai^ in October, vml ;.« little. , 
 •#re than three your* liieing reiiuired 
 
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 of the rai,„,. I, h„ acc„,„,„od,u,„„ for a,.. „„„ar«, g„e,.,, .„,, 
 
 . . o„e „f ,„e ,„„ t c,„„,„„,i„„, „, wei, »s „„. „f i,, „,„,. ,„,„,„,,,,, 
 
 i.ou«,s i„ «„„.,,.. U i, ,upp,Ud with Wlliard r<«„,, b„„,i„g ^k, 
 
 . -d „ pn.„e„„d,., b.U, .„d concert ,„.n, .„„ ,, ji„,.„^ ,„.„ ,„^^„^; 
 
 . -evcnty by thirty-fivc feet, ^e f„,.„i,„i,„, ,,„ .„ „„^ „^^ „,„^ 
 
 .exceed,,,,,, h«nd,,„™r «,.d the h„,.,e i, ,„ppH., ,wth hot a„d cold 
 
 "■""""" ""' -"f ™- "«"' """ ""' """■"«'■»'"■ «-' 'he grourfd, 
 -rounding it bei4^i„,™l„„^, by elecincity'at night. The outdoor 
 .Ur.etv.„, nre Uw„ ,e„„i, e.™,„et, «,hi„g, Uni.i„g. Wi„,, .„„ 
 , "I'lving. (See cut of Hotel.) 
 /v. ^"•e»'«.mer"M«u.„i,.i".™«,<,„i,,.f^^ „„.^ Ife^„., ,„ 
 , he M„„d H„„,„, , ,.,.te,ry h„iU on „„ i„a„d of the I,„eh.,ge, in 
 th. .-.dstofthe n.„st ,nag„i,iee„t .sceneo^ .peoi.l.y for the .cc„,n^„. 
 <^o>. of angler, an. ton.iat,. U i, .Uo well ,„pp,ied with i. 
 «d c»„o», i, under the «,„e managemc. „ th^ Hotel Rober,.l, and 
 . '» """""xAtion for nearly a hundred gu^'t',. 
 
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 ■«(1 guests, and 
 58t coiufortabic 
 bowling alley, 
 
 l»all ineasuros 
 luite new and 
 
 hot and cold 
 1 the grourfd,":* 
 
 The outdoor 
 
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 lioberval t(» 
 L>i8charge, in 
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 weighuig nearly 200,0(X) pounds The boilers ^ 'L7>P« ten driving wbeel * and 
 boxes im incheH Icng aid 42 ncL. w de and /.*'"'','?" V" ^^'"'"**«'-' "'«««- 
 ( m,uefce, ^i^h 28.inch stroke ** These m i«r ■'' ''^^"'^^••^ «« 22 inches in 
 this service by the celebrated Baldwin iT f- ''T""';: ^"'■*' ''"''* eHpecially for 
 , ^ The cost of fchiH greartunne Iw^^r^^^^ ^^r\«' <'f PhiladelnL, Pa^ 
 
 4,(^30 cars can be aaily moved thrm^^h if :iT' "'"^ '^^*'" '* '" under8t.«Kl that 
 .W.rious transfer by fe^rf .\' Zu y' it'thar^"'"' "'^^^ ^^« "'"^ ^ 
 was one which will yield a «uick and nrnfi i . f he enormous expenditure 
 
 t.e enterprise iw due to Si> HeZ IvW o %^'ri J'^«.]"'"»'- "' promoting 
 rnink Railway, and he was abW LiSd' bv Sir*-!"" ' ^Z'-f'"' "^ *'^« ^tmnd 
 Manager, and the engineer, Mr/josTh Holion 4'"''* ^'""^T^ ^^^^ ^«»«"'J 
 hiving been demonstmted, it is noTnmnorrf, ^ ^" «""«!•« °M*^ ""^^^^kinfe 
 t'» Hcc<.mm,;dato the increasimr IImI X ^ -^ construct another by its side 
 oast b,mnd. the Uh^^r S^est bl^dZ r"'"^'"«.'' ^,""'''« '"^^' ^^^ one f^^ 
 Sy.te„ifarin..ivanceof:nrcXStor:rrh^ '^' «™"^ Tru"'' 
 
 ■UHnent .haracte" Ks tonstfucUo aXfwm tmV"'"« "V^'^^'"*'*^ ^^ *^« f^- 
 . s projectoi-s, ,^nd a tribute to tC hu" .niJl i T "" ? ''^*'"« monument t.. 
 <Jrand Trunk lU.lway Ccmimny ^^hZ hi hi« h^^ T"'' "**'* resources of the 
 «'iue nature's lierrien. a« tliev hL . i ? *'"""®' "#'*"' successfully over- 
 
 Vict-,riaahdS.«.,Tnrm uSjes ^'"^''^"'^ly <i""« by~4^e construction of X 
 
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