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HOW TO SEE THE 1000 ISLftNDS flOW 
 
 FaadnatiiiK Trips Hade by the Steamers 
 of the Thousand Island Steamboat Co. 
 
 Fifty Mile Itamble every afternoon on the 
 Steamer Islander KivinK a ffrond tour amonK 
 the finest of the American and wildest of the 
 Canadian Islands, passing all points or histori- 
 cal interest, and positively tlie only steamer 
 pussinK througrh the exciting Lost Channel. 
 
 The famous and world-renowned Search 
 Light Excursion on the steel plate Steamer St. 
 Lawrknck will be run every evening, (Sun- 
 days included) making a grand tour of the 
 American and wildest of the Canadian Islands 
 in the dead of night and with her 1,000,000 Can- 
 dle Power Electric Search Light. 
 
 Trip to Canada on the majestic, palace 
 Steamer Empire State, (capacity 1,000 passen- 
 gers), to the interesting and historical City of 
 Kingston, daily, (Sundays and Mondays excep- 
 ted), giving a grand view of old Fort Frederick 
 on the entrance to Kingston Harbor, and al- 
 lowing passengers four hours to view the many 
 interesting sights in the oldest city of the 
 Dominion of Canada. 
 
 For time-table of the above trips see pagf s 8-0 
 A Grand Sunday Trip. 
 
 The Steamer Empire State makes a beauti- 
 ful trip every Sunday to Itrockville and 
 Ogilouslmrg au<l return, giving a beautiful 
 view of the Islands of the lower St. Lawrence, 
 tnuchmg at Brockville each way. Leaving 
 Clayton at 9 A. M. Keturning leave Ogdens- 
 burg at 2 P. M. 
 
 Fare for each of the above trips only 50 cents. 
 
 First-class meals served on board. 
 SPBCXAI, NOTICB. 
 
 A Grand Monday Trip to I/ake-ou-the- 
 Monntaln, Kingston and Plcton. 
 
 The new steel-plate, upper saloon Steamer 
 America will make a trip every Monday 
 during July and August to Kingston, Lake on 
 the Mountain and Picton, giving a grand view 
 of Lake Ontario, and passing through the un- 
 rivaled scenery of the far-famed Bay of Quintc, 
 touching at Lake on the Mountain to enable 
 passengere to examine this mystery of myste- 
 ries, a bottomless lake hundreds of feet above 
 the level of Lake Ontario, the source of which 
 has never been discovered. The phenomenon 
 of phenomena. Fare from river points to 
 Lake on the Mountain and Picton 75 cents : to 
 Kingston 50 cents. 
 
 For full time-table of this trip, see page 32. 
 
 
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 cry afternoon on the 
 g a ffrand tour among 
 an and wildest of the 
 ; all points or hlstori- 
 ■ely tlie only steamer 
 ting Lost Channel. 
 irld-rcnowneU Search 
 iteel plate Steamer St. 
 every evening, (Sun- 
 a ifrand tour of the 
 the Canadian Islands 
 with her 1,000,000 Can- 
 uh Light. 
 
 the majestic, palace 
 (capacity 1,000 passen- 
 anu historical City of 
 i'8 and Mondays excep- 
 r of old Fort f'roderiok 
 l^ton Harbor, and al- 
 ours to view the many 
 10 oldest city of the 
 
 hove tripe see pagfsS-O 
 nday Trip. 
 iTATE makes a beauti- 
 Y to lirockville and 
 , giving a beautiful 
 e lower St. Lawrence, 
 ) each way. Leaving 
 :urniDg leave Ogdens- 
 
 love trips only 50 cents, 
 d on board. 
 
 NOTICB. 
 
 ;lp to I<ake-oii-the- 
 ton and Plcton. 
 
 upper saloon Steamer 
 , trip every Monday 
 r to Kingston, Lake on 
 a, giving a grand view 
 ssing through the un- 
 r- famed Bay of Quinte, 
 le Mountain to enable 
 his mystery of myste- 
 undrods of feet above 
 o, the source of which 
 ed. The phenomenon 
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 ,nd Picton 75 cents : to 
 
 this trip, see page 33. 
 
 THOUSAND ISLANDS. 
 
 From CHICAGO 
 
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 Tuke the iMku Shore i 
 
 Railroad to Niagara Falls ; then the Now 
 
 York ftentral & Hudson lllvor and Home, 
 
 Watertown & Ogdensljurg Kailroad to 
 
 Clayton. 
 
 Prom NIAGARA PALLS: 
 
 Take the New York Central & Hudson 
 ■Rivnv Railroad and the Rome, Water, 
 town & Ogdensburg Railroad to Clayton. 
 
 Prom NSW gOKK: 
 
 Take the New York Central & Hudson 
 River Railroad to Clayton. 
 
 Prom CLAgTON: 
 
 Take one of the elegant steamers down 
 the Beautiful St. Lawrence river. 
 
 Prom MONTRBAL: 
 
 Take one of the daily line of Steamers of 
 the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Com- 
 paar. 
 
Thousand 
 
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 River St. Lawrence. 
 
 Alexandria Bau, N. y. 
 
 The Largest and Best Equipped 
 Hotel on the St. Lawrence River. 
 Capacity Five Hundred. Rooms En 
 Suite and Single. Unexcelled Ac- 
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 HOTELS ftND BOftROING HOUSES 
 
 CLAYTON. 
 
 Hiibimn) llouse. Mrs. K. M. HiihtMrtl, |:!.riO. 
 Walton llousK!, T. M. Kssolstyn, $2..^. 
 New Wimlsor Hotel, W. V. Hawcs. $-'.50. 
 Hayes House, I'. K. Hayes, %\.'*y 
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 Mm. 1). R. Smith, 9,\:£y. 
 
 Mi-s. H. M. Dewey. $1.2». 
 ThousHiKl Islands MoanlinK House, Mrg. 
 
 Thos. Keese, Jl.il. 
 Kendall CottUKe. ¥. Kendall, Sl.Vl. 
 
 ROUND ISLAND PARK. 
 
 The Frontenae, E. D. Dickinson, $:).()*) and 
 
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 GRENELL ISLAND. 
 
 Pullman llous*!, W. P. Kogei-s, f:.'.(H). 
 
 THOUSAND ISLAND PARK. 
 
 The Columliian, InKlehurt & Son, S^MW. 
 The New EuBlaud, W. H. Prine, $!.«». 
 Rochester <"ottai{e, Mrs. A. Heblwrd, S1.60. 
 Wiley Cottage. H. W. Millard. fl.(iO. 
 Fern Cotiaire, .1. P. Bllllnijs, f 1.5(». 
 Houifh Cottane, 1). L. Uronk, $2.00. 
 
 FINE VIEW PARK. 
 
 Fine View Houst', (1. W. Ilretach, 83.00. 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE PARK. 
 
 Central Park Hotel, W.H. Southworth,$a.60. 
 
 EDGEWOOD PARK. 
 
 The Edtrewood, M. Urigifg, *it.00and $4.00. 
 
 ALEXANDRIA BAY. 
 
 Thousand Island House, .T. II. Wigtar. $4.00. 
 
 The Oossman, V. W. Crossman, $4.00. 
 
 Marsden House. O. A. Marsden. $2.00. 
 
 JetTerson Houpe, Z. Uiirness, $2.00. 
 
 Bay View House, W. Fall. $2.00. 
 
 Walton Cottage, Mrs. W. IJ. Walton, $2.00. 
 
 Woodworth Cottage, Mrs. Woodworth, 
 
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 Boarding Houa;, S. M. Miller, $l..'iO. 
 
 Mrs. E. A. Barker, %\J*i. 
 fiakcwood Cottage, R. .1. Brown, $2.00. 
 
 WESTMINSTER PARK. 
 
 Hotel Westminster, Inglehart & aon,$!J.00. 
 
 GRAND VIEW PARK. 
 
 Grand View House, H. Child, $2..">0. 
 
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 boat Co. on PrecedlnK Tagea. 
 
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 mllo tour of l!<liiMilx. c sti'iinivr Kiii|>iri' t<iHtr« 
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 I VliuH^iU, N. v.. witli thiimtfli sltrpliiif iiir lor 
 Albany, New York, i-tc. e ('oiini'rtfi iit Oliiy- 
 tou with tliiiiUKli nliH-ping our for Allmiiy, 
 New Vork, ftiv f Oinlttt-ci on MoiidiiyH. 
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 Mondnyn onlv. h Krldiiys iiikI Sutunliiys only. 
 '■ FIhk f*tiition«. 1: SiiM(lnyH oidy. Subject to 
 change without notice. 
 
 OODENSBURG. 
 
 StwimiT E.Mi'iiiK STAiK milked u trip toDtr- 
 donnbiirtr ovory t^iindiiy nnd Monday iis follows: 
 
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 U'livi' Cliivloii !•:(«! A. M., Hound Isliiiid !':UI. 
 OrtMU'll rslimd !i:-,ii, Kini' Vli'W Park H:;in. St. 
 r.awrcnco I'lirk !t:4ri, I'oint Vivian ".1:00, Alc.v- 
 iindriii l««y 10:iiit, iirrivc Hrookvillo ll::it), <>(f- 
 denBbiirti: K-M. U'uve OttdonNburtf -':(K) 1'. M., 
 Prt'Bitott -'.in, llrockvllli" ;i:IO. Alcximdria May 
 4:45, Point Vivian .riK). St. I.ttwrtMiic Park .5.1>i>, 
 Vim View Park .">::.'.'), (ironell Island .V.IIS, Koiind 
 Island .'i.511. arrivf Clayton il:(Mi. Kutin-alnv 
 .■steamer will leave Clayton rt.iid P. .M., arri\ in»f 
 Brockville It.l.'i, (lifileiisbiirif lt(:l."). 
 
 MONDAY TI.MK TAHI.K. 
 
 Leave Ourdensbiirn; -'tOD P. M., Preseolt tJ:ll), 
 Brockville :t:IO. arrive Alexandia Hay 4;;», 
 Thousand l.sland Park S.lft, Clayton ii-A't. r-eave 
 Clayton «:;!(), Thousand Island Park 7;(I0, Alex- 
 andria Hay 7:4.'», arrive Hrookvllle Ma, Prescott 
 lOiT), OgdensburK 10::)0. 
 
 STEAMER JESSIE BAIN 
 
 Makes the following trips between ('lay ion and 
 Vine View Park. 
 
 I/javo Clayton 7.00, 8.45, 10.00, U.yo. A. M.; 
 12.45, :i.l5,;i.30, 4.45 P.M. 
 
 lA;ave Fine \'icw Park 7.35, 9.20, 10.36 A. M.; 
 13.06, 1.20, 2..')0, 4.05, 5.20 P. M. 
 
 Stops eaoli trip at Hound Island, Grenell 
 Island and Thousand Island Park. 
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 Leave Alexandiiii Bay duiiy (Sunday and 
 Mouday excepted) 9 A. M., Thousand Igland 
 Park 9-JiO A. M., Itouiid Island 10:10 A. M., Clay- 
 ton 10:20 A. M., iirrivintf in Kinj^ston 11:50 A. M. 
 Keturninjf, leaves Kiuwston 4 I'. M.,arHvlnKut 
 Clayton 5:40 P. M., liound Island 5:50 P. M., 
 Thousand IslMiid Park 6:10 P. M., Alexandria 
 Ray 7 P. M. 
 
 Fifty Miles Among the Islands. 
 Takesteamer Nkw Island AVandbkbb. 
 
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 Leave Alexandria IJay 8, Edifewood ParS 
 H.05, Point Vivian 8.10, 8t. Lawrence Park 8.16, 
 Fine View h.'M. Thousand Island Park 8.36, 
 Grenell Island K.40. Hound Island 8.50. Clayton 
 », f lananoque It.W, Lost Channel 1(>.30, West- 
 minstOT Park 11 10. arrive Alexandria Bay tL30. 
 
 AtTKRNOON TRIP. 
 
 Leave Alexandria Bay 2.16, Edgewood 2.80, 
 Point \ ivian 2.25, St. Lawrence Park 2.30, Fine 
 View 2.4,'). Thfmsand Island Park 3.50, Grenell 
 luand a.55. IJound Island 3.0i"i, Clayton 3.15, 
 Oananoque 4.a5, Lost Channel 4.45, Westmin- 
 ster Park 5.10: arrive Alexandria Bay 6.30. 
 
 SUNDAYS ONLY. 
 
 Leave Clayton 2 P. M.. Hound Island 2.05, 
 Grenell Island 2.20, Fine View 2.30, St. Law- 
 rence Park 2.46, Point Vivian 2.50, Kdgewood 
 2.66, Alexandria Bay 3. Westminster 3.25, Lost 
 Channel ■S.m-, arrive Clayton 5.00. 
 
 Fifty Mile Rannble. 
 
 Take steamer Isla noer. 
 
 I^ave Clayton 1.45 P. M., Round Island 1.66. 
 
 Thousand Island Park 2.10, Alexandria Bay 3; 
 
 returnin«, arrives CI .yton 6.50, Hound Island 
 
 6, Thousand Island Park 6.20, Alexandria Bay 
 
 Fifty Mile Kamble— Sunday. 
 
 Take steamer St. Lawrbncb. 
 Leave Alexandria Bay X P.M.,Pine View Pork 
 1.45, Round Island 2.06, Clayton 2.16: returning, 
 arrives Alexandria Bay 4.20, Pine View 6.(8, 
 Round Island 6.30, Clayton 5.40. 
 
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 'housand Island Park 8.36, 
 KouDd Island 8.50. Clayton 
 Lost Channel 1(>.30, West- 
 arrive Alexandria Bay tL30. 
 
 5RNOON TRIP. 
 
 a Bay 2.15, Edgewood 2.80, 
 St. Lawrence Park 2.30, Fine 
 d Island Park 3.50, Orcnell 
 I Island 3.0i"i, Clayton 3.15, 
 ost Channel 4.45, Westmin- 
 •e Alexandria Hay 5.30. 
 
 DAYS ONLY. 
 
 p. M.. Uound Island 2.05, 
 I, Fine View 2.30, St. Law- 
 lint Vivian 2.50, Bdgewood 
 y 3. Westminster 3.25, Lost 
 ,' Clayton 6.00. 
 
 Alle 'Ramble. 
 
 amer Islander. 
 5 P. M., Round Island 1.65, 
 iirk 2.10, Alexandria Bay 3; 
 CI .y ton 6.60, Hound Island 
 Park 6.20, Alexandria Bay 
 
 Ramble— Sunday. 
 ler St. Lawrbnck. 
 
 Bay X P.M.,Pine View Park 
 .06, Clayton 2.15; returning, 
 
 Bay 4.20, Pine View 5.(», 
 Clayton 6.40, 
 
 8 
 
 WHERE TO GO TO-DrtV. 
 
 [tON'nNTKK.I 
 
 electric Search L-lght. 
 
 Take steamer St. Lawrknck. 
 
 Leaves Alexandria Bay 7.15 P. M., Thousand 
 Island Park 8.05, Hound Island 8.25, Clayton 
 8.35; returninir. arrives Alexandria Bay 10, 
 Thousand Island Park 10.50, Uound Island 11.05, 
 Clayton 11.15. 
 
 Sunday Search-Light. 
 
 Take steamer .St. Lawrenob. 
 
 Leaves Clayton 7 P. M., Hound Island 7.10. 
 Fine View 7.36, Alexandria Bay 8.15: returninir, 
 arrives Clayton 0.45, Round Island n.55. Fine 
 View 10.20, Alexandria Bay 11. 
 
 TRIP TO OGDBriSBURe. 
 
 Take steamer Island Belle. 
 
 Leave Clayton 7 A. M.. Hound Island 7.05, 
 Grenell Island 7.15, Thousand Island Park 7.20, 
 Fine View 7.25, St. I,awrence Park 7.35, Point 
 Vinian 7.40, Edgcwood Park 7.50, Alexandria 
 Bay 8; arrive Ogdensburg 11; returning, leave 
 Ogdensburg 2. P.M.. Alexandria Bay 6.30,Edge- 
 wood Park 5.H5, Point Vinian 545, St. T,nwrence 
 Park 5.50, Fine View 6.10, Thousand Island 
 Park 6.15, Grenell Island 6.20, Hound Island 0.25; 
 arrive Clayton (1,30. 
 
 Illumination and Search-l-iaht 
 Tries 
 
 Take 8t«amer New Island Wanderer every 
 evening except Sunday. 
 
 Leave Clayton 7.15 P. M.,' Hound Island 7.20, 
 +Grenell Island 7.25, Thousjind Island Park 7.30, 
 +Fine View Park 7.,35,+(>ntral Park 7.45, tPoInt 
 Vivian 7.50, tEdgewood 8; arrive Alexandria 
 Hay 8.15; returning, leave Alexandria Bay 8.50, 
 +Edifewood 8..W, IPoint Vivian 9, tCentral Park 
 lt.05. Vine View Park 9.25, Thousand Island 
 Park 9.80, +Orenell Island «.*>, Hound Island 
 9.45; arrive Clayton 10.0 5. 
 
 i-Stops on siirnais. " 
 
 _^ii 
 
Tj^FRONTLNflG. 
 
 i^oUNd isLaNd, 
 
 CLfi 
 
 Ttiousand Islands, „oi 
 
 St. Lawrence River, 
 
 ) ( 
 
 GRI 
 
 TH« 
 
 ST 
 
 PO 
 
 The established popularity of Tlie 
 Frontenac entitles it to be, as it is, 
 leading Hotel on the St. Lawrenc 
 With its commanding river and sunsit 
 views, its broad piazzas affording 
 promenade of seven hundred feet, ii 
 pleasant interior, and the many features 
 for comfort and convenience, combini.« 
 to make it a most delightful summer 
 resort. 
 
 Located one and one-half miles below 
 Clayton, ihe terminus of theR., W. S\ 
 O. branch of the N. Y. C. & H. R. Raily^L 
 road. Steamboats connect with all 
 trains. 
 For particulars address 
 
 E.X5. ■DICKINSON, 
 
 Manager 
 
 Frontenac, Jefferson Co. , N. Y. 
 Ill 
 
 GF 
 
 Wl 
 
}NTLNflG. 
 
 rJD isLaNd. 
 
 Islands, 
 
 t,. Lawrence River. 
 
 bed popularity of Tlu 
 ;itles it to be, as it is, a 
 
 on tbe St. Lawrenc 
 Handing river and sunsit 
 oad piazzas affording a 
 
 seven hundred feet, its 
 or, and tbe many features 
 ind convenience, combini,* 
 
 most delightful summer 
 
 U.S. MAILS 
 
 ARRIVE AND CI.OSK AS KOM.OWS: 
 CLAYTON. 
 
 Arrive. 
 Clow. . . . 
 
 A.M. A.M. I'.M. P.M. I'M. 
 
 .^:4,-. 10:20 .5;ai .I:;)!) HAI 
 '.'... H:15 4:2.5 H:4-"> 
 
 ROUND ISLAND. 
 
 A.M. A.M. 
 
 Arrive 'WXt 10:40 
 
 Cldse x:0» 
 
 GRENELL ISLAND. 
 
 A.M. 
 
 Arrive 10:55 
 
 CloSf :40 
 
 THOUSAND ISLAND PARK. 
 
 A.M. A.M. 
 
 Arrive ti::in 11:00 
 
 Close 1:15 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE PARK. 
 
 A.M. A.M. 
 
 Arrive 7:25 11:25 
 
 Close :15 11:1-' 
 
 POINT VIVIAN. 
 
 A.M. A.M. 
 
 Arrive T:»> \\-^\ 
 
 Close r:-'0 11:10 
 
 and one-half miles below 
 terminus of theR., W. &\ ..^„.. „.x, 
 
 he N. Y. C. & H. R. RailyALEXANDRIA BAY 
 
 iboats connect with all 
 
 lars address 
 
 ..X5. -DICKINSON, 
 
 Manager, 
 
 , Jefferson Co., N. Y. 
 
 10 
 
 AM. M. 
 
 Arrive T:10 12:00 
 
 Close ':"" 
 
 GRAND VIEW PARK. 
 
 AM. 
 
 Arrive 13:00 
 
 Close «.!«» 
 
 WESTMINSTER PARK. 
 
 A.M. 
 
 Arrive 7:30 
 
 Close 
 
 u 
 
 I'.M. I'.M. 
 ,5:50 
 3:20 MO 
 
 m 
 
 I'M. I'M. 
 
 I'KiiO 
 
 H:«i T:;iO 
 
 P.M. I'M. 
 3:10 «:3.'> 
 :i:00 fi:25 
 
 I'.M. I'.M. 
 
 ;i:ft-. B:30 
 2:.V) (1:20 
 
 I'.M. I'.M. 
 
 7:00 8:00 
 3:00 7:15 
 
 P.M. 
 
 7:00 
 2:00 
 
 I'.M. P.M. 
 
 2:30 8:30 
 7:;(0 «:30 
 
 ».' 
 
'1* 1 xN I IC 'r A 13 1^ IS . 
 
 Alexandria Bau Steamboat Go. 
 
 LOCAL TIMK TAIILK. 
 
 A.M. A.M. P.M. P..M. P.M. 
 
 lifuvo Alex. Bay.. . a«.«) u11.30 a2.15 a5.3() a9.10 
 
 " EdKew'd P'k 8.W. ll..sr> 3.20 &.Xi 0.1,5 
 
 " Point Viviau 8.10 11.40 2.25 5.40 9.ai 
 
 " St. I4iw. P'k. 8.15 11.45 2.at 5.45 d:ir, 
 
 " FIneVlewPk 8.!K) 12.00 3.45 fl.tIO 9.4" 
 
 " 1000 Isl. Pit.. 8.35 12.ft-. 2.60 6.05 0.4.^ 
 
 " Gi-enoilTsl... H.40 13.10 2.55 B.IO 9..tII 
 
 " Koiiml Isl.... 8.50 12.20 3.05 H.20 10.00 
 
 " Clayton ».(I0 12.30 3.15 (1.30 lO.in 
 
 Arrive OaniuUHiuc. 9.50 4.05 
 
 Leave '• , »..'iO 4.05 
 
 Arrive Alex. Itay.., 11.30 5.80 
 
 Arrive Clay ton 12.30 (i30 
 
 A..M. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. 
 
 LeuveClayton aO.OO aU.45 a3.15 iiT.15 bIO.Ih 
 
 " K. Island... 13..10 7.20 lO.lo 
 
 " (Jrenell Isl. £8 12..55 »8 7.85 10.2(i 
 
 " T.I.Park.. S< 1.00 g 5 7.30 10.2,', 
 
 " F. V. Park. | « 1.05 | » 7.;i5 10.3(1 
 
 •• St.Law.P'k. |S 1.20 |S 7.45 10.4U 
 
 " I't. Vivian . S S 1.2') % S 7.50 10.4.-| 
 
 " Krtgew'tlPk II I.;i5 11 8.0(» 10.,Vi 
 
 » i * 4 
 
 « t- a »- 
 
 Arrive Alex. Uay .11.30 1.45 6.30 8.15 11.00 
 
 Steamer l8LA.Ni) Bbllb runs to OifdensburK 
 
 each day as follows: down. 
 
 Leave Clayton 7:00 A. M. 
 
 " Uound Island 7:10 " 
 
 " Thousand Island Park 7:30 "' 
 
 " Fine View Park 7:35 " 
 
 " St. Lawrence Park 7:50 " 
 
 '■ Point Vivian 8:00 " 
 
 " Kdf;ewood Park 8:10 " 
 
 " Alexandria Bay 8;16 " 
 
 Arrive Otrdensburtir 11;80 •' 
 
 UP. 
 
 Leave Ovdensliurfj: 2:00 P. SI. 
 
 " Alexandria Bay 6:60 " 
 
 " Edjfcwoofl Park 6:10 " 
 
 " Point Vivian 6:20 " 
 
 " St. Lawrence Park 6:90 " 
 
 " FiuoViewPark 6:45 " 
 
 " 1000 Island Park 6:60 " 
 
 " Uound Island 7:15 '• 
 
 Arrive Clayton 7:26 " 
 
 A and B— Daily except Sunday. I) -Daily. 
 12 
 
 U 
 
 Ai 
 A 
 
 L< 
 
 A 
 L< 
 
 A 
 
 Pi 
 
 I 
 
Bau Steamboat Go. 
 
 At, TIMK TAULK. 
 
 A.M. A.M. P.M. P..M. P.M. 
 
 . . AH.U) Ull.80 A2.15 a5.3() A9.1II 
 
 'k 8.W. 11.35 3.20 6.»> O.K) 
 
 lU 8.IU 11.40 2.25 5.40 9.;.'>i 
 
 k. 8.15 11.45 2.80 5.45 O.a'i 
 
 »k 8.i)0 12.00 2.45 tl.t)0 9.4(1 
 
 .. 8.35 la.ft-. 2.60 «.05 «.4.^ 
 
 .. «.40 12.10 2.55 B.IO 9..tII 
 
 .. 8.50 12.20 3.05 H.20 10.00 
 
 .. ».(«) 12.30 3.15 O.ao 10.111 
 
 c. U.60 4.05 
 
 . 9.50 4.05 
 
 .,11.30 5.80 
 
 ..12.30 (i80 
 
 A. it. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. 
 
 . aO.OO All.45 A3.15 iiT.15 HlO.ln 
 
 12..'->0 7.20 10.1.1 
 
 , S 8 13..Vi t 8 7.25 10.2(1 
 
 S 3 1.00 S 3 7.30 10.2,'. 
 
 I s 1.05 Ss 7,;i5 io.3ci 
 
 . 11 1.20 I S 7.45 10.40 
 
 . S 5 1.25 S S 7.50 10.4.-I 
 
 I II '■•'^ 31 •*•'** 10-'>'"' 
 
 * i it 
 
 lU C W K 
 
 » H a »- 
 
 .11.30 1.45 5.;«) 8.15 11.00 
 
 FtBi.i.B nius to OifdcDsburif 
 s: DOWN. 
 
 7:00 A.M. 
 
 id 7:10 " 
 
 sland Park 7:80 "' 
 
 Caik 7:35 " 
 
 sePark 7:50 " 
 
 m 8:00 " U 
 
 'ark 8:10 " 
 
 nay 8;16 " 
 
 i 11.30 •' 
 
 UP. 
 
 f 2:00 P.M. 
 
 Bay 5:60 " 
 
 Park 6:10 " 
 
 n 6:20 " 
 
 n'Paik 6:80 " 
 
 'ark 6:45 " 
 
 'ark 6:60 " 
 
 nd 7:16 '■ 
 
 7:25 " 
 
 xcppt Sunday. I) -Dally. 
 13 
 
 r I M I-:: t .x w i^ tc . > 
 
 Alexandria Bau Steamboat Go. { 
 
 [CO.NTINI.'KI).] ,. 
 
 --, i^.o 
 
 New Island Wanderer's Trip. 
 
 A. .M. (•. M. 
 
 Leave Ali'xaiidria Itay 8:00 ■..':15 
 
 " +Kdfjewoo<l 8:05 3:20 
 
 " +Polnt VIvluii 8:10 3:35 
 
 •• +St. Lawrence Park 8.15 3:;iO 
 
 " +Fine View 8:30 3:45 
 
 " 10U» Island Park 8;35 3:.'iO 
 
 " Hirenell Piirk 8:40 3.-.'>5 
 
 " Hound Island 8:,50 :i:05 
 
 " Clayton 9.-0(l 3:15 
 
 " Gananoque 9:60 4;06 
 
 " Westminster Park Il:i0 5:10 
 
 Arrive Alexandria Itay ll;*! 5:30 
 
 After each round trip the steamer will leiivo 
 Alexandria Hay, ot ll;;*!, 5:;to, for Clayton, 
 toueliinKat iutcrmediur« ports. 
 
 New Island Wanderer's Sunday Trip. 
 
 I". M. 
 
 Leave Cinj ton 3:00 
 
 " Itounil Island 3:05 
 
 " Orcnell (slHn<l 3:20 
 
 " Fine View Isliind 2:,'iO 
 
 " St. Luwrenee I'ark 2:40 
 
 " Point Vivian 2:50 
 
 " Edjrewood Park 2:,">5 
 
 •' Alexandria Hay 3:00 
 
 • Westminster Park 3:35 
 
 Arrive Clayton 5:00 
 
 Illumination Kxcurslon Wednesday and 
 Saturday Evenings. 
 
 Leave < Jlay ton 7:15 
 
 ■' Round Island '-.'M 
 
 Grenell Island :35 
 
 " T. LPark ..7.!» 
 
 " +Fine View 7:35 
 
 •■ +8t. Lawrence Park 7.45 
 
 " +Pt. Vivian 7:50 
 
 • +EdH;ewood 8.00 
 
 Arrive Alexandria Bay 8:15 
 
 Passengers taking: this trip at any point will IM 
 
 returned . 
 
 + Stn|>8nn signal. 
 13 
 
.Central 
 
 Park 
 
 •Hotel, 
 
 
 special 
 Attractions: 
 
 BATHING, 
 BOATING. 
 BILLIA-R-DS, 
 TENNIS. 
 
 enoQU ET. 
 
 PISHING. Etc. 
 
 u 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE PARK. 
 
 WM. B. SOUTHWORTH, IKlandQer. 
 
 Rates : $3.00 to $3.50 per day. 
 
 Special rates for families by the 
 
 week or month. 
 
 Central Park Hotel xtaiula in themklat * 
 of its own charming grounds, surrounded 
 byalarge and beautiful Park, shaded by 
 large ami stately trees and it immediately 
 on the river bank. 
 
 i 
 
 RO 
 
 Ro 
 (C. 
 Isl 
 
 Ti 
 
 Lc 
 
 Ai 
 U 
 
\lJ 
 
 
 W PARK' 
 
 VORTH, Mandger. 
 
 $3.50 per day. 
 r families by the 
 r month. 
 
 'el s/(( tida in the in uM 
 grounds, surrounded 
 tifid Park, shaded by 
 •esaiid is immediately 
 
 BATHING, 
 BOATING. 
 BILLIA-R-DS, 
 TBNNIS. 
 CnOQUET, 
 PISHING, etc. 
 u 
 
 ROGHtSTER, 1,000 ISLANDS ftND 
 OGDENSBURG NftV. GO. 
 
 Steamer Bon Vovaqe plying between 
 Rochester (Charlotte), Oswego, Kingston 
 (Can.). Clayton, Round Island. Thousand 
 Island Park and Alexandria Bay. 
 
 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. 
 
 Leave Hochester. N. Y. C JiggP;. 
 
 •' Charlotte ^.^ •> 
 
 Arrive Oswego h-oq •• 
 
 ^^^ KingstonrCanaUa::::::: *^A.M. 
 
 " Thousand Island Park 7.« ,, 
 
 Arrive Alexandria Itey "•*' 
 
 Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays. 
 
 ^y^ 4KS^!si^p^":;:-" i| Y' 
 
 .. liound Island (on siirnal)..- 1.55 ,. 
 " Clayton ^^.rjQ " 
 
 Kingston glgQ .' 
 
 Arrive Oswego [igrOOmidt. 
 
 I^ave '• •- '..... 6:30 a.m. 
 
 Arrive Charlotte ..... - - - - - ^45 .. 
 
 " Rochester, N. Y. I' ''" 
 
 N«TE-On Sunday steamer will leave Alexan- 
 dria Bay 4 P. M., Kingston . P. M. 
 15 
 
THE &DOEWOOD. 
 
 ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y. 
 
 The most refined and homelike re- 
 sort on the 8t. Lawrence River. 
 
 Rl 
 
 The i)X(;ell«iit locHtion of Kilirewooil Phi-K 
 and the nlm>iu>(' of fogs, ilamptiosfi, inoHuuitoes 
 uudoltu-r iiiiiioyintr foiitiires (OmnicferiKti*! oi 
 sutnmi'i- rcsoits mak<-H it uiiiMiralicied in it- 
 H()vHiita)r<-s 1(1 rhow scfkintr n-al cnjoyiticni 
 and lest. 
 
 KisliiuK: and lioating' facilitic-ssucond to none. 
 Stearaor "Franklin" for charter to private 
 partio!!. RlcH'trie ferry to and from Alexan- 
 dria Hay. 
 
 Special Features: 
 
 TENNIS 
 BOWLING 
 
 CROQUET 
 BILLIARDS 
 
 M. A. BTIIGGS, Manager. 
 
 
 Rapli 
 
 Dm 
 
 Moat 
 
 1C« 
 «WtTJ 
 •v«rj 
 UUlu 
 oobtli 
 
 16 
 
lOEWOOD. 
 
 lA BAY, N. Y. 
 
 i and homelike re 
 Lawrence River. 
 
 RICHELIEU AND ONTARIO 
 NflVIGftTION 60. 
 
 ion of Edgewood Phi'K 
 f8, ilarapuogfi, inosi^uitot?'' 
 t'litiires (iliiiriicteriHtii! oi 
 I'H it. iinpiiralicicd iti it- 
 8ci'l<in)r n-Hl cnjoyiticni 
 
 t'aoiiitiossucQiKi to none, 
 for charter to private 
 Y to and from .Alexan- 
 
 CROQUET 
 G BILLIARDS 
 
 vGS, Manager. 
 
 Ifi 
 
 Cenmcnelnic Moatlay. Juno l.Mh. tnd cnntinmnfr •» loo« u bailntM 
 will warrant, of wtoluh llm«ly n„i,c« will b« K„.n. iht •u«m«n will |mt« 
 ToroQio M a.Oti p. H. tUilw(>im.Uyi(»Xi-*ptra>. fi.r MoDtrriiJ. Uiitb«i?. uid 
 S'f^HH!'"'' ■*'""» ■S»^' InurmodUw t>nn». Includlwr CUyUm. llmmd 
 Ulutd. Tbouiuid Ulaod Piirk, ud AlaxandrU Bur , ftoil oounnMninft Mun- 
 (Ut, Jun« tfttb, vtcuoan will iMve UoDtr«&l for Toronto at 10 M a ■ 
 daUr (9aBd«ra «iMpt*d]. ulUnf » aU tiit«rmedUte port* m Mr tb* (ol 
 lOWlDC TuM rabl* : — 
 
 BOTAL MAIL LINS ftTEAStEKS^ 
 
 DOWNWARDS: 
 
 " ToToiii7.","d~a 1 1 >n.Hu n-~V00i 
 dftva excr|ii«d) , 
 
 Dsrllntrtoo^UowouD-l 
 
 *in«) I ft 30 
 
 Port Hum cm 
 
 "— Tan 
 
 [8" 
 
 ('obourg 
 
 Kl Boston. 
 
 VlmjXou 
 
 Hound ialaod 
 
 ThouMnit IiUnd fuk; T 00 
 
 'AUtMndrU Hay . ftS' 
 
 Hmckvill* . .j B.iS*' 
 
 Prwcoit .. ... #.■»' 
 
 rornwkll ..... ..13«.<sri 
 
 UPWARDS 
 
 Uucbac dAtly^tguitilajN ' 
 «Mw|>ted - ,. i,||rw 
 
 Ar. kt Munlr**! n«xt iDt>rn- 
 
 li>K i)|M 
 
 L*. Monlraal tCantl Buliu' 
 evf ry momlUK (AuodayBt 
 
 •iMptfld) '1I.MUI 
 
 Lochlna («oiui«ot With' 
 
 " Cotwn I^andlog... 
 
 Aj atl|0Btr«kl(Bn*lonB-, 
 
 •Id* HtAtinan f nr (jne- 
 
 b*c Ut tnuuff r Pumii-| 
 
 I'T tiTsatrsalMlly (Sun-; 
 dftya exMptcd) 
 
 Arrive ai Qii«b«r Mxt| 
 momlnir. connecUog; 
 th«r« With stcamflri 
 far tbe a«fa*»ari 
 RIvar.aitiTat Poluij 
 LaThoiiposlt^Uurlxir} 
 with tno h.>drro1r>Dlal 
 
 if.ift-' 
 
 \"all«>n«ltt , t.w 
 
 < uuau IjindlncicoauMM 
 with tram loavlnit Hod- 
 
 tnial at A.OO p. M ) <W" 
 
 <'omwall . B.30" 
 
 niflktrumn't Landing. . t.SOtu 
 
 l'retcf»tt 7,10 •• 
 
 BrtKJkville «jo ■' 
 
 ark 
 
 IU>uiid liiaati 
 Clayton ^ 
 
 .V- Ktnguon 
 Deaerontfl 
 
 B«n«viii(> 
 
 Trenton (foot or Rftnal > 
 llrlehton 
 (oifourg. . 
 Fort Hop« . 
 
 
 Inc9n 
 
 I lltljAr. Toront* 
 
 KHow 
 
 ivtlto; 
 
 w 
 
 9.U ■' 
 
 9,30" 
 
 11.00 ■• 
 
 3I0■• 
 1.30 " 
 
 t Dally for Quebec (Sunday* «icr|itcd>. 
 
 * ConiDeiwInic no Monday, nth of .Inly, and uotil further nntlre a 
 
 earner will kave Klngntnii and Clavton, and other ixirtu every Mondav 
 
 ornloc fnr Montreal, making a dally HlAanier thfoutih the IfllamUand 
 
 Raplda to MiittruU during the height of the acattin of pleasure travel 
 
 ■ of Jooa. July, U4 Aoffoal a Bnnday ■laainer will l«a*« 
 
 will leave Klngtitn>i and Clavton, and other ixirta every Mondav 
 'nr Montreal, making a dally atAanier thfoutih the Ifll&nilaand 
 Ml ittruU during the height of the acaatin of pleaaure tra\« 
 
 DartatmoBttu of Jooa. July, udAocoai a Bnnday »•«_.. 
 
 Moatrwl aad QoabM rMp«oiliwy at iMr. m. for QMbeo aad MontnaL 
 
 t CoannaoelBg beKlnntngof May, the Saguenay ateanient iMve Quebee 
 every TitMday and Friday at T3U a. m., and on and afwr June lAth, 
 every Tueeday, Wednatday, Friday, and Haturdav, ami on and after Jul* 
 IMta until fertbar mMIo*. dally, Sunday esoepted. Ketumtng taa*e chl> 
 oobtlnl M rao A. M. the day foUowlnic tbetr depanara fnin Qaebec. 
 
 All ttmea nbjeetto fluctuation fromatretaof weather, etc., kodchRon 
 wttb or wlthou notice 
 
 « 
 
ZAAK WALTON 
 
 ■ HDUSE. , 
 
 8T. LAWRENCE RIVER. 
 
 6LAYTOI2, N. Y. 
 
 Ttie HnglBrs Paradise. 
 
 Kcill 
 I i n- 
 
 r. I, 
 
 . I'iti) 
 
 r. I, 
 
 lil'Cl 
 
 Koii 
 Aim 
 
 I,KA 
 < 'lllj 
 
 Ifnc 
 lirci 
 Ar. 
 
 This large and coinmodiouH Imtel offers 
 every convenience to tho8e in search of 
 rest and recreation at the Tliousand 
 iBlands. 
 
 25D FBEt Df Veranda 
 Fronting River. 
 
 T. M. ESSELSTg/M, 
 
 18 
 
 Ik-tt 
 
 A. y 
 
 'I'll 
 
 folld 
 <lria 
 ».3U, 
 M. 
 
 12 IM 
 Sutu 
 
 iz.ao, 
 
 M., 1 
 
N 
 
 DUSE. 
 RENCE RIVER. 
 
 fTOD, N. Y. 
 
 lers Paradise. 
 
 coinmodiouH Jiotel offers 
 ice to thoBe in search of 
 Jtion nt the Thousand 
 
 it of Veranda 
 Ing River. 
 
 5SELSTg/N, 
 
 18 
 
 riMic r.Mii^ic. 
 
 Steamer Niahtinoale. 
 
 IIKWN. 
 
 I.KAVK. A.M. ,\.tl. A.M. I'. V. I'. M. I'. M. 
 
 I'lH.Vlnii r ID) IHK) 1(1 U'.j MNI ^' AO .'> (II 
 
 KcMIIld InIM . 7 4(> 1) 10 Id :i,'i 110 ;t 00 5 10 
 
 liiviicil iMi'd,..: .V) Oil 10 .'io 1 an ;i ir> 5^.1 
 r. I. I'lirk H 00 o:io to .v. 1:10 ;i lh) n :io 
 
 Ar Kim- view. H OTi Itlift II 00 1 IB ;i ^T. ,1 ;15 
 UP. ,v 
 
 I.KAVK. A. .M. A.M. A.M. I'. M. !■. .M. I>. M. 
 
 liiH) view K (W II ;i"> 11(10 I :ir> ;i w 5:15 
 
 I'. I. Purk H 1.5 IH."i 1105 145 :i :|0 fi 45 
 
 liri'lii'll IhIM...H ao 11.5(1 II 10 150 H 115 5 «» 
 
 KcillIHl l8r(I....H !(5 10 0,5 1125 2 (IT) It SO (1115 
 
 .\ V. I In VtDIl .... H 4.5 10 15 1 1^ i)5_ a 15 4 00 « 15 
 
 an.N DAY TRI PS. 
 
 IIOWN. ^ vv. 
 
 I.KAVK. A.M. I'. M. I.KAVK. V.M. I'. M. 
 
 Cliiytoii H .50 la 01 KliU' V » i5 14 15 
 
 it'nd r 11(10 \::-M (iii'iu'ii I... » ;t5 1^55 
 
 lirciicll I....0 15 12 115 Ifnci 1 r>0 1 lU 
 
 .\r. H'liu- V..U 25 12 45 Ar. ("Inj toii.lO 00 ISO 
 
 .\— .Vlakinir tilow coiiiifctloii iit ('Itiytoii with 
 Str. Hon VoyHxe for KinKtitoii, (tswcgo anil 
 Itoi'lifstor. 
 
 Orand View Park Ferry. 
 
 KetweoD Thougaiul Isliind Park and (Irand 
 View I'ark. 
 
 lie»vcH Thoiixand I.><land Park 7.30. »::tO, ll;20 
 A. .M.: 1:30. 2;50, 4:110. «::iO. x.-OO 1'. M. 
 
 lij-ave Grand View Park 0:4.5, H-M), 10:15 A. M.: 
 12:50. 2:10. 3:40. 6:ilO, 7:00 P. M. 
 
 WESTMINSTER PARK FERRY. 
 
 The Wi'stmlnstt-r Park Kerry will maku the 
 fdllowlDK trips lietween the Park and Alexan- 
 dria Bay: lieave VVeBtminsU-r Park tl.iW, 7.45. 
 H.3U. 11.10 A. M.; l.!K), 2.20, 4.30. (1.30, 7.35. S.30 P. 
 M. Leave Alexandria fJay 7.20. 8.30. 10 A. M., 
 12 M., ISO, 3.20, 5.2U, 7.15, 8.30 P. M. Kvcry 
 Saturday night extra trip at 10.30. 
 
 SUNDAY. 
 
 I«ave Westminster Park 8.30, 11.30 A. .M.; 
 12.30.6.45 P.M. fiPavo Alcxandriu Bay 7..tOA. 
 M, 12 M., 1,7.15 P. M. 
 
 Ill 
 
New 
 *^Windsor 
 Hotel 
 
 TP THOUSAP ISLANDS, 
 
 CLAYTON, N. Y. 
 
 TbiH popular houtte is n|>eu tho eiitlru jtar. 
 Situated on Water Stifot, within a stone's ' 
 throw of the 8t, Luwrciu'C Itlver.'tho IuvIko- 
 ratinif breezes from Luke Ontario sweep across 
 its broad vorundas, day and nixht. 
 
 The Nkw Windhoh iseleifUDtly and uommo- 
 diously furnislied throughout. Eaeb room 
 opens upon a poruti, from which an unrivalled 
 view of the river and its numerous Islands may 
 be enjoyed. 
 
 RATES MODBf^ATB. 
 
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 Luke Ontario sweep across 
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1000 ISL.A/<<'D PA-RK. 
 
 THE NEW ENGLAND 
 
 W. H. PRINE. Manager. 
 Formerly maiiatrt r of the Hickory Hiiuse. 
 
 Board with rooms, per week, |8to$10; 
 table board, pi-r week, special rates; 
 board witli room, per day, I1.5O; break- 
 fast 35c; dinner 50c ; supper H'tc 
 
 Freely'8 Celebrated BON BONS. 
 
 P. M. FREELY, 
 
 Manufiutureraud Dealer in 
 
 FINE CONFECTIONERY 
 
 BGN BDNS, 
 
 ICE CR£A.M,;:S. 
 
 ICE CREAM SUDA, 
 
 AlexaDdria Bay, N. T. 
 
 ALL COOP S STRICTLY PURE. 
 
 PULLMAN HOUSE, 
 
 RIVER ST. LAWRENCE. 
 
 BAT BS- $2.00 to $2.60l)er Day; $10.00 
 to $16.00 per Week. 
 
 Enlarged, Reflttedand Centraiiy Located. 
 
 This hotel has u United States Postofflce, 
 Good Boat Livery, NHtatorium and Toboggan, 
 Slide, Barlier Shop, and everything for the 
 comfort aud conveulence of its patrons. 
 
 ALL BOATS STOP AT OIR DOCKS. 
 
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^N-D PA-RK. 
 
 ENGLAND 
 
 E, Manager. 
 
 f the Hickory House. 
 
 per week, |Sto$10; 
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 ■rday, *1.50; break- 
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 nnU Dealer In 
 
 BGTIONERY 
 
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 exandria Bay, N. T. 
 
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 HOUSE, 
 
 ■AWRENCE. 
 
 .SO per Day; $10.00 
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 f Centrally Located. 
 
 iltod Status Postofflce, 
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CORNWALL BROS.. 
 ^ General Ticket Agents. 
 
 TICKETS FOR 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 Quebec, 
 
 River Saguenay, 
 Gulf Ports, 
 
 White IVIountalnSf 
 
 Portland, 
 
 , . _. . , Boston, 
 
 Laiies Champlain 
 
 and George, 
 
 Saratoga, 
 
 New York 
 
 All Points East and West. 
 
 C^ Secure your tioketa before taking 
 Steamer. 
 
 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Qooda, 
 Notions, Novelties, Souvenirs of the Thousand 
 Islands, Hats and Caps, iiootsand Shoes, Choice 
 Line of Fancy Groceries, Camp and Island 
 Supplies a Specialty. Ueady-made Clothiugr 
 and Custom Tailoring Department in charge 
 of a First-olasa Tailor. All work guaranteed. 
 
 STORE STORE. ALEXAHDRIi BAT. N. T. 
 
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 Boston, 
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 aratoga, 
 
 New York 
 
 ast and West. 
 
 tickets before taking 
 
 id Domestic Dry Qooda, 
 tUTenira of the Thousand 
 I, liootsand Shoes, Choice 
 cries. Camp and Island 
 
 Ueady-made Clothiugr 
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1000 ISLANDS NEWS, 
 
 Alexandria Bau, N. Y. 
 
 p. a. BARRY, Publisher. 
 
 E. BRATE. ROGERS, Editor. 
 
 i Published (liirliiK thesuinmorseRSon. Sub- 
 
 ' Bcription inice $l.fx) A<lviTtiHinK Btttes ou 
 RppUcatldii to 
 
 ! F. C. BARRY, 
 
 j I'liblislierTHK News Sbhies, 
 
 I Herkimer N. Y. 
 
 PRESS OF 
 
 TIMES PUBLISHING CO., 
 
 Printers and Engravers, 
 Syracuse, N. Y. 
 
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NDS NEWS, 
 
 Bay, N. Y. 
 
 ubiisher. 
 
 1. ROOERS, Editor. 
 
 ;hc8uinmor season. Sub- 
 AilviTtiHinK Utiles on 
 
 F. C. BARRY, 
 
 lishorTHB News Skkieb, 
 Herkimer N. V. 
 
 SS OF 
 
 LISHING CO., 
 
 id Engravers, 
 USE, N. Y. 
 
 20 
 
 R. W. & 0. R. R. 
 
 PALAeB CAH SE-RVICE. 
 
 lABTBOWMO *M« NONTHaoUND 
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 «io»pi t««iur4w ;ino^a. 
 
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 N«w York KRil CUyton. 
 Wmrmt VMUbaM SlMptaff Uuw. 
 I.T. N.Y.(Urmittft>n.fll«.t«»lir 74m p.m. 
 
 -' AiiHuir.tfftiir nun - 
 
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 Ar ClKjton, " 5.4S >- 
 
 N*«r Vorh kbU risytmi. 
 Wavnar v««ttaM OnvMc-KvoM Oars. 
 Lf . N«» Tork <(mna C«ntr«1 
 
 •uUon). wMkdftr* ft.iiaft.ni. 
 
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 •* UtlM 634>S.K 
 
 Ar. Onei»l>iir« 11.90 " 
 
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 Ar.Biracwd 11,01 p.m. 
 
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 Ar HrraMaa. H. W. AU. R.H. 19.01 »n 
 
 - KuekaaMr. N. V CMpOt.. |.|A - 
 
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 " Niagara rail*. " 5.1<i " 
 
 Claylaa aad New %«rfe. 
 
 WafMT Va'ilbalM > h»vtmt Ckra 
 
 I.* niafian dallr *.00 p ■■ 
 
 Ar. lUlea l.OOa.*. 
 
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 " Ka« Tort tUraad Cm 8UI 7.4a " 
 rla>iaa aad N*>w York. 
 
 Wiwaar Vtattb'd it«aa« nra«liw-Koam OM*. 
 
 I,*. Clarion 13.01 p-mt. 
 
 At. Utiaa S» " 
 
 '■ Albwir B.Wl •• 
 
 •■ NawVorkiUrandCan-HUtl 9.40 ' . 
 
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 0«d«Bdkapa oBd N««r York. 
 W^aar ftMaplfw Can IMIr. 
 
 L.«. (iRdaaabnr*. dallr ».4npai. 
 
 Ar.UUea « -'rft ■■ 
 
 -* Mao York i(;ratidr«nfli«> ii.HOa.M. 
 ■HBdar' *kia uala l«aT*a Ur<l«>a<>it>ii 1 <^ 
 
 Clayioa aad (Ill«a. i 
 
 Wairiter t>ra«lHr-RaoBii^arm ' 
 
 hw riayUM. aaakdar* IZOlpaL 
 
 ArUttM ».»0 " 
 
 flaytaa aad Hyracaao. 
 
 Wasnaf lira*lnc-R<>aw OWa 
 
 l.v.Clajum.waekdara N4»aw 
 
 Ar. Mfranuw I'ini t> m. 
 
 New YaHi and W a»iaala a llrld«a» 
 
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 - N«n> York. W. 48dm < Oil ■* 
 
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 Ar Mavp Hrlda*. " iJioo.Bi* 
 
m House, 
 
 ^lexaqdria Bay, I?. Y. 
 
 The Finest and most Pleasantly 
 Located $2 Hotel on the River. 
 
 Special Attention to Commercial Men. 
 
 F*i'c:>jr»»-i«»tc3»-. 
 
 ? ALEXANDRIA BAV, N, /., 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHERS 
 
 Thousand Islands Views 
 a Specialty-, 
 
 Specia! Attention to Group Pictures. 
 
 OPPOSITE THOUSAND ISLANn ROUSE. 
 
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 'ia Bay, I?. Y. 
 
 lid most Pleasant! y 
 lotel on tlie River. 
 
 1 to Commercial Men. 
 
 ^VFe»I3 Insist, 
 
 ir»i-i«-tcDt-. 
 
 ire ^ Go., 
 
 v^ B^y, n, r., 
 
 fRAPHERS 
 
 Islands Views 
 iBcialty, 
 
 1 to Group Pictures. 
 
 3AND ISLANn noU8B. 
 
 28 
 
 HOW 
 
 TO QO 
 
 FISHI/NG. 
 
 First .lass fighiug outfits with reliable oars- 
 men and HTUldes can be had for J3.00 per day. 
 Apply at your hotel or of the oargmen at the 
 wharves. Lunches will be furnished by the 
 liotels and boardinij houses. 
 
 Each flshinjf outfit issuppllefl with all neces- 
 ■ary tackle, etc. Bait extra. The St. Law- 
 rence niver Boatmens- Protective Association 
 will see that you ai-e furnished with none but 
 first class guides. 
 
 Steam yachts, sail yachts and row boats can 
 
 1)6 chartered at reasonable prices. Apply at 
 
 boat liveries, at the wharves or at hotel office 
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 6R0SSM0N 
 
 Alexandria Bay, N. Y. 
 
 One of tlu^ iH'St and nioHt comfortable 
 
 sumnuT renort hotels in tJie 
 
 . United States . 
 
 ALL DEPARTMENTS 
 UNDER THE DIRECT 
 SUPERVISION OF 
 THE PROPRIETOR 
 
 RATES, $4.Q0 PER DRY. 
 
 CHAS. W. CROSSMON, 
 
 PROPRIETOR. 
 
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 St and most conifortahle 
 resort liotels in tlie 
 nited States . 
 
 'EPARTMENTS 
 I THE DIRECT 
 RVISION OF 
 ROPRIETOR 
 
 14.00 PER DRY. 
 
 V. CROSSMON, 
 
 tOPRIETOR. 
 
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 PROTECTIVE flS&OCmTION. 
 
 A Pew FactsWorthythe Perusal of 
 allSt. Lawrence 'River Tourists. 
 
 The attention of toiiiists iiml otliorf. lontera- 
 plHtiUK u visit to the St. Uiwi-enic ilvei- Is 
 oiillfd to tin. fmt that IIkt.' Is now oiKunl/rd 
 iin ll^wocilltlon known iia the .St. Ui witmic- Hi vit 
 llo,itaien'« Proteotive Assoflatlon, whos« »b- 
 n-ct iHto liiruiHil liny Information timt may lie 
 -lutfht in i^'Kunl to the Thousand Islands, hotel 
 nites, private uottatfes, steam yaehtM, boats and 
 boatmen, bait, llshinK tackle, niplains, piiotH 
 ;iiiide8, enKlneeis, i,te. The assoeiotion has 
 over l.-ib meralx.'1-s who have In'en duly exam- 
 med and tfiven the i-eqnir.'d papers" statliiK 
 I heir ability to serve the piiblii; in a satisfac- 
 iiTy manner as boatmen, riverjfuides.t'te. The 
 rii.mliers of the agsoeiation are Koverned by 
 laws that will i,i.sure safety and sutisfaction to 
 those s<^ciirln»f their services. A standard rate 
 has been established which will lie furnished on 
 application. Any memlKsr furnlahed by the 
 association will Im; a sruumntee of ^ood service 
 and expulsion is the penalty for failure to per- 
 lorm the duties in a pro|)er manner. Contrary 
 to (feneral iH'lief the Hoatmen's Protective 
 Association Is not a labor onranizatlon. but a 
 body of men banded toj^ether for the puriioso 
 of furnishing pleasure seekers at the St. Iaw- 
 renee ^i^er with jfood and trustworthv h.'lp 
 and to eliminate the abuses which have hereto- 
 fore been thrust upon them by unprincipled 
 men. 
 
 All communications will be promptly an- 
 swered if addressed to the association at Alex- 
 andria Itey, N. Y. 
 
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 Steamer Grescenl. 
 
 Uiivi' AlcxaiKlriH Itay 7;l(l, IWW A. M. 1S:1H, 
 8:(10, 4;15, 7;IM'. M. 
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 Sto|ipintt»t nil iiiti'riiioirittelHliintlHonalunnl. 
 WhlU' hIkiiuI I'lir ii|> trlpx, rcil nIkiuiI for tliiwii 
 tripH. Will iilsii ilt'llvcr iiiiiIIn. ti-l(>KritinH iiml 
 
 YIMK-TAIII.K OK KTKAMKIl KMI'IHK STATK'H 
 
 THll* TO l,.\KK-ON-TIIK-Mor,NTAIN. KINOH- 
 
 TON ANI> I'ltrrON. 
 
 (Kor ilfdiTlptlon a<'C Inxldc front cm)V<t.) 
 I/<>avuAloxnndrlH H«y 7.00 A. M., Kd^iwood 
 I'nrk 7.or., I'oliit Vlvliin 7.ai. Ht. LKwn-iice Park 
 7.-'5, Kliii' Vli'W 7.4fi, TtioiisHiid IhIhiuI I'lirk 7.60, 
 Ciruni'll lAliind 7.r>.'>, Kouinl IhIiiikI xM, Cliivton 
 8.1.1, {Jiinniioiiiic ».!r>. iirrlvi" Kinvxton 11.00, 
 Liiko oil the MountHln l.x'O P. M.. i'iotoii l.tf 
 
 IttaiiriilMK It'iivi' IMcloii ;).00 F. M.. tiHke un 
 the Moiintiiin ;).:!.'>, Kiimxtoii 6.110 !>. M., (Jana- 
 tio(|iic 7.4'!, ( liiyton H,4ft, Koiiiid iNlanil H.Mi, 
 Orcncll iNlund U.OTi, TlioiiHiiiid iHlHnd I'urk D.IO, 
 Kiiii' V'low l>.ir>. 8t. Luwrt'iUM' I'urk ».;Ci. Point 
 Vivlnii 11.40, KdgewoiHl Vurk li..'iO. Ak'xundriH 
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 The : New : GoiumDian 
 
 At Thousand Island Park, N. Y., 
 
 AND THK 
 
 HOTEL WESTiniNSTER 
 
 Westminster Park, Alex. Bay, N. T. 
 
 Orvat family hotels, modern and flrat-class; 
 charges moderate. Send lor descriptive pum- 
 pblet and termi. 
 
 H. F. INCLEHART, Prop'r. 
 
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 1 trlpn, ri'<| nIkmuI fordiiwii 
 liver iiiiiIIn. tfleKritmH iitxl 
 
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 -TIIK-MIU'NTAIN. KINOS- 
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 H«y 7.00 A. M., Kilniwood 
 Ian T.ai, Ht. liKWH-nce Park 
 Thonsanil IhIhiuI I'lirk T.GU, 
 KouncI iHliind x.Ot'i, rliivton 
 15. iirrlve Kinvxton 11.00, 
 lin \.'M v. M.. I'iotciu l.tf 
 Mcton ;).(I0 P.M.. Lake v)n 
 KUmxtoii 6.00 r. M., Uaiin- 
 I HAf,, Itoiind iHlnnil HTiA, 
 TlioiiHaiiil Inland I'urk D.IO, 
 Luwrcnii' I'ark H.iyi. Point 
 oo<l Vurk |i..'iO, Alexandria 
 
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 Island Park, N, Y., 
 
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 ESTiniNSTER 
 
 Park, Alex. Bay, N.T. 
 
 is, modern and flnt-dass; 
 Send for descriptive pam- 
 
 NCLEHART, Prop'r. 
 
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 What t< JO in Case ot Drowning and 
 /\cGi(lent8. 
 
 DrownttiK, I. (,ooM>n Clothliitf. If any. 3 
 Kiiipty l.ii[i»4 of water liy laylnir liody on IIh 
 Htiimai'li and liriinu' It l>v tlic middle *» that the 
 head liantTM down .lerk thelmdy a fev- liiueH. 
 :i. Pull tiMiKiie forward, uMiiu handki i"hjef. 
 or pin with Htrinkr, if neeesHary. I. !inltal<- 
 motion of n-splratlon liy alternately I'onipreiw- 
 liiK anil exjiandlriK the lower rilM. alioiil 
 twenty timeN a minute .Mternati'ly raJMhiK 
 and lowerinif the armx from the sIdeM up aliove 
 the head will Rtiniulate theaetloii of the Uiukx. 
 I^'t It Ik- done )rently but ixTxlHtently. ft. 
 .\pply warmth and friction to extremltlex. H. 
 My holdintf tonvni' I'orwanl. eloMinif the niw- 
 irilHand prentuiu the ".Adam'H apple" hack (so 
 UK to elow entrani'e to Htomaeh.) direct intla- 
 lion ean lie tried. T.ike a deep lireath and 
 hrealheil fori'ilily Into the mouth of pntieni. 
 I iimpreiit ttie chest t expel the air and n'peat 
 
 IheoiHratlon. 7. IION'T (!IVK. t'P ! 1 pie 
 
 have Ihmmi mived after lloriis of patient. vl»for- 
 iiilM effort H When lireathInK iM'Klns. (fet 
 patient into a warm iM'd, trive WAini drinks. 
 cirfiplritHln ti'a.<<|»ionHtnll. frexh air and ipiiet. 
 
 Burns and Scalda. Cover with Cooking 
 Soda and lay wet clothn over It. Whites of 
 y.UH^ and I tlivc- oil. Olive or Mnsi-od ( Ml. plain, 
 or mixed with Chalk or Whiting 
 
 Jylghtnlna;. Daxh I'old water over a iK'rxon 
 struck. 
 
 Sunstroke. Iionson ClnthinK. (let patient 
 into shade, and apply ice-cold water to head. 
 
 Mad DoK or Snake Bite. Tie eoril tlirht 
 above wmind. Suck the wound and cauteri/e 
 with cRUMtIc or white-hot Iron at once, or cut 
 out adjoinlntir partH with u sharp knife. 
 
 Veuotnoua Insects* Stlngi , ftc. Apply 
 weak Ammonia, Oil. Salt Watct. or Iodine. 
 
 Falntlnsr. Place tlat on back: allow fresh 
 air. and sprinkle with water. 
 
 Tests of Death. Hold mirror to month. 
 If livinif. moisture will irather. Push pin Into 
 Mesh. If dead the h(de will remain. If allv<> it 
 will close up. 
 
 Cinders in the Bye. Itoll soft paper up 
 likiMi lamp liKliter and wet the tip to remove, 
 or use a medicine dropixir to draw it out. (tub 
 the ol/itr eye. A tlax-s*fd placed in the eye 
 will soon removi' any f<Mrl»fn substance. 
 
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