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44 
 
 CANADA" 
 
 A PORTFOLIO OF OKKilXAL 
 
 Photogrraphic Views of Our Country 
 
 ^OO i^OTOGR ARH 
 
 IC VIE\A/S 
 
 IN- H A.LE'-ToiSr E 
 
 0? Mountains, f^ivers, bakes Forests. Cities, Towns and Otfper 
 Pictu.esque Fsatares of the band we liive in 
 
 I'lHLISHKI) WKKKLY BY 
 
 ART PUBLISHIXG CO.MPANY 
 
 15 ADELAlfyK ST. RAST, TORONTO 
 
'T'lo «s , C^^ 
 
 CONTENTS 
 
 Vlgji Isl.inil im tlio Tlminra 
 
 (5r.iup..f Viows Hiilifiix I'uliliu niiildings 
 
 (irciii|iof Vit'ws lu'iir Tniiiiitii 
 
 Tr.iil to Kainiuw, finjii IViitictoii, li.t', 
 
 Stanley Park, Varn'mui-r, I!.C. 
 
 Toripntd .Maijiictic (lliscivatury 
 
 Bishiiii's Rock at Xi.rlh Knd (,f Omiiil 
 IManaii 
 
 Prince's Lcl(l^»l'. near Halifax, X.S. 
 
 St. Louis Gate, t^hielu'c 
 
 M«j<.i|,'im(lnvic Falls. .St. (ieorge, N.R. 
 
 Dressing Trout for Alarket. Ijike Superior 
 
 New Westminster, li.C. 
 
 Valley of the N'l.rth Tlioiniiaon Hiver, 
 Kaniloops, 11. C, 
 
 Town of Tort Hi.pe. Ont. 
 
 Windsor liridge.s, N..S. 
 <ln tlie lieacli at Cacouna 
 
 Lake Kilwartl 
 
 Main Kntranco rarli.iuiont liuildin-s, 
 
 Toronto 
 Centra! lilock I'arliaiiu-nt Huildings, Ottawa 
 Kast and West Uloeks " •• 
 
 Rod Sucker Tunnel, Like Superior .Section 
 
 C.P.R. 
 Views of Winni|)eg 
 Devil's (Jatc, Heaver Canyon 
 *,>uel)ec N'iews 
 Icelieru's 
 
 Crau I Falls, St .lol.n River 
 The number River 
 The jr<iinitain. Hamilton 
 (loderich Views 
 
 H.M.S. "Canada" in Dry Dock 
 Montreal Harlior 
 
 Marguerite Channel, Thousand Islands 
 Chttudiere Falls, Ottawa 
 \Vinnipeg Views 
 
 St. .Fohn's, Newf.iundl.ind, Views 
 Kast Toronto Views 
 Wellington .St., Ottawa 
 Lachine Rapids 
 
 Volunteiir Monuujent, Queen's Park.Toronto 
 Sttmey Creek, R.C. 
 Rurlington Reach, Hamilton 
 Vale, B.C. 
 
 Mountain F^levator. Montreal 
 Row River and Hanll', X.W.T. 
 Toronto I'niversiiy 
 Wolfe and Montcalm .Mojunnent, Quebec 
 
 uto 
 
 St. .John's St., Quebec 
 
 (iovcrnment House, St. .lolin's, Ntid, 
 
 I'pper Canada College, Toronto 
 
 Views of Winnipeg 
 
 Osgoode Hall, Toronto 
 
 The Rasin. Hot Springs, llanll' 
 
 Lover.s' Walk, Ottawa 
 
 Little Chaniplain St., (,»uel)ec 
 
 R.iy.d Hamilton Vacht Club 
 
 Dundurn I'aik, Hamilton 
 
 C.P.H. Winds(U-St Stali Jfontreal 
 
 rii.iusand Islands from Devil's Oven 
 
 liovernment House, Toronto 
 
 Horticultural (iardens I'avili.ui, Tiu 
 
 Views of Winnipeg 
 
 Field Station, 11. C. 
 
 Knox College, Toronto 
 
 Shingwauk and Wawanosli Home 
 
 Ilerjuit Range .'\Iountains, R.t'. 
 i lireakneck Steps, ijuebee 
 I Muskoka N'iews 
 
 Viet<u-ia S(|., Montreal 
 I Castle Rest, Thousand Islands 
 1 Sealing .Steamers in the Ice 
 
 Scene on (i.T. R. near Dundas 
 
 How River ami Twin Peaks, Ranll' 
 
 Island Park. Toronto 
 
 Mount Pleasjint Cemetery, Toronto 
 
 Kicking Horse Pass 
 
 Sport in the North-West 
 
 Srhcjol of Practical Science. 1'oriuito 
 
 R.ir.iehois. Cape lireteui 
 
 Muskoka .Scenes 
 
 Victoria University, Toronto 
 
 Rit of Coast near St. .lohn's, NHd. 
 
 View of <^^uebec 
 
 ''entre Islaiul P.irk, Toronto 
 
 Long Island. Cape lireton 
 
 .\mong the ThiMisi \d Islands 
 
 Reservoir P.uk, Toronto 
 
 St. Peter's Cat], e.lral. M.>ntreal 
 
 Strongmms R nd. Hamilton M.>untain 
 
 The Rift, Thousand Islands 
 
 Siwash Rock, Vancouver, R.C. 
 
 View on the (i.T.R. near the Humber, 
 
 loronto 
 Castle Rock, Thoin|)sim River, B.C. 
 Okanagan Lakeat Peneticion, R.C. 
 R.iw River, sh.iwing Rantl' Hotel Look-out 
 Little Chaniplain St., I,(iiebee 
 
 'anyon, near Clolden, 
 
 and 
 
 Lower Kicking H(u,se 
 R.C 
 
 The Chateau Krontenac, Quebec 
 
 l-irst Council House of Six Nation Indians, 
 Rrantfcu'd 
 
 Mohawk Chureh, Rranlford 
 
 Owen .Souml 
 
 liarraehois Harbor, Cape Rreton 
 
 Snow Shell in the Selkirk Mountains 
 
 > ictoria, li.C. 
 
 Fort (,)ii'.\ppelle, N.V .T. 
 
 Rarrie from Kempenfeidt Ray 
 
 Webster's Falls, near Dundas, Out. 
 
 Wylill'e College. Toronto 
 
 Transfer Steamer between Windsor 
 Detroit 
 
 Sallyport, French Fort, .-Vnnapolis 
 
 Mc.Master Hall, Toronto 
 
 Reserv..ir Park, Toronto 
 
 The Piers, Haiuiltii;i, Out. 
 
 River .Street, Prince .\lbert, N.W.T. 
 
 Scene between Water.lown and Hamilton 
 
 Ni.igara Steamer "Cibola" 
 Trinity Cnirersity. T.Kuito 
 
 Fr.iser ('any,>n above Spuzzi ]\.(\ 
 
 High Level Reservoir, .Montreal 
 
 Milrr.iy Hay, P.(,). 
 
 Pointe"La iloule 
 
 Falls on lIowlands.Mill Creek, Waier.lown 
 
 Howiii-d Lake, Toronto 
 City Hall ftiul Volunteer .'\I.uiuiiient, Winni- 
 peg 
 Dhl .Ma'.'aziiie at Fort Cumberland, N.S. 
 Kananaskis F.dls on the C.P.Ry. 
 Jfreat (llacier of the Selkiriis, oil the C.l'.R 
 Queen Vietiuia Park, Xia-ara Falls 
 Stoiiey Creek, R.(.'. 
 • i.T.R. Tunnel at Sarni.i 
 Owen Sound Harbor 
 Cape Trinity, Saguenay Iti- 
 Stutts' .Mills, Kundas 
 .Moninuent at Halifax to Nova .Scotian Olli- 
 
 cers v.lio f,,uglit in the Crimea 
 lailou.sac from the Saguenay 
 .Maehar's P.iiiit, Thousand Islands 
 Heardy's Warriors of the North-West 
 
 Rebelliiui 
 jialifax Harb,,r, .Melville IslamI and Prison 
 biylwyld, Tlioii>.,ni| Islands 
 Looking out toSe.ifrom Dartmouth. N.S. 
 
 Dead Camp, Niagara, Six fi'clock 
 .Mong the Waterfront, Windsor, O .t. 
 Public (iaiilms, Halifax 
 Mattawa loc.king towards Rosemont 
 (Jeorgian Ray Views 
 
 The fiovernor (ieneral and Toronto Curlinit 
 Club * 
 
 Ice Boat " Viol.a " 
 Queen's Sipiaro (iardons, Charlottetown, 
 
 Wolfvilleand (Jrand Pre Dyke 
 
 (iralid Pre Vill.ige 
 
 "New Islanil Wanderer" in Lost Channel, 
 
 Thousand l.slands 
 Capes Trinity and Kternity, Saguenay 
 Stutts' Falls, Dundas, (Int. 
 Mount MacDmiald and C.P.R. Train at 
 
 Rogers' Pass 
 C.P.R. Train at (ihicier Hotel, (ircattilacier, 
 
 R.C. 
 \'ietoria .\ venue, Windsor, Ont. 
 (M-aiid Kntranee t.j Public (iardens, Halifax 
 .Scene in High Park, Toronto 
 Maliawa, < bit. 
 
 L.T.C. Tramway, (Jucbec side, near Mattawa 
 ■View of Prime Vlbert, N.W.T. 
 View of .'\Ioosoiiiiii, Man. 
 S.mth Branch of the Thanes, Lond..n Onl 
 .'Moo.se River Falls, N.S. 
 List of the .Manitoba Rull'aloes 
 
 Oxford County Cmirt House, W Ist.a-k 
 
 ( Int. 
 Nepeail Point, Ottawa, from the Tower of 
 
 the Parliament Ruildings 
 Victoria Row, from 'Jueen ,Sipiare (ianleiis, 
 
 Frederieton, N.R. 
 De.ith i.f (ieneral .Montgomery, (,luebec 
 Milit.iry Fealures of Halifax. N.S. 
 The Caves, Rlue Mounlains, Collingwoocl 
 Court lliaise, Hamilton, (bii. 
 ( '.irlierry. .Man. 
 
 View of It. Mind .St., Lethbridge, .Mberta 
 .Montagnais Indians at Pointe Rleue 
 Ksipiiinault. R.t'. 
 Rarr.ieks Sipi.ire and Ollicers' Quarters, 
 
 Military Schcud, Frederieton, N.R. 
 St. .lohii, N.R. 
 
 OtIicers 48tli Highlanders, Toronto 
 Relow the Cove on the Thames 
 
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 i.-.nicnt of Can.ada, la the j-ear of our Ixir.1 oi.o tlioii.TOii.1 elBht hundred and ninoty.four, b/ 
 "■■MiMxv, TouoxTo, in tlio OIHcc of the Minister of AKrIculture, at Ottawa. 
 
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 TORONTO MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY.— Th.- weather tWtury, us llie buildi.ii; in tlie en;;nuin« is fiicetiously called, excites n great deal 
 of interest tliii)Ui,'liimt tlie Province of Oiitariii, and even the other provinces of the Poniinion. Kroni tliis lo.v glass-domed 'milding go out the 
 dady weather " prohs " hy wliicli, to a greater or less degree, the aflUirs of tlie Dominion are governed. Hut in addition to this prpular part 
 of the observatory it has functions of a scientific and national character with which, however, the ordinary individnal has little interest. The 
 Imilding, with the others co cted with it, is situated close lo the Provincial University in Toronto. 
 
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.— This is one of the most iiiipoilaiit centres in the I'lieilic Pinvince. It is ii city of HfiOO inlmliitimts, |ili'iisantly 
 situiito<l on the right hunk of the Fraser river, about fifteen niihw from its mouth. It is the ohh'st settlement iii lliis region, (hilinj; fiom \^M, 
 and carries on a large business in sahnon-canning anil lumber. Its manufacturing industries are imiKjrIant. The city was the Provincial capital of 
 liritish Columbia for several years, and contains the Provincial Penitentiary and Insane Asylum, Uoyal Hospital, ami other public institutions. 
 Small steainer.s ply between New Westminster and Victoria, Vancouver, Nanaimo, and other points on the Kraser riv.'r. 
 
 
THE PRINCE'S LODGE, ON BEDFORD BASIN, NEAR HALIFAX, N.S.- Th.. smiill luiuul iniildinj; sliowu in th,. ,.iii,'iavin,i,' is situ.ited 
 
 at the (lisliuiL'c of :i plciisiuit drive out cif Jhilifiix, hi'twccn tliiit I'ity ami llie town iif I'.iMlt'iinl, wlieiv many Itiili^'.miiins have tlieir summtM- resi- 
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 shakes to the thumler of the passirijj trains. The retreat is ilistin^'uislied hy memories of the sojourn of the Duke of Ki'nt in Halifax, ami of 
 the lady whose name was in those days so intimately eounectiKl with his. 
 
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CENTRAL BLOCK. PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS. OTTAWA.-Tl.e Parliament building, are beyond cmparison the finest edifices in ,1,.. 
 Dominion, and with the exceptions of the T'ni»e<l States capitol at W.oshington, an.l the New York state capitol at Albany, the finest probably in 
 ."T"'«-7^'^ "^I'Py "" f'":""''! P'--'*'^"" "f "''"^"y thirty acres, which rises 100 feet, almost perpendicularly, above tl. , Ottawa river and the locks 
 of the Kideau ca.ml, by which it is surroun.led on three si.les. The Parliament Uuildinys are generally known as tho Eastern an.l Western an.l 
 Central bl.«ks Ihe latter, which is shown in the alK,ve picture, contains the two legislative chamlH-rs an.l parliamentary olllce., and the librarv 
 The Central block was built by Hon. Thomas McGreevy, of Quelle; operations were commenced in the l.«t days of 1859. The first contract priie 
 for the Central block was ?348,500, but that sum was very much exceeded. 
 
EAST AND WEST BLOCKS, PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, OTTAWA Tl,o ™,„n t v i 
 neeu then to l.e ono .,f tl.« „.,st pe,fet ex,u„pl,.s ,.f u.Ail^aMcot^^^^^^^ " l-Uament b.,M,n«s a.e admittoa l,y everyone ^vl,o 1,„3 
 
 which «re «how,. „bove, contain the ,lep,u-tn>e„t, 1 ortiees- wi, the c „ al o ' ,"" ' Z;" '"^'f "^ "" »''« «"»'""-•"'• The East and West hlock«, 
 
 Krounds. The huildin,. w..,. c.nnnencc^ i„ 1,51., hut ^ere n ot e ,, up S nnt ' S Tm f'lirr'"' T *'""" ^""^ "' " ''''""''' ^"^'°^"'« 1'™""^"' 
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THF MOUNTAIN. HAMILTON, to tl.o roopl. is « natural feature of great interest as well as l.oalthful properties. Ui«,. its ton a pirk In, 
 
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 THE TOWN OF GODERICH lias a srldidid Rituatiim uiiiin tlio slmre <if Ijiko Huron. It is iiosscsscd of ii s|ilpii(liil li.irliiir in wliicli the crat''- 
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MONTREAL KlVRBOR is the commercial giitewuy ,,f the Dmuiiiiun. ItH (l..>ks aio visit.'.l aiimmlly by upwards of 7 HO sea-going vessels, of 
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 CHAUDIERE FALLS, OTTAWA. —One cif tlie most noted physical features of the valley of the Ottawa is the rockv cauldron into wliich the 
 waters of that nohle river pour within si-ht and hearing of Parliament Hiil. Tlie Chaudiero is one of the gn^atest water falls on the continent, and 
 worthy of special admiration by a practical generation for its usefulness as well as heauty. Its magnificent falls and r.,arinK cascades do more 'than 
 make a nui»e. Its edges ou e.uh side uro lined wiih many splendid lumber mills and otlier manufact.iries, whoso wheels are turned— as well as the 
 machinery that generates electric power for Ottawa city's lighting and street railway— by the vast volunu'S of rushing waters that ceaselessly thunder 
 over and into the rocky basin. The bridge which pans the Ottawa river to connect the city with the town of Hull, and also to maintain commuui 
 cation between the Provinces of Quebec and Ontario, is so close to the Falls that th^ir spray is blown into the faces of passengers. The bridge seen 
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 WELLINGTON STREET, OTTAWA.— Wellington street, Ottawa, ia familiar to everyone who has visited the Canadian cajiital. It is the 
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LACHINE RAPIDS. -The above picture of the steamer ■' Passport" in the Lachine rapids is the only photograph ever taken o£ a steamer in 
 the <les.H.nt This famous ra,.,,l is a scene of wild grandeur. Wave, are hishe,! into sprav. and i.ito 'breakers of a thousand forms hy the .suhmerged 
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 on every side, of which breakers like dense avalanches are thrown high into the air. Then the boat floats out upon the calm ui'iruttled bosom 
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 BURLINGTON BEACH.-Builingtou Beach is one „f tlie most popular resorts on Lake Ontario. It is a narrn» .frip o* -"-■* -n-'-i-g 
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YAL£a B.C. — Situated nn tljo Fri"«.>r rivfr li-te «iia.- n TT.-ii-iila*: i. r » i. -ni » . . . » 
 
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 GOVERNMENT HOUSE, ST. JOHNS, NFLD. -Tlic Island of Xowfimndliind, fompiinitivily unknown to C.in.idinns cxicpt in mime, is (.ni^ 
 of the most delij<litful of sunnnei- liolidiiying jiliiccs. Tlie City of St. Jolins, tlic capital, is the eentre of some most chainiiii),' scenery. lis 
 population is uiiwards of 30,000. As is generally known, its form of t!o\ernment is similar to that of Canada, and there will be no great 
 change in the Island's institutions when it decide-, t.. cine int.. the l).-.miiii..M. The pietiire given alw.ve is the (Mitrance to the (ioveniment. 
 House of the Governors. It u a apivcioui, and substantial building, erectctl in 1828 by the Imperial Government at a cost of £30,000 sterling. 
 

 
 of he college mak.ng ,t „oc.s.s«.y to enla,go the a, eo„,„,oHatio„s/ , ' " f, j:,;'" f^ ^"l "":""' '"'"-"%- -«• O^.^-""'^ Hall. The growth 
 mi. Not only the,r smm.io,,, but their v,ust area and architect,™! I T' 1 "" '" ""^' P'"""«'"J'''. -ere erected and u.oved huo 
 
 objects for 8omed.stancean.und. '""^''' '""' ''» fi"« tower and ample front of the baildiug are ccisiluol 
 
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 e<i,nc« P"-MUs some of the lH.st, featu,-e, of\.l,Ji ul . ' '■"''''"'"« ''"' '^'•»' '''"'''i-' which wJ '^'' "''"' "^'""■•' "«'''• 'I'" 
 
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THE BASIN, HOT SPRINGS, BANFF.-- lief.m. the Ciinadiaii Piuifif HiiiUvay pasaed over tlio l{«>cky Mimiitains, the hot sulphur spiiiigs 
 at liantr w.mc kiicwii f,,i- their iMritivij properties. Tliere are three springs. One in the mountains where Dr. lirett -lany years ago buiit a .<mall 
 hig house wliioh is now called Wright's; one in a natural cave into whieh the only entranee used to h« hy (h'seeruUng tln-ough a hole in the top; 
 anil the third, the basin near the cave and shown in the engraving. The Imsin was formed naturally in the nn^k and hv the {..nniition of a v.all 
 of loose stones around it the depth of water has lieen made about 4i feet. It and the cave are both almost circular and about thirty feet in 
 diameter. The water of th.> springs in the mountains is jiiped to the lianlV Hot. I and the Sanitarium. It has a temperature of 110 degrees, while 
 that of the cave ami basin is much less. The Springs are in the National I'.irk and are the property of the Dominion (Jovernment. 
 

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THOUSAND ISLANDS FROM DEVIL'S OVEN.— The islands whicli fill the entrance into the St. Ijiwi-ence river from Liike Ontorio 
 with a tiiousau'a nliapes ..f l^-autv and an nnlimitwl variety ot piotiin's.iueness have lotig niaintaim-d a liohd-iying popularity which exU-n.i.s 
 thnmghout Canada and t.. all the" large cities of the Eastern States. There wealthy residents of crowded centres have hroathing plaees to which 
 they go with their families for the hot weather months; large hotels are filled with Ruinmer tr.ivellers ; eainps are f,.rmed in thousands of places 
 and for a large numljer of pe<jple the islands are an annual rendezvous. In the steamljoat travel up and down tlu^ St. Uwrence and Lake Ontario 
 the matchless, unwearying heauty of the Island scenery forms one of the chief delights of travellers. 
 
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THE PAVILION. HORTICULTURAL GARDENS, TORONTO.— Tl.e raviliou has attained ,1 celebrity exteiiciiiig over il,e Doiuinioii by 
 reason oi tlie public meetiiiijs iiml liist.irical t,'ailienii;,'s of wliicli it liaa been the scene. As the largest hull in the oily it is chosen as the building 
 in which most of the important occasions, political and social, are held, and its name has thus become familiar wherever the ni'wspaiiei-s of 
 Toronto have carried the reports of these events. It is one of the points of interest to which visitors to the city are directed. This, however, 
 is more on account of the sunmier beauty of the ganlens in which it is situated than on account <if any beauty of the buildiuL', fcpr it is a 
 common adniis.sion that the p.ivilion is devoid of architectural merit, except what may be in spaciousnes.s and (>n abundance of lii;htadmitting 
 windows. Its capacity will accommodate nearly two thousand people; a gallery runs anniiiil three sides «n<l a second upper i,'allery acros'- the 
 further end. There is a large conservatory on the southern side separated from the main hall bv a gl.iss partition. 
 
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KNOX COLLEGE, TORONTO, was fouml«l i„ 184,! mul owes its ,„i.Hn ,,.!.• 
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 treasure,.. A.„.,„« the .listi„«ui.he., ,„e„ i„ th Vn^i^^^^r^t'ti^ZZ h ^ P "f M'"-.--,., an,l Hev. I.,-, Hei,, .eoretarv and 
 
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 making ca,•p..n...,.■M,^ e, ., and .l,e -iHs as weH as til 37 H 7 ' '«'«"'™ /'"■"' '■"'■"'I"'- «-'"«'li"'g, "-" ti--"....! in fa,„,in,-, tailoring, si.,. 
 
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 of wh>t.. skirting ,he has.- „f th.. ,„„«..tai„. This is one nf the wC oi ' T^ T '; '""" ''""'" '•^^J'.-'-'te.l i„ the en..-avi,ur U- the li„e 
 
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 from the foot of the ,S,„,.e one se«, n bit of Mount hZ, ^ I ,ih"" t"""' ' ''':'"'"'' """"""^ ''•"•"'"'" '^■'■™'- '""''<"'- "P--< 
 
 th.. .uie the .uouatain ar^ respeetivHy, counting f„,m left to i j S X^'l T''! "''""'•*' "'" ""■-"'"'">« Huynmrk,.,. The chu-d, H,n,^, rising 
 
CASTLE REST. THOUSAND ISLANDS, 
 
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 SEALING STEAMERS IN THE ICE.-This is the s„l,j..t of the ,a»,ve e,,,...vi„«. The hu.«es., „e,d.n,he.y iu the North Alh.ntic ,s that 
 
 o the ,ce fiehls t.. the e,ut ,., Ne« found huul and Lnhnuh,,-. The vessels e,„,.loy.Hl in ,t al ,t all In- „ to Newfoundland, son.e 1. « «aii^ 
 
 sups and son,e stemners. The .eason logins alK,ut the .niddle of March an.l lasts for al.ut two n.onths The crews laud on the i 'a, i I 
 the voung seals, wh.ch are not old enough to escape easily, hy clublung then, with a ...a.l." Thev then take oH' the skins wi ' ft 
 
 0,1 made fcm, the fat are among the inost n,.,^rtanl exports of Newfoundland. The fur seal lunm„« in the North I'aciHc has lately receivd so 
 much pubho attention that its general features are l^^tter known. Except for the killing which is ,lo„,. „„ ,l„. I'rihvlov a„,l l^onMnander Man.ls 
 the tur seal hunting ni the North Pacific is carried on in boats in the open sea. 
 
SCENE UPON G.T.R . NEAR DUNDAS. 
 
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 one of .an, in which PurH^l:!; tl ^t^^.^^ .;';a:^::?a:r^;:«s '1.M t^^ I"; r '" T ''-'"'-" '''"' """- '" -'^ 
 
 restful beauty. " f / ' » »aiiejs, sna<le<l with soft w.hkI foliage, make up pictnre«.,uo variutioiw of 
 
KICKING-HORSE PASS i^ mu' uf the IrsI kiKjwn pieces uf seeneiy in the Caiiiidiaii Uoikies. Its eceentiic iiaine iis well iis ils i;ie;a 
 Iwiiuty ui.iv li:i\e Imil soiiH'lliiiii,' lo lio witli the rpn.enilimnee "! it l>v n imiltitwlH wh... iiUliimi.'h they hiive not seen it ami \vhi> i-oiild nut name vi.u 
 another nuted pass or eamin yet i-enieniliei- it. At the smnniit of the Hoeky .Mountains, a mile aUive sea level, anil two hours travel west from 
 BanlV on the Canadian I'aeitie Hallway two streams begin almost from a connnon source. The waters of one find their way to the Saskatchewan 
 and into Hu<lson Day, while the other joins the flood which the Coluuiliia pours into the Pacific Ocean. Passing three enu-rald lakes deep set in 
 the mountains the west-hound stream runs down through a tortuims rock-rihlied canon wheie the waters are dashed to foam in incessant leap* 
 and whirls. This is the Wapta or Kicking-Horse Pass. 
 
A Good Mobn.n.'.s Sport-Ckk.k, DrrKs an,. C.ckkns. a .i„o,. Hasko „k T„orr n,„« Smk,:.. 1',„.:kk. 
 
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THE CITY OF QUEBEC .s Canada's ,„„st iuterostiuK mul nH.mnUc s,„„. ;, h„s .,m.v „f tl„. I,i,t„n,- ,.|,.„„.„t «atl„.n.,l a,-,,,,,,.; it tl„„, 
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 of one or the other. Ca„a,lians are prou,l of it-it is their answer t„ the .-rifc who tells then, they have in their countrv n nn.ent, of 
 
 the „,arch of e.vhzat.on -nothn,^- w,th the piet,n-es,,ue element horn of anti,,uity and hist.,rieal assoeiations. They are nro„',l of i, as a nivslic 
 
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 citadel wh.eh .n ,he last century, was the prize of the last stru.^gle upon this Continent of the two «reat races of the (.1.1 Worl.l.' To Canadians 
 froni other parts of the iJouunion, and visitors fron, the neiyhhoring repuhlic, the gran.l rugged scer,ery and the City itself are e,|uallv a revelation' 
 
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LONG ISLAND, CAPE BRETON. -This is a„ Isutn.l i,, tl>.>, it.as l)„r r.ak., „n the «,ty ,„ N,„-,l, Si.l„..v tVo,n (inunl Xarn.ws I, is 
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 r«vssengers a v.ew of the iK-autifuI scenery. S„ clo.sely ,lo the stea„,ers «o l,y it that pas.en«er «h, jun.p f,-„„, their cleek to ,he huul. The 
 
 waters around the shu.c furm^h splendid rtshing. I„ the distant haek-.round of the e„«ravin„ is the Island of l.oulardrie, , wen.v.seven „,iles lo' 
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 VIEW UPON THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY AT THE HUMBER. TORONTO, Tl..- citici.,,, „,„.„ ,,,..1. «i,l, ,..g.,.l to Tor.uit., is 
 
 tl.at th.. app,„,iclu.s „.v .»ost ui,pr..|,„sse.ssi„.', aiul tl,,-,t visitors .-..tviv,. ,t„ unf;iv„n.l,l,. i,„,„«si,m „f tl„. oilv at tla- outset of ibeir visit. Tl.is 
 
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 l.,t of seenery than that at the Hun.her Hay. Lake Ont^irio lyin, .,ff to the south with ,,la,i,l un.lulatinu n.otion or rollin,. her waves a.M.ins, 
 
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 _ THE CHATEAU FRONTENAC. QUEBEC, i- .1,,. „a„,.. ui.e,. t,. „ ,,,ie„.li,l i,„t.! ,.,-..,.t,.,i i,v tl,.- ra„u,lKu, K-uiH,- .iaiiwuv c'v. in tl». 
 
 l-ity of guplH..v tt Ims been ..ikmumI „i,ly .i sh,„-t tiin,.. ,in<l its in.iUi{iiniti(in was iiKul.. ,ui uoMsion ..f s,„n>. nntal.ilitv. Tin- Mtn „f 'the luiildiiiiL' is 
 ■ me ,.f th.. Hl.cst thnt .■.■.., 1,,. fnun.i i„ u„v .■n.M.tfv. Tt is ■„, a lieiu'l.t, lS-.> fent ul.ove tlie ni..,ui ti.ln l.-vel „f tlif nve>- lielovv. " It 
 
 onnimuHls ,t„ u„„l,.tr.u.t,-,l vi-w .,,, tl,.- St. l„-.« ,■,.,„•.. past tl.e rita.!,! „„ ,1... summit „f Cape Dia.n 1 up tn fape Rcuue. tl„w„ th,. fiver, past 
 
 Hie Is!.. ,1 Cleans t,. the ,eleKr.,te.l SI„„t,nnreiH-i Kails, while l.ey,.,ul are the Laurentian ,n,.„„tai,is, fo,nnn;:« perfect hack-rounH. The Chateau 
 ts situate,! „,„„, an irre^nilarly shape.! pn.perty. a,„l th,. areliiteet, Mr. Bruee Price, „f X,.w Y,.rk. has take,, atlvantaje „f the irre-ularitv „f the 
 ili-,.u,i,l tn ,!es,u'„ a „,„st a,-ti>ti,. hul',li„« „f the ,.arly si.x„.e,itl, c..ntu,y F,e„cli tiansitinnal stvie Tlie hasement ,.f ,!„. I,uii,!i.i.. i, l.uilt ,.f -rev 
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present .o,„„„«lio.H fn.„; hall at Oh..:l7n ,lu ,.. ' • " ' '"•' '^'■'' ''"''' ""'''■ ^■"""^•" '""' ■'' 'l'" 
 
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 MOHAWK CHURCH, BRANTFORD.— The i-diHoc wliosc intfiiui- is iiiewnU'il in til,. .'Mgiiiviiig i» til,. 
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 couiiiiuniiiii - rvi,.,. iin.si.nt,.tl t,i tlif .MiiliawU Iiulian ti'lh,. liy Quctn Ann,'. In the !;r,iuii(l suiTiiuiiiliiiu tli,. 
 t'huivh rest tin. Iiuncs (if Ciipt. .iDsi'pli Uranl, iimi. ot' tli,. must n,it,.il ti^nires in the liisti.:'V of th,. Niirtli Aiiieriean 
 Iniliiins, t(j wliiis,' iiu'iimn- as .ir. ally uf Uiitaiu, a splencliil nwiiuiiient has lii-cn ,.r,'ct,^il in !!rantf»r,l. The eliuivh 
 is a t'raine ImiUliiiL! capable uf si'atiiij,' alKiUt tliiee hunilretl aiul is still in us,'. It is situateil in the lj,.autiful 
 Miihank valley iin what was ,iili;inally Indian land hut was afternnids siiirenderfd. The Hev, Mr. Aslit,in, who is 
 ill,. sHiierint,'iidi.|it ,if the Miihawk Institut,. fur tlii. (.iliieatinn ami ti-ainini; nf the Indian- ■•llieiates in the littl,. 
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 VICTORIA, B.C. Till' )Mc,viiicial uiipital uf Itritiili ('iiliiiiiliiii, ii i-linniiiiii;ly xitiiritid at tlic suiiilinri cxtivinity ut' Vaiiciiincr Isliind, ii\iTluMkiii){ llic 
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 an evtensive trade ami inanv lai;;c commercial liouses. Stcanilioats atl'ord connections with Vancuuver daily. Steamers leave once a month for 
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WYCLIFFE COLLEGE, TOROrlTO.— This is a puivly tlHMiloyioiil iiislitntiuii, <->tiil.lislie<l liy tlio I^iw (.'liuicli piily .if tlii' Aiigllciiii iliMiomiim- 
 tion. Its fmiiuliMs' piinciples heint,' oH'i'iidml by tlii' llitimlistic (eacliim; of Trinity Cipllcsje, llioy, l)y <lirit (if i;ii'.it iiiul pci'si'vciiiij! etllirts, siuropclfd in 
 i-iiiHinj,' sullioi'Mit money to cnddw an institutiim in wliii'li niinistcis sliniiM li,. pippaipil wlm wiiuM keep iilivp in the c-liurcli the Kvangelicalisin which 
 th.'y feaml was ahsi-nl from Trinity thf<iloj<y. Starting in a small way, with f.'w students anil a limited statV, in a building ,m Cillege Street, 
 WyeJiir'e has grown in popularity and bolidity, and two or three years ago the large and splendidly eipiipped building shown in the engraving was 
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TRANSFER STEAMER BETWEEN WINDSOR AND DFTHni- ri i 
 
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 carries on its hoson, the greatest tonnawe of a„v river i„ the «o 1,1 ' '" ' """' "' "'" "''f'"'"" "''"''"■• "'"' "' "'- ^"•'■'"" "hhh 
 
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McMASTER HALL, TORONTO. Tliis is the Cll,-,. ,,f h,.. ii ,• , . 
 
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RESERVOIR PARK, TORONTO. -The »iUei- supply piuljk'in ill ToidiUo ncvi'f seiMiis settled. For a long time the suppiv was ivt an in- 
 
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 it was supptiswl, hut em.neiMisly as it tunis mit, tlie prohleni vas solved. The reseivoir fnan' which the water is distributed is Imiutifully situated 
 on Ihe sunnnit of Hi.se Hill upiin the northern euMliiies ,.f the city. There a miniature lake has lieen built of nine aires' extent, Honded and walled 
 with stone. The grounds around are beautifully kept and overlook on one side the .Mount Pleasant Cemetery and the park-like Ravine wliioh 
 extends in this direetion from Kosedale: in the other direction the I'ity stretches out descending to the Bay. This is „ne of the prettiest spots in 
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 attractions there ,s the historic interest which attaches to the battle ground of KSli' ,.„d mW. The three steanicrs'of the I'umpanv are ttoatin- 
 lulaces ,he hnest on the great hikes. They are all built upon the same general lines, but the ■• fbippcwa." the new l„,at put „„ the route last vea," 
 IS tile largest and most sumptuously finished. 
 
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 TRINITY UNIVERSITY, TORONTO. The L-iiivt-isity ..f Tiinity Cll,-,. ..«,-< its mi-ii, t,. il,.. »i, tiring - , , ■■ ,. , 
 
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 I'liiversity » close uorpiaation in tlii 
 
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PHASER CANYON. ABOVE SPUZZUM, B.C.— Tlio pniuipiU Lunyou ot' tin- Kmscr liivci- oiiniiieiices iit liiistim linr, lirtw.iii Nmlli Hciiil 
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 fns^v littl.. St. .am laiim-li, hut iii.w its ..nly .-nil't ar.. a f'l.w -kill's an. I nuuis. 
 
OLD MAGAZINE AT FORT CUMBERLAND, N.S. Ili-iciir inH'iiM .■.•ntnvs iinnmd ilir ..hi K,.i-I L'uiiili.'ilainl ,.y •• li,'Uu.sej..uL ' whkl, Maiiils 
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 proiniiu'iitly in the cnclinntiiig iiii^fs of I'nrkiiian. It iiliiycd iiu iiiiiinrl;iiit |«irt in the long ^tnll.'Jil(■ lietwciMi the Kreiicli and Kiiglish fori-cs, 
 whose eulinhintioii oinii' hi IT-""') ii\ the fxpulsion nf tlio Aiiidiaiis ajid thi> rrchu-tioii of tho Foit liv tin' .Miissachusetts troops, led 1)V Colonel 
 .lohli Winslow. As Ileiuisejoiii- was thi' Krcnoh fort to j;uai(l the dividini; line lu'lvvcon the Krt'm-h territory to the north, Fort Ijiwrenee 
 wiia erected near it liy the Kiijilish to protect the Kiiulish tcnitory, which at that time included all of Nova Scotia or Acadie. Beausejor.r 
 
 was the centre of op<'ration> for the piie-.t of I.e l.oulre ami lii< li! ly Iniliaii allii's. After its capture in 1 "oo it was recliristencil Fori 
 
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KANANASKIS FALLS ON THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Tlic K^ilwav st;„ f K,u,a.,Mskis is ,., il,,- „,sirn, ,4,,.,..ml, t., .i,p 
 
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 high iiIku-p, dimly ..ilt!ii,e,l i:, tin- mist are disfmt snowy peaks. Jiist l»n.,nd the slali.Hi the n.ilwiiv ei.psses the Kium dds Hirer liv :i hi;;N imn 
 
 hridye, a little al,.,ve „ l„.,e ,t j,,in. the ll,,w. N,.;,r l,y is the uMvat falls „f the l!„w liiver, .•alleil i<a„,un.skis Kails, wl„,s,. n.ar ran he lieaid tn i„ 
 the railway. The xieinjfj is li.li in niaj;nirieent s,-eneiy. The ne.nniains just uesi ,,f |i,.,v , is,, ahrnptly in -real masses streaked and ea|.|Hsl «irh 
 
 sniiw and ice, and shortly at'ter leaviii:: Kananaskis a Lend in ilie railway hrinu's the ti.iin h.'i« i tw,, al st veitieal walls ,,f diz/y h.-iL;li(. Ti.i- 
 
 is the Kap hy which thi' Ur,eky .Mntuitains are entered, and thri.ii:;h this u'ateway the I!,,h Hiscr i^sne~ tVi.m the hills. 
 
GREAT GLACIER OF THE SELKIRKS, ON THE C.P.R. - Tin- (iival ChuiiiT Ls h vast (jhiteau ,.f siW.umUii ice .-xtfiuliii).' a.> tar a- tlu- 
 
 fy run if;t<-!i, :t-i i;tf:^-\ i' i* -"itM, ;[- :i:i ^llt•^r iii" S". ii;:fi!;u:(l c'-mliirif(}. }\ l^ (»ii!\ l«t_i !niU'*< ff'Mii Sfikirk ^umtiiit. atul tlifn- i.s a f^tatiim nt' 
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 lias l)eeii cauglit anil fiirnislies foin:tains alii>iit the hotel. 
 
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GTR TUNNEL, SARNIA. '>'"• "'' 'l"' ^.n-UlV gmit.->t ,Migim'i"iiiig wc.ndLTs is llic TumuA under the St, Chiir UiviM- livtwcrn Siirni:i, <im.. 
 ■in.l P.M-t Huron Mich ' It was coi.struct..(l to avoid tlie necessity of ferryin- the iuinun-c tmHic .,f the U.T.H. uii.l its connections hy IrunsjH.rts 
 across ,l,e Iti.er. The Tunnel proper is C,02r, feet in length, ,u,.l « itl. it- ..pproarbe. l-.r.r,:! f,-,.,. Th<- Tunne! ahme cost uinvm-ds „f Sl.r.OO.OlX), 
 Mr. .loseph Hol)son, tlie engineer who planned, and under whose -ui.hince the work was carried out, is a Canadian hy birth, and is at present I'hief 
 En>'ineer of the Great Western Division of the (irand Trunk- Railway. 
 
OWEN SOUND HARBOR. '1'1»' liristnl ..t' Oiiiiidii i> tlic immf snini'tiinfs iipiilicd- tn this ^'iiiwins; ami Imsv iionlii'rii i.'ikc ("irt. Its futiii-c 
 liin siarcfly l.c iiii'iliftiMl. Ii sliiii'cs tin' jHissiliililu's iif tlic i;iciil iiuilli-wcst nniiiti-\, nuu'li "f wln.s.' Imrvest produot must omic to it for triiiis-sliip. 
 iiiciil fn)iii liciiit to liiilniiid. Four iTKular lint's of stciiiiiiTs iilimdy nm (.ut of it, iuiiori!.' tlicni llii- nia;,'nilio<'nt stciimiM-s of tlie t'anadiaii PatiHo 
 Uailway. I'.-sidi-s tlirM- ,i Ili-.-l of sailing sclu...ir.rs Iriiu;; to this iiariior tiicir cai-pirs. Tiic i-itiz.>ns art- protit! of tlreif liHi'lk.!', and pmu.l of its 
 sliippin"};. Tlii'v arr full ..f liopv and .•ohndriiio fur tin- fiituir, and justify tlii'ir cNpcotatioiis liy tli,. ivcovd of the past and tlii> -i^'ris of tlic years 
 to roiuc. 
 
CAPE TRINITY. SAGUENAY RIVER. Tl,.. t«i„ cp-s, T,i„ity ,tn.l Kten.i.v, «r,. ,1„. ..|i,„«x of S««u..„av s. erv Tl.««. ,n , 1 «• > 
 
 "u. I,.i00 and the ,„he>- I,SOO f.-ct i„ l,ei.l„, wa,el> ...eh othnr uo,„ss ,he l.lM.k Kulf .,f Kt.rnitv 1!,./ h 2, I H '. " "i ' '"' 
 
 ,nysen,.us nv..,.. The n,„thern,n,«r cape receive, its „a,„e of T.ini.y heeause it cnsi.ts „f th.-ee ,nim!tv preeipieen each .^00 or i f . i„ 
 le,..ht piled one upon the other and frin«ed alony the l,ee,li„. top with wi„,M,lo«„ pines. Cape KternitV is -00 feet hi>.h,M til ■. 
 
 s^er hut .opes a ,itt,e hack fron. the water. U is said that when the K,yin« KisI .ey.V the ^hlee ^.f " Wa^\.p t ^ 7h ^ 
 
 j>.ponn,lers was d.scharued near Cape Trinity ; that for the space of half a n.inute afterwards there was silence a„.l then t e J "s cal 
 dea.en.n, ,lown, crash upon crash, as if each n.k and era. was pourin. , , the deck, c,.„«hi„« volleys fro, wering lotteries of ,^,2,^ 
 
STUTTS MILLS, DUNDAS. This 
 
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 wliiili II was hiiijicssril ill ™rlicr vciws is iniiliuiilc 
 
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MONUMENT AT HALIFAX TO NOVA SCOTIAN OFFICERS WHO FOUGHT IN THE CRIMEA. 
 
TADOUSAC, FROM THE SAGUENAY. 'niiliMisiu- is ,■,■!, .in-.n.'il i.oili liUioii.Miiy and -ivniiMllv. Ii is .i-,„i ,i,.,i wni, ihr i,ii if ,hir.|ur. 
 
 ('irliiM-, wlii. wsiii.,1 il ill l.'>:l"i, anil willi S i-^iii'iriy sr ■niTy wliich is visili'il cvfiy siiiiiiihm' Iiv iliuus.uiils >,t l.iuiists. It is n vill.i;,'i' uf llmi 
 iiiliiililtants, piL'turi>si|Ui'ly MJIiMti'it jutt iilmvi' tin' ediilliKMii'r nt' tlm St. I.iwn'in'i' .iinl tlii> S lu'iii'iiay. Il is tin' nhlrst i nMiiiiiiniisi\ iiii'ii|il('il Kuiii|iiiui 
 -i"tli'iiii'nt ill t'.iiiiili. .V tiMiliim |i isi w.n i'<l;ililislii',l tliiT.' in l-"i;i.i. aii>l ( 'j iiii;ilaiM \ isit" I il in I'itU. Vm- s.-ni's ut y -.•.i-s it w.is tlii' iliii't 
 iii'i liiii.' |iliu-c mill niirlii't ut' tin' rn'iii'li fill' InuliTs mnl llii' Imiiuiis. In li'ii'il tin' ^.Mirison was iiiassai'ii'.l liyllir lic»iii.iis. |i playisl a luiiniiii'iit 
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BEARDY'S WARRIORS OF THE NORTH-WEST REBELLION, li.'.u.ly, llu> Vm- Cliicf, mul his Iwi.d ,if Iiidiinis, t.iMk -.m iin[mitaiil \nin in the 
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 ihny met the iinled [xiliee near Duek I.iike upon the iliiy when the tirst lilnod in the nulhreiik was spiHeil. It wiis he, who, when the interpreter 
 
 fr)r the poliee I'iiine fnrward to piirU-y, ti«ik liold of the uiessen({er's ritle iuid precipiliiteil hostihlies, Durnoiit, the h'luh'r of the insiir«ents, seeinsj 
 Iteardy take hold of the interpivter's rille, and antieipalinj; the result of the seullle, sijjnalled his half breeds to llee to the t'onlees for 
 pniteotion. The eonnnaiider of the poliee, taking ainriii, jjave the ordi'r to lire. 
 
HALIFAX HARBOR. MELVILLE ISLAND AND PRISON. -Halifax MaH,,.,. is ,„„. ,„■ „„. ,„.., .,.,, ,„., „,.,„,„„„„. , „,„,,,, „ „ 
 
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IDYLWYLD, THOUSAND ISLANDS. !"'■ litil UifUliiiii of lln- 'riii_ni~:imi IsLtmis ii ill :i ii;i;'i-r ii;m-ii lUiiii. Tlii'lT tiun rirr :;iioi;i'n r 
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 ii,'rccnl)lf l)i'yimil tlii'ir iiiullituili'." Niiw, liiiwi-vi'i\ whetlu'r it In- tImt they Imvi' hi'ediiit' in. hiMnlifiil, tlimisiiiiils of iicoplc ini'iy ywir piissiiij; 
 
 • Iciwii till' niibli' river fall uinli'r tin' spell of their pii'tiiresi|ueness. One <if the pleasantost points fca- niakiiiu a oloser aeiiuaintanee with them 
 n:i the Canaillan slil ■ is the thriviir^ village nf tiiinant)i(ae It is in this \ielnily that the Islainl picuiieil in the eriijravinij is situated. 
 
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 DEAD CAMP, NIAGARA, SIX O'CLOCK.— Tho groumi nf tlio Nia-,u-a p.Miinsula is historic Hgiuin- 
 
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 was proven, and the pron-resH of tlio peace spirit has not eliiniimte,! out of us the pride we feel it, a warhke' ancestrv. Old Xia-ani 
 therefore, w,tl, its associations and its old fort, reniiiidinjj us of them, is a suitable cainp-Kround for the annual ,lrill of the volunteer 
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ALONG THE WATER FRONT, WINDSOR. ONTARIO. Tin. Cily ..t' \Vi„ils,,i- is llif most wcstcm |mii,t in (l,i(;iii... It is il,,. ■• l«l.y city" ..t 
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MOUNT MACDONALD AND C.P.R. TRAIN AT ROGERS' PASS. K";<. ■» 
 
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 C.P.R. TRAIN AT GLACIER HOTEL, GREAT GLACIER, B.C-Tlu «reai 
 
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MOOSE RIVER FALLS, NOVA SCOTIA. Th.sc pirttv falls hic s,.v.mi mil.-s ti-<,m RiirslK.nmijIi, N.S,, ,iih1, if yc.u clu ii,.t know wline 
 
 Pnrr-l'"P'i!!;l\ i«. it is ii «iiiii!l IuiiiIh"!- uik! t;n:i! tnidini; jwi-t mi Ih:- H.-f;iii nf Miiiiis, wit!) iilxnit l,:"l)n iDlirtlMtmib. It is frniuriitcii ;is a suimm-r 
 
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 the nairic jjivrn to the river on wliicli the eatanu't in the enijravinj; is locateil. 
 
LAST OF THE KANiTOBA BUFFALOS.-Tl..,-. U . u.uU .-.i tU. f-he-L. u. Ih. .xtm..-.i..M ,.. a„y „. ,.a,,l,s „„l,|,. ..van,,-,.., .u,,! „> tl.,. 
 
 .lis,tppoani,.«. of the Imtlulo of tl.. western ,,hLi„H-o„e of tl >l.l.'st of tl,e anin.al ,\vmvrns of tins oonfn.M.t. Ahl.ougl. not actually ..Mm..-., 
 
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 in the n.anufactu.* of substitute fn.-s. I!ut. as in n.ost other Ih.es of life, appreciation of il... l.uHalos skin is «.„w,n,' w.th the ,nc,-eas,n^' scare. y, 
 and, it is now said in Manitoha, that no other fur is so desirahle as a pn.leciion fi-oni the .old weather. 
 
OXFORD COUNTY COURT HOUSE. WOODSTOCK, ONT, - TIm' n.'w <„i,ntv l,ui|,(ini;. ..( Oxfi..!-.!. «h.,W!. .;■. the e.i?w. in:,-. .".■.■,'■. Kii.'. t« !«■ 
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 in Canada, and one « liose gn.Htli .Iminf; the past six or seven years, has lieen equalled by only one or two of its competitoni. 
 
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 jippEAN POINT. OTTAWA. FROM THE TOWER OF THE PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS. -Tin- tDwcr from wliicl. tli.- .it^v.. ineiun. ««» 
 
 taken iTL favorite view juiint for vi^^itors to ti.e C'aniuliiU. capitul. Tl..' v(,nioil roof in tli.. foivsroui,.! Iioloii^s to tlie iiiaKiiiHrei.t liorarv of I'arlia 
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 river an outlying p(,rtion of the city of Hull may he seen on the QucIk'c side of the stream. 
 
VICTORIA ROW, FROM QUEEN'S SQUARE GARDENS, FREDER5CT0N, N.B. !!»■ ."■■!''•-■'■'• ■''' >■'''«■ l!!-.i»^i«ivk it: a v,.,v attractive littlv 
 
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ESQUIMAULT, B.C.. PANORAMA,'. H.M.S. "WARSPITE" IN THE DRY DOCK. i:s,|..i„muli is ,,„ \ ;,n,onv.r NImh.I, ilm,. s in.m 
 
 Victoria city, Jirul lias the finest of all the harlxirs fUi tin' Tstaiid. Tt lias iniii; liccn tin* nMi(lt'/.\niiN of tlu' Ktii;lisli s<|ua<lrnii in llu' North Pai-ilii'. 
 A lari^c (Iryiock lias lately ln'cn Imilt tliere jointly hy the Impei-ial and Canadian (lovernnieuts, and extensive fort ilicat ions ;ire also umler wav. !•> 
 which hoth the Tinperial and Canadian (lovcrnnient.s are contrilnitinj^. Several warships are iwually present, :\u>\ a preiiv \illai;i' ts ne^tltil ahi'tit 
 the shores. The harlH)r can he approaehed in foL%v weather l»y means of soundin;/, antl i' i.ih.l locked hv i,'ri*fn hills. 
 
BARRACK'S SQUARE AND OFFICERS' QUARTERS. MILITARY SCHOOL. FREDERICTON. N.B. TIumv n.uld l)e no pi.ttier Inoation 
 
 toi [uiliiif )miUUn;;s tli;in ili;it i:i\('ii to llic liai racks .uitl ^tli^■t■^^^■ .miirit'i> in llif lapital nf N*'\v liruiiswiuk. Tlu'v aiv situiitoil tin the river side 
 nt" t^tiit'cn street, luid *>n tlie iianU ot' llu' lieaiUit'iil St. .Iclin. The uiiper iiiitl lower ends ()t' the street, on this side of the street, are oeoupieil by 
 lnisim'-.s hluckM. Iiut alon.Li tin- eeutral iiortion.iti tlit' otl'.cers' s<niare, witli its lawns and tennis grounds find hattery of little cannon, the jjrev stone 
 huildini; of the otlieers' ([uailer^ are Ineated. Alnn^si-le. and fornunu an ulliial loealily. are the \ari<ius Imildinij-^ of the Kederid, Pro\inria] and 
 M nriiei|tal < io\ minients. 
 
ST, JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK.— Till! largest city and cornmercia! centre of New Biuiisnick is picturesciuely situateil at tlie point wlieie tlie 
 
 river St. John pours its waters into the Hay of Fiimly. It is sixth city in the Dominion in point of |iopulation. Its harlxir is the city's pride. 
 
 It is deep and spacious, and is tlie only harlior in the North Atlantic, north of lialtiniore. that is never ohstructed hy ice. In the world of com- 
 
 n lice the chief exixirt of the city is luinher. The liridf;e shown in the enf,'raviii« is thi! fine new cantilever railway liridge over the river, and l-'o 
 
 lit alMjve low water. It was Imilt hv the Canadian Pacific Hallway and cost 3600,000. 
 
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 OFFICERS, 48th HIGHLANDERS.— Tho 4Htli HisliliimliMs me the liitest lulditi.m to tin- niilitin corps in the City of Toronto. Fornieil only 
 two or thri'P yi'iirs iijjo, it lias iilrciidy attained tlie position of one of the foremost militia organizations in Canada. It is strong in the favor <if 
 the people of Toii)nto, not less hy its ellioiency that liy the dashing appearance of the Jlighlan<l costume. The left figure of the two foremost 
 mounted ollicers is that of Lt. Col. Mavidson, In'side him is Major Cosliy, and on tho other side, mounted upon the white horse, is Major Macdonnld. 
 The regiment is splendidly oHicered, and the ix/iril tif cur/i throughout the reginu^nt is e.\cellent. 
 
BELOW THE COVE. ON THE THAMES RIVER. The scene in the alM)ve engraving is (iiie nf the nmny pretty liits of scenery niimg tlie 
 Imnks of tlie Thiunes river, in the vicinity of tlie city of Umdon, Ontario, liut it hiis another iind human interest, oecause ii wiw there that the 
 excursion steamer \'i--lnriii, loaded with excursionists from I/)ndon, <»nt., met witli the disaster, on May 21, ISSl, in which ]^> lives were lost.