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Y. ■^■-.^,i--^j-.L---;.. - — , ^.1 ^.-YS'r -|,y ii7iriira^WrT-fMiii¥t . ^...i. ■........ '! U *" U^ AVINO ariven by a time-h.jnored oalecUc;lo.r, Mountain Iim^ rn River palace steamboat at Oiu-bcc. we ' .[f^, y';";' „;'fi;.,., seaward. To our left 1 U cast one tnoreKbince at the f^^^niuK c kl and t^^^^^^^^^^ ^,^^^^^. ^^^ ^,^^. Montmorency drops its two hundred feet of fo d^" ' « ^'',"^ Pi;^ ce's fainous Inten.lant. landsskirtsc>urcours., past cap VAiKk^^^ catioes.niatuiedbyspright V vouth enlixcmnKUieiort]^^^^ Kaniouraska loonus into Across the broad bosom ot the St. I'^Y''! Vrnnn o?focks t he ftfer n.s. about whose barren our view. Ahead appear the remarkable grmip "^ J'^^J^,^;,/ [,i/ V.'^f . ..J^oss the river towar.l crowns a consta,,* miraRe seems to dwell, ^ov we s ain o bm Caa>-oia, the Newport A'n-Icr dn Loup rohit, land the passengers f"'^.^^".^J,<-^"*^^;^,;\f,,,^J^ of the worM- ?;;Sl;;^S.r^ witrallc^d V^w h^^^^^^^ we may res, here a f.w d" Uoi^^^^ fancy not tie us to the lovely J^tf^- a -^^^^ ffirS guenav. We round ' The steamer leaves Tadousac at •'^1>""^^;" J'/^^^^^J.^V T e on the echoes, a cape and plunge, as it were, in o a ^^^^7"^ «f ."^.f ^"', '_ the first n.nie.us fearful. Suddenly, the iieight of the rocks, the blackness ahead a ^t mlcr t t ^^^ ^"^^"^ j ^ „„^ tj^^ rocks as the rive- widens, a flood of silvery moonlight fa ^ "1 «> ^V^^^;^'' ,7,^0 on we move, and appear to close in and our vessel to be running ag >t st the b.m. r -t »°. ^j.^^ „• ^^^^ j, the steamer seems followed ami surrounded ^^>- ;V n'V "nnUains^^^^^^^ to doub'le their hei^'ht. stormy, and ^doomy black clouds l^o;:f.""«. "^•^,r ^^^^^^^ gusts of wTnd. Streams of mVst mantle their rugged cliffs, |'"' J 3^,,^"*;'^^^^^^^^^ scenerv. It is on thev allow short glimpses into what »"a>: ^^f^ .'^''^"^J , j^^^.^^^^^^^^^^ far nor'thern river such a night, above all others, that the pninttux' w 1 1 es , am^^^^^^^^ ^-^ ^^^.^^^ ^^ are best experienced. What the traveler's '^y^, !''^^/,^"^ l',?'\^i ^^^^^^^ quietly moored at St. him in the few hours before daybreak, when he wtH f " I flie stea^^^^ Alphonse in Ha-Ha Bay. Luckless the ttred star-ga.er vvdio 1^^J^^^\^^4^^^^^^^^^^^^ - to the stolid witch the sun rise over these Elyseaii waters , ^hey have echoe^l^ w^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^^^^ t::^^^:^^.^^^ t:^I^^^i^^^^^^ wonder L which be due -~ :C, n>^^ -f cri'dit to St. Alplioiisi'. On llu' wharf sjn;ill carts, drawti by Ciiiuuliau ponies and loajli'd with hUu'hurrii'S, arc disiliar^^'in^f the eri-^j) northirn fruit to he eonves ed to the eit;- niarkels. Women and ehildri-n are washiiij; and hhaehiiiK oh>thes on the l)eaeh. In tiie viUaj^e, amid fruit gardens, nestles a cosy little ehurch and parsonage. On the roeks ahove are hroad expanses cfhlueherry fields and flowery meadows. Hut now the loud call of the steanihoat's whistle reverl)erate's over the hay and hurries us hack on <leek and to breakfast. The writer had tarried too long and hurried in vain. The steamer left him to the exnressions of pity of the habitants, which, however, .soon turned to praclieal offers of rescue at tiie rate of "three piasters" for a eonveyance overland to Chicoutimi. On went the stied lurching the springboard buggy over iiill antl gully at u lusty pace. A>J we were half way d(»wn each steep incline, with military regidarity, the horse would break into a gallo]) and continue it until the oj)posite brink was reached. .V seven-mile ride over this "avenue of jjvramids," past many unlooked-for hamlets and comfortable farmhouses, brought us to Chicoutlmi in time for the steamer's return trij). C/iicoutiiiii has been a raw Canadian lumber tt)vvn, distingui.sed oidy a.s a Diocesan seat, but is develoi)ing into greater imjjortance through the Ouebecand St. John Railway which finds its terminal at the head of Sagueiiay River navigation. " The fertile region up to and including Lake St. John, though fast filling with .settlers, .still remains a paradise of wild wood sport. Turning homeward on the day trip one enters upon the minute review of Saguenay's wild romance. I'erpendicular walls, overhanging clifis, scraggy crests change in kaleido.scoljic array with wDoded slopes and ravines. In two places only, at St. Marguerite and between Capes Mternitv and Trinity, where small tril)utaries pour intt) the deep, dark stream, a breach occurs in the phalanx of jimestone rocks. Hright suidight and heavy shades cast weird contrasts. Presently looms into view majestic Cap Triuity, with its indented outline, its cross and image of the IIolv Virgin. The .steamer closes in on its ba.se, irries for a moment, then shoots out toward mid-stream, as if tt) gather fresh courage for a plunge into the .shadows of the .still nughtier dipt litftnity. When the mannnoth head of this monarch of the north, witli its circling aurocola of firs, is lit by the rays of the mid-day sun, rising as out of the blackness of an aby.ss, one feels like a mite in creation and as well repaid for the journey. While our party of New I'jigland tourists stood mute and lost in wonder, the more ebullitions French Canadi- ans aboard, including a couple of priests, chanted the " Laudamus Deo" and fittingly exj)ress- ed what a (piarter millennium ago attracted to these lonely regions the sturdy Norman sailors. Their descendants .still inhabit the scattered handets, thriving by the woodman's axe or the fisherman's arts, and cling to their simple faith an<T customs unmoved by the cliangefuluess of our times. Ut X, O y. Bonne Stf. Annk (Old Church) Sr. Anne dk Beaupre. Murray Bay. d-^'^ Kamouraska. -JXL Ma RiViERE DU Loup Point and the St. Lawrence, • Riviere du Loup Falls and Lntercolonial R. R. Bridge. ppOTESTAMT CHUFCH— CACOUNA. Catholic Church -Cacouna. On the Beach— CACOUNA. I 1} I Tadousac. ] 1 Tadousac Chapel, Built by the Jesuits 1647. I Interior of Tadousac Chapel, with Old Paintincs, the gift of Louis XIV. Tadousac Hotel. Salmon Pond and Landing. taMM teHHH • Water Carrier at Tadousac. V'iir.- € St. Alphonse and FIa-Ha Bay. ■ I I I ^1 Hilary ^tdra Bay of Chicoutimi. I / Mim ( I • ( 1 • / Fi • ^ iii ri?:- JU.r 3* - " ' ^ .; a;4 ■>•• -3 85^^5ip%-^*t»--*! ~'^^'iX3"id3 nift«MM««i -^#^^^^^^ "• ' f vdim L«r'i- 1 ' -^^^M -**v ""^ III iii''weg~— ^ =--Be- fer— 1 Cape Eternity. IP* < I « Cape Trinity fhom below Stream. I / a ^^ ^.^dm&i. :.^.-^i^\ MONTAGNAIS INDIANS. Cape Eternity from up Stream. L'ance St. Jean. Cape Eternity, from the opposite shore Little SAGutNAY nfar St. Raymond, OU[ATCHOUAN FaLLS. Grand Discharge— Lake St. John.