. Lake Superior to the Sea. t ofcall, but with the advance of civilization and an extension of thefur trade to the Far Northwest, it has been relegated to the positionof an inconsequential little hamlet, out of touch with the hum ofindustry of the outside world, and dependent for its existence on aninextensive agriculture and a summer colony. There is excellent sea fishing at Tadousac, and in the mountainlakes, a few miles inland, speckled trout and the gamy landlockedsalmon are abundant. For the hunter it is almost a virgin region. The Hotel Tadousac, owned and operated by the Canada Steam-sh
. Lake Superior to the Sea. t ofcall, but with the advance of civilization and an extension of thefur trade to the Far Northwest, it has been relegated to the positionof an inconsequential little hamlet, out of touch with the hum ofindustry of the outside world, and dependent for its existence on aninextensive agriculture and a summer colony. There is excellent sea fishing at Tadousac, and in the mountainlakes, a few miles inland, speckled trout and the gamy landlockedsalmon are abundant. For the hunter it is almost a virgin region. The Hotel Tadousac, owned and operated by the Canada Steam-ship Lines, is magnificently situated at the junction of the two comfortable, homelike establishment, with accommodations forthree hundred guests, it has its own golf links and all the otherrequisites of the modern summer hostelry. These links, consideredby those who have played them, among the sportiest on the conti-nent, are situated on the outskirts of the village, within five minuteswalking distance of the Considered by Those Who Have Played Them, Among the Sportiest on the Continent
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