Amidst the Laurentians; being a guide to Shawinigan Falls and points on the Great Northern Railway of CanadaBy from the author's own pholographs, with a few exceptions . Trout LaLe near /Civiere a Piei re T Chapter VIII. Riviere a Pierre—Quebec. HIS last section of the journey is extremely picturesque, the linepassing through a very rugged country before leaving the hillsand descending into the fertile plains that bound Quebec on thenorth. Prior to the advent of the railroad, these forest solitudeswere unbroken, save by occasional hunters and Indians. Now,Perthius and
Amidst the Laurentians; being a guide to Shawinigan Falls and points on the Great Northern Railway of CanadaBy from the author's own pholographs, with a few exceptions . Trout LaLe near /Civiere a Piei re T Chapter VIII. Riviere a Pierre—Quebec. HIS last section of the journey is extremely picturesque, the linepassing through a very rugged country before leaving the hillsand descending into the fertile plains that bound Quebec on thenorth. Prior to the advent of the railroad, these forest solitudeswere unbroken, save by occasional hunters and Indians. Now,Perthius and Allens Mill (the two next stations) show distinct signs of set-tlement, andvSt. Ra}niondis a town of2,000 inlicibi-t ants, withseveral town ischarm ing 1 3^situated onthe River , withlofty tree-cladhills s u r-rounding it onall sides, andis the centreof a splendid A troitl spot on the Basticaii COUntrv for hunting. Good guides can be obtained in the town. A few miles awaylies the club house of the Tourilli Fish and Game Club, which has amembership of sixty, composed of prominent Canadians and Americans.
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