The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26


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of parliament buildings on the high
ci!lt 10 the flSht, recedlhS from our
sight, is quite remindiul OF the Capitol
OF w aShinStun.
Al BucklnSham, twenty miles as
tant, rs hfanch road that runs nortn-
W3fu 10 phosphate, mica, ana piuh-
Dago mines, from when great guam
ti;les ot these minerals are Shippeu'
Near calumet are the celebrated 'air-
coma mineral springs noted heaith
resort lof the provinces. Hefe' TOO are
eNten"lNe SaW-ml!ls, Whlth are also
round frequently along the river. Al
l.achute are large paper miiis ana
d-Worklng industries. Ihe route Is
along the Ottawa river. which divides
tht province OF ontario ana quebec
lhC NalieE IS uiNlueu lnto long, narrow
and Well-uiied ff"nch farms mostly
devoted 10 uairy pfoductS. lhere Is an
ar OF thtllt ana comfort among THESE
"id trehch SettlehlenlS Whlch Is es-
peclalIy hotlceabie. streams pour uoWI
from the Laureh'iah iiliis ana seNeIai
picturesque villages are paSse" IN QUICK
shcSeS sion as we near the lneirooul,S'
with mus ana distant MOUNTAINS on the
one hand and the broad ana beautliul
ottawa river on the other, on Whicn
numerous steamers, lumber bafSeS, ana
rats OF lumber are constantly seen.
INTO NoNTREAJ
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AZ "te noSe' seventeen % %l,llira i'"','
M"hireai, Is charhilhS rr'hcn VI,
laSc ana laNorilt summer resort At
brrhrh ni the Ottawa river teh inil's
above Mohtrcai. rive hilieS outsiue ol
the cltS is Montreal junction. resi-
dentlal suburb, WIN many ianuaoiie
private holles' mere iraihs rauia.' W
the Marltlme province, bostoil' iort-
land etc. soon we roll along over II
Nladtct OF iilaSonr! arrhoS, win we
CITY spread out before us anu enter the
cummodious, handsome ana paiatiai
passenger depot ol the Canadian Ia
enc railway, on dominion oiuare' one
of the most magnlhcent depotS III the
world ana itselt one oi the Slshts ol
Montreal. IL IS an imposing s'"it
structure ironing on Two stIcetS' ahu
SAID to resemble a Norman caStir' IL
certainly Is rare conlpl'latloil ol ar
chitectural beauty, comfort ana eie
Gance, ana no expense was Spareu 10
ensure it's thorough adaptation 10 the
requirements OF the company.
Thls edllice may hnnes!! ne caie"
Fnr r,nro tbon railwav station I'm
stairs are the head offices of the COM
pany. where the business of the great
artery of travel is arranged. Below
are the minor offices. Here is the
grand general waiting room and ticket
Office. with its lofty ceiling, its noble
arches and massive polished granite
an illustration of how modern skill can
blend luxury and comfort; and last,
but not least, the large dining room,
also baggage, freight, etc, all mt
ting illustration oi the enterprise OF
this great road. From this, windsor
street. station are made up trains run
ming direct to New York. Roston, Port
land, and all Canadian cities east. ana
also the through trans-continental
trains west for the Pacific coast.
Reaching the city at early evening
and the atmospheric conditions being
favorable. the electric display through
out the city was magnihcent. 1he arc
lights seemed like a section of the sky,
with twinkling stars above reflected IN
the deep, clear waters of the st. Law
renee river and harbor below. rms Is
our introduction to the metropolis Oh
the dominion. What or lts eariy MS
tory, its present condltlon ana future
prospects?
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