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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-15
E. c. CROSS. Phone 2ol. Salem. Oregon
willamette Valley chautauqua Asso.
citation.

willamette Valley chautauqua Asso
citation.
The Willamette Valley Chautauqua
Association will be held at Gladstone
Park. near Oregon City. July 14th to
16lh inclusive, Rate of one AID one
third fare on the certificate plan has
been made from all points on Oregon
lines. Special attractions have been
plpvided. "Germaine" the magician,
with his wonderful productions; r. ],
Bnrdette. the celebrated humorist,
viii entertain in his usual delightful
manner, while the lectures of Hon.
Champ Clark and Hon. ]. p. Dolliyer
win be an Intellectual treat
Many other attractions viii be pro
vided, making the finest entertain
ment ever given at this Chautauqua.
Your truly, w. 70. CONAN,
7'S.eod5t Gen. Pass Agent
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Bed Time

take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning ] feel bright and any com
plexion Is better. My doctor says Il
acts gently on the s.omaehe. liver and
kidneys, and is pleasant laxative. Il
IL made os herbs, and Is prepared as
easily as tea. Il is called Lanes med
icine. All druggists sell II az CSC and
80 cents. Lanes Family Medicines
moves the bowels each day. II you
cannot get II. send for free samples.
Address, Orator Woodward. Leroy,
N. Y. .f |rf.
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REDUCED EXCLUSION RATEs
To the sv-sids and Mountain Resorts
for the Summer.

To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts
for the Summer.
The Southern Pacihc company has
placed on sale at very low rates round
trip tickets 70 the. various resorts
along les lines, aud also. in connection
with tho Corvallis 4 Eastern, 10 De
troit and the seaside at Yaqulna Bay,
latter tickets good, for return until
October 10th. ~
Three day tickets 10 Yaquina bay.
good going Saturdays. returning Mon.
days. are on sale at sreatly reduced
rates from ali points Eugene and
North on both East and West Side
lines. eRabling people 70 spend Sun.
day at the seaside. Very low round
trip rates are also made between Port.
land and same points on the Southern
Pacific. good going Saturdays, re-
turning Sunday or Monday. allowing
Portland people 40 sRena Sunday in
the country and the ont o. town peo-
pie 10 have the dag In Portland
Tickets from Portland TO YaquIna
bay good for return Via Albany and
East Side. OF Corvallis and West Side.
at option OF passenger. Baggage
checked through to Newport A new
feature at Newport this year win be
an up-to-date Kindergarten IN charge
of an experienced Ohieago teacher.
A beautifully illustrated booklet de-
scribing the seaside resorts on va
quina bay has been published by the
Southern Pacinc and Corvallis a
Eastern railroads. and can be secured
from any OF their agents. or by ad.
dressing W, n. Conan. q, p. A.. g r.
Co. Portland. or Edwin Stone. Man,
sser, @. n r. n Albany. Or
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writes Mrs Wesley Guy, Of Kemptviile ont,
Box O. For eight years ater my little boy was
born suffered with female weakness, also sore.
ness IN uvarics, especially on my right side. and
pain In back. Was 30 miserable sometimes did
not know what Iwaa going do. Tried several
doctors but derived no benefit until l began
using DR., picrccs Favorite Prescription. Had
only used four bottles also some Of DIR. Pierce's
Antiseptic aud Healing Suppositores, when l
felt Ike another person. / recommend Or.
Picrces medicines TO all my friends. II anyone
wishes to write me will gladly answer
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription con-
taius no alcohol and is entirely free from
opium, cocaine and all other narcotics.
The dealer who offers a substitute for
rFavorite Prescription" does 80 to gain
the little more profit paid on the sale Of
less meritorious medicines. His profit
is your loss therefore, accept no sub
stitute.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
the bowels.
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INCURABLE.
That 10 What the BOoks Say OF
chroaie Kidney Dlsease, But
the New Fulton Compounds
Have n Record OF STsS OF ReGov-
cries Among Chronic Cases In-
surable by All Other Medleinee.

Druggists know that kidasy disease that has
bung on eight ~ ten months has become chronic
Aad shat IL Is then regarded BY physicians -
lncuraDie and that up TO the advent OF ths
Fulton Compounds that nothing on their shelves
would touch Is. its proven fact that nearly
nine-tenths Of all oaaes ere new ourADlo, and
druggists themselves are taking the new Com
pounds. One Of the recovories was DR.. zeils
himself. the pioheer druggist OF ga Pacihs
street. San Fr6neisco. and he gave Il to over :
dozen others who recOEerod. Here Is another
Interesting recovery. I'VE copy from the saora-
neutO News of November TO- 1902.
'Afier . serious illness OF over year Judge
X Allen of this ol y has recovered aud 70
gafdi hlnssif most fortunate In successfully
~, iaE gilh what ia generaily regarded as .
Ia speaking u MS oass Judge Allen said n
believe HAT tLe treatment given me by MY
pny iclan vas Ia accordance with the best
etnoAs nsed IN tho regular practioe Of medi.
cine, put IL afforded me nO relief Hearing OF
thc sutton compounds / went 70 San kraucisc0
% toinFestigate aad VAS nooa onVinced should
before noticed = . range for the better used
me medicino faithfully Tor EeArly year and
can nos md no eyideaee q the disease s.a
petite ts good, have gained seventeen pounds
N weight aaa viii ee pleased 70 describe p Z
--Saoranento News. Nov. 10. io0.
The editor OF the News himself wps the friend
who sold JIdge Allen of Ihs BultOn Conpounas.
They are the only things known that cure
kiduey dineaeeo after - yell - before they
become chronic, which happens aoout We tenta
nlonth. Equally encient In dropsy. gon.,
rheumatism from uric acid and bladder troubles
fllton'e Renal Compound for hTiGhfs eaa
kidney Diseases, etc, o., for D4aoetes, ". ~
yehn J. Tultcn Co. 40 Wanhi1gien street. ban
ffancisco, sole c0mpoundeT8, lfoe analye ees iof
patieata. Send for pamphlet We are ne ex-
eiaatSe agonts fer thoss Compounds N ihla ei'y'
Palace Pharmacy, Iis state st.
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DaIryine In siberia.

One OF the greatest industries along
the new Siberian railway is dairylng
The railroad company has now over
1000 cars engaged in carrying dairy
products from the pastures OF Siberia
to China, Manchuria and Japan. This
trade belongs to the Pacific coast
and must be restored to its rightful
owner. Oregon dairy farmers must
look to their laurels. Before the Or
egonIan knows 1t, the Siberian farm.
er will be sending beef and butter In.
to Alaska. The extent Of stock raising
territory along the Siberian road is
inviting to the Yankee, and he may
turn his attention from the invasion OF
Canadian wheat fields to the subjuga.
ton of the steppes OF the Cobi and
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when the price paid is the mothers
health and happiness. The father
doesn't realize as he romps with the
child what years Of wifely suffering
must be set against the baby's laughter.
Chronic invalidistn is a high price to
pay for the painful Joy of maternity, yet
It is at such a cost that many woman
becomes q mother. Such price Is too
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For sale.-90-acre farm In Marion
county. u mile OF Sanitam river. In
good settlement Five-room house
barn and necessary outbuiluings
Well watered with spring water AT
the door. Ten acres OF fruit OF all
kinds. principally winter apples. A
fine fruit and dairy farm. with lots
OF outrange; within v mile Of
railroad. school, church and busi,
ness town. with large monthly pay.
roll. This IN a beautiful farm OF
good, black, productive land. and n
sold at once win take $4,000. with
half down, and the balance from
70 years. at 6 per cent interest
Immediate possession For further
information address J. o. Ray. Mil
City. Ore. 6-3-Sm'
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much because
II is more than
nature asks.
BY the use OF
Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
scription ma
ternity is made
practically
painless, and a
quick GONZALES
ence is assured
in almost ev-
cry case.
oI am pleased
to give my testi
mony and wish J
could find words
strong enough 70
induce other suf
fercrs TO use Or
Pierce's Favoritc
Prostitution
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cArARRH oF ME sroMAcH.

When the stomach + overloaded. when
io0d is taken into II that fails TO digest II
decays and tnfames the mucous membrane.
To- secrete mucin. Instead Oh the natural
juices % digestion. This Is called Catarrh
q the stomach For years ! suffered with
tetarf1 or the Stomach, caused by indiees.
Nnhf Doctors and medicines failed 10 ben
eng ne Until used kodol Dyspepsia Cure
hheA, copeil. Ter. Sold By ~ q.
haas % State street 10y
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w. r. Moore Dead.

Mrs. F. A. Erixon yesterday re
celyed the sad intelligence OF the
death OF her father. Mr.. w. t. Moore
which occurred the preceding evening
at Wilson. Kansas. The deceased was
well known in this city. where he
spent a few years. returning TO his
old home in Kansas several years
ago. He was sufferer from paralysis,
having had several strokes. 70 one OF
which he succumbed
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sereed Doors--s1.1B and upward. In.
cluding Hardware. Screen Windows
Wire Cloth, Lawn and Field Fene
Ing and Shingles-all at lowest
prices WALTER MORLEY.
60 Court st.. Salem. Or
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FoR RENT.

Rooms for Rent-Up stairs. Cottle
block, by day. week. OF month. Al
so light housekeeping rooms. Elec-
trio lights. Open all hours.
Matte Hutchinson, Prop.
Commercial St., No. 33s.
Phone: 1865 Main.
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Choice and Cheap Meats

thesae produce
of
prices nteyou
get our prices N meats n quantities:
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Screen Doors.--New and secondhand.
From 75c to t1.s5. J. N. schahts'
secondhand store. l07 Court street.
Salem. Oregon. G-5.tf
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Removal.--The Salem Carriage Fac
tory, Werner Fennell proprietor.
has moved fiom Commercial street
to North Liberty at the bridge.
Call and see the new place, and In
spect the work done Satisfaction
Guaranteed. Werner Fennel.
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McReynolds Brothers--Proprietors Of
Twelfth-stret store. Groceries and
feed. 4O6 State street. Phone 2e2L
7-lrtf
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B1OO REWARD

Fof any case Of the Liquor. Cigarette
~ Chewing Tobacco Habit Trlh
AIS to cure.
Rev. J. r. N. Bell, the Oldest living
.kplain of the Grand Lodge Of the
sonic order in the world. and pas
4f of the Presbyterian church. Baker
N|| Or, writes: Il have watched
N|'h interest the good results OBJ
W|ted by the use OF your remedy for
HN liquor and tobacco habit, 'Trib.
nH& feel that can safely aud heartily
1efp'nmend it to all In need"
flice. Sl2.5O per treatment. For
'a't by all druggists.
GA - ce b5zrA.
AIS tAs !@ dto1 aaB AlAag Bu4li
.,ltus 4 y ~ -
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For sale.-A lot Of good railing. could
be used In htting up an sfIiee. porch,
balcony or stalrrail with balusteTs.
Journal ONCE. 6-15.tf
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DIR. J. f. COOK

Has the conclusion that all profession of the healing art
without blood will vitality
kingdom Poisonous drugs doctors knives thunder
lightning will the the foundation for kinds
disease Those pson into bones and kill the life Of them
all kinds consumption
bone diseases You mind that his medicine
poisonous tonic smulan temporary relief which from
disease in he system You must not to be cured for
sickness disease time coming viii
long It Of win
build This
dand They humbusged His medicines
Natures Hebswhat the When
mails sick win themselves those the
stnct study Of It
a Do this
Of this world.
DIR. Cook Cures All Kinds of Diseases
301 Liberty Street. Salem. Oregon.
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EGGS for settlns.--Pure bred White
Plymouth Rock and Black Minor.
cas-, the best layers imown. T. H.
Blundell. Morningside. Telephone
No. 2Oes Red. s.2O-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

s->~-~~-~~e~--~~~-~-~-~ ~-~-~~-~~-e~-~~~~s1-~->-~~-
Pure Water-Wells dug. drove or
cleaned, also brick work and plas-
terlng. Address A. +. Holt. salem.
Oregon. T1-1m
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q.
| CLASSIFIED ADS
Advertlsements. flve Ises Or less 10 this columns
Inserted three times for 2 Sc, soc Week Sis
~~~e---~~~~>-~~->.--
Wanted.-Platform scales for weigh.
ing baled hay. State price A. II,
Remner, R. F. d, No, 6. 7,l4.St'
Wanted chambermaid and one
waitress. Willamette Hotel, s-22-tf
Wanted.--A secondhand horse rake.
Apply to Thomas Holman, s74 High
street. 6.22.tf
Wanted.-Two or three hundred
cords OF old fr or second-growth
fir. To be delivered in three months.
Apply at once. Money advanced to
right parties. Willamette Hotel.
6.1b-tf
Wood Wanted.-1O0 cords OF big fir,
or large second growth. also some
heavy oak. Send sealed proposals to
Hofer Bros, Journal office u
LOST AND FOUND.
O~~~~~~>~>-~~~~~--~~-~>~~, >~~,~-~~~-~~~~~~-~-~~~~~-
Found.--A pair of lady's lace gloves
and an umbrella. Owner can have
the same by calling at this Office and
paying charges -14-3t
Lost-On streets OF Salem, a lady's
silver beaded purse, containing a
sum of money, also valuable jewel.
ry Return to Journal office for
liberal reward. 7-lsst'
Lost.-A white zephyr shawl, green
border. AS IL is a keepsake. the
owner will give a liberal reward for
It's return. Leave at Journal Office
7.1s.st'
Lost.--A bunch of keys. Return to
Journal and receive a reward
OF $3.50. 7-13.3t
FOR SALE.
For sSle.~NeaF Turner, Is and 27lz
acres; $25 per acre II sold soon. Geo.
@. Bingham. 7.13-lwk
For Sale cheap.-A small stock or
dairy farm. 30 acres. ~ miles east
OF Salem; fenced; house and barn;
young orchard; good running water
year round; three-quarters Of a mile
from school. Call on or address L.
J. Davenport. 121 State street.
7.l3-1wk
stock sheep for sale.--I have 100 head
OF graded Cotswold ewes for sale. at
my farm. sh miles south OF Silver.
ton. Call on or address me at sa,
lem, Oregon. r. ID. Allen. 7-s-2w
For sals.-one secondhand fun circle
lightning hay press e. NJ. oroisan.
v tlit1W e.i N 7-l.tf
Typewriter sarealn--A new sun
Typewriter for s25. Inquire at The
Journal ONCE. n
Chicago Typewriter-Good as new for
sale at low price. II. care Journal.
For saIe.-A good work horse. about
8 or 10 years old. weight 1850. Call
two blocks east and four blocks
north OF the North Salem school. N.
o. Shantz. 6-23-tf
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Unique Cleaning Rooms-9haw a
Johnson. the cleaners. are now 10
Gated at 208 Commercial street
They do q general pressing and re.
pairing business Specialtioss skirts,
silk waists. Md gloves. gents cioth
ing, etc. Phone eeli H28-1yr
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Lost,--A white zephyr shawl, green
border. AS IL is keepsake, the
owner will give a liberal reward for
It's return. Leave at Journal Office.
7.1S.sts
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LOST AND FOUND.

Eost-on streets OF Salem a Iady's
silver beaded purse, containing a
sum of money, also valuable jewel
ry Return TO Journal office for
liberal reward. 7-19st"
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Wood Wanted.--1Q0 cords of big FIR.
or large second growth, also some
heavy oak. Send sealed proposals to
Hofer Bros, Journal office n
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WANTED.

Wanted.-Platform scales for weigh.
ing baled hay. State price. A. H,
Remner. R. f. d, No. 6. 7,14St'
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CLASSIFIED ADS

inner A.; .; ~ ss 4 M. Iss ssps
. month. 40 over ave Iiaes a ihs sane sats.
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Wanted.-one chambermaid and one
waitress. Willamette Hotel e-22-tf
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Wanted.--A secondhand horse rake.
Apply to Thomas Holman, s74 High
street. 6-22.tf
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Wanted.--Two or three hundred
cords OF old fr or second-growth
FIR To be delivered In three months.
Apply at once Money advanced to
right parties. Willamette Hotel.
6.15-H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-08

quaint old historic town of some 5000
inhabitants, and, like. Quebec is built
upon hill. 1t is situated upon the
south shore of the st. Lawrence, 113
miles from Quebec, the Gibraltar of
Canada, and some six miles west of
Canada's favorite watering place Ca
couna the Bar HarbOr of the upper
provinces. The Riviere Du Loup winds
in and out of the valley, and finds it's
terminus some three miles below,
where it joins the waters of the St.
Lawrence. From the village proper,
or upper village, to the terminus, there
is a series of cascades or falls which
are very beautiful, one in particular,
the falls of the Riviere Du Loup, where
it's waters drop 80 feet over a series of
ragged cliffs into a tiny basin, and then
rush madly through a narrow rocky
gorge, some two to three hundred feet
high. 1t is a little Niagara in q quaint
old setting.
Riviere Du Loup is not only a rail-
road center, but a port of entry as well.
Steamers on the st. Lawrence touch
here on their way to and from Quebec
and Montreal and the lower provinces,
and one of the steamers of the Richie
lieu & ontario Navigation Company
touches here daily during the season for
Murray Bay and Tadousac, and for all
ports on the far-famed Saguenay river
route. The Temiscouta railway forms
q connection here with the Intercoloni-
al railway of Canada. for the lower and
upper provinces. and with it's connec-
ton at Edmonton with the c. p, the
Temscouta forms very important
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woods along The Canadian frontier
From Connors, the trip may be ex-
terded indefinitely. The st. John val
ley as far as Edmonton, some 3:
mlics' is more than beautiful. The
lehllscouta railway forms junction
here With the c. P. R., for ST. John
Montreal, and the Maritime provinces
The road skirts the shore of the river
with it's high, bold bluffs on either
side, for miles and miles. and across
the shining stretch of water is tho
American frontier,
Inc nrst change in the foliage has
already taken place; hardly noticeable
at nrst, 1t is deepening day by day, and
presents Il scenic vista of rare beauty.
one views the same beautiful foliage
effect all up the Madawaska and Tenn
lscouta valley. The deep green blend
ing with the brown and golden tint,
reminds one of the White Mountains in
autumn. From Edmonton the road
turns to the right, and follows the Mad
aWaska river, some twenty mics to
Lake Temiscouta, this lake is % miles
long and varies in width, from one and
one-half to three miles It's tributary
is the river Touladi, which drains the
great Squattick lake, some miles above.
st. Rose, little English village, is at
the foot of the lake, while the Notre
Dame du Lac is situated up the lake.
between st. Rose and Fort Ingalls,.
Both are noted as famous Canadian
fishing and hunting territory.
From Notre Dame du Lac, side day
trips may be made to innumerable
lakes and streams in the vicinity, Tou
ladi lake and Touladi river. Suther-
land Brook, Lake ValcOurt. Viel Lake
and Dubes Lake, are but few of the
many in the near vicinity. For miles
and miles. the shore of the
lake is followed by the railroad
from st. Rose to Fort Ingalls,.
From Fort Ingalls,, which is some
42S feet above the sea level. to
near ST. Henore, some "a miles from
Riviere Du Loup, the crown Of the
mountain chain is reached, at the ele-
walton Of some 1857 feet. From there
to the terminus of the roal. the de-
scent is gradual and drops TO 1870 feet
elevation.
The whole route Travelled is one of
rare SttHlc beauty, through Il county,
rich in agriculture and numbering. 1t
is the garden spot Of the provinces
and many an overWorllcd business man
or woman. seeking rest or pleasure
finds the realization of their dreams.
along the line of this road, or. on the
shores of the beautiful lakes and
streams. just far enough remote from
the beaten path of travel to be ideal.
Riviere Du I.oup the terminus, is 4
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and streams, finds himself halfway
towards his journeys end. at this little
English trading-post, on the st. john
From Moosehead lake to Connors is one
of the most delightful trips on the con-
tinent. Since Connors became the
terminus of the railroad, it has become
very popular with the sportsmen and
tourists; and one finds around the
hospitable board of the little hotel, Il
cosmopolitan party. The Englishman
from the Dominion, in his suit OF
tWeeds has come down from st. Fran
els, or farther up the river, by canoe to
meet his American brother sportsman
from the States, who has been doing
the great northern woods, in and
around old Moosehead.
The canoe trip from MOOSehead To-
Connors. n. B., is particularly ENJOY
able one, passing as it does through 4
country abundantly stocked with fisn
and game, and for scenic beauty, I'M
surpassed 1t has a fascination for the
sportsman that the beaten path does
not possess. The trip can be made in ~
days, possibly less, but to thoroughly
enjoy the trip. and to see Nature at
Hci DtSt, ID udyS at ltdSl SiIodit ~ -
lowed. Starting from Greenville at the
foot of the lake. on Names inland sea,
or from Kineo some twenty miles, or
halfway up the lake. spOrtsmen can
take steamer or paddle to North East
Carry then down the Penobscot to the
northwest corner Cheesancook, up
ITmbaZOOkskus stream to the lake OF
the same name, then a three mile carry
to Mud Pond, down Mud Pond stream
through Chamberlain, Eagle, Churchill.
Umsaskis, and Long lakes, to the Ala
cash river, down that river TO the st.
Johns, and thence to COnnors, Where
the party may lin9er for days and yet
not cover all the little side trips thar
are within Il days tramp or paddle
from the station.
Or. if the spirit is willing, and the
canoeist or party are ing for Il more
enchanting trip, let them ship their
outfit by rail to st. Francis station, way
up the Tcmiscouta valley, and canoe
down the st. Francis river to Lake
Pohcncgamook, thence through to
Lakes Bonn, Boundary and GlaZier
unit! he strikes the Upper st. John,
thence down the st. John to the
starting point. The trip is some q
miles in length, and the amount of time
it takes varies according to the taste
and fancy of the tourist. The camping
places on the trip are ideal ones, and
the rapids are just swift enough to
spice the trip with excitement. Cool
guides may be procured for either of
these trips, men who have spent their
life practically on the water. and in the