Picturesque Quebec, By James Macpherson Le Moine










































































































































 -  This stream used to be well
stocked with trout, and promises to regain its former character in this
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This Stream Used To Be Well Stocked With Trout, And Promises To Regain Its Former Character In This Respect, As The Present Proprietor Intends To Re-Stock It.

Mr. Dobell has collected here some very fine specimens of Canadian Game, which the art of the taxidermist has rendered very life-like.

His oil paintings are deserving of notice and attracted attention at a recent exhibition of art, &c., at the Morrin College, they appear in the printed catalogue as follows: -

A Scene in Wales, (Morning).............. by Marcham. A Scene in Wales, (Evening).............. " Reading the Bible, ...................... " Our Saviour, - an old painting on copper.. Dead Canary,............................. S. M. Martin. Fox and Ducks,........................... " Prairie Hen,............................. " View of Quebec,.......................... Creswell. Egyptian Interior,....................... Kornan. Dead Game,............................... " Two Oil Paintings,....................... after Guido Reni. Girl and Birdcage, - a Dutch painting..... Prisoners,............................... by Jacobi. Flower Piece,............................ Victor Pandora and Casket, - old painting........

The chief charm of Beauvoir is in its beautiful level lawn and deep overhanging woods, recalling vividly to mind the many beautiful homes of merry England. Mr. Dobell the proprietor is largely engaged in mercantile operations, and for many years past has carried on the most extensive business in the lumber trade.

In 1865 we alluded as follows to this bright Canadian Home, which the shadow of death was soon to darken:

"Crowning a sloping lawn, intersected by a small stream, and facing the Etchemin Mills, you notice on the south side of the St. Lewis road, next to Clermont, a neat dwelling hid amongst huge pines and other forest trees; that is one of our oldest English country seats.

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