Penny Dreadfuls, 1896 · page 223 of 232
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There is little need of emphasizing the FACT that the MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD Has been the developer of BAR HARBOR, and has made this incomparable summer home the Crown of the Atlantic Coast, AND MOREOVER: The Natural Wonders of the White Mountains, The Wierd Grandeur of the Dixville Notch, The Quaint Ways and Scenes of Quebec, The Multifarious Attractions of Montreal, The Elegance of Poland Springs, The inexhaustable Fishing of Rangeley, The Unique Scenery of Moosehead, The Remarkable Healthfuiness of St. Andrews, Are all within contact of the ever-lengthening arms of the Maine Central Railroad. og The Renowned Vacation Line, Or, to those who enjoy Ocean Sailing, the statement is made that the pioneer line along the coast of Maine, making numerous landings at picturesque points, almost encircling the Island of Mf, Desert is the PORTLAND, MT. DESERT AND MACHIAS STEAMBOAT Co. The New, Large and Luxurious Steamer, ‘‘Frank Jones,” makes, during the summer season, three round trips per week between Rockland, Bar Har- bor and Machiasport. Illustrated outlines, details of transportation, and other information upon application to F. E. BOOTHBY, FAYSON TUCKER, G, P. and T. Agt, | Vice-Pres’t and Gen, Mer, PORTLAND, MBE, Eomicboo S) (ele)