Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Prospectus of the Quebec and Lake St. John Railway: Formerly Quebec and Gosford Railway
The traffic in produce and passengers 011 the first section will be considerable. On the other sections it will have to be developed as the country becomes settled; and no more rapid means can be found for settling a timber coun try which is fit for anything, than through the timber trade. In Canada the lumberman and the pioneer settler have invariably gone. Together, mutually assisting and being useful to one another. The lumberman buying all the farmer can raise in summer, and paying him for his labor in the winter.
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