WHERE QUEBEC LEADS.

Not only does Quebec take effective measures against fire in her

forest lands, but she takes effective measures to keep the forests

in perpetuation, where they do not cover cultivable land. Quebec

some years ago established a provincial nursery, and this year, in

addition to the young trees planted on Crown lands, the provincial

nursery shipped 400,000 seedlings to pulp and paper companies which

are reafforesting the lands they have cut over. The Laurentide company

alone bought 250,000 of these young trees. A large number were sold to

other pulp and paper companies and to private individuals. The Perthius

seignory alone bought 50,000 seedlings this year; and this is the

sixth year in succession during which trees have been bought from the

province for use in this seignory.--Hamilton Herald.

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