a short railroad that connects with the Intercolonial Railway at 
     
     Ste. Flavie. Near the lighthouse, and the lighthouse-keeper’s 
     
     cheerful home adjoining, bungalows and cottages are being built 
     
     on a nicely-wooded elevation that overlooks a long strip of pebble 
     
     beach. It commands a fine view of the broad St. Lawrence, and 
     
     is a good situation for those who like perfect rest and quiet. 
     
    

    
     A very enjoyable walk leads to the river Matane, at the 
     
     mouth of which the bright and busy village of Matane is placed. 
     
     Large lumber shipments are made here, and the place promises to 
     
     grow steadily as the St. Lawrence lower coast trade develops. Ma- 
     
     tane stands on a well-chosen site, and it has good facilities for bath- 
     
     ing, boating, etc. There are many fine views from the surrounding 
     
     heights, and the walks in and about the village, as well as in the 
     
     adjacent country, are very enjoyable. 
     
    
   
   
    
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