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The Earl Grey had left Pictou on the ard of August and had arvived off the mouth of the Nelson some days before, Having inet with nothing but ferfect weather throughout the whole of her voyage, though she had heen rocked by a pretty rough gale os she lay at an chor waiting for ue. Towards her the motor host groped her panting way among the sand banks in somewhat maistish weather, and after about four not particularly exhilarating hours io PROF. JOHN MACNAUGHTON, The writer of the Racy Narrative of the trip. darkness illuminated by a rather un- certain moon and some play of light ning we were delighted by the sight of her headlights and soon after of our portmanteaus, sent on board at Pictou and welcome changes of raiment which we found stowed away in her comfort- able state rooms. This experience was Loharaoteristic- of the whole. trig. We had just hint enough of possible dis tresses lying in wait in the back ground and sometimes peeping through to give some zest of the steady level of our well-being which was just suffi- ciently broken to prevent its hecom- ing stodgy. Sunday, August 2st, was spent quietly on board in making acquain- tance with our new quarters, the ex: cellent quality of which was no more than done justice to, by the descrip tion of them by a very helpful member of the party as the very lap of luxury. The Earl Grey has proved herself a most efficient vessel for her special pirpose, she is in all points magnifi- cently equipped, ndmirably officered, and no less comfortable than she serviceible. is On the 22nd of daylight we reached FOR FALLING HAIR. You Run No Risk When You Use This Remedy. 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We vidited first the gir! at the mouth of "katchewan who took part in a POW-WOW. mission and the Hudson's Bay station; sarrounded by the © of the mild and smiling Eukimos, was rather shy, though and after a little sought ita genial her tent. I should think the erankiest raft in the world is the Eskimo cance which they call a kyak. Tt is made of weal skin, sharply pointed st both ends, with no solution of continuity in' its surface, except a hole just large enough to receive the body of the Eskimo paddier, who often stows away hisWwife and children, his provisions, and his catch in the hollow places on each side of his legs as he rides fear lesaly over wave and surf, plying his parrow, double paddle with the rapid regularity and sureness of a steam en- gine. No while man would dare to en- ter the thing without first pushing his hair in the geometric middle, From the Hudson's Bay company store and the inission station we walked a few miles slong the const to the North- West Mounted police quarters, where we found the utmost neathess and good onder thrown into strong relief by the rather squalid appearance the tepess we had just left. The house of Capt, Starnes and his charming wife, sa Montreal lady, the daughter of Judge Sicotle, was a purfect model of what a white man's hows should be in such surroundiggs, a little focus of beauty and well-ordered life. It had sn excellent library furnished in great part by the benevolent and intelligent autivity of the Victorian League in far distant London, There one saw the best of what the empire means, kind hands, and strong, reaching three thou- sand miles across the sea to sealter fight and blessing and strike down wrong. It may not be very long be fore the heart of our British civilize tion will be brought "into a scarcely lesa effective proximity with this tremity of it than it stands in now with Montreal, From this tiny hearth of warmth and light we walked about two miles to view a scene not so Hatlering to our pride of race. Prince of Wales Fort, now the doleful ruins of what was Once an imposing outpost of the might of England, the well-sgoaved masonsy fallen away into erumbling debris, loose and shapeless stones strewn at random over the ground, and the forty-two guns all roasted and overgrown with berried shrubbery And this stronghold built at so much axpense and so elaborately armed, hue no past glories to shed some radiance over its present desolition. It never fired a shot at an enemy. It capitulat od to the not-very-formidable force of La Perouse, in 1782, just forty vears after 'the ingenious Mrs. Hobson" came oul to superintend the building of it. without striking a blow. The Hudson's Bay company, though once ruling over a larger territory with no less ample powers than the war like "John Company" in India, never pro duced a clive. These northern waters stir ng proud memories in the British mind. It was in them, too, that the gallant d'Therville, with one ship, put three English ships out of business. It is no bad thing for a nation to re member defeats as well as vietories. And in any case as Canadians our withers are unwrung. The great deeds of the past, whether of Gauls or Bri- ton, are equally our own in a land where the two races are happily unit- od to form a single loyal people. The 23rd of August was spent in erosting -Hodson's Bay as we made for the straits. The sea is the Mediter- ranean of British North America, and for anything we saw to the contrary it might have been the sea of old re- nown that'has appropriated the name. It was just as sunny and scarcely less blue, We had coffee on deck before breakfast in our pyjamas, in latitude (3. There seems to be no earthly rea- son why navigation here and through the straits, if the ordinary precautions in the matter of buoys and charts and lights are taken, should not be just as sale for at least three months of the year as it now is during the season thironigh the straits of Belle Isle and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Fort Churchill is as near Liverpool as Montreal is. What this- means to the North-West and to the more effective commercial unification of Canada and the empire, if the route is taken in hand and vigorously pushed through, there is no need to dwell upon. On the 24th we stopped to visit Preiontaine Harbor, a magnificent ba- sin on the north coast of Ungava, which could easily sccommodate the whole liritish fleet (two power stand ard). Steaming along through Hud- son's Straits on tne 25th we coasted along Charles' Island and had a sight of walruses disporting themselves be hind us in the calmer water of the Bay. On the 26th we shaped our course for Baffin's hand on_ the north side of the Straits, This was the day of joebergs. We saw a good many, put I was disappointed to find that they were not so numerous as | have geen them from the deck of an Atlan tic stesmer in the Straits of Belle Isle. Their fantastic and various shapes with the emerald glints di versifying their whiteness in the beil- fiant Sunshine with which we were favored, were as they always are une der such conditions a memorable sight, We had glimpses of the Grimel Glacier as we coasted slong Baffin's Land. At last taking our leave of Canadian waters for a while we head- od for Yort Burwell, a small but desp-water harbor belonging to New. foundland on the most northern point of Ungava. Here «fb stayed two days taking in water and visiting the Mora- vian Mission, whose Eskimo settle ment vided us with a 'welcome sup- delicious fresh cod. The mis us an account of a typi: which ex i LE gf G4 ii i I i aE i i i 2 i | country. The governorgencralship ¥ - ik kak on the lernoon of the 30th. This was our &y of mountains--~toss- ed about. at every angie in the most lavish profusion of bold rack-seulpture, their edges and r clean eut like erystals, sharp high with ocos sioning drifts of snow and some- times wisps of trailing mist. By far the most striking is the well-named Mitre with its cleft peak accentuated by a white streak of snow just be neath, nearly 4.000 feet high. I there had only been some heather and trees--there was nothing but iron rocks with braken and the rich yel lows and browns of sea weed, one might have been on the loveliest coast in the world, the west coast of Seotland. Okkak is another Moravian mission station, a very active summer Centre of the N?wioundland cod-fishing in dustry. We saw there great quantities of drying, dried and salted Rsh snd piace of the husky dogs who with all their virtues am somelities pretiy ugly customers--, o were told of some of them eating a baby npt Jong ago, wae they will also be a substitute for cows both as regards milk snd meat They cost nothing to Teed, thriving fuxuriantly on the mosses and brush- wood. To use a striking phrase of his excellenc®'s they are fikely to furnish the larder; dairy and transport of the north, We loft St. Anthony at sicht o'clock in the morning, touched at the fish ing village of Blane Sablon, where wa were once more in Canada, and shaped our course for the lovely Bay of Is lands Newfoundland, which in my opinion does not yield the palm of beauty to any bay in the world ar riving there ni the wharl of the Hun ber mouth after nu day of brilliant sunshine, at 3.35 pam, the Earl Grey lies there now as | write a 000000000 UCNE NINO NNOEOORNOORN00N PIG LEAD and ANTIMONY: IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. THE CANADA METAL COMPANY, LIMITED. y OFFICE: $1 WILLIAM STREET, TORONTO. $600000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000009 W ESQUIMO KYAKS AT FORT CHURCHILL. big tanks of blubber ail. Hera his exvellency did un exceedingly well concerned and finely executed piece of joternational entertainment. He had all the crews of the Newfoundland schooners lving at anchor there to high-tea on board of the "Earl Grey," had the first taste of which had regaled their palates for a long time, There was a doleful. tale to ted of fishing. they confirmed the story Es kimo pilot: All fishermen catch no fish." These man were all Késn pebticians, We heard from them some of the wost recent slogans of Newlowndland poli tics). His excelletny talked to them in the heartiest way Wilh o great «deal of offhand felicity. fe indicated that there many ludicrous premciees abroad in thelr country regarding the dismal consequences union with Canada and gave some blood eurdling instances. Candda, he hiked, was not at all eager Tor the union but would be too coy Mf the advasces came from the other side, Like un maiden who says "li take you if you ask me,' the door was open if they chose to push but there would be attempt at even urging them to come in. His exoellencv nover missed a chance of giving missionaries and fishermen a square meal and: a good = mpathetic talk. It was vainly suggested that stores were nimping low. He would rather have put bimsell and all his on ship biseuit and cheese than Yet the genial ewrvents of his hospitality he frozen by such miser- able considerations. 1 must admit that my observation of his activities open ed my eves to quite a new sense olf the value of his Meh office to the is an asset "to Candi, much more "so than most peopls have an opportuni: ty of suspecting. In the hands of a man that can wee it may be a force like sunshine unobtrusive but as full of beneficent power as it is quiet, Many a lonely man and woman for instance in these solitary places Kving a life of patient heroism, it may he, with little notiee from the world, will go through next year's work lighten- ed up and warmed within by words and looks of cheer that fell upon them from the Dominion's ship Earl Grey. And pany seeds of pregnant sugges- tion as well as of manly Kindness dropped from the same source, will blossom yet it is to be hoped in the fields of Canada. We left Okkak on the morning of the 3lst and on Septémber Ist reach. ed Indian Harbour on the northem side of Hamilton let. Here we were within the radius of the far reaching activity of Dr. Greufell. What he has done is too well known to need any account and would take a volume. But at Indian Harbour amd at St. Anthony which we reached on Sep tember 3rd, the proofs were plain to see of what ix perhaps his chiel suc cesn, his wonderful power of gathering around him the very flower of our race; English and Secoteh doctors and charming American and Foglish pls in enthusiastic devotion to the won: derful work he is doing and in perfect enjoyment of their own lives. At St Anthony with 'its splendid Hospital, (where by the way one of the most distinguished surgwons on this contin ent performs = mirachs of trpanning and other spectacular operations) its orphanage, indusirinl schools, experi- mental farm, delightful society and charmuig houses one felt in the pres ence of the Univesity of labrador, where only the discomforta of civilian tion had been left behind. Wa saw among the hills about two miles from the colony a considerable portion of Dr. Geenfell"s notable reindeer herd, about 700 of these beutiful and gentle oreatures sleep ax well groom ed horses, the velvet often hanging in strips from their great Hranchiog an thers se from partially peeled wands. They have multiplied execodingly and grown larger in their pew homé They seem to ne almost certain to take the where they fresh meat the of our were ol no company Fair View Items. Fair View, Sept, 26.°"The farmers are cutting their corn and buckwheat Those on the sick list are Mrs. John Millmg and Nelson Hodson. Frank McTaggart has moved on the corner, in Archibald Hess' house, Walter File, wife and baby have eome to stay at Stanley File's. Mr. and Mrs. George Roks = spent Sunday at Schuiler Loucks'. 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