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And Summer swinging Southerlyl

‘ The ialllngleai and witheringgrass‘;

Theripened iruit and grain; The stubble in the ianners iields,~ And pollen in thewinding lane. »

The, cycled swing oi messu cu time; The rise and iall "oi ocean tides; f The march oi mon towards destiny- Asksme: What Shall Abide?

I seek eternal things to grasp; I search ior lasting veritiesf * But in pursuitnthsy are so ileet The-y tar out-distance me.

Into the realm o! science I peer. Where molecules’ atoms whirl- And- electrons whiz n dizzy speed. Within their universal iurl. < . ‘

, r “Bpecd-Spcedflmhey echo in their ilight.

"Rush on, they call to me, "For motion is a ntark oi liie - And is-a lasting verity"

But hereiAI cried in my despair- Are iadedleavesandfred: . Shall they be left ‘to naught‘ in

death ; Bo motionless and dead? Is this the end oi all? I cried- Is silence in the grave to be-" My last reward when I am gone " l From this activityif . Y, .'

i "There is ‘no death" was their re-n

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ln that transition from this liie- To that oi perpetuity"

“We're in all matter millions iold.

. Andcannot die nor rest-

1n,animated_liie..or “death" . -

we live withlfnelltr cslslns wt" "The elements oi nature's- laws‘. Shall claim each parceied part-

3 .Whi'ch\ shall returnto be renewede

In nature's plan chart."

The hydrogen and oxygen-

The carbon and the nitroilfill‘ Thsse iundilm Li" 91° ‘lllt-‘i’ .. Shall take all menus ves ass"!

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Or have abiding iaith in these’- . Unto the Hinterland?

1 am as one on troubled seas. Were billows break and roar- . And pound, upon the rock of ialth- On heaven's distant shore.

"Peace-be still” there calls to me. » Across the swelling tide-

"Come unto Me-and Ibslgall, Bil/e- The things that shall a- _ e‘ g “I am thgwgy ,the Light and Life- Come and abide with me-

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The grave ‘is not its destiny-

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sive irrigation system.

A new combined salt and pepper shaker has a. slidin8 ton that cov- ers both sides and is moved to ob- tain the contents oi.’ either.

Orchardists in South Africa. are importmg irom California beetles that destroy the mealy buss that attack their iruit trees.

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Sources er‘ e _. _ l I _ , e- ‘ s , Peace River ‘ (I-llstorious) Our irequent select“!!! 91 m“ sub‘ Ject must not. be ascribed l0 ‘he ‘f: ceipt o! a salary irom the Gove ment or others. it is Dim!’ bee"? the name is loved b? Qlwnbody n heaven and‘ on earth. 111d 1mm a desire w cultivate a “ailment "°‘ patriotism iounded“ and. a strong tinned!“ .-'N““°““ sentiment coupled, with uniaiiing British- ccncdim- Nflllwfll W"? merit tell one, simple awry. _ The iollowlfig is hat a writer °l the Departmlilli b‘ llkmwflm’ Se“ forth inmate ih a pamnillw "reace River melt ‘aside ‘from its vast, daring vail' and Dill-Walls. is o! l llliflfil» 1i ls aillnk in the __ River System; w , oi 2,525.; miles rm headwatg to. _i_is_ Arctic dalta and basin or; 688.009 square iliiilifi 6 9Q JIIVGF in ‘Janelle agijolrlgsoiworld. wide prominence“ ‘l. f .. . .

At the cppciite he...» a. .4 wough-likeldcpr .in,the moun-

tainous reg-ion ‘oi the northern and interior "parts oi. Brl _ Columbia,

. two largerivers the Pihlgyfland the ~ Psrsnip have their sources. ‘ The headwaters oi the Finlay, which are ~

also the, upper extremities oi the whole MacKenzie System are sep- arated irom those oi the, e and the. Skiana rivers, ilo‘ to the Pacific Coast by the Oassiar and the Qrminqco ranges oi mountains. Those

north oi tlié town oi pm irGeorge, being separated -irom thetipper sec- tion ot the llrascr- river v a com- paratively low divide. Be en the great, depression in which. ese riv- ers are found and theipl regions oi estem Canada lies ‘the main Rocky Mountain Range having a northwesterly and ‘southwesterly

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Source oi the Great Peace River

i The Finlayoilowlng irom the iar Northwest between the snow-capped banks o1 the Casslan and Ormlnoco

a ranges on the one hand and those -

oi the Rarities on the other meets the Parsnip, flowing almost direct- ly towards it, at a point in the low- est part of toot oi.’ Mount Sliwyn. The‘ larger volume oi water resulting irom the union oi these two great mountain rivers, already reinforced by mim- erous ‘tributaries oi generous dimen- sions. is thenceiorth known as Peace River. ' \

The lVlceiing Place

The meeting-place (the source of the Peace) now known as litinlay but formerlyas Finlay Forks, is the site 0i‘ a. small trading post and scattered settlement oi a iew trap- pers, prospectors and other pioneers.

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'An outlet for those converging waters is found through s. clearage in the Rocky Mfifintains. Starting on a course almost at right angles to the trend oi its atiluents, the Peace flows sharply to the east and ior nearly a hundred miles winds its way through one oi~ themost gorg- eous mountain passes in existence. Its final source irom the mountains to the plains region is marked by a remarkable chasm known as Rocky Mountain Canyon at the lower end oi’ the canyon is located the small settlement oi Hudson Hope. Thismarks the westerly, or up- stream section oi the main agricult- ural portlon of the Peace River country. v

From ‘Hudsaniliope the Peace flows in a general easterly direction to the town oijPeace River. Cross- ing thence more northerly to Fort Vermiliion, and thence easterly and northerly to the vlcfility oi’ lake Athabaska. About fltty finiles below Fort Vennillion a series oi rapids and low falls knkown as Vermillion chutes are found. These might be said to meet the easterly or down-

. stream limit oi the so-called Peace

River country. The country below

‘ the chutes is merged more closely - into the lower Athabaska and Slave

district.

Lake and River Junction

The Athabasks river rises on the easterly slopes oi the Rocky Mouti-|

; tains but its sources are farther ' south» than

\ ose oi the _ ce. Flowing easterly and northerly it finally debouchss into thehsthabss- ka. The main discharge oi the lakes being practically a continuation oi the Athabaska. river, but known as the Rccher, and flows northerly and is Joined within a iew miles by‘thc Peace. The larger river there ipnned is known as the Slave-Peace river, therefore is that portion oi the. Mac- Kenaio System extending from the confluence of the Finley and Par- snip riversi to its own confluence with _. ths- R/oolisr, or practically speaking with the Atbabaska dis- charge.

Blavs river in turn flows norther- Lv some 266 miles .to Great Blavs‘ lake which is in reality a huge and, mid-section reservoir on the Macy Kensip system. Several other rivers e volume also iind an

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the extensive system: _ oi Great v Arctic-Ocean. ter st Macken-

oi the Pal-snip rlscbllt ahiqw miles ‘

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