Scholars at Fort Simpson (Nee page 120.)

CHAPTER X.
REGIONS BEYOND.

“To-morrow God will show the way.”

N British Columbia missionary work has been carried
on inland by means of the rivers, which, as roads are
non-existent, are practically the only means of transit.

In this way the Naas and Skeena Rivers had been utilized
for the carrying of the Gospel message, and the Stikine
River, further north, had, it will be remembered, also been
attempted. However, the time had come when more definite
efforts were made to reach the Stikine Indians, and the
remaining letters will chiefly have to do with this extension.
The Bishop writes with enthusiasm of the natural features,
and also of the adventurous life which he had to lve in

those wilds :—