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Salt Lakes.
Why some lakes are salt is thus oxpletaes
by Isaa Kinley, in the Popula ve Vonthly ior July: ** It is pi ‘obable that han t mtinents were raised from th ea the lake basins had been already formed and came up, therefore, brimfal ofgwater In the north ern and eastern part of the ontinent, where upply from rain ud snowfall exceeds the | by evaporation, the salt, being continu ousty carried away through their outlets, h yme so dilated : tO be an Linhp —* ouantity. In arid regions, as the | i me and the country about the ¢ spian, \ ere the e\ ipo ation Was Im excess of ft supply, the water level of the lake ntinu ously sank until, on account of the ai inished extent of surface, the equilibrium of loss and gain was attained. Hence the exceeding sal ness of Great Salt Lake, the Dead sea,ct Ol a like reason the water of the Medii nean contains more salt relatively than that of the ocean Evaporation exceeding th ipplies from the rivers and rainfall, it :equires a con
“through the Straits of Gib true of the Re Strait of Bab
stant current raltat The same is irrent through the Other salt or brackish
| Sea, caus- re} ; ing & MAC Cl
‘| M ance ».
. 3 LAKeCS pi 0
bably owe their saltness to the supplic s trom the land. Water being the most general of ill solvents, the rains gather up the chlorid of sodium from the soils and the disintegrat ing rocks, and where the streams fall into
whose only et be a constant so their waters must become more salt, until their capacity as solvent has reached, The Utah Basin must have filled to its brim with ocean water. The out- let has been ev The lake, receding to its present many evidences of
lakes land itself mu supply, and
outlet is evaporati ym, the iree of saline }
been
been
poration.
leve l, has left
its former extent. To the drying up of lakes is probably due the presence of rock salt,often found in great quantities in regions of little
rainfall,
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The Eclipse of the Sun. the sun on August on account of the traversed by the
The total eclipse of 18th will be remarkable length of the land line shadow of the mvon. In fact, it many years before another occur, the path of which will be so continu ously upon the land and so little m the
will be
eclipse will
ocean. The shadow of the moon will strike the earth first at Berlin, ca in the morn ing. It will pass eastwardly from this
point, and, traversing the entire width of Russia and Siberia, will reach the Sea of Japan a little south of Vladivostock. Trending scuth-easterly, the shadow track will pass across Hondo, the main island of Japan, in a line running from Nitgaia, upon
the western coast, to Mito. The observers upon the streets of Tokio will be favored with a sight of the eclipse a little south of the line of totality. The criant shadow
will rise and disappear from the surface of the earth at a point nearly 1000 miles east of Japan in the Pacific Ocean. The will be observed by two one in Japan and the observations will be tak: it Various points in Siberia Oe Apvic—e To MorHers.— Mis. Soothing Syrup should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferer at once; it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain; and the little cherub awakes as “bright asa button.” It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, regulates the es and is the best
eclipse (American parties— other and astronomers
in Russia n by
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WHAT WE HAVE TO SAY:
the following Prices cannot be Successfully Competed with in the City:
, om For $22 a Scotch Tweed Suit, regular price $2. 21 a Scotch Tweed Suit, regular price $4,
‘ or >
Kor $18 316 a Scotch Tweed Suit, regular price
ror > | ‘| These are For > For 2 > or ss Canad Geuts
for cash.
order at sh
Ch’town, June
sl a Fur
a Scotch Tweed Suit, regular price
KH bit
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all genuine Seotch Tweeds.
$15 a heavy All-wool Worsted Suit, worth $18. LO a Blue Ser rge Suit, worth $12.
Welt Hat worth ‘$2.
ian Tweed Suits from $10, up,
Furnishings, Shirts, Collars, Tics, Hats, &c., cheap
Military Cloth and Trimmings always on hand ind made to
ort notice. On~—_ e
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known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teething Twenty-five | cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs. | Winsloe'’s Soot Syrup, and take no other kind marl] eod & wky + ere
Ona Saturday ning, in Clevel Mrs. Fitzgerald sat on the sid walk in : rocking chair, fanning herself, and three floors Daniel Sweeney, full of beer, leaned out of the window. An instant later there was a crash, a scream, and a grunt, and Mrs: Fitzgerald, the chi air, and Daniel lay in a hes ap on the sidewalk. The chair suffered most, being a total wreck. Mrs. Fitzgerald was somewhat bruised. Mr. Sweeney was not hurt in the least.
or ot] ler Causes.
sung
and. ¢ hio,
©
above her
Capt. John Ericcson, engineer and inven- tor, was 84 years old on last Sunday. He is hale and vigorous, has a’genius for work, and during the 48 years which he has spent in New York he has never gone into the country for rest. He is now engaged on what he regards as the most important me chanical work of his life, investigating th. diathermancy of the earth’s atmosphere, a subject closely connected with the success
of his ‘*sun motor.”
Frince Ferdinand, the newly elected prince of Bulgaria, is expected at Sofia early in this month to take the oath of office. The Bulgarian Government has sent to the officials of the various towns
through which the prince will pass orders to receive the new ruler with due honors.
According to an official report the Rus- sian army on the Ist of January, 1866. com prised 824,772 men in the active army,
while the reserve aclition,
amounted to . 600, 81d: in
thus making a total of 3,425,587
soldiers who could be called ints the field at need. Gen. Ferron, French Minister of War,
if preparing a bill for the creation of a military corps of mountaineers for frontier service,
The gang of Nihilists who murdered General Nesterova’s widow at Vidikaia- kas _ stole 800,000 roubles, have been ar- rested.
mee
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close out the of my stock of Staple and Ory Goods, commencing De- r LSth, 1886, and continming he whole is disposed of, at
FFARAr LARUE DISGOUNTS FOR CASH. A Ll. BROWW.
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“TRAINS FOR THE WEST.
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STATIONS. \Express | Accom Accom. STATICNS “xpress \ecom, | Accom ! t . : hg ae A.M. | P.M. ee ae A, M. Charlottetown....-..dy 6 00 | 10 15 oe ji Theta ci. oes ees ap; 1 Ga | Loyalty . Junction...... 614 | 1035 5 AON. i seuaes' | 200 | 75 | North Wiltshire. ...... | 648 ll 23 4 35 | Bloomfield., 2 25 7 44 Hunter River,........ | 688 ll 38 4530 ||\O’ Leary .......ccscess ' 2 42 8 10 P.M. ao, nt naar 3 35 935 | Bradalbane............ 7 23 12 13 5 26 || Wellington............ 405 | 1018 { County Line Junction. 7 30 12 21 5 40 Miscouchie,...ceccese.. 425 | 1044 ; Freetown,..... svoosess, 740 | 1235 5 55 ; 440 1105 ° PR css 6 caches a c. eae 12 57 617 ( ar ar, 815 ; 190 650 Summerside.....-4 ; 459 1140 | A.M, Summerside,..... ; i (dp P.M 6 ib dp! 8 30 200 , Kensington ...+-++-.... 5 17 1333 4648 RMiscouche. ...5s.i..:..4 845 sa 4 Frectowe 05666436 35.. 5 30 12 35 7 10 i Re ee 90 | 247 County Line Junction. 5 40 12 Sv 7 30 Part Mimic. 6656s. % 935 | 335 TPR GRIORRG cnciniincsoe 547 | 12 58 7 39 O’Leary............ eoss/ 1030 | £55 Hunter River..........i 612 ; 133 8 i4 Bloomfield,..++-+...... | 10 47 5 20 North Wiltshire....... . €@88 1 £41258 8 Al)berton,...+.... onvie | 1] 14 | 610 ! toyalty Junction...... | 656 7 1 8G Tignish...... ob +0 ar; 11 55 7 00 Charlottetown...+-+-ar 7 10 956 } 93 ! | BM. | A. dl, County Line June,. dp} | ' 545 ||\Cape Traverse...... dp ; + 6 25 One 3S Traverse .....: | : . os County Line Junc.. ar.! : 7 15
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