SCRAPS FOR THE CURIOUS.
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. RE-APPEARANcE or "A SUBMERGED ISLAND
IN LAKE ONTARIO! The Oswego Advertiser
states that Gull Island, situated about 2 miles
from the northern shore Of Lake Ontario, be


tween Port Hope and Cobourg, has reappear-
ed. Il has been submerged seven years. A
letter from Mr.. William Osborn, jr., keeper Of
the light, dated August %, states that the rock
for several yards around the lighthouse, is al
least one foot above the water-lhat the lake is
now lower than he has ever known il before.
The fall Of the water from December /. I845,
TO March "a, 1916. was nine inches from
March "a, to June 9, l4inches, and from June
9 10 August FL, S inches. esuet ,