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AMERICAN GEOLOGY In a lecture on the Geolo-
gy Of the United States recently delivered IN Eng
land by the celebrated NJ Lye he stated that tho Ohio
that of Illinois il larger than the whos Of England.
The coal Is formed In workable beds OF considerabi.
thickness in instance there bed OF coal forty
.eet up to the surface and quarred
ike stone Another branch Of Mr. Lyells lecture was
consideration OF the ecesson OF the Falls OF
He exhibited large pictorial scene representa- the be-
If the Niagara river The ravne formed by the gradual
wearing away Of the rocks by the waters Of the Falls
extends miles and there no doubt that az
period the Niagara river fell the cliffs at Queenstown
three hundred feet high The present height Of the FALL


ITO feet and the rate OF recession is about one foot In
