... South America sinks from 12ft. to | 20ft., causing ships lying at anchor to ground. The Trade Winds force the waters 'o! the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of | Mexico. and raise the latter to a height of | more than 3ft. above the sea level. i ...

... of tho origin of the word being conmected with the Caribs, who were a tribe of Red Indians inhabiting the Islands of the Caribbean Sva at the time of the discovery of America, and who at that time were noted for their cannibalistic propensities; in faot ...

... SUNDAY' © 5 - CORNER. ; ——*_— 1 remember, says the Rev. D. G. Hiley, a eaptain, writing about a curious experience in the Caribbean Sea, describing a hurricane. He was at the very heart of the hurricane, in his ship, and there, where the swirling winds ...