, 1877-03-31

Of that religious establishment. ycleptcd Dom
mssSua a;sx % 9s e. =, iss
farmers. Tic httereni f*t'ef :loe. not; soxescr:.
the ora; but 10 hi n,n*t be a.stiSed The honor Of
From tho fourteenth, contury the world moycf on
new light being thrown up,n ths tnbject. Mnt,t
seostat savah ensays 10 dtvelop the art. Charles
s nosed % ss ;.%nns " nes g. In sse
prepared large. wt,lc. Shallow. hoy. In which,
After covering the bottom with bfnsh, ho placed
n1nccd n1atd and female Carp during the spawning
season.. As soon a. the spawn was deposited Tho
fishes WIRE removed, and the eggs prntcctctt
h %ns I'll sehed Il !ss
jn many purtona Of Knlupo At thia time. especially
in connection will tho carp family.
BNnRYOLoaICAL DisCorEnT.
Epallanzani, an eminent Italian natMEnItsf, per-
formed for the arst time tho delicate operation Of
scpn st Va. r. ns s ppta It nssf II a e f. @
culture A. 10 frog: cuitnrc,-hoth being The same
when produced art!ncialiy: Tim: one after Anoth.
yct slumbcrs ID abeyauee for want of tic iinai
touches Of genius 10 bring II Into full recognition.
ANOTHER CLEAN IN GERMANY.
In l1n3, JscobI. Lieutenant of The small rrln.
pcfimcnts in atllncel iecandatlon and ariiacial
ss" ssss W.T. ssf ss s.t s;t' sssmesa ,o
he ' pessse. Va; Hssfe' '.nd di'pfss Is
ot tSs prominent uat turasts ot tha DAY, especially
io l'ufton, tho most learned physcl,t oE France.
Tho dseotcry o! jacoti wss 1t once property estt-
mated by tho Germans nA a menns OF Increasing
gacen q ENGLAND, .'sIsfniiy aprrceiatias this a.
Iieuscnsn. pension "a an aeknowlcdemens Of it,
vanc 10 nations and 70 Tho world at farge. Ars!-
ncial propagation of fishes w. atteryaras largely
favorable results. Iacobl's method, With sliVht
culture saece..fn, pfss.ce aeast ",,o eaye
n passing. thst The eiyi,Esci woria did not prot i
10 nny great extent by Iacnbfs Developments. For
tfmc thu 1lde Of discovery IL rctcgated to
our OWN COUNTRY, ....
where no less pefso1aEo than Dr.. rtanklln's
Ut, made tour of observation in this country at
tss hs eo%s y; sss spsa1 ss snka H.
edition FIest .ttcst ff7i. Ths ~ sctap 81 lniorms.
pr FtanSin tsia no IL tsat' % II .hat tJ PORTION oi
New Englnnt where his fathrr lived. two river.
fell Into the tea, In Que Of which ttlcy caught
they caught none. 1ho piaccs whrrc these tlvors
discharged tl'cnnclycs iuto Tho sea wcrr nat far
no ts q aope S ssx s ss
always swan Up stream, when they uied to catch
them. but ths herr.ngs never came in'o The other
father, who waa actteu between the two streams,
to try whether Il was possible to make tho crrlnys
}!ye kswtts M g. in The othes svss for that pato.e
espawn out 9f them; and cnrcfally deposited 4 In
e on ss hs va sss qn the
caught herriugs in that risef and thls Is still te
ea.e 1his len. preserved 70: eyer hun,lted
hatcAlna Of the egga y evidence induhtab!c that
7.,s reaacr VIZ. pardon disres.ion ID, order 10
known to al1. Peter Kaln, first described and named
the laurel .hrub Of this country, the ha'nlia. a
ss1s pslsS St9 a ah hseSSns Se H he
laurel Edla'a iaii fo'sd /. eosl.pcuoua variety.
Peter Kalm,s meeting With Dr; Ftank!ln. and tLe
grounds TOR declaring that Americas cIaim 10 tho
discovery Of tho art Of culture IL a. well based
=. any f!a!%:; nnt!l the va'gr' ashermaa an-
With tho ,uccss.fn apGl,eatonot a,tacial tec!na
man, D.. D., Of chafIeston. i. T., whu rcaI q
paper before tho Agricultural Society Of that Ntate
IL iA55, in whicf, he declared that ~ 1a0i. whcn
tho rgSs Of front snd other a.hss. ~ ''''@'e~
, In 1890 Mer.ieurs. Hlvsrt and pilachon. ii tho
ceeded In hntching sufficient front to stoek ANAL
,.sSe s1t n9w s eom: after tracing ny NJ.
a "" q. t. s
practical ln.s, tor she world had reiused hitkes,o
to accent t1on that tranacentl~ all other din
ltcmy, Gshurran Of i.1o. vosves, Ia France, aso
ha1 lungu!aheh for want ot sayac!ty 10 practica!
time. Rcmy Waa an observing fisherman, who
fs!nsd living " ,he capt1is e trout y tio
small streams which abound In the VotgcH Noun.
kASN1, dIfi(}HH Alfhtln and InfrAlnf tai
BILE ground IN the franco. lrussian War. now IN.
,,,. ns1ed 10 Germany. our d!.eoyercr had noticed
though uncdaeaied, Devoted him.eait II for s: sss:
S sa year: :s., esH'!sst asa* s ;s'' .es:o Ct sf u
uata'nn of 1s4s. and consequent low water Of tha
investigations and ths .tudy of tts i.'oseincsta Of
tlese hnny denEans. In tAa ascent Of tho truut to
their accustomed spawnlns' beds, CONSTANT watcl.
they might 10 discovered In the acl Of dcposlnx
thsf sgs.. i was 9n;E O. no ordinary n'axnltnc.
.aecuiaisd. for ths Want Of re't; 10 il Wa Win
I.sny: hs wa obliged 10 easoeate win hlrn an
IN hls oJsoryations, That ti,sru might ~ no brsaK
~ the chnin OF Investigations dnrins this oil.
Important and critical PERIOD 10 earnestly and
!n one instance. during the fHl! tnoon n shoal Of
isou: VA. ksrt oons.ntls n view during four cum
eccullVg AoyA dHu hlQltH lh6 ftanlt u thjA per-
rs.se!ssy & IT, as sAsss
men put Into sucCessful practice. The femalca
wsto dl.oovstsa III - set q depo:it,ng ths!r
upon he egg', depo*ttsd tn ,prnye1.ns
sxsavatcd 6y tao tt9ut ana ater the deposit. Of
q conceal them iron, tho dcpre.lAtlons Of enemies
This discovery wa* kept sse.et ~ far - was poa-
.tGls fot four years, aad. i thsy had desired 70
lator'.. they wero unable u do 10, for shsy wure
quite incapable ct preparing m account q their
Ftaaee. came 70 their reaeue. and maao two q.
V0tA, Ono for the Government and the other for
ths FRENCH Hccretary,-In which the valao q ths
laboIs 81 these man Wa gloomily eet forth; A
iessor Of Emtryolos1 y the College Of Fanea,
visited ths hsh.faEia Of Tho vosges, and reported
t,a,yarably. upon the merits II Tho newly.
br!sy. l!a. wa invited 10 Iaris,. and tho
peasant alderman Of a few mouths before, aud
utterly unknown, was Al honorcd Rucst at thn
,ahls r., 9f ton!. Napolson. President et tho Rspaa.
report was made: stcscarlal FrcAchruen were In
cestAses oysr This nav deuou9seat, and Franco In.
l!suingue In 1851, known a. the 'FrrNch Gov.
NtntH H>~ Is tt,z