Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

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EneugA FOR the Demand.
Difne4isl~s la th~ Hssy % FroE csirsr~.
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ia pron4Ea-.ss 4 llas salass AL stol14-sn,
sad Ela4s I've = "caara - tcs fre1s' <4,-
us-liF. - cciects z.l1 - .71.zs nlds ~ non
clservaf5oa ~aea lhs a,l8ssr .gr-ues bsua
NsssrLcs-.ss "a p,lrsait = xspt ~. azd frou.
year - year 3ll.losr countless ailinosrs II tie
b.ETacLiaas ars slain
NJ sTeg bsEils lie a. . tlsioole. ani tai
poles srs easily aa5ehsd a1d rsarsd TIE
fertile AIarioa1 collE.e1cial instinct from
I-1s ~ alns seszes Ca sAs l0tion that aoth-
k,g = nacn easier -Esa % procgrs = sui1sols
marsh. stock is elth t4lpcics. furuah cheap
Id shlca b az that s -sslIIlal - hs ussceas-
sary aEa ~ait ia Ls lad21lss g beoonas
frogs and nultIplg Thea. argue mauy san-
srIins Dsfsoas. &c Ill BE- easy - supply the
market -ith frogs 49, a. thirty or forty Or
f<ty oeG,s pound CLs Proposition which
gosa a. support go theory al thl8 scheme =
iItispat4tia There IL colstsn. delaa8d Ia
al tas great MAJ keEs u rlla ooslatry tor more
ffogs lezs rh4a az -.T supplissl. AL tie
Price seldom faIls very low
sAoo cULrJ AZ STILL YoCsS.
4 .as with yis~ - i-arniog ths faets
about t1-ss n0g tz1u1z ho~ they are con
duetsd. sh1re Easy are. sod what La ale-sS
ure sr tseT success has o~sn. that a writer
applied - Etsa CoallaIssloner Eugene u
bLackl1ra
Freq culture" sali ths commissioner. ''is
stu Ia IT, s.4pois stais. T4s facts are very
few AMI ample Frog breed Jglzt hss nsA
IL - easF % GO the spasa and % hatch it
out As y0c are probably as sTs. tle batch
fngs are tasiposs. a minute. g.o8gAr mas.
~itA vibrating laA ns~s lllris fellows &C
first are haI naasparens bur raDisil : darksn
IA color al increase IN size Afrer a few
weeks TIE l-El4 Strives, rue lers make an ap-
p>arsnee The head separates from ne BODY.
and the tadpols aas become = frog. lie l.
very active And vivacioas young p-rson at
tAs time, aad eats a. kil.ts o. a..razl foo.
Erog cGiturkts a. = > stage feed him with
raw meat. liver, heart and waste that have
been chopped very ans. He grows rapidly
alEil DO = six mouths old and then invari-
ably falls SICK. and IN a majority Of cases
cles. The reason appears 10 he 10 ths Diet
30 Tar as ~ know a frog lives on insects
He prefers them alive. but when hungry eats
shera when they ars dead In these cases.
when frogs have been FED on dies, they have
always prospered
"As = Il a practical ImpoSzbility 70 get
enough ties and Other Insects 20 feed a rexi-
msns u these oatrachiAns the frog farmer
- compelled TO uss meat instead The result
= ths ssc<ness and mortality l have describ-
- l. l..
fnanciAL fAaars. Out OF hundred frogs.
sny~nsrs from sixty 70 ninety -hye die when
kaeY are ak racntas Old
"hyen ~ it stands, great deaI OF work is
being done Frogs are. II lot raised, al least
f-d and s.tszned for the market In New
York. New jersey, sad specially IN Ontario
eC.nsdss, Tennessee and N " Of the western
states There Is . ~oaier ul vs-issy in the
sizss stsaincl Those arou sd tsIis part of the
country ars -aiioun hrys
"A tOs~n par of htpd leys from New York
szf View Jersey weigh a pound on an aver
age. tho slEns number frosa Ontario viii run
thres OF four pounds. while from Tennessee
and Missouri they 70 high as i've and even
six pounciS The consumer naturally prefers
q hrgs 70 small leg. This Ia well llus-
rated oy Ia price LIST. Whsn tie New
York and View Jersey frogs have a monopoly
Of The casrset-cold weather keeping Cana
dian and high freixhts western articles out
Of the city. because thsy csnaot be caught In
cold wsather-they bri1g erom % 70 30 cents
a pound Wheu, laser on In the year. the
Ontui0 legs ars r-ceiged the domestic /
article cALs - % oants and tho Ontario and /
~esoerrs bring from 10 - 60 cents a pound.
In Ontario the cro< business is conducted
su a large scalA The French Canadians IN +
A~ris their tlsnt IN ths Field from th.lr an
esStors add Ars mors skaiful than any OF
tbeir corap-tftorx
The demand for frogs legs Increases much 1
uiore rapidly than the supply In 1850 I
scarcely s'-snty pounds a day Nere sold in 4
Fulton market while now il is 10 uucor-
non thing 70 dispose cs 1900 and sven 5000 .
pounds ia a n0ERiag At first ths demand
vss ccnfnei % french and Italians. Amer
tcsus shared that curious British prejudice,
sngsndered 40 doubt by -ae long wars BE-
tween England and France. which r,yarsssi
bssf ~ lie Only food FOR a man. frogs, tss
fsvorto, 3siscsey Of Paris sss pitfs1l sub
alsuts for nass. aat IN consequence cnlkd
s~sry frsnrhman frog eater. By degrees
tAs Germans sui tasa 10 Americans osgan
% cali for frogs md haaliy avery FIRST class
aotsi AID restaurant IN tue lscd knd .Asm
upon thssr hil 9f h>~~ Tse diigsrszsrs Be-
s~s-n The dsmsod ard supply Is wAl Illus
Ese~d By .hs prics Twsnty Tsars ago it
~ss sniy about sus-aais 81 that & s nov.
and it hss iacr-a>ed tesdl.Y during thar
Vsriod. Is = svsssns n .sy ons Who gives
~ nsttsr thought shss unles frogs are
rstset "a caUtfvity for shs great city mar
k~ts. oSfars many T-srs have gone by the
prize ~fn be 80 high to MAKE ma tekcscy
= sExarY - -,<riy a. the &c sst ts-rap.n.
~Ir caocninx sroCs tlera nas tCss little OF
NJ cnsngs Ii M r-coI is-ctinn- Tie favoribe
method - hook and lne. With q susal riece
q I'D damned - = bsss. This y employed
nor~ -nsn 1l oraer methods combined Ia
Or,fario they have practice which has ts-n
49, Ia France ard Belgium for cenf1iries
they shooe their prev witf a cross hov OF
sblsse he ocit ransfixss the h-ti- rep
tils aud n'ak * hstie noise ss not to fright
sn N ,rienas aud s>ixh oorS Sorne sports
men ~ riis OF Fiob~r- air gun Ia
later = pretersh'-. ~ re discharge unssss
slnsoss 10 -'uud Spssrtng frogs IN TIA highs
nuas : crStou derived fro1n TIA rnliars
A SAT bost powerful lantern. a suesr sn.i
s-~o a,~n srr AZ that .s reasir-l n. fros-s
trs srcrscrei hv ~ n<hs srd al~arx 49,
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ne hcnr = moved ne --,lesSlr ~ Re nan in
'he stern. ne <vearnlsn. Vhc -cc-IrseS she
ocv sseb~r hsr7~atA ,r t-h'-i the isree--.
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nj ~, 'alrais hiir wfttcus tis5cuItY -
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