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appeared most remarkable comet hat year IN
England. and upon the continent of Europe was
extremely warm. tie harvesis we're large, and the
vintage especially was most remarkable, 80 tiat,
to this dav. vine made in that year is called The
Comet Ctne. This peeuiiarity OF the sea>en was
ascribed 70 ;he comet. The subject was carefully
examined BY men of science Facts we're collect
ed. f5r nothing can be more de.asiye than mere
theory. VI Arago, French astronomer, isye-t'-
ea;ed the q-es;lou Azd answered :; TO his complete
satisfaction There Is preserved IN the O9zer.
vayory q: Paris register Of the temperature OF
ever day in The year. From this Arago made oct
tie temperature OF every -ea.oa. IL one column ne
places he number Of comets that appeared. aHd
n another th- average tenPerstaFe OF taa seasons.
and he found rtet between them tnere wa' 10 cor
rrspoadence Whatever. Tbs ;acr ! worth hund-
red theories Bu, tacs ard theory 20 hand IN
hand and knowing VIVA; We do ~ comets. Ne shall
easily see that there j. no way in which they can
produc, the least ,tirct upon the seasons They
NAV ex~r, an attraction ,aey may produce tides
in our atmosphere OF cen IN the ocean; but they
cannot change The temperature. There arc many
Other interesting og-srions connected with ihis
,u5iec, which sta reserve Until Iuestay even
in