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FAST AND LOOSE.

SOME PROULIARITIES OF THE LENTEN

BEASON.

In a recent book of lemoirs (ays a writer in the Pall Mall) it is related of the late Canon Bull, of Christ Church, who half a century ago was famous throughout Oxford for his excellent dinners, that on one occasion he entertained a party in Lent. Neither salmon nor roast beet were lacking, but at the outset the host apologetically explained: "At this holy season we bere no side dishes!"

In the same connection, it seems worth remem baring that when a General Fast was commanded good many years ago, the bill of fare at a Carlton Club was headed by this note: The committee, taking into consideration that the observance of a General Fast has been ordained, have directed that the coffee-room dianer shall be confined strictly to two soups. fish, plain joints, spring tarts, omelettes, cheese."

THE SAME TO-DAY

150 YEARS.

IN 1745.

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granted a licence to sat beh on fish days, being weak and visited with a quartan ague, or some snot sufficient reason

The modern theory of frist fasting is em bodied in three very simple rules, applicable to week-days only

otherwise, not

(a) One full mosi a day, whether dinner or

to be taken before midday.

(b) For collation: bread; trait and ather vegetable substance: fish in small quantity; and, by way of condiment dripping and lard (except on Good Friday), milk, hatter, and Friday); about oight ounces in all cheese (except on Ash Wednesday and, Good

(0) La place of breakfast, about two ounces of

bread drg only.

Fish and seat are not allowed at the same meal, even on Sundays, during Lent, and this rule applies to all fast days throughout the year. dripping and lard are allowed every day except Suat never allowed when flesh is forbidden, but Good Friday, even with fish, either as a con. dimment or for cooking.

Finally, an old Punch riddle asks: are pancakos like umbrellas?"

Why answer is: "Because they are soldous seen The obvious

Axent fasting in general there is deal of misconception, Vory many people, of course, take it, it onglit to be taken, seriously, but there are evasions and exceptions-and some of them are not without their spios of humour.after leat." For instance, only a year ago the following announcement appeared in the Tablet

Owing to an oversight in engaging the banquetting hall at the Hotel Cegil for a fasting and abstinence day, and the impossibility of altering the arrangements, the Sacred Congrega tion of the Council, by authority of the Holy Father, has been pleased to allow those who dine at the Irish National Banquet on St. Patrick's Day to take meat, If most is taken, fish is forbidden at the same meal. The Archbishop is, however, instructed to exhort all those who use this dispensation to make up for it by other

LANE, CRAWFORD & CO., good works, especially by aims to the poor.

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·LEGENT' IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN

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is, of course, too precious to be thrown away. With rubber at its present prios this wasts The usual practice has been to grind, or, rather,

The true inwardness of this exemption is fully set forth in a curious passage in the life of Marie Antoinette, as told by Ame, Campancut up, the rubber in a kind of mincing machine It runs thus?*-

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Mme. Violoire (sister of Louis XV was not indifferent to good living, but she ind the most religions scruplos respect ing dishes which it was allowable for her to eat of at pealtential times. I saw her one day exceedingly tormented by her doubts about & Iwater fowl, which was often served up to her during Lent. The quaation to be irrevocably determined was whether it was fish or flesh. She consulted a bishop who happened to be one of the party; the prolate immediately

decided Q

tone

of voice and the grave attitude of a judge in the highest court of appeal. He answered the Princess that it had been resolved that, in a similar case of doubt, after dressing the bird, it should be pricked over a very cold silver dich, that if the gravy of the animal congested within a quarter of an hour, the creature was to be accounted flash; but if the gravy remained in an oily state, it might be eaten at all times without a scruple Mme. Victoire im edidately made the experi- стату did not congeal; and Suitable for vessels up to 1,000.

WAS a source of great joy to the THE WORKS are well equipped with Princess, who was very partial to that sort of LATEST PLANTS and APPLI game. The abstinence which so much occupied BUILDING the attention of Mme. Victoire was so die ANCES to undertake REPAIRING SHIPS, ENGINES

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Saturday and then she was immediately supplied with a good disk of fowl and rice, and

other enconlent visnds." When the Pope says, Thon shalt not eat meat mor eggs on Fridays, then it is a sin to do so; but if it be anything vital, yon must resist, saying, How shall I est, for you have forbidden what God permits Doal thus with the obstinate, but be kind to the weak, feeding those who are young in the faith with wilk, even as a new-born babe is fed on: milk to begin with, afterwards getting soup, bread, and cheese. And it is the same with weak Christians. Leave your neighbour alone till he, too, becomes strong and thy equal. When Et. Paul was with the Jew he suited himself to them and when with the Gentiles he lived as Gentile. In these open questions not according to the pircumstances. If a sick person cannot eat fish, then he gets meat. If Rome permits this for money, I may do it when necessary without payment."

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VULCANISED KUFBER,

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compensations. In a blizzard with the ten- Life in the antarctic zone is not without its rare below zero, It is at least a source of satisfactionato know that the air is singularly rubber the Faw material is mixed with a cer- band of explorers managed to preserve their free from microbes. This is cold comfort per- In the manufacture, of ordinary valcanised haps, but Sir Ernest Shackleton and his heroin tain proportion of sulpher and heated to a health through all their hardships. In this temperature of from 250 to 300 degrees they were assisted by the fact that even es Fahrenheit, when the two substances com bine. If the temperaturs were raised much ledge journeys when it would have been im- Karavedine, however, found that by excluding three which higher the rubber would be barat and spoiled. efficiently medically equipped. The party of possible to carry liquid medicines, they were the air and beating old powdered rubber, under great pressure, to a very high temperature therried small cowhida enge containing

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Tabloid medicines in bottles ranged lik reformed, into a solid homogeneous mass, have explorers who climbed to the summit of Monst ing many of the properties of the original rabber. Subsequent inventors have introduced new product will compete in many ways with various improvements, and now claim that the ordinary vulcanised rabber.

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by sprinkling the powdered rubber with an No Claims will be admitted after the Goods himself to pork chops on a fast day. Au and helps to expel the air confined between have left the Godowns, and all goods remaining in bis hand; but the Saint popped them out in two or

angel met him with the forbidden catlets the particles. The heating is now carried undelivered after the 30th just, will be subject into a pail of water, pattered an Ave pressure is varied according to the density

mor stages, and to reat.

Maria over them, and our indulgent Lady or resiliency required in the finished article. All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are heeded the appeal by turning them to a to be left in the Godowns, where they will becouple of respectable and orthodox Troue solid articles, such as carriage tyres, and this At present it only practicable to re-form ermined on the 30th 108, at 9.30 AM.

All Claims must reach us before the 4th

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Angel looked perplexed and went away, with his index finger on the side of his nose. And see what camo of it! In Iceland. meat dipped into water, and christened by the name of "St. Patrick's Fish" is commonly eaten there, even en fast-days, and to the great regret of all those who eat greedily enough to acquire an indiges tion. This is the writing of an Irishman, and

a doctor at that-bat it may nevertheless be this new product is that in consequence of ite

true.

At a diauer given by the Legate of Avignon to the Prior of Chartreux (alast now no more. neither Prior nor Abbey) a superb fish cooked to perfection, that would easily have tempted the Pope himself had he been present, was handed to the Prior. He helped himself, and was on the point of eating, when one of the brothers said PORT SAID, SUEZ AND STRAITS to him, My father, do not touch that, it is not

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Consignees of Cargo, by the above-named vessel are hereby informed that their goods are being landed and placed at TEKIR BISK in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each Conaigument will be speted out. Mark by Mark and delivery can be obtained as the Goods Optional Goods will be landed here unless instructions are given to the contrary within

are landed.

6 hours.

Goods not cleared by the 30th inst., at 4 F.M., will be subject to rout.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by me in any case whatever.

Damaged packages must be left in the Go dowas for examination by the Consignee's and the Company's representatives at an appointed hour. All olsims zanst be presented within ten stays of the steamer'e arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognised. No claims will the admitted after the goods have left the

E. A. HEWETT, Superintendent. Hongkong, 24th March, 1910.

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mangre. I went into the kitchen, and I saw things that would make you shudder. The sauce which you fancy is made from earrota and onions is really made from ham and raobit." "My brother, you talk too much and are too curious," replied the father; the kitchen is not Jour place, and curiosity is a grievous ain."

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In the same way Orleans hell in the year 541 decided that the Japanese have invented one character Christian was bound to fast daring the seasons for "prairie," whilst the Chinese are obliged ordered by the Church on pain of the severest to say " grass land. It is really aston- ecclesiastical penalties. The Council of Toledo ishing, however, how many Japanese compound forty days of Lent would have no part in the Chinese newspapers. It is further said to be decreed that anyone eating meat during the abstract words have already been borrowed by Resurrection, and enacted that the offender quits a common thing new for Chinese students should not be allowed to partake of animal food who have completed their studies ander the per during the remainder of the year. In the system to be entirely ignorant of good or, oven Middle Ages anyone detected in the act of fair Chinese composition. Indeed, it is a well- taking meat during Lent had his teeth knocked known fact that Chingmen who take up Chines

se one of the "compulsory foreign languages Hallows, Karking, runs the February 16th,

An entry in the Parish Register of All at the British Universities mostly fall to satisfy 1635 Resived of Sir William Bussell, Kat, for a lycense to eat feah during Lent, 13, 42, and it often occurred that a parishioner was

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