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DINNER.

In the Nineteenth Century Mr. C. S. Tonies reconstructs a picture of sighteenth century middle-class life from a minutely-kapt uscount book of one Francis Taylor, who lived on his own property in Littleton, near Erashism, two hundred years ago. Horo is a sample dioner given at the christening of one of his daugh

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A Salmon melt and 2 carps boyled with emnall fish frymi round ye dish

A loyn of ves! royat

A pigeon ple

A carrot pudding

A piece of beef boyled with cabbage and boyled Pigg laid round about it

And 2 dishes on side table p. remoles (viz., u legg of matton boyled with Calfowflowers and a quarter of lamb royst)

In the margin. Francis Taylor notes of this last entry, "No need of this and might have bin saved."

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A young Turkie royst

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A dish of pease

A dish of Taris, Cheesecakes, castards, all'in

a dish with a Sillabub in ye middle.

LABOUR CABINET'S BIG SCHEME,

In the Federal House of Representatives at Melbourne on he 29th Mr. Hugbes, the Com- monwealth Attorney General, introduced a Bill to amend the Constitution, iving the Common. wealth complete legislative control over trade, commerce, corporation and industrial matters, including employment, «

wages, and the settlement of disputes, and giving power to deal with com- binations and monopolies,"

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SCIENTIFIC “ MISCELLANY,

Bethirds are expected to show whether the air in beller for seeing than that of other places known, A PRIZE THEORY OF TEN EARTH, BODILY EFFECTS OF THE WIRELESS............... –

For those any on the earth'a iuterior, the Like other modern eraupations, wirelese telegraphy has brought special disorders to man. University of Jena has awarded a prize to In the campaign to Morocce, the wirelos A. Thiene, whose theory is this outlined. The telegraph operators of the Descartes of the density of the earth is known to be more than five times that of water. As the surface French Nary have boon pretty stondily

rocks have an averago density of only 2 and employed, and Dr. P. Belle, the 'surgeon on

water of 1, the interior'must have a density of board, reports, that the Hertzian when baro developed various maladies among these mon, about 77-that of iron. It is fairly certain algo The oyes were much affected, cures of light that the rigidity is slightly greater than that of conjunctivitis, keratitis and lonken being steel. In concludes that the earth's crast is about 950 miles thick, instead of the 30 miles of theommon estimste, und that it enclose a very dens and rigid corn that he calla this barysphere.

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common. This was powerful action of the ultra-violet rays and the wearing of yellow or orange glasses was advised. Another ailment set up was eczeinst, of which there wore two casa-ove

of the wrist and one of the oréljd--hoth difficult to ours. A particularly uncomfortable case was that of an official who bad worked the wireless 'telegraph several years, but who suffered from Fainfal palpitation of the heart after asing the sooding Instruments for any considerable time. Dr. Bellilo is inclined to attributo also to wireless telography much of the nervent dawngamonts now becoming rather common among naval bum.

COOLING TUMBLERS.

The making of ice goblats, which cool borerages as they are rorved, has been so perfected by H. D. P. Haizer, at his suramor zesort factory near The Hague, that 100 per hour san be made with ore horse-power, only a small refrigerating machine being needed to supply the cold brine. The mould is of special motal, with a core of porcelain, and after pouring in the water the whole is submerged in the brine at 4 degrees below zero for six mirates, than passed for a moment to i special heater, when the gobl. t is pushed out and caught in a paper holder: Each geblat contains half a pint. It can bo filled only once, but will hold the beverage half an hour in hot weather.

ONOURS OF METALS.

Every metal-is believed-by-Gratis, a German okomist, to have its peculiar odour, which he regards as a gaseous transformation produst, He has made some of the odours perceptible for a few moments at intervals by hosting the metals to 122 degrees Fahr

CORK-LINED BAIN COATS.

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Pho new German method of fighting Bro in light liquals, liku boszias or gasoline consistsia covering the surface with a layer of foam son- tuulag un inert gas, thus cutting off the air and making combustion imposible. The approved apparaten made by a Prussian com- pang near Mindeu, is dusuribed by ConsulT. H, Norton, consists of a simple metal cylindar, divided into twe obaubers, and provided with

One loug spont.

olaber charged with su aequogus solution of potash

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other, sodium sulphate, the alum with a sclution of sodium bicarbonate, Bodiam sulphate, and licorice post extract. As the two cylinders are inclined or remed, the two soin. tions mix us they iseus from the spout, and the chamical reaction betwoou the alum and bi- carbonate gives a prompt erelation of sarbon dioxide, converting the licurice solution into au exceedingly stiff and persistent foam, Even when the buruing liquid has become so hot that its for saponr bubbles up through the font, the carbon dioxide rapidly coola it fa a test by the Hanover fire department, 18 gallons of benzine--parly in a sballos iron han and partly scattered on the ground-was allowed to burn three minutes, and then received the contents of two foam extinuishers, which quickly arrested the fire. When the foam was romered and fire relighted, water, from a 2inch hose was insufficient to check the flames. which spread rapidly, endangering near-by buildings

ONE OF THE OTHER SENSES. Bees return to their hives in a direct lino when they have been carried away and liberated,

to be duo either to the sons of sight or of smell, but the experiments of Gaston Bonnier have proved that neither sight nor well can serve the purpose, and that bees have a special sense of direction." This soase is not in the antennas.

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Cork tissue, or "tissu-linge," the novel water- proof fabric new being made in Franco, is ordinary cloth with a lining of work only 1/250 | up to two miles. This has been supposed of an inch thick, and in a substitute for rabber aloth that is claimed to be free from most of the defects of that material. Before being sliced into thin layers, the cork is freed from its resions matter, thus becoming very flexible. The thin sheets are then pressed into the outer cloth, forming a perfect lining for cotton, wool, silk, ramis, folt or leather; and the resin-freeing treatment has made the cork no pliant that it may be folded without breaking. The outer cloth or other material is unchanged in appearance. A garment from the cork-lined fabric is soft and comfortable, is perfectly proof against water, does not deteriorate like rubber cloth, is very light, and has no odour. When desired, another lining of cloth may be used to sover the cork layer,

BEEKING THE CLEAREST SKY.

A novel luxury for the hotel bed-chamber is a new sigual apparatus that gives the exact time at any minute. A small telephone recetvor is placed near the head of the bad or vea under the pillow, and pressing a button cases a set of gongs to strike, sauopioing through the telephone the hour, quarter, and number of minutes past the quarter

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RESULTS.

To Reo Mars and other heavenly bodies better,

According to The Globe, another poor year is an attempt of grouter promiss than efforts has been experienced by Dick. Korr & Co... to telegraph to worlds of which we know so which, in common with the great many other electrical eng neering undertakings, is feeli g little. The Earth's atmosphere varies greatly trade competition very save ely. Fight years in clearness, and, while American astronomers ago the profits of this ompany amounted to have established, toveral observatories in very well over £100,000, and the ordinary dividend favourable localities it apposes that just the was 30 por vent, but since that time the earnings have rapidly diminished, until for the best spot for a great international observatory twelve months ended June 30 last, they see no where the world's supreme effort at looking more than £22,821, and the dividend is reduced outward can be made has not yet been deter to 5 per cent. Compared with the results for mind. A study is now being Bernn of the the financial year 1903-9, there is a falling off conditions in the Karro99, or elevated plains of in profits of £5.357, and the distribution in

cent, legs, Of last year's profita £12404 Bouth Africa, near the roemes of the Boer War. has been absorbed in denture interest and At a number of stations estimates of clondiness trustees fees and in reserving the amount will be made on a uniform soale, steadiness of required to provide for the premium payable on the redemption of the present debenture stock. the air will be adjudged by such observations as The amount Trought into the poconuts a year thors of double stars, and photographic tests ago was £63.142, but the enrry forward on the will be made by star trail. These sensitive present occasion is £20,83-1 loss.

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