. Un cyclopædia domestique d'information pratique ... de cinq oeufs; remuer à eux cinq cuillerées de table de sucre blanc tamisé, et pondre la themixture légèrement et également sur le fruit; déposer le plat immédiatement dans un four modéré et le cuire quinze minutes. Cerises, damsons, prunes orcommunes, d'abord compotés comme pour les compotes{Voir compotes) répondre ainsi que les poires pour ce plat ; aussi les pommes, abricots, ou pêches, bouillies jusqu'à une marmelade avec suffisamment de sucre pour les édulcorer modérément. Les pierres de skinsand des pêches, des abricots et des plombésdevraient être enlevées, mais quelques-uns des amandes blanchedpeuvent être utilisées t

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. A domestic cyclopædia of practical information ... of five eggs ; stir to them five table-spoonfuls of sifted white sugar, and lay themixture lightly and equally over the fruit; setthe dish immediately into a moderate oven andbake it fifteen minutes. Cherries, damsons, orcommon plums, first stewed as for compotes{See Compotes) answer as well as pears forthis dish ; also apples, apricots, or peaches, boiled down to a marmalade with sufficientsugar to sweeten them moderately. The skinsand stones of the peaches, apricots, and plumsshould be removed, but a few of the blanchedkernels may be used to flavor the fruit. MERUTO.—An extremely fine twilled stuff, made of the finest wool, and used for dressesor shawls. The French excel in the manu-facture of this article, and their best qualities, approximate to Cashmere ; but there are alsovery good merinoes of English and Americanmake. Merino is found of all colors and quali-ties, and is usually either three-quarters or six-quarters wide. There are also merinoes made of a mixtureof wool and silk.. Vertical Section of Water Meter Drum. rt, inlet; jf, exit pipe ; kkk^ compartments of the drum ; ^, slit for exit of ^as from compartments ; 5, f, direction of rotation of drum. METERS, for Gas.—These are of two kinds, the water-meter and the dry-meter. The dry-meter has the advantage that it does not aid inthe deposit of the water in the tubes, which isalways going on more or less, and which it isnecessary to avoid as far as possible by takingcare that the pipes all drain into the meter, without any depending portions except at theburners, where it is impossible to avoid it. A Water Meter consists of a drum divid-ed into four compartments by partitions so arranged that when the water is at theproper level—so as to immerse about three-fifths of the drum — gas may enter into orescape from some of the compartments, butcannot do both at the same time in the case ofany one compartment. The drum is moved bythe pressureof the gas aga

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