An' nane but respectable kirk-gangin' pairsons
Hae place i' the tree o' the Yellow Macaw.
Baboons?—Leave the Sassenach, o'er his Manilla,
Tae boast as he will o' his Puggie[*]-Papa!
But strike me teetotal if e'er a gorilla
Shall sit i' the tree o' the Yellow Macaw!
[*]Anglice, Monkey.
Light and Heat; or, in a Concatenation accordingly.—Speaking of "the invisible parts of the solar spectrum," Dr. Huggins tells us the "ultra-red" has been traced to a distance nearly "ten times as long as the whole range of the visible or light-giving region of the spectrum." Nature, indeed, is "all of a piece." In politics, as in optics, the "Ultra-Red" lies beyond the "light-giving region," though, as Science says of its "gamut of invisible rays," they are perceived "by their heating effects." The S. D. F.'s and other wavers of the Red Flag, should study up-to-date optics.