1873.

JUNE, Sixth Month.

Astronomical Calculations.

m.

23

O's Declination.

Days. d. m. Days. d. m. Days. d. m. Days. d. m.Days. d.

1 22N, 8 7 22 49 13 23 15 19 23 27 25
2 22 16 8 22 54 14 23 18 20 23 27 26 23
3 22 23 22 59 15 23 21 21 23 27 27 23
4 22 30 10 23 4 16 23 23 22 23 27 28 23
5 22 37 11 23 8 17 23 25 23 23 26 29 23

22 43 12 23 12 18 23 26 24 23 25 30 23

24 22 19 16 13 10

First Quarter, 3d day, 1h. 35m., morniug, W.
O Full Moon, 10th day, 5h. 17m., evening, E.
( Last Quarter, 17th day, 10h. 48m.; "morning, W.
@ New Moon, 24th day, 4h. 28m., evening, W.

D's! D D

Rises. Sets. h.

m. h.

Length Day's of Days. Incre.

m. h. m. m

Şun

Fast.
Moon's
Age.

Full Sea,

Boston. Morn Even h. h.

Place.

Sets.
h. m.

Souths,
h, m.

m. h.

31 41 51 6 F TS 8

IN 10 T

15

1521 15.4 267 29 15 3 6 0 2 6 324 h'rt | 0 9 5 21
153 2 M. 4 26 7 30 15 46 11 27 41 5 bel. 0 36 6 4
154 3 Tu. 4 25 7 3115 66 3 2 8 51 54 bel. O 58 6 45
1554 W. 4 25 7 32 15 76 4 2 9 61 62 rei. 1 18 726
156 5 Th. 4 24 7 32 15 8 6 5 2 10 71 7į rei. 1 38 8 6
157 6 Fr. 4 24 7 33 15 96 62 11 8 | 81 rei. 1 57.8 48
1581 7 Sa. 4 24 7 34 15 10 6 7 1/12 82 94 sec. 2 19 9 34
159 8S. 4 23 7 34 15 11 6 8 1113 93 10 sec. 2 43 10 23
160 9M. 4 237 35 15 126 9 1|14104 103 thi. 1 8 13 11 16
161 10 Tu. 4 23 7 35 15 12 6 9 10 111 114 thi. 3 51 morn.
162 11 W. 4 23 7 36 15 13 6 10 1 16 0 kn. rises 0 15
163|12 Th. 4 237 36 15 136 10 017| 004 kn. | 9 546 117
164 13 Fr. 4 23 7 37 15 14 6 11 018) 1 12 kn. 10 42 2 19
165 14 Sa. 4 23 7 37 15 14 6 11 019 2 24 legs 11 20 3 20
16615 S. 4 23 7 38 15 15 6 12 8.20 231 legs 11 52 4 17
167 16 M. 4 237 38 15 15 6 12 021 31 41 feet moro. 5 10
168 17 Tu. 4 23 7 38 15 15 6 12 1 22 41 54 feet 0.19 6 0
169 18 W. 4 23 7 39 15 16 6 13 123 51 61 h'd 0 43 6 48
17019 Th. 4 23 7 39 15 16 Dec. 124 67 71 h'd 1 67.36
171 20 Fr. 4 23 7 39 15 160 01 25 71 81 n'k 1 301.8 24
172 21 Sa. 4 24 7 39 15 15 0 1 1 26 81 9 n'k 1 56 9 13
173 22 S. 4 24 7 39 15 15 0 1 2 27 9110 arm 2 26 10 4
174 23 M. 4 24 7 39 15 150 1 228 107 11 arm 3 4 10 58
175 24 Tu. 4 25 7 40 15 15 0 1 2 0 111 112 br. sets 11 537
176 25 W. 4 25 7 40 15 150 1 2 1 0 br. 8 51 0 47
177 26 Th. 4 25 7 40 15 150 1 3 2 03 04 br. 9 34) 1 39
178 27 Fr. 4 26 7 4015 140 2 3 3 11 13 h’rt 10 8.2 29
17928 Sa. 4 267 40 15 140 21 3 4 14 24 h’rt 10 37 3 16
18029 S. 4 26 7 40 15 140 2 3 5 21 24 bel. 11 01.3.59

| 16

119T 20 F 2152 12 2N

19 16 13 10

All fringed with festal gold the barberry stands ;

The ferns exultant clap their new-made wings;
The hemlock rustles broideries of fresh green,

And thousand bells of pearl the blueberry rings.

MRS. H. B. STOWE.

statesman, died, 1861.

16 012. 7 15.

19

219

Aspects, Holidays, Events,
Weather, &c.

Farmer's Calendar.
1 E Whit-Sun., Pentecost. Nicomede. Good corn weather is good
2 Mo. ( in Apo. 1st. 6 HC.

also for the weeds. How they 3 Tu. Length of night 8h. 54m. grow! It is a little cheaper to

keep them down than to let them 4 W. Very low tides. 8 in 8. alone. They take the heart out 5 Th. 4th. N. H. Legislature meets. Very of the land; and I think you'd 6 Fr. 6 s (. stationary.

better put in some crop that will 7Sa. 6th. Count Cavour, great Italian

fine.

give you more winter feed for

stock. There's green fodder corn. 8 E Trinity Sund. g in Perih. It is hard to cure, to be sure, but 9 Mo. &$ sup.

Occasional just think what a load of it to 10 Tu. gr. brill. showers the acre! and then, if you sow it 11 W. St. Barnabas..

with now, you can cure it early, while

the sun is hot. And there is the 12 Th. Corpus Christi. ( runs low.

Hungarian grass. It can be sown 13 Fr. Very high tides. o hl. now. It isn't worth while to sow 14 Sa. ( in Peri. { Benediceland, som led it earlier, for it needs warm

1801. 15 E Ist Sunday after Trinity. Waits till the warm nights come

. It 16 Mo. Triumphal entrance of German army

before it starts ahead; but then 17 Tu. Battle Bunker Hill, 1775. thunder how it grows, as if the very spir18 W. Lo.ti. $ gr.bel. 1. N. {Langest its of hartshorn were after it.

But don't fail to cut it in the 19 Th. 6). { 18the rote, historian,

died, 1871 20 Fr. 21st. 69 (

and blow,” for then it makes the best hay.

And there are the 21 Sa. O ent.. SUMMER BEGINS. swedes. They always pay if 22 E 20 Sunday after Trinity. sown this month and well taken 23 Mo. High tides. lightning, care of. They save a heap of 24 Tu. Nativ. of St. John Baptist. Midsummer hay, they are so handy to feed

Day 25 W. (runs high.

and

out early in the winter. No

farmer can afford to get on with26 Th. 6 $ (. .

{
Hist. Selbourne, d., 1793.

out the swedes. Cut grass early 27 Fr. 6 WC. perhaps hail. for hay. The cows like it, and

I 28 Sa. O in Aphelion. § 29thed Teney Clay thrive all the better for it.

2 29 e 30 $.af. Tr. St. Peter. 6 46. will do the work of ten men in

hope you've a good mower. It 30 Mo. (in Apo. in Apo.

the same time, and do it well. | Don't forget the weeds.

into Berlin, 1871.

320

17 5107 50 = 48

36.

13)

58 1531

471 139 229 516 3 59 :41

died, 1852.

1873.

JULY, Seventh Month.

46

O's Declination,

Astronomical Calculations.
Days. d. m., Days. d. m.Days. d. m.Days. d. m.Days. d. m.

1 23N. 5 7 22 33 13 21 19 20 46 25 19 34
2 23 1 8 22 26 14 21 37 20 20 35 26 19 20

22 56 9 22 19 15 21 28 21 20 23 27 197
22 51 10 22 11 16 21 18 22 20 12 28.18 53
22 45 11 22 3 17 21 8 23 19 59 29 18 39
22 39 12 21 55 18 20 57 24 19 47 30 18 24

Full Sea, 1D's D.

Sun

Rises.

Sets,

of Days. Decre.co
h.
m.lh.
m. h.

n. | . m. m.

Moon's
Age.

Boston.
Morn Even

Place.
h. h.

Bets.
h. m.

Souths.
sk.

7 sec.

) First Quarter, 2d day, 6h. 26m., evening, W.
O Full Moon, 10th day, 1h. 49m., morning, W.
(Last Quarter, 16th day, 4h, 14m., evening, W.
New Moon, 24th day, 5h. 50m., morning, E.
Length Day's

D

I 1821 Tu.4 2717 40 15 130 3 4 71 4 41|bel. |11 415 21 183 2 W. 4 28 7 39 15 11 0 5 4 8 41 54 rei. morn. 6 1 184 3 Th. 4 28 7 39 15 110 5 4 9 51 6 rei. 0 1 6 42 185 4 Fr. 4 29 7.39 15 100 6 4/10

0 21 7 25 186 5 Sa, 4 30 7 39 15 90 7 4 11 7 sec. 0 431 8 11 187 6 S. 4 30 7 39 15 907 412 81 81 sec. 1 10 9 2 188 7M. 4 317 38 15 70 9 513 991 thi.

9j|thi. | 1 431 9 59 189 8 Tu. 4 32 7 38 15 60 10 514 10 104 thi. 2 27 11 0 1909 W. 4 32 7 37 15 50 11 515 104 111 kn. 3 21 morn 191 10 Th. 4 33 7 37 15 40 12 50 111 kn. rises 0 3 192 11 Fr. 4 34 7 36 15 20 14 517 00 legs 917 1 6 4

} 1 193 12 Sa. 4 34 7 36 15 20 14 518 03 11 legs 9 52 2 7 194 13 S. 4 35 7 35 15 0 0 16 519 11 21 feet 10 21 3 3 195.14 M. 4 367 35 14 59 0 17 620 2į 3 feet 10 46 3 56 196 15 Tu. 4 37 7 34 14 57 0 19 6 21 31 4 h'd 11 10 4 46 19716 W. 4 38 7 34 14 56 0 20 622 41 5 hd 11 34 5 34 19817 Th. 4 387 33 14 550 21 623 6 n'k morn. 6 22 199 18 Fr. 4 39 7 32 14 530 23

624 64 7 n'k 0 0 7 10 200 19 Sa. 4 407 31 14 51 0 25 625 73 arm 0 30 8 1 201 20 S. 4 41 7 31 14 500 26 626 81 8f arm 1 3 8 53 202 21 M. 4 42 7 30 14 48 0 28

627 97 94 arm 1 44 9 46 203 22 Tu. 4 43 7 29 14 460 30 628 101 109 br. 2 34 10 40 204 23 W. 4 447 28 14 440 32 6/29/11 111 br. 3 35 11 33 205 24 Th. 4 45 7 27 14 42 0 34 6

h’rt sets 0 24 206 25 Fr. 4 46 7 26 14 400 36 6 1 01 01 h'rt 8 39 1 11 207 26 Sa. 4 47 7 25 14 38 0 38 6 2 09 11 h'rt 9 3 1 56 208 27 S. 4 48 7 24 14 36 0 40 6 3 11 14 bel. 9 25 2 38 209 28 M. 4 49 7 23 14 340 42 6 4 2 23 bel. 9 45 3 18 210 29 Tu. 4 50 7 22 14 32 0 44 6 5 27 3 rei. 10 4 3 58 211 30 W. 4 51 7 21 14 300 46 6 6 31.34 rei. 10 24 4 38

11

now.

traces.

to Au

Aspects,_Holidays, Events,
Weather, &c.

Farmer's Calendar. 1/Tu. 22. Victor Emmanuel makes his tri

HERE we are in the midst of umphal entry into Rome. 1871. 2 W. Very low tides. [8h. 49m. haying, and the weeds not all

killed yet. Can't stop for hoeing 8 Th 6 8 H. Length of night

Fix up the knives of the 4 Fr. INDEPENDENCE DAY.

mowing machine, oil the bear5 Sa. 4th. 686. Intensely ings, junip on, and go ahead. 6 E 4th Sunday after Trinity. 'Twasn't so when I was a boy, 7 Mo.

hot

but times change, you know. No

use to hang back or kick in the 8 Tu. Edmund Burke died, 1797. weather

The world moves, and 9 W. (rups low. unless it's a pity farming shouldn't keep 10 Th. oho. tempered up; So put the shoulder to the 11 Fr.

[ $ in 8.
collar, and lay to it. Don't let

If 12 Sa. (in Per. Very high tides. it gets too far gone it is little

the grass get out of blossom. 13 E 5th Sun. after Trin. by better than straw. Begin early, 14 Mo. gr. elong. W.{Middle of male and push ahead as fast as you 15 Tu. St. Swithin. gust best time to bud can. We don't dry hay quite as 16 W. 8 gr. elong. E. 6W c.

much as they used to. One good

With a 17 Th. 3 Charlotte Corday executed for assassina- day is about enough. ting Marat, Paris, 1783.

good mower, a good tedder, and 18 Fr. 20th. 6! (. cooling a good horse-rake, it is fine work 19 Sa. 20th. & gr. hel. lat. S. now, and the hay can go in the 20 E 6th Su. aft. Tr. St. Margaret. day, it is cut... It makes a great 21 Mo.OYO.22d. 8 h 0.8 Aph. sun. Hay ought to be trodden

deal in handling in a hot July 22 Tu. St. Mary Magdalen. Low tides. solid and even on the mow. It 23 W. {

22d. ( ru. hi, keeps better for it. Don't keep 24|Th. | 4 (.

winds the great barn doors open to let 25 Fr. St. James. {DIDATS} [641.ing farmer does that. The sifting

the wind draw through. No think26 Sa. St. Anne. High tides. 6. § (.wind carries off the fragrance of 27 E 7th Su. af. Trin. (in Apo. the hay. Keep the barn as close 28 Mo. {Robespierre guillotined, from the as you can all through haying, 29 Tu.6WO. $ stationary.

and shut it up tight as soon as it

is over. It is a good plan to top30 W. Low tides.

north. dress the mowing lots as soon as 31 Th.

Signs of rain. the hay is taken off.

fruit trees.

died, 1793.

BEGIN.

1794

1873.

AUGUST, Eighth Month.

O's Declination.

Astronomical Calculations.
Days. d. m. Days. d. m.Days. d. m. Days, d. m. Days. d. m.

1 171.54 7 16 18 13 14 32 19 12 37 25 10 35
2 17 39 8 16 1 14 14 13 20 12 17

26

10 14 3 17 23 9 15 43

13 54 21 11 57

9 53 17 7 10 15 26 16 1335 22 11 37 28 9 32 16 51 11 15 8 17 13 16 23 11 17 29 911 16 34 12 14 50 18 12 57 24 10 56 30 8 49

15

27

Full Sea, 1D's

the Year.

Day of

Day of
the
Week.

Sets.

Rises. h.

ot' Days. Decre.

m.

Sun

Slow.
Moon's
Age.

Boston.
Morn| Even

h. h.

Sets. Souths. h.

m. h. m.

m.

221

) First Quarter, 1st day, 9h. 45m., morning, E.
O Full Moon, 8th day, 9h. 8m., morning, W.
( Last Quarter, 14th day, 11h. 57m., evening, E.
® New Moon, 22d day, 8h. 46m., evening, W.
) First Quarter, 30th day, 11h. 4m., evening, W.
Length Day's

D D “. | .| A.

Place. 213) 1 Fr. 4 5317 19 14 26,0 50 6 8 5

54 sec.

111 91 6 3 214 2 Sa. 4 54 7 18 14 24 0 52 6 9 53 64 sec. 11 38 6 51 2:5| 38.4 557 16|14 210 551 610 64 7 thi. morn. 7 43 2I6| 4M. 14 567 15 14 190 57 6|11| 75| 8 |thi. 0 14 8 41 217) 5 Tu.4 57 7 14 14 17 0 59 612 81 9 kn. 1 2 9 43 218 6 W. 4 58 7 13 14 15 1 1 613 9110 kn. 2 2 10 46 219 7 Th. 4 59 7 12 14 131 3 5 14|101 102 legs 3 711 49 220 8 Fr. 15 0 7 10 14 101 6 50 11 117 legs rises morn.

9 Sa. 15 17 914 81 81 516 0 feet 8 19.0 49 222 10 S.5 27 814 6 1 10 517 03 1 feet 8 47 1 45 223 11 M. 5 37 614 31 13 5 18 11 13 h'd 9 12 2 37 224 12 Tu. 5 47 5 14 11 15 519 21 24h'd 9 36 3 28

9 225 13 W.15 57 313 581 18 520 3 34 n'k 10 3 4 17 226 14 Th. 5 67 213 561 201 421) 4 41 n'k 10 31 5 7 227 15 Fr. 5 77 113 54/1 22 4 22 5 5j n'k 11 4 5 57 228 16 Sa. 5 8 6 59 13 511 25 4 23 6 64 arm 11 43 6 49 229 17 S. 5 96 58 13 49 1 27 4 24 7 73 arm morn. 7 43 23018 M. \5 10 6 5613 46 1 30 425 8 84 br. 0 29 8 36 231 19 Tu.5 11 6 55 13 44/1 32 3 26. 9 94 br. 1 23 9 29 232 20 W. 5 12 6 53 13 41 1 35 3 27 10 104 h'rt 2 23 10 20 233 21 Th.5 13 6 52 13 39 1 37 328 10111 b'rt 3 25 11 8 234 22 Fr. 5 14 6 50 13 361 40 3 111114 h'rt sets 11 54 235 23 Sa. 5 16 6 48/13 32 1 44 2 1 0 bel. 7 30.0 36 236 24 S. 5 17 6 47 13 301 46 2 2 0 0 bel. 751 1 17 237 25 M. \5 186 45 13 27 1 49 2 3 1

8 10 1 57 238 26 Tu.5 19 6 44 13 25 1 51 2 4 13 14 rei. 8 29 2 36 239 27 W. \5 20 6 4213 22 1 54 1 5 21 21 rei. 8 49 3 17 240 28 Th. 5 21 6 40 13 19 1 57 1 6 24 31 9 111 3 59 241 29 Fr. 5 22 6 39 13 17 1 59 1 7 31 32 sec. 9 371 4 44 242 30 Sa. 5 236 37 13 14 2 2 0 8 41 45 thi. 10 10 5 33

14 rei.