New Moon, 3d day, 3h. 16m., morning, E. First Quarter, 11st day, 6h. 8m., morning, E. ○ Full Moon, 18th day, 0h. 4m., morning, W. Last Quarter, 24th day, 6h. 7m., evening, E. 244 1Tu. 5 96 1913 245 102 716 28 101|10|h'rt | 3 72 10 16 29 11 11 bel. 23 D 43 thi. |10 23 5 58 Rises. D Souths. m. 610 39 4 911 23 112 113 bel. sets 0 5 1 01 rei. 7 10 0 46 6 33 thi. 9 39 5 4 D. M. D. W. But noble wishes are not noble deeds, And he does least who seeks to do the whole; Who works the best, his simplest duties heeds, Who moves the world, first moves a single soul. Aspects, Holidays, Events, 1 Tu.O.bibliograp., d., ag. 73, 1889. 52d. Sam'l Austin Allibone, Conn. died, aged 65, 1889. 10 Th. 11 Fr. 12 Sa. stat., gr. hel. lat. N. 13 D 16th Sunday after Trinity. 14 Mo. 69 h. Now expect 15 Tu. 13th. 6 O sup., 6hQ. 23d. Wilkie Collins, English novelist, 10th. Samuel Sullivan Cox, statesman, 12th runslow.Low tides. died, aged 65, 1889. 16 W. 17 Th. 62. a storm. O sup. 18 Fr. in Perig., 19 Sa. Very high tides. 20 D 17th Sunday after Trinity. 21 Mo. St. Matthew. stationary. 22 Tu. h, disappearance of ring. 23 W. O enters. AUTUMN BEG. 24 Th. 23d6C, 25 Fr. 25th Cru. high. 26 Sa. 27th. Low tides." 27 D 18th Sunday after in Perih., 28 Mo. in 8. 26th Day and night nearly equal. Trinity. gr. el. W. in Aph. 29 Tu. St. Michael and all An. 30 W. St. Jerome. 6. C. P. RICHARDSON. Farmer's Calendar. DON'T go to the agricultural fair and say you could have brought better produce than any on exhibition. This kind of talk is about played out. If true, it would show a want of public spirit, and a lack of interest in the societies that are doing so much not only to improve the financial condition of the farmer but to lift him to a higher social level. As a rule, those who brag of the quality of their products which they have left at home, could not get a fourth pre mium for the best selections they could make. Take an active part in the cattle show yourself, and encourage all the members of your family to do the same. The cranberry bog must not be forgotten when the cool nights set in; keep the ditches full of water, and when a frost is expected raise the water to the surface, but not so high as to cover the fruit, unless it be very Cold, and then only long enough to prevent the fruit from freezing. To leave the cranberry in water more than twelve hours is a risk to its keeping qualities. Better pick a little earlier than to have to cover the fruit with water. On most of bogs cranberries should be picked before the end of the month. Pull the weeds in the garden before the seeds are ripe, and put them in the compost heap for manure. New Moon, 2d day, 7h. 58m., evening, W. > First Quarter, 10th day, 5h. 57m., evening, W. 274 1 Th. 5 415 26 11 Sun m. h. m. m. Fast. 453 32 26 28 101|10|bel. 4 5 10 45 275 2 Fr. 5 425 2411 283 10 Sa. 5 515 11 11 203 sets 11 25 1113 2 07 3 4 1 sec. 7 6 2 12 5 6 57 29 8 029 9 43 5 legs 11 17 6 42 285 12 M. 5 535 286 13 Tu. 5 555 287 14 W. 5 565 811 15 4 229 10 53 61 legs morn 7 39 611 11 4 6 29 11 7 288 15 Th. 5 575 311 111 04 58 10 58 4 19 31 16 114 113 n'k 5 49 0 6 294 21 W. 6 44 53 10 49 4 28 31 19 1 13 arm 7 49 2 55 295 22 Th. 6 5 4 52 10 47 4 30 31 20 21 2 br. 296 23 Fr. 6 64 50 10 444 33 31 21 297 24 Sa. 6 84 49 10 41 4 36 31 22 13 Tu. 11th. Low tides. 14 W. 6 h. cool. farmer, except to make him brag Grows of what he would do if he was rich. The farmer who cuts his own timber for building purposes should make an effort to cut his logs this month, especially if the trees be the white pine; because if cut this month the worms will rarely, if ever, injure it, and the timber will last much longer than if cut in February and 11 D 20th Sunday after Trinity. 12 Mo. 6 h. Variable with easterly winds. 15 Th. 16th. Marie Antoinette executed, 1793. in Perigee. 18th. Sun rises at 6 o'clk. Columbus, 1492. 16 Fr. 17 Sa. 6 H. 18 D 21st Su. af. Tr. St. Luke, Ev. 19 Mo. 19th. Surrender of Cornwallis, 1781. 20 Tu. 6 C. 18th. V. high tid. 21 W. 21st (12th, O. S.), America discovered by { 22 Th. runs high. Colder. 23 Fr. 26th. Low tides. 24 Sa. 24th. Daniel Webster died, 1852. 25 D 220 S. af. Tr. St. Crispin. 26 Mo. 6 H. 25th. 6 HO. 27 Tu. O superior. 28 W. St. Simon & St. Jude. in Apog. 29 Th. 6 & C. 28th. 6 h C. 30 Fr. h, reappearance of ring. 31 Sa. All-Hallows Eve. 6 H (. March. This is a fact well established by many trials. There is always a best time to harvest each crop, and it should be the aim of the farmer to find out when it is. To gather a crop too soon, or to let it remain ungathered too late, reduces its value. Ten days will sometimes reduce the value of an apple crop one-half. If the boys are to gather the apples and pears, teach them to handle with care, and to pick them all from the trees; for to shake them off destroys their keeping qualities. The farm buildings should receive careful attention, and all necesdays are sary repairs made before the too short and the weather too cold. Give the pullets a variety of food and a large yard to run in, or they will not begin to lay before cold weather. 's Declination. 1891.] NOVEMBER, ELEVENTH MONTH. ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS. Days. d. m. Days. d. m. Days. d. m. Days. d. m. 123456 14S.31 7 16 21 13 18 2 19 19 32 Days. d. m. 25 20 48 20 36 30 21 42 16 3 12 17 46 18 19 17 24 New Moon, 1st day, 1h. 33m., evening, W. 1S.6 184 38 10 2014 57|32| 306 2 M. 6 194 37 10 184 59 32 232 2113 thi. | 5 39| 0 57 307 3 Tu. 6 20 4 35 10 155 81 11 2 kn. 8 0 3 39 53 feet morn 7 18 Obr. 45 13 32 6 28 1 36 11 |