12 11 21 3 > First Quarter, 3d day, 0h. 31m., morning, W. 277 4 M. 5 465 2011 343 43 27 Full Sea, 278 5 Tu. 5 47 5 18 11 31 3 46 27 9 6 53 legs morn 7 16 7 legs 0 17 8 6 56 29 13 104 103 298 25 M. 6 10 4 47 10 37 4 40 32 299 26 Tu. 6 11 4 45 10 34 4 43 32 300 27 W.6 13 4 44 10 31 4 46 32 3or|28 Th. 6 14 4 43 10 29 44832 302 29 Fr. 6 15 4 41 10 26 4 51 32 303 30 Sa. 6 17 4 40 10 234 54 32 sets 11 4 1114 11 sec. 2 0 |thi. | M. The summer warmth hath left the sky, With ruby and with topaz gay. - WHITTIER. Aspects, Holidays, Events, Pleasant. 1 Fr. High tides, runs low. Cool 13 W. 15th. gr. h. 1. N., 6. 14 Th. in apogee. 15 Fr. 9 in Perih. LINCOLN DAY, Ct. 16 Sa. 15th. runs high. 17 C 18th Sunday after Trinity. 18 Mo. St. Luke, Ev. Low tides. 19 Tu. 692. 20 W. 21 Th. 22 Fr. 22d. Ex-Gov. Ames of Mass. aged 64. with Farmer's Calendar. THIS is called the orchard month, but in some parts of New England it is best to pick apples, as well as all fall and winter fruit, by the last of September, as they will keep better if not allowed to become over-ripe upon the trees. Great care should be taken in picking fruit not to bruise it, and it should be packed in a cool, dry cellar of even temperature. Always strive to grow as good a quality of fruit as the trees are capable of producing, as well as the best quality of vegetables, for the best is always sure of a market. In fact, whatever you do, let it be well done. It is much better to have a small farm well culti vated than to have a large one run over carelessly. Fruit-trees may be set this month, but it is better to set peach-trees in the spring. Place them where they will not grow frost. rapidly, and will not feel too died, 1895, quickly the warm days in late autumn, which will cause the A buds to start, thus ruining the crop for next year. Native seedling peach-trees are to be preferred, as they are much hardier. These can be budded from good native trees; but from whatever stock they may be budded, they will be hardier than roots coming from a more southern climate. Raise fruit of all kinds for family use. It is pleasant to eat fruit 31 C 20th S. af. T. All-Hallows Eve. from your own farm. cold 23 Sa. 2C, 6 ? C. 30 Sa. 31st. in 8. rain. > First Quarter, 1st day, 9h. 37m., morning, E. Last Quarter, 17th day, 9h. 2m., morning, W. 305 1M. 6 194 37|10 18|4 59|32| 7| 319 132 8 5 legs 11 20 6 3 6 50 3 32 9 61 63 feet 0 28 7 35 73 feet 1 34 8 18 85 9 32 11 81 84 h'd 2 39 9 0 65 11 3212 9 9 h'd 3 42 9 42 306 2 Tu.6 20 4 36 10 165 3 15 16 32 14 10 8181 |