a gule as 3 days

1880.

FEBRUARY, Second Month.

Astronomical Calculations.

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

s Declination.

m.

36 5 Th. 7 10 5 19 10 9 1

Last Quarter, 3d day, 10h. 54m., morning, W.
New Moon, 10th day, 6h. 33m., morning, E.
First Quarter, 17th day, 11h. 1m., evening, W.
Full Moon, 25th day, 8h. 37m., evening, E.

32 1 S. 7 155 139 433 2 M. 7 14 5 15 10 243 Tu. 7 12 5 16 10 35 4 W. 7 11 5 18 10

m. h.

ung

m. m.

Slow.

Moon's

Age.

580 55 14 21

10

4 1

7 1

4 14 24 54 54 sec.

61425 61 6 thi.

h.

m.

11 25 3 53

h.

223 rei.

11423

44 44 sec.

0385 37

1526 34

33734

37 6 Fr. 7 9 5 20 10 11 1

8 14 26

748 thi.

478 36

A387 Sa. 7 85 22 10 14 1

5 29 38

39 8 S.7

75 23 10 16 1

40 9 Μ. 7 5 5 24 10 19 1 16 14 29

13 14 28

91 104 kn.

5 47 10 36

101 11 legs

41-10 Tu. 7

4 5 26 10 22 1 19 14

112 113 legs

sets 11 31
6 0028 Cod

42 11 W.7

35 27 10 241 21 14

1

04 feet

7 10 1 10

43 12 Th. 7

15 28 10 27 1 24 14

44

2011 feet

3 11 14 h'd

32 n'k

10 283 24

13 Fr. 7 05 29 10 29 1 26 14
45 14 Sa. 6 59 5 31 10 32 1 29 14 4 2 24h'd
46 15 S. 6 585 32 10 341 31 14 5 24
16 M. 6 565 33 10 37 1 34 14 6 32
48 17 Tu. 6 55 5 35 10 40 1 37 14 7 4
49 18 W. 6 53 5 36 10 43 1 40 14 8 5
50 19 Th. 6 525 37 10 45 1 42149664 arm 2 297 22
51 20 Fr. 6 505 38 10 48 1 45 14 10 7

52 21 Sa. 6 495 40 10 51 1 48 14 11 8

44 n'k

7 arm3 19 8 12
8br. 4493
9 br. 443 952
5 16 10 40
5 45 11 27

53 22 S. 6 47 5 41 10 54 1 51 14 12 9
54 23 Μ. 6 46 5 42 10 56 1 53 14 13 93 104 h'rt
55 24 Tu. 6 445 43 10 59 1 56 13 14 102 102 h'rt
56 25 W. 6 43 5 45 11 2159 13 11 11 bel.rises morn.
57 26 Th. 6 41 5 46 11 52 213 16 114
bel. 6 500 14
58 27 Fr. 6 395 47 11 8 2 5 13 17 0 02 bel. 8011
59 28 Sa. 6 38 5 48 11 10 2 713 18 0 1 rei. 913149
60 29 S. 6 36 5 49 11 13 2 10 13 19 14 2 rei. 10 28 2 40

Remember that in all miseries lamenting becomes fools,
and action the wise. - SIR PHILIP SIDNEY.

Co

id agale on first quarter and commenced to som

8 18 1 56

9 24 2 40

3 n'k

51 arm

1 33 6 32

Ga

giupiter and Satine

FEBRUARY hath 29 days.

1880.

Moon Last The fire is burning cheerly bright,
quartznim The room is snug and warm;
Seerells We'll keep afar the wintry night,
day fire And drive away
low fides a gule Feinred

D. M.

D.W.

Aspects, Holidays, Events,
Weather, &c.

ay the storm.

1 D Sexagesima Sunday.
2 Mo. Purifica. of V. Mary. Candlemas Day,
2d. Richard H. Dana, poet, died, aged

3 Tu.

4 W.

5 Th.

6 Fr.

91, East show

Indications of a thaw.
runs low.

in Perig.

7 Sa. 69.

Low tides.

Pleasant.

PERCIVAL.

Farmer's Calendar.

THE chores at the barn and the care of stock will fill up a part of this cold month, and there will still be left some time to read and to think. It is not time lost, by any means, to keep up with the world; and it would be a strong point against the farm, if it were to keep a man behind the rest of his fellows in tides cool mental culture. He ought to Lool get from books the food of Signs of a thought, at least, and to make storm. well read, are better than many, 14th. 6hC. and hence the choice ought to

8 D Quin. or Shrove Sunday.
9 Mo. 10th. Very high

10 Tu. Shrove Tuesday.

11 W. Ash Wednesday.

Prize 12 Th. 64৫:

13 Fr. 10th. Queen Victoria
married, 1840.

14 Sa.

the most of it. A few books,

more, and

sup. St. Valentine. be the best that can be made. Mon 15D 1st Sunday in Lent. Eust A good free library is a great 16 Mo.6C. Dull weather, boon to any town. It makes 17 Tu. Length of night 13h 19m. very farm worth 19m. puts it in the power of every 18 W. 6 8 C C in A Apogeeg citizen to grow better and more 19 Th. runs high. 20 Fr. Very low tides. Cold. to have it, unless you're going

26 Th. Napoleon escapes from Elba, 1815. stones from which we can hope

27 Fr. Longfellow born, 1807.

Pleasant. not afford to waste time on

in 8. others. The wood-pile can be
built up at odd jobs. It is a

good plan to keep a year's stock of wood on hand, so as to have it dry
and well seasoned at all times.

Thor

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

's Declination.

m.

Last Quarter, 3d day, 6h. 22m., evening, E.

New Moon, 10th day, 8h. 3m., evening, W.

First Quarter, 18th day, 7h. 52m., evening, W.
Full Moon, 26th day, 8h. 39m., morning, W.

6 355 51 11 162 13 12 20

62 2 Tu. 6 335 52 11 192 16 12 21

CMS, CHA8.

4

64

Morn Even Place. R Rises.

D Souths.

m.

5

54 thi.

206 29

67 7 S. 6 25 5 58 11 33 2 30 11 26

8월 9

68 8 Μ. 6 23 5

59 1136 2 33 11 27 92 10

legs

454 10 14

5 1150 247930 14h'd 915 22

6 1153 2 50 9 4 1 2 n'k 10 18 2 48 7 1156 253952124 n'k 11 19

335

8 1158255962434 arm morn. 4 24

9 12 125887344 arm 017 5 13 6 6 11 12 53 2884442 arm 110 6 3 4 6 12 12 83 5895454 br.

36 13 12 10 37710 6 6 br.

rei.

157 653

238 7 42

3 13 8 30

343 917

411 10 4

437 10 51 5 2 11 40 rises morn. 8 9030

81 21 S. 6 16 14 12 133 10 711 744 74 hrt
82 22 Μ. 5 59 6 15 12 16 3 13 7 128484 h'rt
83 23 Tu. 5 57 6 16 12 19 316 613992 h'rt
84 24 W. 5 56 6 18 12 223 196149 10+ bel.
85 25 Th. 5 54 6 19 12 25 322 615 10 10 bel.
86 26 Fr. 5 52 6 20 12 28 3 256 111 11
87 27 Sa. 5 50 6 21 1231328 517 - 0 rei.
88 28 S. 5 49 6 22 12 33330 518 040 sec.
89 29 Μ. 5 47 6 23 1236333 5 19 14 14 sec. 10 41
90 30 Tu. 5 45 6 24 12 393 36 4 20 2 22 thi. 11 51

9 26 1 24

2 21

3 21

heng changes comeng after guer

in the months
theh pengel

MARCH hath 31 days.

1880.

८

!

And in thy reign of blast and storm,

Smiles many a long, bright, sunny day,
When the changed winds are soft and warm,
And heaven puts on the blue of May.

Aspects, Holidays, Events,
Weather, &c.

1 Mo. St. David. High tides.

in 8.

in Perigee.

3 W. Length of night 12h. 37m.

2 Tu.

4 Th.

runs low.

5 Fr. Boston Massacre, 1770.

6 Sa.

Windy.

in Peri. Low tides.

7 C 4th Sunday in Lent.
- Mo.6৫. Snow or rain.
Tu. 7th Elihu Burritt, the learned black-
smith," died, aged 1879.
greatest elongation E.

10 W.

11-Th. Cool 12 Fr. eida 19 Sa.

624. 12th. 6. 6hC. High tides. 12th. Disast. flood in Hungary; Szegedin inund.; great loss of life and prop.. '79. Lize 14 C5th Su.in. Lent. Passion Sund. 15 Mo. 6240.14th. 6৫.

↑

1

vir 16 Tu.

Days and nights 17th. 68.

17 W. St. Patrick.

18 Th.

19 Fr

20 Sa.

(in Apogee.

runs high. Easterly

20th. Very low tides.

ent. . SPRING BEGINS.

21 C Palm Sunday. St. Benedict.
22 Mo. 20th. Sir Isaac Newton died, aged 84, 1727.
winds with cold rain.

Ra 23 Tu.

BRYANT.

Farmer's Calendar.

THERE is no time like this to fix up and get ready for spring work. There are more or less tools to mend; ploughs, carts, hoes, and rakes, and the fences to be put up. The more of these odd jobs you can do now, the less loss of time by-and-by. We don't want to leave off work in the field to run after the cows and sheep. Bad fences make breachy cattle. Nor can we wait

an hour or two to start the
plough, when the time comes
to do it. We must plan to save
time when it is worth the most.
Take time by the forelock. The
canker-worm will be running
up the apple-trees soon after the
middle of the month, and we
ought to tar the trees, or take
some steps to stop it. It is
not just the thing to stand by
and see the trees stripped of
their leaves every spring, when
it is so easy to save them. The
cows will need great care, now
that they are to come in. Give
them a warm pen, good feed,
and a clean bed. Don't forget
to fork over the manure in the

barn cellar. It is a good plan
to have some loam or plaster to
mix in. Some farmers bed their
stock with sand, and then there
is no need of anything else.
There is the town meeting. A

runs low. Showery. farmer must make his vote tell.

1

1

1 i

1880.

APRIL, Fourth Month.

Astronomical Calculations.

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

's Declination.

m. Days. d. m.

Last Quarter, 2d day, 1h. 29m., morning, Ε.
New Moon, 9th day, 10h. 23m., morning, Ε.
First Quarter, 17th day, 2h. 30m., evening, E.

O Full Moon, 24th day, 6h. 6m., evening, E.

4 37 11 12 sets 11 57 85 0 42

101 10 Sa. 5 276 36 13

326 84 84 legs

2279492 feet

228 10 10 feet

44 1229 102 11 h'd
74 41 112 112 h'd

94611 01 n'k

IO2 11 S. 5 25 6 37 13 12 491200 n'k

971 29

103 12 Μ. 5 23 6 38 13 15 4 12 13 1 11⁄2 n'k 10 6 2 17
104 13 Tu. 5 22 6 40 13 18 415 0 4133 24 arm 11 13 6
105 14 W. 5 20 6 41 13 21 418 0 52123 arm 11 503 56
106 15 Th. 5 186 42 13 244 21 F. 63 3 br. morn. 4 46
107 16 Fr. 5 17 6 43 13 26 4230733 44 br.

IOS 17 Sa. 5 15 6 44 13 29 4 26 18 44 54 br.
109 18 S. 5 14 6 45 13 314 28195464 h'rt
110 19 М. 5 12 6 46 13 34 431 110 62 7 h'rt
11120 Tu. 5 11 6 48 13 37 434111 7 8 bel.
11221 W. 5 96 49 13 404 37 112 84 83 bel.
8650 13 42439 213949+ rei.
6 6 51 13 45 4 42 2 14 10 10 rei.
5 6 52 13 474 442 103 11 sec.

11322 Th. 5

033 5 35

110 6 22

142 7 8 210 7 54 236 8 40 31927 326/10 16

354 11 9

114 23 Fr. 5

115 24 Sa. 5

4 25 morn.

11625 S. 5

36 53 13 50 4 47 216 11