1880.

Days. Id.

's Declination.

gule as 5. day,...

FEBRUARY, Second Month.

Astronomical Calculations.

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

m. Days, d.
19 25 9

m.

7 15 20 13 13 23 19 11

16 51 8

16 33

16 15 10

5

15 57 11

15 39 12

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.

Sets.

Rises.
h. m./h. m.

Length Day's of Days. Incre.

ung

Slow.
Moon's

Age,

Fall Sea's D D

Rises.

Place. h.

m.

Boston.

h.

Morn❘ Even
h.

Souths.

h. m.

32 1S.7 155 139

580 55|14|21| 2

|

3 |rei. |11 25|

3 53

45 14 Sa. 6 59 5 31 10 32 1 29 14
46 15 S. 6 585 32 10 341 3114 5
47 16 M. 6 565 33 10 371 34 14
48 17 Tu. 6 55 5 35 10 40 1 37 14 7 4
49 18 W. 6 53 5 36 10 431 40 14 8 5
50 19 Th. 6 52 5 37 10 451 42 14 9 6
51 20 Fr. 6 505 38 10 481 45 14 10
52 21 Sa. 6 495 40 10 511 48 14 11
53 22 S. 6 47 5 41 10 54 1 51 14 12
54 23 M. 6 465 42 10 561 53 14 13
55 24 Tu. 6 445 43 10 59 1 56 13 14
56 25 W. 6 435 45 11 21 59 13
57 26 Th. 6 415 46 11 52 2 13 16
58 27 Fr. 6 39 5 47 11 82 51317 0
59 28 Sa. 6 385 48 11 10 2 7 13 18
60 29 S.6 365 49 11 132 10 13 19 1 2 rei. 10 28 2 40.

9

4

6 50 0 14
8 0 1 1

9 13 1 49

Remember that in all miseries lamenting becomes fools,
SIR PHILIP SIDNEY.

and action the wise.

Co

id agale on first propter and commenced to dom

2 days before last to-do

quarter 15th

4

2

21h'd

10 28

3 24

22

3 n'k

11 31

4 9

6 31

32 n'k

morn.

4 55

4 n'k

0 33

5 43

5arm 1 33

6 32|

7

6 arm 2 29
73 arm 3 19

7 22

8 12 a

81 br.

4 4 9 3

Jupiter and sating come guys seine

FEBRUARY hath 29 days.

1880.

Moon Cast The fire is burning cheerly bright,
quarten in The room is snug and warm;
beerells, We'll keep afar the wintry night,
dan bere And drive away the storm.
Low tides a gale seined PERCIVAL.

D. M.

D. W.

Aspects, Holidays, Events,
Weather, &c.

1-D Sexagesima Sunday.
2 Mo. Purifica. of V. Mary. Candlemas Day.
3 Tu. 2d. Richard H. Dana, poet,
poet, died, aged
91, 1879. East
"Indications of a thaw.
runs low.
in Perig.

4W.

5 Th.
6 Fr.

Low tides. Pleasant. 8 D Quin. or Shrove Sunday,

Sa. 69 C.

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

9 Mo. 10th. Very high tides mental culture. He ought to

10 Tu. Shrove Tuesday.

11 W. Ash Wednesday.

Th. 6:

a

Signs of

storm.

13 Fr.th. Queen Victoria 14th. 6h

married, 1840.

get from books the food of
thought, at least, and to make
the most of it. A few books,
well read, are better than many,
and hence the choice ought to

14 Sa. O sup. St. Valentine. be the best that can be made.
15-D 1st Sunday in Lent. Eust A good free library is a great
16 Mo. 6C. Dull weather. boon to any town.

17 Tu. Length of night 13h-19m. puts it in the power of every
68 C C in Apogée citizen to grow better and more
runs high.

19 Th.

20 Fr. Very low tides.Cold. じ 21 Sa. 22d. WASHINGTON BORN, 1732. 22 D 20 Sunday in Lent.

28 Mo. 60.

intelligent. But it is of no use
to have it, unless you're going
to use it, and now is just the

time. The evenings are long,
and out-door work does not

Continues press as it does at other times..
cold. The best books are those that
excite the mind to thought and
reflection. They are the only
ones from which we can hope
for any real growth. We can-

ved 24 Tu. St. Matthias.

25 W. 8 HO, HC.

26 Th. Napoleon escapes from Elba, 1815.

Pleasant. not afford to waste time on

29 D 30 Sund. ín Lent. 9 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.

The

69 9 Tu. 6 21 6

70 10 W. 6 206

77 17 W. 6 18 Th. 6 79 19 Fr. 6

71 11 Th. 6 18 6 72 12 Fr. 6 16 6 73 13 Sa. 6 15 6 74 14 S. 6 13 6 75 15 M. 6 11 6 16 Tu. 6 106 86

61 62 63

Last Quarter, 3d day, 6h. 22m., evening, E.
New Moon, 10th day, 8h. 3m., evening, W.
> First Quarter, 18th day, 7h. 52m., evening, W.
O Full Moon, 26th day, 8h. 39m., morning, W.

1 M. 6 355 51 11 16 2 13 12 20 2 Tu. 6 335 52 11 19 2 16 12 21 3 W. 6 31 5 53 11 222 19 12 22 64 4 Th. 6 30 5 55 11 252 22 12 23 65 5 Fr. 6 28 5 56 11 282 25 12 24 66 6 Sa. 6 265 57 11 31 2 28 11 25 67 7S. 6 255 58 11 33 2 30 11 26 68 8 M. 6 235 59 11 362 33 11 27 9 0 11 392 36 11 28 104 211 422 39 10 3 11 452 42 10 1113 411 482 45 10 5 11 50 2 47 9 6 11 532 50 9 4 711 562 53 9 5 811 582 55 9 6

h.

Rises.

h. m. h. m.

h.

21

3

4

5

53 thi.

2 0

6 29

62 br.

2 38 7 42

16 14 12 13 3 10

81 21 S. 6
82 22 M. 5 59 6 15 12 16 3 13
83 23 Tu. 5 57 6 16 12 19 3 16
S4 24 W. 5 56 6 18 12 22 3 19
85 25 Th. 5 546 19 12 25 3 22
86 26 Fr. 5 526 20 12 28 3 25
87 27 Sa. 5 50 6 21 12 31 3 28
88 28 S. 5 49 6 22 12 333 30
89 29 M. 5 476 23 12 36 3 33
90 30 Tu. 5 45 6 24 12 393 36

changes comeing after after

then penger changes in the months

Mercury in Conpnotion with

Day of the

92

Last Quarter, 2d day, 1h. 29m., morning, E.
New Moon, 9th day, 10h. 23m., morning, E.
First Quarter, 17th day, 2h. 30m., evening, E.
O Full Moon, 24th day, 6h. 6m., evening, E.

93 2 Fr. 5 40 6 28 12 483 45

323 5

5 kn.

94 3 Sa. 5 38 6 29 12 513 48 95 4S.5 376 30 12 533 50 96 5 M. 5 356 31 12 563 53 97 6 Tu. 5 336 32 12 98 7W. 5 326 33 13 99 8 Th. 5 306 34 13 100 9 Fr. 5 28 6 35 13 IOI 10 Sa. 5 276 36 13 10211 S. 5 25 6 37 13 12 4 9 1 2 0 103 12 M. 5 23 6 38 13 15 4 12 1 3 104 13 Tu. 5 226 40 13 184 15 0 4 105 14 W. 5 20 6 4113 214 18 0 10615 Th. 5 186 42 13 244 21 F. 6 107 16 Fr. 5 176 43 13 264 23 0

324 6

63 legs

325 74

326 81

593 56

227 91

13 58

228 10 10 feet

4 16 10 28

44 1

74 4

229 103 11 h'd 4 37 11 12 d4 111111'd sets 11 57