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Day of

The

Year.

Day of

Month.

> First Quarter, 7th day, 3h. 18m., evening, E.
O Full Moon, 15th day, 5h. 53m., evening, E.
Last Quarter, 22d day, 10h. 46m., evening, E.
New Moon, 29th day, 5h. 48m., evening, W.

60 1 Tu. 6 36,5 51 11 152 11|12|| 1

61 2 W.6 34 5 5211 182

62 3 Th. 6 325 53 11 21 2

63 4 Fr. 6 30 5 54 11 242
64 5 Sa. 6 29 5 55 11 26 2 22 12
65 6 S. 6 27 5 57 11 30 2 26 11
66 7 M. 6 255 58 11 33 2 29 11
67 8 Tu. 6 235 59 11 362 32 11
68 9 W. 6 226

14 12

2

0

1

h'd

8 51

1 57

17 12

3

1

12 h'd 10 0

2 47

20 12

4

2

24 n'k 11 6

3 37

5

2

31

arm 0 8 5 18

SI 22 Tu. 5 59 6 15 12 16 3
82 23 W. 5 58 6 16 12 18 3 14
83 24 Th. 5 56 6 17 12 21 3 17
84 25 Fr. 5 546 18 12 243 20
85 26 Sa. 5 526 20 12 28 3 24
86 27 S.5 51 6 21 12 30 3 26
87 28 M. 5 49 6 22 12 33 3 29
88 29 Tu. 5 476 23 12 363 32 5
89 30 W. 5 45 6 24 12 393 35 4 1112 h'd

47 thi. | 0 48 5 kn. 1 43 63 kn.

6 27

2 30 7 25

5 27

6 25

7

7 legs

3 10 8 20

6 26

88 legs

8 44 9 14

5 27

91 93 feet

4 15 10 5

5 28 10 10 feet

4 44 10 55

11 114 h'd

5 12 11 45

sets. 0.35

Loud roars the wind,

And winter's hold seems firm and strong;
But hark! the bluebird's cheerful song
Says flowers and spring are close behind.

Aspects, Holidays, Events,
Weather, &c.

Colonies comp., 1781.

1 Tu. Shrove Tuesday. St. David. 6 C
2 W. Ash Wednesday. 1st. 8 HO.
3 Th. 62, 6 h C, 6 ? C.
4 Fr. 6. lat. Confederation of the
5 Sa. 16 h . Boston Massacre, 1770.
6 B 1st Sun. in Lent. 9 in Per.
7 Mo. runs high. Windy.
8 Tu. 2d. John Wesley died, 1791.

9 W. Length of night 12h. 20m.
in Apo. Very lo. tides.
Disagreeable weather.

10 Th.

11 Fr.

12 Sa.

15th. Julius Caesar assassinated.

B. C., 44.

13 B 20 Sunday in Lent. 14 Mo. &

15 Tu.

16 W.

C.
Pleasant.
Battle of Guilford, Americans defeated.

1781.

17 Th. St. Patrick.

Fair.

18 Fr. Days and nights nearly equal.
19 Sa. High ti. 20th. SPRING BEG.
20 B 30 Sund. in L. O ent
21 Mo. St. Benedict. runs low.
22 Tu. Goethe died, 1832.

23 W. 6.25Style. 24 Th. Low tides,

.

Cold.

Farmer's Calendar.

A LOT of little odd jobs are sure to turn up as the spring opens, and it won't do to leave them at sixes and sevens. There are fences to mend, tools to fix, the manure in the barn cellar to fork over, the hens to feed,

the wood-shed to fill, to say
nothing of the barn and the
cows that are sure to come in.

We must begin to fly round, or
be left in the rear. It is far
better to drive the work, than
to let the work drive us. A
coat of paint here and there
will make things shine, and save
wood and iron. Why don't you
turn to, and cut the brush in the
pastures and along the walls.
Bushes crowd out a great many
plants that ought to have a
chance to grow.
The frost has

set loose a great many stones
in the lots, and it is easy to

throw them out now, or as soon as the ground opens. Don't put it off till the sod gets hard again. It saves time to do it January 1. now. If you have an old sash,

day of year in Old

Changed, 1752, to

25 Fr. Annun. or Lady Day, in Peri. you can start a few plants under

26 Sa. 6. 27th. 9 at gr. bril. 27 B 4th Sunday in Lent.

28 Mo. 6 C.

29 Tu. 3162.

30 W. 31st & hc.

31 Th. Very high tides.

glass, and so have them for table use earlier than you can in any other way. It pays to Raw take a little extra pains. Might easterly as well spend time in this way as in any other. A thrifty man winds. will be sure to find enough to do as the spring comes on.

91

> First Quarter, 6th day, 11h. 10m., morning, E.
O Full Moon, 14th day, 7h. 26m., morning, W.
Last Quarter, 21st day, 4h. 54m., morning, E.
New Moon, 28th day, 5h. 40m., morning, E.

114 24 S.5 115 25 M: 5 116 26 Tu. 5 117 27 W. 5 118 28 Th. 4 119 29 Fr. 4

66 51 13 454 41 56 52 13 474 43 36 53 13 504 46 26 54 13 524 48 16 55 13 544 50 596 56 13 574 53 586 57 13 594 55

225 7

7 feet

2 16 8 0

226 8 8 feet
227 83 91h'd
228 93 104 h'd
3 29 10 11 b'd
3 6 113|1link
01 u'k

3 1

2 45 8 49

3 13 9 38

3 41 10 26 4 11 11 16 sets 0 6

8 38 0 57

But a spirit's at work 'neath the sod,
A spirit of beauty and power;

Hand in hand with the sunshine and quickening rain,
It shall rise into leafage and flower.

Aspects, Holidays, Events,
Weather, &c.

&C, 6 C.

Showery.
5th Su. in Lent. Passion Sun.
runs high.
Rear Admiral Thatcher died, aged 74,
in Apo. 9 in Aphel.
gr. elong. W. tion in R. I.

1880.

Very low tides.
Length of night 10h. 53m.
Palm Sunday.

11 Mo.

6th. State elec

MRS. A. M. GANNETT.

Farmer's Calendar.

Ir is high time to dig up the beds in the kitchen garden. This ought to be the pride of the farm. Let it be handy to get at, so as to coax you to take a turn at the weeds, at odd jobs, when there is n't much else to do. An hour's work, now and then, will do a heap of good, and make things grow. Is n't it strange what a little patch can be made to yield, when you try to work it up to its level best? A few rods square will do more to make the pot boil than the best acre on the farm. Pleasant. Small fruits of all kinds must have plenty of room. Why should n't the boys and girls on the farm have as many straw

HC, 9 stationary.

12 Tu. Henry Clay born, 1777.

13 W.

14 Th.

15 Fr. Good Friday.

16 Sa. 17th. Franklin died, 1790.

Tornado in S. W. of U.

SMo., destro'd; 100

17 B Easter Sun. High tides.
18 Mo. Cru. low... town of Marshield,
19 Tu. Cin Perigee. killed, 188.
20 W. 19th. Battle of Lexington, 1775.
Signs of rain.
21 Th. 6 hộ.
22 Fr. 6 h, 6 NO. Low tides.
23 Sa. St. George. Shakespeare born, 1564;
24 B Low Sunday. 6.
25 Mo. St. Mark. Tornado at Macon, Miss., 1890.
26 Tu. 6.
27 W. 6h C.
28 Th 6 «.

died, 1616.

berries, and currants, and cherries, and all kinds of berries, as they want? There is nothing like them for health, and they

save

many a bill for drugs.
The plough can go in this
month and do good work on
light lands. It is of no use to
try to work stiff and wet soils
yet, and it does more hurt than
good. We ought to sow more
Hill, Amer. dete, 1781. clover-seed.
S25th. Battle of Hobkirk's
It is one of the
28th. C. best crops we can raise, and
High tides.
leaves the land better than it
found it. A light top-dressing
will make it catch anywhere in
grass land, and the more of it
you have the better for you.

29 Fr.
30 Sa. 28th. 64, 6? C.

S New Parliament (liberal) opened in
England, 1880.

> First Quarter, 6th day, 6h. Om., morning, W.
O Full Moon, 13th day, 5h. 39m., evening, E.

Last Quarter, 20th day, 10h. 23m., morning, W.
● New Moon, 27th day, 6h. 51m., evening, W.

Length Day's

Rises. Sets. of Days. Incre.

h. m.h. m.

121 1S.4 557

Moon's

Full Sea,D's D

Boston.

Sets.

D

Souths.

Morn Even
h.

Place.

1 3 3 1

123 3 Tu.4 52 7

124

3 14 12 5

4 14 14 5 10

5 14 175 13

6 14 19 5 15

7 14 215 17

814 235 19

914 255 21

4 W. 4 517 125 5 Th. 4 507 126 6 Fr. 4 487 137 7 Sa. 4 47 7 128 8S.4 46 7 129 9 M. 4 457 130 10 T. 4 447 131 11 W. 4 43 7 10 14 275 23 132 12 Th. 4 427 11 14 295 25 133 13 Fr. 4 407 12 14 32 5 28 134 14 Sa. 4 39 7 13 14 345 30 135 15 S. 4 387 14 14 36 5 32 136 16 M. 4 377 15 14 385 34 137 17 Tu. 4 36 7 16 14 405 36 138 18 W. 4 367 17 14 41 5 37 139 19 Th. 4 35 7 18 14 43 5 39 140 20 Fr. 4 347 19 14 45 5 41 141 21 Sa. 4 33 7 2014 475 43 142 22 S.4 327 21 14 495 45 143 23 M. 4 31 7 22 14 51 5 47 325 7 8 h'd 144 24 Tu. 4 31 7 23 14 525 48 326 8 9 h'd 145 25 W. 4 307 24 14 545 50 327 9 10 n'k 146 26 Th. 4 29 7 25|14 56 5 52 828103|10% nh 3 20 10 50 147 27 Fr. 4 29 7 26 14 575 53 8 11 11 arm 4 0 11 41 148 28 Sa. 4 287 27 14 595 55 3 1 0 arm sets 149 29 S.4 277 27 15 05 56 3 2 01 02 arm 150 30 M. 4 277 28 15 15 57 3 3 1 13 br.