5 21 9 53 4 26 7 40 2 21 7 8 8 1 84 297 39 5 34 4 397 31 morn 8 51 4 327 35 2 24 9 424 327 35 3 3 10 29 4 33 7 34 rises 21 11 14 4 337 34 7 17 511 55 4 347 34 8 44 ev.36 4 357 34 8 40 1 14 4 357 33 1 54 4 367 33 2 33 4 377 33 10 19 11 15 3 14 4 377 32 10 48 11 59 3 56 4 38 7 32 11 17 ev.42 4 44 7 26 11 17 4 43 4 397 31 11 48 1 29 4 44 7 26 11 49 2 20 4 45 7 26 morn 3 19 4 46.7 25 0 24 4 19 4 46 7 24 1 1 5 36 4 38 7 29 2 27 8 39 4 40 7 28 7 56 9 22 4 41,7 28 8 36 1 41 9 49 4 377 34 2 26 9 38 4 437 29 4 14 10 49 4 387 33 3 21 10 36 4 447 28 10 11 52 4 39 7 32 sets 11 30 4 447 27 20 M 4 6 ev. 53 4 407 31 8 5 morn 4 457 26 8 2 21 T 1 53 4 417 30 8 51 0 21 4 467 26 8 48 10 04 52 7 21 8 45 2 50 4 427 30 9 31 1 13 4 477 25 9 30 10 474 52 7 20 9 28 3 434 43 7 29 10 6 2 5 4 48 7 24 10 511 35 4 53 7 19 10 5 4 35 4 44 7 28 10 41 2 51 4 487 23 10 41 morn 4 54 7 18 10 42 5 24 4 457 27 11 12 3 414 497 23 11 16 0 27 4 55 7 18 11 17 6 13 4 467 26 11 47 4 334 50 7 22 11 49 1 20 4 56 7 17 11 51 7 24 477 25 morn 5 29 4 517 21 morn 2 15 4 57 7 16 morn 7 50 4 48 7 24 0 22 6 27 4 527 20 0 25 3 13 4 58 7 15 0 28 8 39 4 49 7 23 1 0 7 25 4 537 19 1 4 4 10 4 58 7 14 1 7 3 27 9 28 4 50 7 22 1 41 8 24 4 547 18 1 45 2 27 3 23 10 17 4 517 21 Moos.-Apogee, 7th; perigee, 20th; lowest, 4th, 31st; on equator, 11th, 24th; highest, 18th. A PROSY lay member of the church rose in meeting and said. "My friends, the devil and I have been fighting for more than twenty minutes. He told me not to speak to-night; but I determined that I would. He said that some of the rest could speak better than I; but still I felt that I could not keep silent. He even whispered that I spoke too often, and that nobody wanted to hear me; but I was not to be put down that way; and now I have gained the victory, I must tell you all that is in my heart."" Then followed a tedious harangue. Coming out of the session room the good pastor inclined his head so that his mouth approached the ear of the militant member, and whispered: "Brother, I think the devil was right!" BURY your troubles, but don't linger around the grave-yard conjuring up their ghosts to haunt you. 10 21 5 116 57 3 14 7 7 5 146 53 3 19 7 59 5 15 6 52 sets 8 51 5 16 6 51 7 18 7 58 836 5 21 6 43 11 1 44 5 226 41 11 48 26 W 1 41 7 25 5 186 44 morn 2 58 30 35 1 25 10 35 5 226 38 31 M 1 21 11 20 5 23 6 36 MOON.-Apogee, 3d and 30th; perigee, 17th; on equator, 8th, 20th; highest, 15th; lowest, 27th. A NEWBURYPORT school teacher about to marry a widower with a number of children, sent in her resignation to the committee, because she "had engaged for an indefinite period of time as an assistant in a private family." A QUAKER lady recently explained to her new domestic that washing day came on every Second Day. The girl left in high dudgeon. She didn't go to be washing every other day. Not she. MUST BE HEALTHY.-In reply to the question whether the Nicholson pavement is healthy, a Western paper says that all the contractors have got fat on it. AT ONE of the schools in Cornwall the inspector asked the children if they could quote any text of Scripture which forbade a man having two wives. One of the children sagely quoted in reply the text, "No man can serve two masters." Boston; N. England, N. York N. York City; Philadelphia, Washington; Mary- State, Michigan, Wisconsin, SUN SUN MOON H. W. Indiana, and Illinois. and California. SUN SUN MOON H. W. SUN SUN MOON M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. н. м. 1 17 morn 5 24 6 35 rises 11 4 5 26 6 33 rises H. м. н. м. н. м. H. M. 7 47 5 286 31 rises 2 W 1 3T 13 7 24 ev.17 5 286 29 4 F 1 5 1 30 5 28 6 29 6 54 9 5 S 8 24 5 296 29 6 53 35 30 6 287 23 9 40 5 31 6 26 7 54 8 23 10 175 326 25 8 25 17 5 525 49 28 M 11 27 10 15 535 47 29 T 11 23 10 44 5 545 46 30 W 11 19 11 28 5 565 44 4 37 10 315 54 5 44 MOON.-Perigee, 15th; apogee, 27th; on equator, 4th, 17th; highest, 11th; lowest, 24th. A CURIOUS experiment was recently tried by two inhabitants of Vienna, between whom the question arose whether man or woman had the most vanity. Unable to convince each other, they made the subject a question of bet; the stakes were two hundred florins. To decide, they agreed to place themselves before a mirror shop and count the number of men and women who, out of one hundred of either sex, should stop and admire themselves in the lookingglasses. In an hour they had counted out of one hundred women eighty who had stopped to look at themselves, and out of one hundred men ninety-five who paused to admire their faces. THE following colloquy took place between a surgeon and a rural patient, a few days ago, near Yeovil: Surgeon to his Patient "Now, my boy, take this when you go up stairs to bed.' Boy-"But e got no stairs, sir; what must e do, then?" TO REMOVE STAINS FROM THE CHARACTER.Get rich. 8 14 5 525 50 1 48 4 58 5 525 51 152 5 5 53 5 48 2 46 5 50 5 535 50 2 49 9 505 54 5 46 3 42 6 36 5 54 5 48 3 44 Boston; N. England, N. York N. York City; Philadelphia, Washington; Mary- SUN SUN MOON Indiana, and Illinois. H. W. SUN SUN MOON H. W. SUN SUN MOON RISES. H. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. м. н. м. н. м. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. 11 15 morn 11 11 11 7 56 5 59 5 39 5 57 5 42 rises 11 11 5 56 5 43 12 5 58 5 40 6 25 11 485 575 41 6 57 ev.24 5 585 39 11 3 1 43 6 10 46 6 115 20 4 23 10 5 22 4 24 7 18 6 85 23 4 24 8 36 95 22 sets 8 49 6 105 21 6 14 6 53 7 34 1 34 6 155 14 8 18 20 T 10 3 59 6 185 11 8 57 2 21 21 W 9 57 4 50 6 20 5 6 165 13 9 111 51 6 14 5 15 3 6 6 185 12 9 52 morn 6 155 14 9 57 3 56 6 195 10 10 45 0 42 6 165 13 10 49 4 49 6 205 911 40 1 37 6 185 11 11 44 9 6 9 21 11 38 6 314 57 rises 9 17 morn Moos.-Perigee, 13th; apogee, 25th on equator, 1st, 14th, 28th; highest, 8th; lowest, 21st. A CHIMNEY-SWEEPER's boy went into a baker's | shop for a twopenny loaf, and conceiving it to be diminutive in size, remarked to the baker that he did not believe it was weight. "Never mind that," replied the man of dough, "you will have the less to carry." 99 "True!" replied the lad; and throwing three halfpence on the counter, left the shop. The baker called lustily after him, that he had not left money enough. "Never mind that," said young sooty, "you will have the less to count." A CLERGYMAN was lately depicting before a deeply interested audience, the alarming increase of intemperance, when he astonished his hearers by exclaiming: "A young woman in my neighborhood died very suddenly last Sabbath, while I was preaching the gospel in a state of intoxication." A JOHN BELL, conversing with an Indian, | asked him if he knew that the sun never sets on the Queen's dominions. "No," said the Indian. "Do you know the reason why?" asked John. "Because God is afraid to trust an Englishman in the dark," was the savage's reply. A GENTLEMAN once asked, "What is woman?" when a married man replied: "She is an essay on grace, in one volume elegantly bound. Although it may be dear, every man should have a copy of it." 7 38 6 584 39 rises 44 34 5 36 8 216 594 39 5 41 on equator, 11th, 25th; lowest, 17th. |