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Moon] TIME OF CHANGE.

IN SUMMER.

IN WINTER.

Hard frost with N. or W. wind

and Ofllce Furniture at MARK WRIGHT & CO’S.

lBetween midnight & 3 in the morn’g Fair

do 2 and 4 do do Cold, with showers do 4 and 6 do do Rain

do 6 and 8 do do Wind and rain

do 8 and 10 do do Changeable

Snowy and stormy

Rain or snow

Stormy

Rain, with E. or 8. wind Snow, with N. E. or W. wind Cold, with high winds

Frequent showers Snow or ram

Very rainy

do 10 and 12 do do do 12 noon and 2 afternoon do 2 and 4 do Changeable Fair and mild do 4 and 6 do Fair Fair and frosty do 6 and 8 do Fair with wind N. or W., do do Rainy, if S. or E. 8 and 10 do do do do do 10 and 12 do Fair do do

Kaunas—1. The nearer the Moon’s changes to midnight, the fairer the weather will be during the next seven ' days; the nearer to mid-day the tougher and more stormy. The former time occupies from 10 p. m. to 2 a. m., the

latter from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. 2. The phases happening from 4 to 10 p. In. , may be followed by fair weather. but this chiefly depends upon the [

direction of the wind. 8. li’ a storm arises from the East. on or immediately preceding the Sprin Equinox. or a week after. the following Spring or Summer will be wet {our times out of five; i! from the West. Nort , or South-west. the Spring and Summer

will be dry five times out of six.

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