FEBRUARY 28 Days. Winter. D Sundays , Weather, Ml Anniversaries , &.c. High Water , mean time, at Halifax, N. S. St. John , N.B. & Annap. Charlotte! Town, St. Johns, P. E I. Newfld 1 High title?. < J <$. 3>- more E 4tli Sun. aft. Eph. C apog. 3 [Purif. B. V. Mary . 4; 9 greatest Hel. Lat. N . 5 lj[ stat. snoie wilh 6 Low tides, h <5 <£• "? A <L- strong 8[ high winds. E !5th Sun. aft. Epiph. IO,Q. Victoria, mar. 1840. Ill clear 12, and very !13 J cold. ;14.Valentine's Day. |I5 High tides. § gr. elong. E Septuages 'una Sunday. i 17 ? 6 h- [< perigee. |18 appearance '■19 21 6 «• «f 2l»j more snotc. Bit 9 Bt greatest brilliancy. |22jLow tides. overcast E jSexagesima Sunday. 24,St. Matthias. anrJ |9 S | 9 gr. elong. dull. ,2t>lKrenchRepublic, prod.'48 ,27; 9 '•> aphelion. |2cJ ( J rj <£. wry cold. 7 55 8 27 8 5t; 9 30 10 2 10 36 11 16 room. 11 25 11 57 morn. 0 26 1 0 1 32 20 52 0 :7! 1 8 2 25 | 3 50 5 0 ! 6 ( i i 0 57 i 7 43 J 8 24 9 4 ! 9 59 | 10 24 11 9 I 8 19 41 48 5 :t8 6 20 6 46 33 38 SS 20 8 36 9 20 10 27 i 11 131 11 54 A. 34 I 29 1 54 2 39 3 31 4 38 5 49 7 II 8 18 9 8 9 50 morn. 0 21 0 55 1 27 2 1 2 41 3 28 4 33 5 50 7 15 8 31 9 31 10 23 n 8 11 49 A. 29 1 24 1 49 2 34 3 38 4 35 5 44 7 6 8 13 9 3 9 45 tt 55 7 27 7 56 8 30 9 2 9 36 10 16 11 3 morn. 0 8 1 25 50 6 a 57 43 34 4 50 9 24 10 9 11 1 A. 1 2 3 4 5 a 10 41 48 48 20 Water at Windsor, Parrsboro', Horton, Cornwallis, Truro &c. their constituent elements from the earth, and part from the atmosphere. That part derived from the earth must be returned to it again, or it will eventually become barren. The ground that produces 100 bushels of grain this year, will not, under the] same circumstances, produce the same amount next year, unless; its equivalent is returned. Man, and perhaps all animated beings, need exercise to promote health. The labours of the farmer, taken as they are in the open air, under the light of the; MB, under the impulsive desire of food and gain, become more; healthful, on the whole, than any other species of labour. This) is evident in the superior vigour and longevity of an agricultural: population, in all ages and nations. It should not be forgotten,! also, that the the varied scenery, labours and interest of such a! population, do much to cultivate that mental vivacity and quiet. on which good health is based.