AUGUST 31 Days. Summer.‘

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tn Sunday '1 Weather, LT St. .Johnfihariotts - - slifssx, N. B & I'own. SLJohns. Anmversanes, &c. Ann“, Newfld. 1 Lemmas Ba 10 s24 0 52 0 47 9 24 2 1! '(. berypleasant 11 9 .1 54' I 49 I 10 9 1E|7tho Sun. aft. Trin. and mom. 2 39 2 34 10 54 1 4 Low Tides. warm. 0 2 3 32 3 27 morn. ' 5 Sir W. Gilbert takes pass. 1 7 4 37 4 32 0 7 I 6 Pr. Alth.’44 [Newfd 1583 2 24 5 54 5 49 2 19 7946. Sultry, ‘344 714' 7 9' 244 l 3 4 54 a 34 8 29 3 54 l 9] occasional 5 41 9 17 9 I2 4 47 ‘EISth Sun. all. Trin. gstat. 6 30 k 10 0 9 55 5 30 .11 light showers. 7 10 10 40 IO 35 6 10 12lMiddlinggc Tides. §in23 ‘ 7 45 11 15‘ 11 10 l 6 45 Cleanup 8 17 11 47 11 42 7 17 14 I a pogee. fine 8 48 A. 18 A. 13 7 48 15 Ass. PO.B.V Mary. 9 18 0 48 0 43 8 18 16' and settled 9 50 1 20 l 15 8 50 'E.91hSun aft. Trim. 1023 150‘ 155’ 923 18fNew Brunswick made 1550- 10 29 2 29 2 24 9 59 19 LTides [parateProv. 1784 11 42 3 12 3 7 10 4.2 20 Continue: A. 37 l 4 7 4 2 morn. 21 8 d(. settled 1 51 5 21 5 16 A. 51 2‘2 § In aphelion. ~ &'| 3 16 6 46‘ 6 41 | 2 16 23 andfi fine. 4 36 8 6 8 l 3 36 showsm. Tr. 35 542 912 9 7 442 259m perih. [Bartholomew . 6 35' 10 5 10 o , 5 35 26 Prince Albertb. ’19.—Very 7 2t 1t) 51 10 46' 6 21 27(perigee. [High Tides. 8 4 ll 4 10 59 7‘ 4 28 St. Augustine. Clear 8 44 mom. morn. 7/ 44 29 St. John Bspt. beheaded 9 20 0 l4 0 9 8 ‘20 30 fig )3. and ceryfins 10 3 0 50 0 45 9 3 .Eill Sun. aft. Trinity. 10 47 1 33 1 28 9 47 '

Water at. Windsor, Parrsboro’, Horton, Cornwallis, Truro, &c. i

rations. Look at these bars, which have tobe let down or taken sway, on an average, once or twice a day throughout the year,. for the purpose of passing through. Just put a gate there, which[ can be done at a trifling ex ense, sud there Is an improvement! from which benefit will be erived every day. A gate not onlyl facilitates passing in and out, but it looks better. Their superior-f ity needs no demonstration, —it is a “ fixed fact.” And yet there are hundreds ol farms scattered all over the country, thstl are entirely without any such labour-saving articles. and farmers are living as contentedly as if they could not be obtained. ButI the farmer whom his system combines beauty with utility, will! need no suggestions in regard to the improvement of his farm. l