, 1870-01-16

"A dfy summer never made dear peck :" and
viii ns'ef II Knsi1nd sa1inr drutA,n
Brs siesy. TMsse: fesax aT.a e the
Iei there are also proverbs which assett The d.
fass z q Il FL A; I'd Il
1amns IN EIsnnd oesas IL e e. sa hosse he5ee
French, Scotch. and English, however, agree IN
Gauy particulars, ana notably with reieteuce 10
th!, dsy ana ne early PVT q February
anca1ors. tail pa1t Of tue year could not b. loo
colo: and no raiNt'cal evidence viii ever maSe
our our 1slnsin m I eel,eye that warm Chrumal bodes
y 70 Be unhsaltnJ: - A green winter mstes fa1
c6nlebJe1di" 70 which assertion The doc:ors and
the Aegin1sr General very sueunoosiJ oppose
tn Eornpe at 1ee1t (for Egypt delIghta In an oyat
nosl inst 1cod = great estl: aud ~. der va
~ assse .Ien 111er ,1 Is .ayag that
weather ws gss ia tSs ,st two montns sp9a # T. "1As
bisaS5as;s b Ii q e eups9 Psef2ssg &C. z,n,,,r
- - ~ fneusn nfoYeibs aad Ja1uary commits the
aas .aa5. " az Ia, s,e NJ s to
The weather that ID mos: poEuiar II u,on tho
Whole, Whist is considered asessoaab!c," !" 10 mat. M
1s M q, q s1a s sqs
= baa:Fs M:Esa IL sxtthsst hiss.S S:ts5 ssssh,,rn
,n4 Aete IL @ Mss prscept ior tno1e who are In Il
fashion: S-----@A
I'm May be out,
ana, MGeed, y u evident from many an old aaw
Cocc*E tQ1 mouth, thas1t never Was q warm
Que N Enelend, to be held as 81 Tner. N soite
e., nf 81 nann ,hst the poets won1 have n believe on
she,i $aloths ea@t ts9asie:s a' '0''"e
Shear rr1r yh.s, ., A.v
And thes1 them Ill away"
On Autnor mentions As one feature Of Interest
n y NEE nla ss5iag that tney NEe evidence Of
quoted. and he has many hee.meseorolog 81
xis vac W sol oeny saas II u sh.nzleR wea:6e.
sort Lord Bacon esates that 1t u an old oolnioa
!nat me weather cDai gcs repeat themselves aries
of that whatever. Moat people oeiieve tnas q
change OF tEooa brings abo1. c5nuge Of weather.
"a. eerts,a honest Hlgh sherli; 1adlne
9,a tue sn9t s o9 5u,ss H. E. ss9,, sso sG,sa fss.
ufatlon - trough customer." though q
Keen VII had preceded hin on tue circuit. was
tatnef ~ loss Tor conversation; there was au-
osher JUDGE Of eoursc, in the vehicle: o1t ne was
tNeRt MAD, ard 80 the poor Sheriff wAs LETT TO
any Lord, said he a. last, uthe moon hi,
change, and 40 1hops tnaswe aaalI hare n1o
"AIs you then suen foot, s,r "srovlea tho eres.
Aere the Silent Judge, who vas courtly usa,
II. Mse1eosen n.S Esta: Rsay Brother ih!ak yoa
contets that j. Tor my p1r1, bel.eve tnst the
moon n.s very considerable induence o. Tho
"Tneu, all l can ray ia, brother" rejoiued
EIeat TT n, "tnat you are a. great fooi Is The
Tae author uf The present use1al volume takes
the ahme view as rus c1usty Judge. zone fro-
gusnuy hear, n05s be, "ot TIC weather Altering
ct the chEugc OF rnc Enoon; but careral ooaervers
the STATE cf tee a.r at srch ntn.s-" Tte aun, ID.
deed. is peter prophet: hut then his pIefl,stoos
only refer to tie ccTirR few houra. "Wnen it IL
Sly Is red: ard IN I, e morplrR, Il vii be foul
weather. 70 dyy, for the skJ Is red and 10 ring"
Aat; XVI AID ,nls is corrobcra,ed BY nanya
1es 4 bs asas I: T.; ':S,. ss'..s
that tbes nay be bo h ancseot andrar FUSED, are
tllustye at d uh!cutd.d. Ch. re II a uautical pro.
ytIb Hh:ca arises from q supposed c'e4rauce Of
tltes: The ial niron ea1s ciouus, ~ ard there u
a.o @ 80 Ildlan .stitg most 1asu,ical: a The
vallon bRs proved that there Ia 10 fSc; Of t6o
$'s ID sos, . 'es o. = ss1:as; s9ss,
sasu e M effsof fso@ & se{' t. r. .ss Ger
tlips4 ald tensses IN n nDner an,thiog bot gen.
uensnllke. Weather proverbs arr, tn TACT, as
quite local: they arc alnoBt all enpirtc Il, aud
founded on ipsLtnctent dA.a: and 1t IL only on q
a,sd arss mat noItsisE ss certainty eaa b.
shtIe tzon o<ks being seen at night from Cum
h1se or Rrihetny. rain II expected next day." and
AEatn:
1t Kfne Law beware of that:
Eto M1so keH l.. '.5:s s., ,e 9P b, cav
xhssn. when we gre in'oFEed that Largo Il TO she
The fscs T. roweyer huuil!s,lnv IT ma, ba 10
! desl m1re abous lie Weatter tSSa H % We 40. and.
Indeed sicee y Is Of much more importlsc TO
Them, would Be wonderful II nature had mt
this respect" Utter Destruction You'd occu1'
for 1rstanc-s to the nests Of s,me n,rds il
the tenants wfre stsent during gals OF wind, Of
fnD oP' pJ tas mist eo.erpiistbe II bniia:SR aSR
ereeulAo or, will At4cd little aGocsa Of lhA. SORE
70 lEsects aqaiu, "rhe state Of the weather FOR
ton Of taer tfan Of Nte."
"Wnen the ne:dfare. etaE,inv. rwao, and other
birds Of passage arrire 5000 frsm lne north, pro
diets m ebsly a. seyeFt winter" This ID really
II true; whereas, unfortunately, these
winged prophets can ID ReIerll kes but 4 very
little way iufo futuntv, no .eser clearly.
When sea bIds NJ out early acd fkr to sea.
ward, moderate Winds AID f.lr weather msy be
expected; aud when tney hang Abo1t the coast
or ~ iniaod' 80 :, nay Look for rough weasoer"
H. 'dd!s @ q T. ne ~ o. viii rain; they 60 far
,,Tas drumming q the s:tpe In tho AZ. xaa the
the frost A. Eight to he thcpaerdB OF tue Gsr,o1"
F1paily: "A pee wes never caught IL a sno xer.''
prophets; ned espt cslty rae p!ukey ID p.mpesuel
Tor p.o smant weather Eakt>, which 50 certa,oty
eo.es b. lore rain, .nst !! y Eoss 81 ersdisd tnau
suIsl signs in Dr.. Jeauerts celebrated "Raln
sssas: as''s. sefi b.sss sssa I s.s .ow
I'D spidt1. ifom Sai Il: tseis ae eos- Ss' e. eFes
~ stsat 4 ~ r. FL! H;ss &, ~ = Sed.
isf, seec : r.lnbov .pat. tte ~:
da.ss x-.; u s11 SsHe ~ G;fec as
H.:E how Il. ehai1 md taIhs et.ek!
, Gead sases ;hs dast.. s. pe:sest, r,:
Tse bug % aie. d ataurb bhisaa tho ssae: e3'0e'
Low or the eras the swallow w1nss;
: - On tsc bs.ith. with velsst paai,
And efne', esteh Is | incaa,ioos d.:
isss:s s: III eS%f:' ssR i::s a,ss,: ass ,:s'''
Ass? sRs at IT, siaa sfs fas ass1s s1sen'
a sis &: :esss 81 bF bnF::Ss ysiov ,e
ThoV1e Jope: the =: t. cold snd st,n;
6 s.s;t "a shs; 's;'a light.
They initiate rht etidtnf k1te,
And term tttt1ostc to fsn.
Asn they teIt the p-rcitE bali.
Our jannt tnn.t b put Cd 10 ruorrov.
Dr. 1ennera Forecast has truth III Wall
a. rnyne TO Iecouerd 1t; but. af-
Il IA to predict, cs-n WITH cersaae1. tn,t Il vii
pIesen'iy rain. and much ne5ond that no uet4or-
ooEias has Ct got Al atmospheric predictions
Are Still bat TrnptuQI 10 The dAFE. AZ eTeu our
weA1ner wtte au.bor fgank11 copfeaset.
The Eost learned Eeteorologss, armed with
tne thousand de!tcb!e contr:rA. ce3 Of modern
tc'tIct, II mot 1corc able 10 predict the weather
lof sefE + 70 core, tnao werr the tZnorant seep-
netcE, y 30, IN sEes past, watched the spreading
tnd drt1rnK Of The clouds from Cht1ter1 or Che
viot top ~htle science was stt IN lta cradle, and
Eetetro!oFy thing pufnoFn."
American Cbutchc8-
Rev. Hsrsy Jones, Vicar OF st Luteh, Berwick
tsteet, London. Communicates 10 tna Loaoou
Guardi1n very ibteresttuz sper on rue Au.r1-
can ceorca.s. a. Oh bsetVeo BY hin during recent
1ou1 ID TINS S:afeA He srttes:
d.,a. W. nor prepared 10 dnd such stEo1& tvt-
oeEeee OF popular reapec. Tor reiigtoa II mot me
g. .nefc dofiG4 ny tour. lodnd then not
vL3 ~ sne cJ 40 tae coua1y, bat 1n the forest
s.1 eo1 atd tne rAlWas aa1.oo- Ameft.
tnls tAs!e snoNa i,salG often In tno coasnuiioasl
codes ot reJ whicu Arc ado3ted NJ Tho war;
Qua CnuIEnee. II thttf cpQsug pf1vAtA tadR.
MtLt nofe g les limited To loe caotcs Of
eone pasAcsN conmr atty, tue ma noers OF
Mn,eG ptptess 't 1hs sare oplnoas Aud look
however. that Ole church wui recc,ys mnmneis
from 6nptbers tut The uhnn6a nf nn,c ,nte srs