and moist earth announce fine weather--dry earth
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and moist earth announce fine Nveather-Adryse searth
and moist stones announce rairl!e .Iou Enili pge


II the flame Of lamp cfackles or flares, it in!
dlcates rainy weather The case is the same when
SCOT detaches itself from the chimney and falls,


1t is n sign of rain when the SCOT collected
around pots or kettles takes FIRE, in the form of
small points like grains Of miIIet because this
phenomenon denotes that the air is cold and moist.


If the Goals seem hotter than usual, or if the
flame is. more agitated, though, theaweather be
calm atahe time, 1t indicates rain. 4 :a9.a-se
sd When the fame burns steadily, and proceeds
strait upwards 1t is sign Of fine weather. !


If the sound ofbells ishcard at great distance,
it is a sign Of wind. or of a change Of weather.


a1 The hollow sounds Of forests, the murmuring
noise of ftheiwaves of the sea, their foaming and


green and black color, announce a storm. -
Good or bad smells, when unusually strong,
seeming as if they were condensed sare a sign of
change of weather, either because exhalalions
arise and are dispersed ia more abundance, which
is a sign Of an increase of elasticity.or because
the air does not dispel or raise these exhalations,
which indicates that the constitution. Of the atmos-
phere is motoniess, light, and void of elasticity.


When the SPIDERS web and the leaves of trees
are agitaled without any sensible wind, il, is sign
Of wind, and perhaps of rain, because it denotes
that strong and penetrating exhala,ions arise from
the earth These signs are less equivocal, when
the dry leaves and chaff are raised into vortex,
and carried into the air. ... r.... .......,,'