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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29
Farpo for Sale.

VERY desirable farm, sbout one mile south
A west from Bellevue, 0hfs. The farm contains
hous,. good eut-houses, &c orchard, two wells Of
rood water and situated on an excellent road.
Fer farther particulars enquire Of the subscrib
on the premises. ROBERT r. STEWART.
March 6. ls6T.-l0W3.
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The Big Hall Fabing is pushing on
the work on his new hail. in preparation for
the Grand Musical Tournament in June.
The lathing is done and the window castings
and woodwork will soon be complete. The
ante-rooms are to be large and the stage will
be very fine one.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Union Township Caucus.-A caucus
of the Union vsters of Sandusky Township
was held, pursuantto notice, at the Engine
House in Fremont at P. NJ. last Saturday.
IL. Willie was called to the chair.
VIZ. REARIcK, JESSE VASNEss and JAMES
SHANNON were nominated by reclamation
as candidates for Township Trustees.
DENNIS DALEY was nominated by accla-
nation as candidate for Township Treas
urer.
HENRI LEsHEa was nominated for Town
ship Clerk, and M. THIERwEcHrEg wa,
ncmin ated as q candidate for township
Assessor.
THOMAS JACKSON and THOMAS FowLIR
were nominated as candidates for Cons,a'
bles.
JACOB L. WILLIE was nominated az can
didate for Justice Of the Peace.
After the transaction of some other busi
ness the Caucus adjourned.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

A, all the folks say, it is very hard times,
7 they have but very few dimes,
l not intend your pockets to feece,
Therefore, We can sell you dishes and glass
ware, for few dimes piece.
Z, B. MOORE d BRo.
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LAND FOR SALE.
For Sale.

TToUsE AND L0T owned By G. c. Woodland stu.
tl stsd on Glover Street, on ln-lo.s No. esl and
6s2. Terms liberal Enquire Of ". b. Andrews Of
the cfhee Of the l.. Z, [. r. 3. Co.
Fremont. March 20, 1867 -l2W4.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Remarkable.-We shouldn't believe the
following if we had not found it in 'relia-
bic" newspaper, the Fayette County Herald
1t says:
"For some time past, we have been seri-
ously annoyed and not little mystiied at
finding our inkstand empty every morning
and all efforts to discover the cause or the
disappearance of our writing fluid proved
unavailing until the other evening, when
the mystery was solved, and the ink-thief
detected, to-wit While sitting at our table
looking over our exchanges little mouse
come running out, mounted the inkstand,
inserted his 'oudacious' nose into it, and
drank his thieving little skin full. then jump
ed down, crooked his tail at us, and disap-
peared. We were SO astonished at the impu-
dence Of the little "cuss." that we allowed
him to escaps; but we warn him not to come
back again, for we've sworn eternal ven
geance on his pilfering little carcass, and il
we catch him in our ink any more, we'll not
deal very gently with him. Any mouse
that is mean enough TO steal ink from a pool
editor, ought to be banished from the face Of
the earth "
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Samuel q. Price Esq, formerly print
er in this Office, and also deputy Probate
Judge of this county, hiss been appointed
Auditor of Wood county to fill the unex-
pired term of G. Il. Parsons deceased. The
appointment is good one, and will give
general satisfaction.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

An old Paper.-A Rochester Daily Ag.
rersiser of da:e April Is. 1888. has been
handed US by Mr.. Dick VALLErTE. 1t is 8
half sheet and fairly printed. The leading
editorials are "Geo Washington" Memory"
and Leisure" subjects which our dailies
now, give vide berth,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Spring Wheat for Sale Moore d Dean
have just received $50 bushels OF Spring
Wheat, which they wi II sell seed. En-
quire of E. B. Moore d Bros Crockery
Store, Fremont, or at Moore 4 Deans Mill,
Ballville.
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Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that :. p.sition has h..-,
~ fled With the Clerk Of SxEhlaxton TownshiD.
San5usky CoaRty, Ohio, for ditch 10 b, an
ss follows Beginning at Or rear the seuthyes4 ror
ne- of Che land owned Il @. Shripsr. beirv in ne
west half Of sectie- RRmbe- three, townsh'1
range fourteea, ruEning thence ess. abvu
rods, thong northeast ooursc TO Il
Toledo Rzilrosd, crossing said sais 81 z1.u
mile northwest Of Warrington Station, thence
northeast course to . small creek in he eastern
OF ths land formerly owned by Jacob Obermysr,r 81.
deceased; being in the xess half Of the s9uth-
unarter OF ssction number thirty. ave. toz-sh
ranga fau-4aen. The Tru sees of said tcv- d j.
mss willie. on Saturday the js u Ann /
1867. and eeternline about ssio III.
@. Skinner.
Ey his Father and next Friend.
March 20, lS6f.-l2w3s.
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Died.-The COngregdtionslist has an
obituary notice of Mrs. Betsey Baker, aunt
of Mrs. Mary G. Mead, of Fremont, Ohio,
who died at West Dedhsm, Mass, last week,
at the age ofS0. Mrs. Baker was the inven-
tor Of strau braid in this county.
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Houae and Lot for Sale.

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED ofsrr for sale. at a Low price
Il and on reasonable terms goo dive story frame
house and three and half lots ground, on the cor
ner Of Napoleon and Wood Streets, Fremont, west
side Of the river, on high ground. Enquire on the
premises or Of William Tottsr, htths Post Ofacc.
fSml1 SUSAN TOTEM.
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Bill Heads.-Don't present a written
scrawl at the head, but go to the journal
Office and have them printed, with your card
a. less then it will cost you to write them.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

TOR building two or three hundred rods OF post
and rail fence on the Glenn farm south Of this
city this spring will re received at the once Of Homer
Everett, in the city Of Fremont. .
JAMES K GLENN.
Rv CHazIEs FvERKrT. his Agent 1oz3)
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The Reading Room.-The Reading
Room opens this week with a. good list OF
Newspapers and Magasine. and will furnish
at reasonable cost, access to the very best
periodical literature in this country. a
membership ticket to the LIBRARY Assoc1A-
1Icx entities the holder to all the privileges
of the Reading Room without extra charge.
1t is the intention Of the Directors to make
the Reading Room an important feature o.
the Association, and the room has been fitted
up neatly and now furnishes an attractive
place of resort which the young men here
especially ought to appreciate. The list O.
papers is not large but the selection has been
made with great care and includes the leading
papers of both parties and represents all
ec.ions of the Country. The Dlilies are
The New York World.
The New York Tribune,
The Cleveland Herald,
The Toledo Blade,
The Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Semi-weeklies, Tri-weeklies and
Weeklies are,
The Detroit Post,
The S,.Louis Republican.
The Chicago Journsi,
The New York Herald,
The New York Evangelist,
The New Orleans Republican,
The Western Episcopalian,
The Richmond Enquirer,
Hsrper's Weekly,
Frank Leslies Pictorial,
The Western Christian Advocate,
The Scientific American.
MAGAEIEEs.
Harper's Monthly,
The Atlantic Monthly,
The Galaxy.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29
For Sale.

NICE HOME ami one acre of Land, With fruit
n trees snd out-buildings in the city Of Fremont,
very cheap and long time for Payments; also about
4 Of an scre Wster street, 10 Fremont, suitable
businsss portion Of town Enquire OF D. L. JUNE.
Fremont Jan is. lS67-3t
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

The Hog Law.-Vote for the Union
candidates for Councilmen in every ward. Ii
they are elected and are Petitioned to pass
an ordinance restraining domestic animals
from running at large in the street, they will
authorize the people Of the city to vote on the
question. and thus set it at rest for ever.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Envelope Cards neat card printed
on an envelope will cost you but little and
will advertise your business. The job of
fee of the journal does excellent work in
that line.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Beautiful Engravings.-Lovers of
beautiful pictures, will find two very elegant
steel engravings at CRoss' JEwELRI SroRE,
"Irving and his Friends and Literary Men
and Women of America The first is too
well known to need any praise, the other is
the finest steel plate engraving We have ever
seen and contains life like portraits of all the
Literary celebrities of America. Call and
see them.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29
union Primary Meeting.

Tie Union men Of Ballviils ara requested to meet
ct the Babion School House, at O'Clock the after
noon Of Friday. March 29ih, 1857, to nom
mate candidates for township officers to be elected st
the Spring election On the 6rst Monday in April
next. COMMITTEE.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Letter Hsads.-We are now printing
some very neat and handsome letter heads
and keep constantly on hand paper ruled
for letter head printing. both Congress aud
Commercial size.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Vote straight.-Every Union man who
scratches ticket on Monday, casts vsts
for copperhesd candidate.
Number the Houses.-We notice by the
Urbana Citizen that the Council of that place
have recently ordered the numbering of the
houses there, and have contracted with par
ties to furnish the necessary numbers. This
is an excellent move and we suggest The ex-
ample Of the Urbana Council TO our City
Fathers as one worthy to be followed in FIRE.
mont. The expense would be merely nom-
inal, while the benefits from the passage Of
such an ordinance cannot be gainssyed
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Notice to Builders.

csEALED PROPOSALS viii be received up to April
- Ist, 1867 by the Board Of education OF this city
for the building of two School Houses The plan AID
spec,fcatone Of which be at the Post cfnce
on and after Tuesday, March 18th.
BY order Of the Board.
HENRY LESHER, Secretary.
Fremont, March ID, 1se5.-11wa.
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An EffectuaI Worm Medicine,
RrOxVu,s VermifuRe COmfils.


On WORN LozENsEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
vthchldren and sdnlts attributed to other causes,
is occssioned BY worms. The "vERnIrrsE CoxrIfe,
although eHectual in destroying worms, can do Nc
possible i9urytO the most deiiesst child. This val
liable combination has been successfully used BY Ply
seian and found to be sefe and sure in eradicstns
worms, so hurtful to children.
Children having worms require immediate at
tsntion as neglect of the trouble often pro-
| longss sickness.
Symptoms of Worms In Children are often
overlooked Worms in the stomach ana bowels cause
irritation which BE- removed only by the Of
sure remsdy.zThe combination Of ingredients used
in making BrorR's Yernsifags CO1fts" is such %
| to give the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors, New York. Sold
by all Dealers in Medicines at rs cts box 23J1smI
: E. Dillon + Soz and S. BHcsIsHd + Sons, Agestl
| for SandEsky CoHRty. go -
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Publications.

The orpheus is a monthly paper devo-
ted to music and musical Literature and
publisherd at New York by VIM. a. Pond h
Co., 547 Broadway, at 81, 90 per year.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Vote Early-vOte early and often has
been the Democratic motto for years. Let
the Union men of Fremont adopt the first
clause and be EARLY at the polls next Mon
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Hurrah for the Hofners They have
torn down the dirty shed which has dark
ened their door for these many years and
now have as handsome windows as can be
found on Front Street. Let the other be-
nighted establishments GO and do likewise
A few hours work will batter the sheds down
and it will improve our main street smaz-
inglY.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

A Relio-The following advertisement
is clipped from an old Connecticut paper.
The portion Of the advertisement which says
"Aney lady or genteelman as bespeaks cote
or pair OF breeches may have it on Friday
or Saturday without fail, will strike the
modern reader forcibly.
JOHN STIBBING, TAYLOR, SHOE
maker, and Astronomer. Islso keeps a jour.
neymau 10 do all kinds of carpenters and
blscksmiths works, and TO hang bells, etc
Aney lady or gentleelmsn as bespeaks cott
or psir of breeches may have it on Friday ol
Saturday without fail n. B.-being rumor
cd abroad that intend having off business
On account of my elected church warden,
hope my friends won't give ears TO sucl
hloodthirsty reports. JOHN STIsBINa.
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Appointment.-Oapt Henry BUcEIASo,
Post Master elect, has received his appoint.
ment from Washington, and his commission
will be forwarded as soon as his vouchers are
received at the Department.
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The River.-The vessels in the river are
all painting and refttipg in preparation fol
the opening Of navigation.
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The Musical Tournament-The nr,

The Musical Tournament The press
all over the State has copied cur hrst notice
Of the proposed Musical Tournament here
and the plan seems to meet with favor every
where. The movers, with the proper en-.
couragement from the citizens, will make the
affair one OF the finest ever held in the State,
We have here every facility for entertaining
those who viii attend and our city is easy O
access to all paris of the STATE and there il
no res'oa why every county which owns 4
band sLoull not be represented
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Black Ash SHINGLES

EoR SALE, At reduesd prices. S4.25 per Oco, and
the kind sold last year at 81 so, will be sold At
$Ie0 They sre believed to he The best and pest
shingles nov in the market
r " a MCCLELLAN.
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For Sale Cheap.
Pronosala.

GOOD large double Land Roller, suitable for roll
A ing all kinds Of plo-ed ground. It can be seen
By calling at the old Plsuing Mil Sash Factory
East side Of river GINS n. HAYNES
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The Festival.-The "GooD TEsrLARs
held grand Festival on Tuesday evening al
their Hall, which was delightful: half social,
half literary affair. The exercises OF the
evening were opened with a song, and
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Wykes, after which ar
excellent practical Temperance address was
delivered by Mr.. SPENCER of Cleveland. An
hours promenade followed and then came
the supper which was gotten up in handsome
style by the ladies of the Lodge. Aftel
supper Mr.. HENRY CHANCE, who has just re-
turned from LecturiDg tour in Michigan,
gave short address in humorous style and
the party broke up, all voting it delightful
social reunion.
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Tug.-Mr. DICK VALLETTE has. put his
tug in good condition for service audisready
for the openiug of the river.
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Land. Land,

ATEAR the Preubytsrian Church. VIII be sold
IN cheap II sold within the next 30 days. Title
perfect Enquire ct the Shoe Store of SHERMAN
b Co., opposite the Croghan House. etf
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The w.terp rpovvsr Proieot.-The water

The Water Power FToject.-The water
power project has been pretty thoroughly
canvassed during the past week. There
seem now to be two plans. One is to cut of
the river above Ballville. turningstheI water
into the old channel and securing a large res
ervoir by throwing dam across the valley
to the two headlands which lie just out Of
the city limit on the west side. An actual
survey made by Mr.. B. Ansden proves that
this plan will secure reservoir twenty feet
deep covering oyer ons hundred acres oflsud.
this will give an immense watea power, ca
pable of driving large number Of factories
and mills, furnishing more water to the
cities use and in case Of FIRE and keeping q
fair reserve against low water in dry seasons.
Another plan is to take the water just be-
low JAMES McoRr's mills further up the river
This give. few feet more fall and an ample
reserve, at an expense but little greater than
the other plan Involves. No estimate OF the
cost Of the enterprise has yet been made, but
the maJJer mas cXCIttu LHc Aueoiost Va Jul
practical men and thorough investigation
will be made. There seems TO be no doubt
that water power such as this project would
secure, would pay the stockholders enor.
nous profits, and nobody questions that IT
would double or treble every dollar invested
in real estate or business In the city and
vicinity. live do not 60 into manufactures
we must be content to grow slowly, as the
resources of the country about US is undevel-
oped. Our business men will make only
comfortable incomes, and real estate will be
at stand still or increase only slowly in
value. Garry out this plan and capital viii
come here, manufactures viii be built, labor
will be in demand, and population will
double and treble, real estate win be at q
premium, trade will grow and the future Of
the city will be secure.
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Fairbanks

o TON HAY SCALE, for sale chesp, just the fizs
y for farmers. Also, Q small Steam Engine, with
Boiler aud fixtures suitable for saving wood, mskiDg
Sorghum, &e. r. ". B. MCCLELLAN.
Fremont March 7, 1s67.-l0m2.
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Painting.-The Propeller has swung
round near the dock and is painting and re-
fitting for the Coming season.
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j To g Acra Lots

OF good land With fruit trees on them for sale, 1
I mile south Of Fremont, the village Of Ball
Vile The land is well adapted to grapes, fruit, gar
denip0 or farming, For price and terms enquire
az r. ". MCCLELLAN.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Gall at Warren & Co.'S ifyou wnnt nice
fresh groceries of ali kiDds-they sell cheap.

Croquet.-This new and fascinating
Game is much played in the Eastern States
out has not been introduced here. We
understand Warren d Co. have few setts
on hand for sale. Now ladies take the field
when fine weather comes and don't get blue
moulded by staying in the house.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

4 no ACRES ofland on Eau Clare river Wisconsin,
lAUis offered ct great bargain for cash, or in
change for lumber delivered next fall orproperty in
Fremont. By DR.. e. DILLON. Fremont, 0his.
S-m[
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Ifyou would have our Depot grounds
cleared of the pickpockets, shysters and
gamblers who rendezvous there, vote the
Union city Ticket, and you will elect Of
ficers who will make arrests when necessary.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Turn out-Lst every Union man turn
out on Monday and give the lie to copper
head bragadocio.
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Nouce.-The Mite Society of the N. E.
Church will be at Mr.. L. Oanield's, Friday
April Sd, 1867. Don't fail to be there.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sCHENCK,s sRAwEED TOXIC,

SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC.
T-is medicine, invented By Dr.. J. q. SoEFs0k, Of
Philadelphia is intended 70 dissolve the food and
make itintO the irst process Of digestion. By
cleansing the stomach with Sehsnek's Mandrake Pills,
the Tonic restores the appetite and food that
could not be eaten before using /. viii be sasiiy di
gestsd.
Consumption cah.ot be cured BY SchsneS-e Pdi-
rnenic Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made
healthy and the spPettts restored. hsscs tbs Tonic
and Pills are required ia nearly every case Of con-
sumption. half dossr bottles OF the Ssswssd Tonis
and three or four boxes Of the Mandrake Pills will
cure any ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
DR.. scERNcK makes pro essional visits in New
York, Boston, aud at his psincipsl oaee in Phladei-
phs every week. See daily papers Of each place. OF
his pamphlet consumption for his Gays for vista
ton.
Please ask for, 'Dr Sehen Ks Mandrake Pills" and
observe that the two lkenesses of the Doctor
the are on ths t;ovornment sssnp-ons whsc in the
last Ita,e Of Consumption, and the other in ais pres
eat health.
Sold by sil Druggists aud Dealers Price % cent
per box Principal oFic' No. 10 North 9Th Street
Philadslphia, Pa
General Wholesale AseRts; Demas Barnes / Co., N
Y. 5. Hance, Baltimore, Nd; John D. PsFks, Gin
einnat, Ohio wAIker& Taylor, Chicago, H.; Collin
Bros, st. Louis, No. 42yI lat evy mo.
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TTNwo Hundred Thousand Pipe stsyes; Two Hun
dred Thousand Red csk Slaves; fo- which the
highest market price viii be paid in cash. By
M. BINkLET,
Fremont, Dec. 20, lsee-lns
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raanhar., Inatitnta

To the Teachers Of Ms County.-The San
dusky County Teachers Institute will be
held at the High School room in Fremont,
Ohio, during the second week of April. 1t will
commence at 10, o'clock A. NJ on Monday
the 9Th day of April, 1867, and will continue
five days. Persons designing to teach at any
time during the coming year are expected to
attend. 1t is very desirable that there
should be general attendance ofths Teach
ers of this county, Teachers should engage
board previously. Assistance will be
rendered as far as practicable in securing
boarding places at reasonable rates. Oompe'
tent Instructors will be present. Tuition of
course is free. There will be an examina-
ton for certifeatee at the close ofths session.
1t is hoped that the members present at
last years Institute viii show that the teach
ers of the county continue to take lively in
terest in every means calculated to improve
our common schools.
F. 81. GISS,
E. @. GILLETTE, Exec. Com.
WV. WALLACE Ross,
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weather.-The weather for the past
week has been too vilIaiuous to speak Of with
moderation, so we will say nothing about it