Richwood Gazette from Richwood, Ohio • 2

GAZETTE FULLIuGTON "READING," I i ESTABLISH CD 1372. M' PAPER READ BEFORE MARION COUNTY TEACHERS' YINS IN EVERY TOWNSHIP IN UNION COUNTY. I tiertd at ickivood JHostoffice as sec oml class matter L- LJj Del Ayers, the "Hero of Appomattox," Defeated, by the New Napoleon of Mill Creek, Who Received the Handsome Majority of 1053 at Monday's Primary. TiRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION; March 10 Prepared by the Misses Dell Gray and Hattie Christian and Read by Miss Gray. Out copy on yr 50 One copy tf paid strictly In advanc 1 00 Is the strongest, best and purest mineral rater obtained from any well in the state of Ohio.

Its medical properties, which may be seen below, compare favorably with any mineral water found in the United States and will, in time prove a blessing to humanity. Read the description of the well, the analysis and testimonials and then give in a trial if you are in poor health. No paper discontinued lo subscribers unless no requested, nd not then until All Arrearages urc pIJ. No deviation from the above prices will be taie under any circumstances. Arm 5, 1000 TtUJKHOAV, Colonel(?) Del W.

Ayers, the "hero of Appomattox," has like John L. Sullivan, Robt. Fiusimmons and other heros of world-wide fame, fought once too often, and in last Monday's prize ring, the ropes of which were stretched along the boundary lines of Union county, he met defeat in one round at the hands of Walter C. Fullington, the new Napoleon of Mill Creek. The primary system, where every man has a fair show and a chance to express his preference, was tiwwr.sc! fo the doughty CTvjuel(?) and his confreres of the one time What the vol did to the county seat "Kamtf" Monday was a plenty and then TESTIMONIALS.

Can Now Cat Anything He Wishes. Richwood, Ohio, March 1, 1900. The Varnna Water Richwood, Ohio. Gentlemen I have had Stomach trouble for about three years. Have been using Varuna Water three weeks and have been much benefited by it.

My digestion has greatly improved and 1 can now eat heartily without experiencing any inconvenience. John Rubeck. Laihoirnb and Washington townships had couple of verjr unpleasant surpritfes up their sleeves for Del and his friends. READ WHAT VARUNA WATER HAS ALREADY DONE FOR HUMANITY. Cot Dkl and hlsfrienclf? lUc now firni-7 eofl7taced tuiii the old established order of things has been revolutionized and that April fool day comes ou the second instead of the first of that month Cured Burning Sensation of the Stomach, Richwood, Ohio, March 7, 1900, The Varuua Water Richwood, Ohio.

Gentlemen I have been using Varuna Water for Indigestion and a burning sensation in my tomaeh. Have used your water three weeks and can truthfully say that my stomach has given me ito trouble since that time. I believe your water is an excellent remedy for Stomach trouble and Indigestion. F. L.

Berry, Marshal of Richwood. Cot. Dkl Aykhs ib reported as having Has Confidence in Varuna. Richwood, Ohio, Feb. 19, 1900.

The Varuna Water Kichwood, Ohio. Gentlemen: I have been affected with Rheumatism, Kidney and Stomach troubles for several years and have suffered almost continuously with pains in my back and stomach. About a year ago I was confined to my bed for over a month and did not expect to recover. With good medical attendance I gradually became better and was able to be out again, but my trouble was not cured, and a short time ago I felt it coming on again. I commenced taking Varuna Water.

I have only used Varuna for about ten days butgl.already feel so much better that I recommend your water to any one afflicted with Rheumatism aDd Stomach or Kidney trouble. I feel confident that Varuna Water will permanently cure me. Respectfully, M. Evans. aid previous to Monday's primary, that "every iwMue of the Gazkttk whs making him dov.ena upon dozens of votes." In view of the result of the primary, taking Fulling study continuous readings from thejbest authors, than short pieces or selections.

Interest the pupil in the author, his home, home life and family, aud when he reads one interesting story or poem he will hunger for another. A contributor to the teachers' institute takes the following plan to introduce pupils to the best modern writers Each one 1 Is furnished with a small blank book called the "author book." The first four pages are reserved for the names of the authors, thus forming an index. After talking about some special author, the pupil writes a short sketch of his life with a list of his works. Then after reading a few of his best works, the pupil writes in the bock some of his own thoughts regarding both author aud writings. For the higher grades this suggestion might be very helpful.

It is a mistake to suppose that in suple-mentary reading we must give the pupils only information books and stories. These are good and substantial but knowledge is attained to a great extent through the text books and for awakening sympathy, imagination and emotions, fairy tales, fiction, poetry aud mythology are invaluable. Francis Parker says "The lack of ideality, the failure in spiritual growth, in true religious life, are caused more by the failure of parents to recognize the true nature of the child and his inborn love for myth than any other cause whatever. The rankest materialism in its worst form has never struck harder blows at true spiritual life, than the ignorance of misguided parents who keep their children from fairy life and fairyland." The best poetry can not fail to awaken the poetic spirit and love for, the beautiful in the child's mind, aud those who have access to Longfellow, Whittier, Tennyson and the many other of our high class, poets will find their natures growing more true, noble and lovely, James Whitcomb Riley and Eugene Field are loved by all children who have the slightest acquaintance with them. Place a book of either of these authors in the average child's hands and he will study it delightedly ancT with fresh interest for each new subject and as he grows up will always turn back to his childhood's literature with many tender memories and a longing for the purity of heart with which he once perused it a feeling thatcan not but awaken nobler thoughts.

The oral reproduction of the story or poem will help the child iu memorizing and expressing what the reading awakens in his mind. Children grasp the thought of the author, even though they do not understand all his expressions, much more readily than we are apt to think. So occasionally, a reading by the teacher, somewhat beyond them, is not a hindrance but a help, for their natural curiosity will be awakened and most of them, perhaps not all, will question as to the meaning of certain phrases, or consult the dictionary, which latter is a condition of devoutly wished for by most teachers. That each school building has not a good library is greatly tQ be lamented, but many pupils make use of the city library, in which case however, a. wise- and careful guide in the matter of selecting good literature is needed.

Reading is a fundamental study and its recitation should have as careful preparation as any other branch in the course of study. Not only by the pupil, but by the teacher as well, that she may be able to explain any quotation or reference with which the pupil may not be familiar, for we are all aware thatehildren expect the teacher to be the fount of knowledge, and woe be to the one who fails often in this respect. They who do the best possible work may not always see the results, but they are sure to come sometime in a greater or less decree if we "learn to labor and to Educational Sun. ton's enormous majority Into consideration THE Varuna Mineral Waters are obtained from the Varuna Wells at Richwood, Union County, Ohio, on the Cincinnati branch of the Erie R. R.

Richwood has a population of 2000, and on account of its wide streets, stone sidewalks and beautiful shade trees is considered one of the prettiest villages in Ohio. The Varuna Waters were discovered in September, 1899, in a beautiful grove convenient to the leading hotels and boarding houses. This entire grove of thirteen acres has been purchased by The Varuna Water Co. Bottling works have been erected and it is the purpose of the Company to erect bathhouses and further improve the place as a park and health resort. The wells are designated as Well No.

1, (1652 ft.) and Well No. 2, (340 flowing). All references are to Well No. otherwise noted. Varuna No.

1 has wonderful therapeutic properties, and No. 2 is an unrivaled club and table water. MEDICAL PROPERTIES. Varuna Mineral Water, as its analysis indicates, is a medicinal agent of rare value; and will of a certainty relieve the following conditions: Dys- Sepsia, Indigestion, Catarrh of the Stomach and iowels, Constipation and Flatulency, also diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder by neutralizing the hyperacidity of the urine and relieving Cystitis and Catarrh of the Bladder. When applied locally it will relieve Eczema and all chronic skin affections.

DIRECTIONS FOR USING. For Indigestion and Flatulency take a wine glass full of the water after each meal. As a laxative take a wine glass full in hot water morning and evening. For all affections af the Kidneys and Bladder, Rheumatism, it shr3uld.be taken three or four times a day, well diluted- it would bee in that Col. Del was speaking i parables and that his real meaning was i Cured Sciatic Rheumatism.

Richwood, Ohio, March 7, 19(0. The Varuna Water Richwood, Chio. Gentlemen I was confined to my bed for six weeks with Sciatic Rheumatism and Stomach and Bowel trouble. I commenced taking Varuna Water three weeks ago and began to get better in a few days. I am now able to be up and around the house.

I have reason to believe your water has done me much good, Mrs. Ellie Berry. inverse ratio to his speech. Anyhow it would appear to a man on the fence that if "Big Four" now alas 1 the smallest 4 in Union county and at last tho death knell of this quartet of bosses has been sounded, and their funeral will be solemnly observed iu Marysville on the day when Mr. Fullington selects his delegates.

The contest has been a notable one, both candidates and their friends having put forth earnest and sustained efforts to carry the day, but as tho Gazkttk has always contended, the people have no use for boss-ism and, given a chance, as they were in Monday's primary, to voice their opinions, they will always speak in no uncertain tones for the success of clean candidates and for the downfall of the political tricksters and demagogues who triumph and delight in mass conventions. By reference to the tabulated report below, which shows the vote by precincts throughout the county, it will be seen that Mr. Ayers failed to carry a single township, and in Claibourne and Washington, in which his supporters claimed all along that he would make his strongest showing, he was defeated by majorities of 141 and 35 respectively. In Jerome and Union townships, where the Ruhlen and Whitten controversies were matters of universal knowledge among the people, the vote was decisive in favor of Mr. Fullington, and this effectually proves that the suits instituted against Mr.

Ayers in ihese cases were not in the nature of political "persecution." If they had been, the voters who were on the ground and possessed of inside knowledge regarding the 'facts, would have undoubtedly flocked to the there had only been a few more issues of th Gazkttk and tho Uniou County Republican circulated before the fight came off, Col. Del Varuna Greatly Helped Her. Richwood, Ohio, March 7, 1900. The Varuna Water Richwood, Ohio. Gentlemen I have been using our Varuna Water for some time for Stomach and Kidney trouble and it has been of great benefit to me.

Mrs. Geo. W. Kosht. Reading is the first as well as the most important branch of school work, for without it, all other branches are failures.

It is a growth, a development, which must be promoted in accordance with natural laws. When so directed, the progress is steady and results lasting and an ability to impart what the mind thinks and the heart feels, Is an aceomplishmeut to be obtained only by constant effort. Many pupils fail to get geography or. history because are not ablVuTread intelligently, therefore do not understand the real import of the words they memorize. Besides being the most Important branch, it is probably one of the most difficult to teach and the hearts of many otherwise successful teachers "sink to the very lowest depths when the hands of the clock point to "reading time." The primary teacher's work has been shortened and made less difficult within the last decade, and as the results are more immediate, she can well feel gratified with her labor.

But, in spite of all this, the teacher of the higher grades sees very little, if any, difference in the ability of the average pupil to acquire the pronunciation and definitions of new words. The object of primary reading is to learn to read. But that of advanced reading is to assimilate the thought of the author and fill the storehouse of the mind and the beautiful thought, the sublime spectacle, the grotesque or amusing are alike lost on the reader who must laboriously "spell out" the long words or pause to wonder what a certain phrase or clause may mean. The step from the second to the third reader is usually too great, and, as a rule, the reading is uninteresting because the vocabulary is out of the pupil's range of thought. He Is not able to grasp the many new words brought to his mind, and, in consequence, they are pronounced, if at all, mechanically.

The first requisites of a good reader are a quick comprehenson and an extensive vocabulary. The latter will grow and extend as the child learns to put his thoughts into words, so he should be encouraged to talk naturally and freely, instead of being repressed. All children possess imaginative power, some, it is true, in a greater degree than others, but in all cases it should be carefully trained. To teach the child to read understanding-ly is one of the great difficulties that presents itselt to the teacher. When a pupil gets the thought, he can read understand-ingly.

When he reads silently, he is" getting the thought, but when he reads aloud, he not only gets the thought but gives it, and in this way, reading becomes a mental process of development, calling into play all the activities of the brain and as this mektal power increases, the pupil becomes each day a better reader. If the child learns emphasis by imitation he has not grasped the thought, for when he gets the thought naturally, he will give the proper inflection and intonation. For reading is thinking. Children are intuitive and readily grasp the meaning; then emphasis, inflection and pauses come naturally When the pupil finds pleasure in the story wouldn't have received but four (big 4) votes all told. Iris the duty of every Republican i Helped His Stomach aad Kidneys.

Richwood, Ohio March 7, 1900. The Varuna Water Richwood, Ohio. Gentlemen I have been using Varuna Water for Stomach and Kidney trouble and find that it is a wonderful remedy for such troubles. Geo. W.

Kosht. Union county who can possibly do so to go to Marysville next Tuesday and help to Benefited Her Stomach. Ashland, Ohio, March 7, 1900. The Varuna Water Richwood, Ohio. 'Gentlemen I have been using Varuna Water for Stomach trouble and have been very much benefited by it.

Mrs. Electa Hall. boom Walter C. Fullington for congress After receiving such a handsome majority at the primary it puts him to the front as the only business man and farmer's caudi Cured Dandruff WHh Varus. Richwood, Ohio, March 7, 1900.

The Varuna Water Richwood, Ohio. Gentlemen 1 have given Varuna Water a trial and find it to be.an excellent remedy for trouble. I am troubled with dandruff and have ued your water as a wash for "my head, with good result. Mrs. I.

L. Childs. diiio before the convention, thus giving him preHtige throughout the district with th manses, for it is upon agriculture our people support of the "persecuted hero" and Helped His Stomach. Richwood, Ohio, Feb. 19, 1900.

The Varuna Water Richwood, Ohio. Gentlemen I have been using your Varuna Wrater for Stomach trouble and am pleased to say the distressing symptoms have nearly all been removed. My stomach is stronger, my ftod digests better and my health and strength have been much improved. Respectfully, James W. Wilcox.

and must all deend. JJy the people of Union county rallying to his support next Tuesday vindicated him by giving him a CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF VARUNA. WELL NO. 1. Grains per U.

gallon. Sodium Sulphate 145.2 Sodium Chloride 1465.1 Caldiim Chloride. 80.6 Calcium Bicarbonate 77.3 Magnesium Bicarbonate. 80.9 Aluminum 21.6 it will have its influence with the delegates from other counties in the district, and will without doubt give us a congressman of Varuna Helped Him After Suffering 22 Yers. Richwood, Ohio, Feb.

20, 1900. The Varuna Water Richwood. Ohio. Gentlemen The Varnna Water which comes from your 1652-fbot well certainly has wonderful medical properties. I have had stomach trouble for twenty-two years, but this water has given me much relief and I believe that it will permanently cure me.

Respectfully, C. A. Larcomb. 4 Cured Indigestion and Bloating of the Stomacb- whom we may well feel proud. 19, 1900.

Richwood, Ohio, Feb. In an editorial which appeared in th Marysville Journal of Jan. 4 last, Bro. Hare thus announced the candidacy of W. C.

Ful handsome majority iusteadof casting their ballots for his opponent. Mr. Fullington's extremely handsome endorsement of 1055 majority received at the hands of the Republicans of his home bailiwick, greatly strengthens his hold in neighboring counties where he is equally well known, and makes him a powerful factor iu the congressional race which will be run off in the county seat next. Tuesday. And now after the full Republican vote of the county has been brought out at last Monday's primary and the people nave spoken emphatically as to whom they want for their representative in congress, it behooves all Republicans who are worthy of the name to forget factions and party differences and to work earnestly and unitedly for Mr.

Fullington's success at the coming convention. Below we gfve a tabulated report which The Varuna Water Richwood, Ohio. Gentlemen For about two years I have been troubled with indigestion and bloating sensations, with severe pains in the stomach after eating and at night. After taking Varuna Water for about ten days my digestion has greatly improved and the pains and bloating sensations have entirely ceased. As I have taken no other treatment I cannot attribute the benefit to anything but Varuna Water.

Respectfully, F. M. Mealey. TERMS-PRICES. lington 11 Marys ville's prominent banker and wealthiest citizen is a candidate for con In Jugs.

Gallon In Cases. 24 Quarts I 1 grenwioual honors and his candidacy has dumbfounded the big 4 and frightened 60 their candidate, nigh onto death." 1870.7 Sulphuretted Hydrogen, 24. 3 cu. inches. Analysis by CURTIS C.

HOWARD, Starling Medical College, WELL NO. 2. Grains per U. S. gallon.

Sililca -61 Sulphate of 2.22 Carbonate of Iron .25 Chloride of Sodium 1-29 Sulphate of Potassium ,152 Carbonate of Trace Sulphate of Sodiunv 2.84 Sulphate of Lime 23.42 Carbonate of Lime 5.16 Carbonate of Magnesia. 10.65 1.20 2.50 12 Quarts 2.75 2 Gallons 48 Pints 6.00 3 Gallons 24 Pints 3.25 5 Gallons. If the "Big Four" and its caudidate were dumbfounded and frightened nigh unto death as long ago aa the 4th of last January, Recommends Varuna as a Wash. Richwood, Ohio, March 8, 19o0. The Varuna Water Richwood, Ohio.

Gentlemen For a iiumber of years I have been in poor health and was surprised at the improvement in my condition after using Varuna Water. It is wonderful as a wash. Mrs. S. Martin.

the Journal should publish at once a full shows the vote by precincts throughout the A LASTING EFFECT. and complete account of the present menta and physical condition of the quartet. I county The Congressional Primary. Allen Township might be necessary to embellish the article All prices F. O.

B. Richwood. For cases and bottles returned if freight is prepaid we will allow rebates as follows: 24 Quarts $1.00 48 Pints 2.00 12 Quarts .75 24 Pints 1.00 Prices to the trade will be furnished on application. THE VARUNA WATER Richwood, Union County. Ohio, by turning the column rules surrounding it W.

C. Fullington 116 D. W. Ayers 44 Fullington's Majority 72 and by putting an obituary head on it but it could not fail to be mighty iuteresting read CJaibourne Worth Cured His Stomach Trouble. Richwood, Ohio, March 8, 1900.

The Varnna Water Ohio. Gentlemen: I have been -using Varuna Water for my stomach and bowels and it has effected a thorough cure of my trouble. Yours Truly, 1 Isaiah Clark. Fullington 171 ing. 46.96 Sulphuretted'Hydrogen Analysis by PROF.

N. W. LORD. Ohio State University," Columbus, O. 90 Fullington's majority.

81 Til latest and best definition of a candidate is "the man who acts for a few months ClaiDourue South T- 147 Ayers 87 Fullington's majority 60 SFor a short time the proprietors of the wells will sell Varurja to those who call at the wells in person for 25cts. per gallon. Otherwise the above prices will be charged. each campaign as every man should act all the time." The relations of a candidate toward the public are certainly ideal to an Darby Fullington 100 extent. He does a kindness wherever and Ayers 40 whenever he can, has a kind word and hand Fullington's majority 60 Dover Notnce To Bmilders Fullington 98 DflD Ayers 2t shake for every man he meets, is good to the children, is an optimist, is public spirited, prominent in charitable work, doesn't take offense at trifles, and knows how to ill Fullington's majority 72 Jackson he is to read, then interest is awakened and one of the greatest difficulties is overcome.

Superintendent E. C. Branson of Athens, says "The way to make a poor reader is to disgust him with the business. Teach him out of one book the whole year, let him derive it by right of inheritence along with the faded jackets of his elder brother; let it be old and battered let the pictures, stories and songs, be stale from the days of his earliest recollection of lesson getting let it be a book adapted and used in a system of schools seven or eight years, under the Tom fool impression that it is economy not to change books often. Let it be unsupple-mented, and reading becomes a failure." What to teach in reading is another important part of the work, for -after a child, once learns to read, unless great care is taken, he sinks instead of rises and while children want the experience of growth, they must begin at the very foot of the ladder and the reading of each day and week and year must be such as to expand their souls, and not weaken.

A taste for reading, if not inherited, should be acquired, for it will readily be seen that the best readers are those who read much and the parents who supply their children with good reading at home are the chief promoters of education. This should begin in early childhood, in fact as soon as the child is able to comprehend the meaning of simple words. The lore of Mother Goose has in every clime, long been the chief delight of the nursery. This, in time, gives place to the Dottie Dimple series and others of its kind and the advancement toward higher things, though slow, is steady and sure. It is through good literature that children form the highest ideals of true manhood and womanhood.

1 Supplementary reading will be found a 1 very great benefit in this line and should find a place in every school. In supplemen- I tary work, it is generally much better to Fullington 89 smile in the face of calumny and abuse. Ayers 19 This Evidence Should Prove Every Claim. Relief from the pains and aches of a bad back is always -welcome to every backache sufferer, but to cure a lame, weak or aching back is what's wanted. Cure it so it will stay cured.

It can be done Here's the strongest evidence to prove it. Mr. F. S. Adams, of the Findlay Transfer Fiudlay, said to a representative who called upon him in the rtiontL of November, 1898: 'I gave for publica tion in our Findlay papers my experience and my opinions of Doan's Kidney Pills early in the summer of 1896.

Many a time since I have wished that the said opinions had not appeared so often in our newspapers, for by that act I had to endorse hundreds of times in personal interviews and by letters what I said in that public statement. It is now over two years since I stopped the treatment, and I can conscientiously say that in place of my estimation of Doan's Kidney Pills lessening to-day, it is stronger than when first formed. So that others who suffer from backache, or anyof the train of consequents which follow over-excited or weakened kidneys, may know my opinions about Doan's Kidney Pills, I allow them to be published for another year." Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers; price 50 cents a box. Mailed on receipt of price by Foster-Milburn Buffalo, N. sole agents for the U.

S. Remember the name, Doan's, and take no substitute. The lay citizen without political ambition Fullington's majority 70 might do well to pattern afer the candidate Jerome North PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY J. F. MILLAR, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR -AT-LAW and Notary Public.

Practices in Courts of Union and adjoining counties. Collecting and convevtuicing and all other kinds of legal and notarial work carefully attended to. Advising and assisting executors, administrators and guardians a specialty. Private money to Office over Kichwood Deposit Bank, Kichwood, Ohio. Phone 29.

H. V. SPICER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. is authorized to practice in all courts of this state and the Federal district court. Collections given special attention.

Promptness in collections and remittance. Phone 19. if he have a desire to be a model human Fullington 57 Ayers 64 It POUR I Uh lit being. Just think of the effect on a com the i. c.

Beera Planing andSaw Mills Is the best place in Central Ohio to buy Lumber and Building Material. All manner of work in wood neatly done such as the manufacture of munity and the way the millennium would Ayers' majority. 7 Jerome South hustle upward if an ambition of that sort 70 Ayers 46 should strike an entire community, county or state. Lorain Herald. Fullington's majority Leesburg Fast 24 42 Fullington Ayers.

61 In the Itichwood correspondence to the Maryville Journal of March 15, appeared J. L. JOLLIFF, Ayers majority Deesburir West the following item Fullington ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW "We notice that the Gazkttk editor gives Ayers uh credit for being wrong in all our predictions as to the future in election matters In 19 79 29 50 189 70 69 Fullington's majority Libertv particular. This may be true for all that we know. We have heretofore had no rule and Notary Public.

Practices in all courts of Union and adjoining counties. Gives particular attention to collections, settle-' ment and partition of estates, examines land tides, negotiates loans, buys and sells real estate. Oice upstairs over'Eagle Drug Store. Phone, call Central. Fullington Ayers Fullington's majority Millcreek Richard Carvel, Janice Meredith, David Harum, When I Knighthood Was 'In Flower, Red Pottage, Ifi Connection With The De Willoughby Claim, Via Crucio No.

5 John Street, The Gentleman -From Indiana, Ben Hurr and many others. These are the reguJar $1.50 editions. We sell them at $1.25. John Win Loyd's new storyMString-town on the Pike," commences in the March Bookman. No lover of good American literature should miss this great story by a noted Ohio author.

New books and periodicals received daily. Brackets, Casings, Corner Blocks, Fullington 33 Banisters, Newel Posts, Screens, Ayers 24 W. B. DUKE SON, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Office 1st door south ofOoera House.

A IT 9 to go by but a former good friend of the Gazkttk leave us a rule a few days since that ho said would hold good in the future. It was that the candidate of the Gazette would always be in the minority. We propose to try this rule for a few years and see how it will come out." This of course had reference to the Gazette's tip port of W. Fullington and we would respectfully suggest to the astute CapUm Hamilton, the Journal's correspondent from this place, that he Is "it," very early in the game. His good and great Fullington's Paris Last PMint Your Core calls promptly answered day or night.

26 rnone as. Vyers. 17 Fullington's majority 9 Paris West Fullington 71 With one of those celebrated vyers 25 Turned and Scroll work of all designs. Also all kinds of manufactured goods for building purposes kept on hand. Any orders placed in my hands will receive prompt attention.

Honest, fair and "square dealing is my Work guaranteed equal to the best, for we employ nothing but skilled labor. Fullington's m-ijority 46 Marysville -First Ward fnrmt "who gave him the above Infallible rule for becoming a sure enough "stuffed prophet," lias succeeded in making him look a whole lot like thirty cents Mexican ullington qq L. L. ROEBUCK, M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence three doors north of the Gazette office. All ealls, day or night promptly answered. Phone 18. Wurtsbaugh Wurtsbaugh, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Office in rear of Eagle Drug Store.

Residence on West Ottawa street, Richwood. Ohio. All calls promptly answered, either day or night. Phone 56. Ayers 19 FA Eagle Drug Store Fullington's majority 77 Second Ward Fullington 43 BEAUTY Phones 99 and 14.

Ayers 23 Richwood, Ohio L. C. BEEfl, Fullington's majority 20 Third Ward Fullington. 84 NOTICE OF ELECTION Vyers 54 CATARRH Fullington's majority 30 Fourth Ward Of School Directors in the Various Sub-Districts of Claibourne Township. Fullington 91 The CLEANSING AND HEALING CURE FOR CATARRH is ELY'S CREAM BALM Ay es 4 O.

HATHER, DENTIST, Office rpoms in new'Glick building. DR. C. C. BAUER.

DENTIST. GOLD CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK specialty. Office hours 8 to 12 a. 1 to 5 p. m.

and 7 to 9 p. m. All work fnllv o-no Fullington's majority. Tavlor Fullington Vyers CURTAIN LAUNDRYINQ Is difficult and requires careful manipulation. We take infinite pains and you can trust the most delicate lace curtain to our care.

'Phone or drop postal and our wagon will call. T. fl. FOX'S LAUNDRY. 27 99 74 25 126 23 In its Issue of Jan.

3d last, the Marysville Tribune announced the candidacy of W. C. Fullington in an extended article in which appeared the following paragraph "A new Napoleoirhas entered the race for congress in the Eighth congressional district, and will contest for the honor of being Unum county's candidate at the next convention, which will be held early in the coming summer, liis name is none other than W. C. Fullington, the eminent Marys-vUla banker and business man, a sturdy and active Republican and yet in no way identified with any of the several factions which have lately appeared ou the surface of Union county politics." Tho esteemed Tribune will probably put on its double thinking cap this week and solemnly resolve that the next time a "good biihitiess man, a sturdy and active Republican, and a man'who is In no way identified ith factions and gangs," comes up for of -nVe, it will support: him instead of toadying to the bosses as it did this time.

The Tribune should have the courage of its convic-ti---iis or quit posing as the organ of its party in (his county. ZJ j- It is quickly absorbed: gives relief at Fullington's majority. Union East anteed. Office over Mrs. Kate Ca.m7.hr once.

Opens and millinery store. Fullington Office liOAnn of Education Claibourne Townshm, Ohio. HPIIE qualified electors of tho various Clai--L bourne towiiNhip school districts, will assemble at the school house of the district, at an hour to be designated by the District Directors on Monday, April 9t 1900. for the purpose of electing directors, and sub-directors, as follows Sub-districts Nos. one, three, seven, nine and ton, will each elect one sub-director for a term of three years.

No. two will elect a sub-director for one year, and one for three ye rs. cleanses the Nasal ff IIP A ft Passages. AUavs in-LULU i A Ayers Fullington's majority 103 Union West DR. J.

VV. CHAHBERS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. iinai iuolhuj. niB una pioi-ecis tuts i -braue. Restores the senses of taste and smell.

No cocaine, no mercury, no Injurious drug. Full size, 50c; trial size, 10c, at druggists or by mail. ELY BROS, 66 Warren st. New York. Fullington 101 Ayers 21 Office and residence opposite township house Essex, Ohio.

Fullington's majority, Washington Reduced Rates. 80 111 76 wm Fullington To PATENT essd ls may bo secured by our aid. Address, THE PATENT RECORD, CORN PLANTERS It is the most perfect planter manufactured in the state of Ohio. Before you plant your corn, however, yon will want a disk thoroughly pulverize the ground. There is nothing better than the Tiger.

Call and see for yourself. Ayers The Ohio Central Lines are continually I Yni FAR i EaUimort, ttd mt in Subscriptions to Tbo Patent Eeeoni I.uoptr aanuml Fullington's majority 35 York running excursions and offering reduced I TO THE EARTH four, five and six will elect one director each, for three years. Hub-district No. eight will elect one director for two years and a sub-director for one, and one for three years. K.

K. JOfES, S. D. Evans, Pres. Board of Education.

Clerk. Mar. 26, 1900-2 wks. Home grown mammoth, medium, or al-sike clover, timothy, iiax, millet, blue grass andlawn grass seeds all in stock at right prices at Gill Crawford's. rates to various points.

If you contemplate ullington 164 102 nary household, accidents have no a business or excursion trip consult agents of the OhioCentral Lines, it may save you money. Hates via the Ohio Central Lines are always as low as the lowest. Prompt -hen there a bolue of Dr. 1 nomas' Any place in old Union and i you'll hear rumblings about the 2 Richwood Gazette beini? the best advertising medium in the county. Fullington's majority 62 Total number of votes polled.

3251. Ful HAIR BALSAM CHPitise mil th h.it, ft luztiTiitrit growth. a ver Pik-Hs to Xentore Oray to its Color, Cujrtii wftes hair fsui.jjj -u ie Oil iu the lord tie cheat. I liens, i-tiV, hrulmp sprain, Distant relief. lington's total iualorkv.

1055. and courteous treatment afforded patrons,.