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Inerectiyo Druws.

1T is great pity that physicians SO
rarely keep their own supplies Of stsple
drugs, remarked venerable disciple Of
Hippocrates. Some country physicians
do, but in the city the practice is fast
dying out. Yet the great majority Of
the vegetable extracts on the shelves Of
apothecaTies' shops arc unreliable in
their quality. The herbs used are not
collected at the right season Of the year,
and are not properly cured. the strength
varying according to the differences OF
the soil and climate where the plants
grow.
Vegetable remedies are easily adul-
terated. and they are usually prepared
by men who lack the knowledge re-
Quired for proper selection nlanipula-
tson and manufacture Light, heat and
atmosphere all bring about chemical
changes, and in the course Of time the
druggists preparations, ercn il originally
good, become inert and worthless. Let
the pharmacist be ever 80 capable, he
cannot PROFOUND a good prescription if
he uses worthless crude drugs.
'sThe druggist and pharmacist make
their preparations to sell, while ths ply
stefan who makes his own medicines ex-
ercises the care required to produce the
proper effects, 1t is to the impuxity and
inertness of the materials furnished for
prescriptions that much OF tho disap-
pointInent Of physicians in the regults Of
the treatment is attributable. Fall
River Herald
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Didn't Care for sn,.

He had come from the west to SOC Bos-
ton. One evening, moment or two
after leaving his lodgings, he was seen
to take knife from his pocket, cut y
deep cash in tree and walk on. He re-
peated this at intervals along the street.
Cautious as he seemed to think HIM
self his mutilations had not escaped the
notice of several citizens, who felt sort
of ''woodman, spare that tree venera.
ton for the tall naples.
"Say, mister" said burly citizen, APP
preaching the stranger, don't you think
you had better let those tres alone? Too
early for sap, you know"
81 don't care for sap, was the reply.
Then what in the deuce are you
driving at with that toad sticker?'
swell, what do yer suppose? Here
I've been in this ere town three DAYS.
and haven't been able to find my way
home once. walked around the com
mon three times last night, and then /
had ter hire cab Why don't you
straighten your streets? But | don't
mean to get left tonight; I'll know this
street when | strike it. I'll feel my way
by those hicks in the trees"
An humble apology for the streets on
the part of the Bostonians followed.
Finally = map of Boston wss presented
to the stranger on condition that be
would spare the trees. Pittsburg Dis
match
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1891.
* aa.rY@rs W e@E1y.
L LL4U * FRI IA TED

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ments of our time.
Special supplements will be continued in 1891
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",t.llLraI lIistnrr.n

4 class IN natural history was called
up for recitation. The teacher talked to
them while about the relations of
friendship between man and animals.
and then asked a girl:
DO animals really possess the senti-
ment Of affection"
Yer almost always" said the little
girl
And now, said the teacher. turning
to little boy, tell me what animal has
the greatest natural fondno@s for man"
w o1nAnl" said the boy. = Youths
Companion.
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The swallows are Wrong.

The British glowworln is steadily De-
cTeasing in numbers, and ento1nologists
fear that it will become extinct as we'll
as extinguished. This is due TO the reck-
less system Of nest lighting practiced by
swallows. These ingenious birds fasten
giowworms to the sides of their nests,
but inasnuch as the glowworm resents
this liberty by en- early death it takes
an enormous quantity of glowworms to
light one fashionable nest during the
season.
The members of the British associa-
ton (ornithological section) are discuss
ing the possibility of inducing the swal
lows to light their nests with electricity
derived from the backs of British cats,
but if the birds decline to adopt the
electric Highland it is only too proba-
bic that they win decline-the early ex-
tlrpatlon Of the glowworln seems to be
melancholy certainty. Paris Herald.
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1891.
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GEoRGIA-COBB COUNTY

Whereas, E. H Lindley Administrator
OF Thos. A. Evans represents to the court
in bis petition, duly fled and entered on
record. that he has administered Thos. A.
Evans estate This is therefore to cite all
persons concerned, kindred and creditors.
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Administrator should not be discharged
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tiers OF dismission Oh the first Monday in
February 1891 October 28th, 1890.
]. NJ. STONE, Ordinary:
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T1ss~ght He Was vissin4v4..

Ar, Lake Streete ION his frxt visit to
hondont- Say, cabby, what's thatstatue.
Cabznan-That's the HAlbert memo
rial, SIR.
mr. Lske Streete-Oh, yes; heard him
play the fiddle at homo The British
must take more stock in him than we
did.--Texas Siftings
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GEORGIA-COBB COUNTU

Whereas, r. B Smith, Administus>
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represents to the court in his petition.
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ReportoriaI Memories.

Mother am glad to hear you went
TO church today What was the sermon
about?
Adult Son "a reporter)-I don't know.
mother; | haven't written out my notes
yet.-Good News.
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1891.
q G Tp@@'s Magazine.
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THE SUN,
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Tax Collectors Notice.

Twill be at the following places on the date
mentioned for the purpose of collecting State and
County tax for the year 1890:
Lemons, Sept, 20 morn, Oct, 20 eve and Nov, s
eve. - y
Smyrna, Sept, 20 eve, Oct, 20 morn and Nov. G.
Howells Sept, so morn, Oct, 81 morn, and Nov,
Coxes, Sept, 30 eve, Oct, q eve, and Nov, s.
Austell, Oct /, % and Now 10.
POWDER Springs, Get, morn, %, and Nov, H.
Oregon, Oct 8 morn, "a eve, and Nov, 70.
alted Rock Oct, eve, % morn, and Nov 13,
~Acworth, Oct, morn, 81 and Nov, IA.
Pig Shanty, Oct, 6 eve, Is, and Nov, Is.
Marietta, Oct, and :, Nov, 3 4, IL IS and %
Gritter Oct, morn, 30, and Nov, is.
Post Oak, Oct, Q eve, so, and Nov 90
Roswell, Oct, 49, 81, and Nov, 81
Merits, Oct, II morn, Nov, and q.
Lost Mountain, Oct, "a morn
Winnings, Nov, morn.
The Books will be open in MaSetta all other
days not entioned above up to the 18th of De-
cember. Books will then close and fl fas be issued
against all failing to pay in the time given. /
nope al viii pay promptly and save cost
Respectfully, j. V. STANBACK.
II. C.. COhl, %
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS.

All persons having demands against the
estate of Fannie Melodies, late of Cobb
county, deceased, are hereby notified to rem
der In their demands to the undersigned
according to law and all persons indehte
ed to said estate are required to make i'm.
mediate payment Oct 18th, 1890.
w. K. SMITH,
Adm. Fannie Melodies.
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UsifEB STATES or AxsEIc4.
SaSrrIcr or WxEafworys .

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steamer kirkland. her tackle. apparel ana fur
nisnrs. 20 ths hfgtesI bse der. for cssh payasss
81 tbs time OF s4ae. THOMAS X EgOWs.
u. Is Marsha
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sPIRrruALTsM.

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EDUcxTToSxE

MARINE ENGINEERING CAPTAIN B.
vi Hts.sr. sc~H4riy cf re e. = Navy and
Chtsf Engineer l. NJ ErzrEy are psepzrxss 20
give feia instructions N n4xtg stzcn marine en-
Kzreexfzx. marine Archtseee GRE an3 r1eehansral
arsfsirg- Corner Washington sssess and Rail
rva9 sveaze, seattle VISA
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

IAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoAPAsY-ES-
- gfnee-x and contractors scr bridges Of every
description: wharf building pile crsying. d-sdg-
ing and steam sAoyel excavaiiax: riacx and
specascasacns tsrn.shed on application; core
spcnderce solicited. Once Ioos a Jackso1
ssreet. SEATTLE. Nass.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

IT r HAMMOND A co. ssrCCEtsoRs TO
H. Anderson 4 YAexTey. con rassssou uer-
ebaats and y hosessse dealers n hay, grain. feed
and prod1ee. storage ooEscssed Commercial
dcek- fn~f Ns3fssn stree Sest'ls. wssh-
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ExCAyAT02 AND 6KApER-J. b SAM
Il Plea. los gradzng. serr4e1ng. sxcAv2slnG
bngkAeas1s pus Ia. Address Ia Fam ssrss&
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II osf-A BUNCH OF THkEE KEYS FTxprR
IL pesze leave TIE same e ruou d Colonial
csock- aad receive reward.
/ oST-sEITER: WHITE. LEMON SPOTTED;
IL collar lie nse No. 81 answers TO the name
Nardsd y returning 70 tie Poodle Dog ressza.
ard
+ osI''-LADY's SMALL GoLD WATCH.
L. asnogrAua, Z W. Finder WILL be mel. r.
wsrdsd- Leave At s. Boston block
I osT-ALLiGAIog PoCKETBoog con
- IsznAnx ~ two 80 notes and afant . doilsr
acent niece. English sacsns piece. vie.ssng
CARDS certificate Of purchase OF S lots II, SOUTH
seattle. IN name Of Kate A. McIxush in south
lots = Zane OF J. r. Mclaughlin Fsnssr viii
o. paid 40 on returning 10 Mrs J. r. NeIAnxa-
.,a. cornsr Thomas AID rsriar-
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
NOTICE To scaled BIDS
aor clearing shiTty-seveL res II land 81
~ klanf will he received up 10 sasnrjAv, June
r ~. ans ooee OF Crawford d Harmon. corner
Third ard fssier Gveaue.
NOTICE TO CoSTRAcroRs-A LARGE
~ tract OF land 10 b. cleared Immediately
kesiossi be contractors win pl sse call at Maii-
son street pover house for information on Tues
DAY. June srd, a : p m. A. p NstEen.
DRoPuSALS FOR CJEARFSG-pIrs roR
= clearing, level with the rruund. the south
half o. nj northwest uuerler r.G 81 ssrtI.,., s,ve
tol IN township number twenty 1--we tzs3 north
OF range number FIVE tsl east OF The VI iisarnetts
Meridian: same being ia or adjacent 10 the
TOWN. OF Kirkland, and comprising eighty 80,
acres, more or less. VIII be received BIZ the an
oerslgEed al tbs Office OF the Washington Tsrri-
tory investment Company, cherry street IN The
city OF Seattle, or through the postofice a.
dressed 10 c. 4. Tyler. pnsfofsiee box $50 until
Wednesday stu june. 1880, a. D m. Ali hi is
must De accompanied By the posfofhce address
OF the bidder and must name cash price per
acre for the work called for. work 70 be com
menced AZ once aud date for commencement
and completion OF same named in each bid. The
TIGHT 10 reject any or ali bids is reserved
Seattle. 18th May 1890 CT TyLrp
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AssAYERs AND cyYEwrsTx


VIZ H. HAMILTON, PRACTICAL AssAYER,
w Phnn,x hotel. prepared 20 give thorough
Essays Of minerals oil al descriptions.
DRYASTs ASSAY OFFICE, SEATTLE
ID Pharmacy Han drug store, SOC Third street:
C. NJ. Bryant
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EDRO.
cntraI Addition to Sedro
~ coming city Of skasif County. Thsspo
kane Falls Of the Pacific Cock

NEDRO II sbe center and oufIet Of IA
1nest lumber. mining and aeYfcultuf.l
115cf in the state: y on the Gka9f rivsr, TIE
~ river Sowing into Puget sound, and e
jon<tiOn OF the Fairhsven 4 Southern -
= Northern and Seattle, Laks Ehors 4 East
- nllrcsda
entfsl addition embraces plaseau ten scree
Se11ens and Is located, - the name fndicates
4 r. center Of the city.
nate TRIP to sedro. II win pay ron. and boy
q y before prices advance
~ IN this addition wiz Be put on the mar.
u April 10. lsao
n prices ard terms address ). COMPTON A
- - J. T. TROwBEIDGE Ct The FafY r.
~: 81 n. l. DEvIS. sedro.
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VETERINARIAN
H,REEN& NORTHUMBERLAND PHYsI.
NJ clans and surgeons: honorary graduates Of
Ontario Veterinary College and registered mem
bsrs of the Ontario Veterinary Medical Associa-
ton: treat all diseases OF doniesticaf animals
on tie mos, recent scientific principlss Calls
from distance will receive prompt attention
cay or 1iRht Once aud iufifmary, corner
Vest and University streets eiephone sS2
nR A. J. MCINTOSH. GRADUATE OF on
lItario veterinary college. Toronto Ones
aad in6rmary ~ Montana stabies. Firth AMI
Washington streets ONCE telephone, 10: re-
fdenee. 357.
nR A J. A. ROBILLARD, NJ. O. C. V. g.
IL graduate Of Ontario Veterinary college and
member Of Ontario Medical society. Office.
Queen City stables. corner Eighth and Jackson
streets roorn No 5, Pioneer hotel. Weller street;
tell phone 3Ss
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REMOVAL

csHAxEs a D0oLET HAVE REMOVED
- tasir as etee 10 - q and - Frey beck.
r. JOHNSON 4 CO. LasD And EMF-
a. xrasassn SgeGts have removed from 1ss JEFF
se-Ssr street Ia Hoyes bsssdfag ~ Front street.
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xBsTRAcToR&

DooTH 4 HAEFoRD ABSTRACT CO. dsC
I'D Rooms ss5 and 80. seattle block
OSBORNE. IRExPEg CO. ABsfRACToRs
~ OF land titles. rooms 2. 10, II and n Boyd
block = aide. " ash
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

r A MELON. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
a.. pIzns aed Specifications furnished On sp
rliestson Of5ee in saginaw hoase, eornel
froa. ARD Be ssserts, seasfAs. Hssa
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xo11cz 10 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE To coNTgACToRs--sealed BIDS
~ for clearing thfrty-seves. \ res II land 81
n rxiafaf will he received up 10 saturday. June
lsa- The Office OF Crawford Il Harmon coruer
Third ard Yssier gveaue
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

hR Z. G. JOHNSON, PHYSICIAN AND SUR.
II eeon Residence, si7 itsler avenue Once.
rooms and Seheue4msn block corner Front
ana Cherry streets Telephone 256.
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QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. CHS
~ hoim's hal, SIS Front street. Open all
sltnEey Casa Eaf sdalis. 4oadsy and 1nurs-
day evenings. For ladies' aat children. sstar-
day afternoon. Frissss lessons: waltz sEss-
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ton guaranteed or no pay emoDeIh house
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WI tells past present and furnre: conxulfa-
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Cherry street. corner Third street room g.