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L.iaE Blipd Tom.

Blind Toms birthplace is Georgian,
and he began TO excite attention as
musician at the age Of four years. All
sounds afforded him delight; even the
crying Of child caused him to dance
about in state of ecstacy. When at
home he often bit and pinched his
brothers md sisters to mako them
emit cries Of pain. # kept away from
apiano, he would beat against the wall.
drag chairs about tlG room. and make
all sorts of noises. When in London,
n Aute was produced for him, Of very
complicated pattern, and having TWEEN.
ty-two keys. He frequently rises up
at night aud phys this instrument,
initiating upon it all sorts of sounds
which he may hear at the time. Once
when the agent attempted to make
him stop playing o piano in high
toned hotel, at three O'Clock in the
morning, Tom seized him and threw
him through the door. In Washing,
ton, he threw a man down stairs, who
came in his room. When at his home,
in Georgia, he lives in building about
two hundred yards from the house,
and there remains alone with his piano,
playing all day and night, like one
possessed of madness. Bad weather
has no effect upon his music. In
cloudy, rainy seasons. be plays somber
music in minor chords; and when the
sun shines md the birds sing, he in.
dulges in waltzes and light music.
Sometimes he will hammer away for
hours, producing the most horrible
discord imaginable. Suddenly change
comes over him, and he INDUCES in
magnificent bursts of harmony taken
from the best productions of the mas
tiers. Since his childhood he has been
an idiot, and he played nearly as well
ut the age Of seven as he does now;
but now his repertoire is much larger,
as he can play anything he has ever
heard. He now plays about seven
thousand pieces, and picks up new
ones everywhere. 1t is curious fact
that he will no. play Sunday school
music if he can help it, having a great
dislike for it.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

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now aud then in the region OF the heart, shout
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be able to raise the phlcgm. in M hour repeat
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ing, mud the bowels moving in natural niHnner.
TO prevent u return OF these symptoms uss the
ExpcctOrunt several days. -
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Dur boarding House.
BYA BACHELOR.

80 . .'r
h.ys bo.rdsIfor years 10 the sam old home,
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come;
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AlIsait N the house, 50 brighten the gloout.
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And And he msJorIty wonderful queer.
WIN begin with the hostess. who has seen "b'tss'
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10 thar have tho, nick Of the boarding house
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o, .s, guest. sillhsr. -Ith ,bo bachelors hr...
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Mad terrible MIGHT sWEATs.

MUlIVHIs, FbD,, IT, I5,I..
Dr. TUrT: Sir-I have beai suffering for nearly two
yenrs with n bevore cough. When commenced "a.
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ths cough has Il sIppcgrcd, and lhlve gained fifteen
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Gents Se.itairs q CIuseee Aselr,lia> nianseA
plae. n q
Single aowe Xustr.liso D;smc.d
Ssds ~ IL
He.vy Large SoJssiss ! s.sr,'.an Dior
mould Single Sud. II
Fine yinished Long Link Yes Chain
and Can IN
Iines IA Pfns "a
Is or Ladies' Cameo. Ouvx "a A.sS..t
sleeve Bu.tons. ,...,....... IL
Ladder Etruscan Necklaces. very heavv.. ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-01
XISCELLA NEOUS.

Cures al er7S soas ali eiions and disorders results
ing from IIapuri;y Of the blood. It - needless -
specify ali, the sufferer usually perceive tho
cause bat SAX Rhes~s. finPtess Ulcers, Tssssva
Colfye, Seeiiis1s, &e., are the most common, q
veil o. many affections o. the Heart, Heed, Lev
md Stosa0eA.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-01
LOCATION OF MINING CLAIMS.

Only citiseps and those who have de-
tsIoeUd stsir ittsaejen Of becoming such.
~ lseall6 1ocats smiuss.
All land 10 mineral that is more val.
uabls for miaipg than farming pur.
poses. sH*A& So
A vein or lode extends $50 feet on
each eide, Of ito csnter. and the end
! 1no naA be paaliel with each other
LocitorS have the exclusive right Of
oil the surface included within the
lines OF their locations. and 81 oil veins
thsoakoo their entire depth. the tops
OF srexss OF which are inside such sur.
- 4qDsa Int their right II coocs,siou
.. 10 eqDGusd 10 such p.rtlons thereof ~
| Ii ybseNeenE vsstical planes drawn
a6o~uunrd through the end lines OF
Shslr tUUasion no right being granfed
totnAespenA the surface location If
vDOe1H -
r sW&p typ y npro veins intcrseet n
6soss. tie prior locstien will take the
ore within the space II intersection.
The disc0veres must record within
20 days from the date Of discovery. and
bio locsiipp certu6cate must contain a.
-, neQ@bf he ven; (2) abe name OF
The locator; (S) tbs date Il kratioa; (i)
the number OF feet in yisnx,h clam. d
on each side u the. dlsc ,vsry ahatt: (6)
the number 81 feet in width claimed IN
oseb 0ae; a6l Shs general coersc If the
vein % nearly - ,nay BE- =.
Tue discovery shaN must show well
deaned sein; PLAIN notice embracing
the above facts must b posted At shs
IM4 81 6soevey; the surface boan-
u - hust b. loaeksd by eight .snb.
ASlkAtl1l psts (bssidss discovery. hsws,i
On the side facing the losstion. and
sunk In the ground or firmly planted
In monumsnts u stone.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-01

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