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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-10
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A PoLICEMAN,s DUTY.

Policeman ED. K. HEATH. 20 North Street. Portland
Me- May IL. 1888, writess- ...
81 have been troubled for good many years with In
of the bladder, dating as far back as dur
ing the time was in the army. suffered with dull.
heavy palms In the back Kidneys too intense for
to describe and tried remedies that recon-
mended and was examined by OF best physI-
clans who pronounced Inflammation of the bladder;
and went to the hospital for treatment but all med
cine and treatment had seemed to fail 1 was recon-
mended to try Hunts remedy, 1t had been used In
several such cases here in Portland and vicinity.
purchased bottle at Smiths drug store here, and
found after using the first that It relieved me
greatly and after using several found that itdid
me more good than all other medicines and treatment
have received combined And 10 add to my good
opinion Of Hunts Remedy. beg to state in closing
that my wife has for long time troubled with
a weakness and Inflammation of the bladder with
complication other diseases peculiar to women. Az
using only bottles has been completely cured
and say that my wife is loud In praise OF this
derTu medicine and would highly recommend it TO
all those that are suffering kidney diseases dis
of the bladder"
PORTLAND, MR.. May IL, 1883.
hereby certify that know the facts Of the sickness
H. X. HEATH and that they correctly stated
IN the foregoing certificate and hea was accom-
plished by the use Of Hunts Remedy
A. W. SMITH, Druggist
Cor Portland and Green Streets
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If the total cost of sickness simply in
its business aspects were TeckOnPd up, it
would be found to be great enough in
five years to pay the national debt. The
merchant has headache, from fit of
Indigestion, and misses good bargain.
The lawyer does the same with case.
To say nothing about doctors fees, etc.
it don't pay to be even little sick. DR..
David Kennedy's "FaVOrite Remedy" is
a friend of the business man, for it
clears his brain. One dollar bottle.
ROndOut, N. Y.
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HE DIDN'T STOP ALL NIGHT.

A middle aged man walked into the
ladies' cabin of a PavOnia ferry boat
while it lay at slip in Jersey City late
last evening. In his hand he carried an
old grip sack, which he deposited in a
seat, and placed himself beside it. A
pale young man occupied the next seat.
"Can stay here all nightp" asked the
old man.
"What?" asked the young man.
"Can stay here all night?" repeated
the old man, somewhat sharply.
"On this bOat?'
"BOatl Is this boat?" asked the old
man. grasping his sachel.
''Yes," said the young man. "It's a
ferry-bOat from Jersey City to New
York"
"GOOd LOrdP shouted the old man, as
he hurried out of the door. 81 don't
want to go to New York. 1 thought it
was a waiting ROOM"
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DIR. FrazIer's Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not dram
shop whisky beverage, but are strictly
medicinal in every sense. They act
strongly upon the liver and kidneys,
keep the bowels open and regular, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs, build
up the nerves, and cleanse the blood
and system of every impurity. For Dir
ziness, Rush of Blood to the Head, tend
ing to apOplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, DrOpsy, Pimples and BlOtches,
ScrOfulOus, Ulcers and Sores, letter,
RingwOrm, White Swelling, Erysipelas,
Sore Eyes and for the young men suffer
ing from Weakness or Debility CAUSED
from imprudence, and TO females in
delicate health Frazier's Root Bitters
are especially recommended. For sale
by G. N. Nye.
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SALE OF
Canton City Building Bonds.

Whereas no means had been provided with which TO
pay the principal and accruinR interest upon Bonds
Nos. 1 and 2 Market House and Uity Hall, when due
owing their limited time OF maturity as provided by
ordinances passed October BOth 1882 said bonds were
not issued and directed by the provisions Of said
ordinance Therefore sealed bids will be received BY
the Standing Committee Ways and Means OF the
Canton City Council the Oce OF the City Clerk
IL O'Clock Monday October 29th, 1888. for
sale OF said bonds Nos. and In the sum OF two
thousand (s2 OOO) dollars said bonds will be in de-
nomination of thousand dollars each and be due
and payable March l. 1889, and September l, 1889,
respectively the City Treasury Will bear coupon
Interest not to exceed 5h centum per an
num- payable semi annually from Nov. 1. 1888. sale
will bs TO the highest best bidder the day afOre
said committee the right to accept any
or reject All bids, JOHN CLASS,
J T.. FAWCETT,
D. II. WERNER,
Committee ON Ways and Means
October l, IS8B-hw
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A New Departure,

One good result of the hard times a
few years ago, was the bringing into
life an article in proprietary medicine,
which gave to every purchaser full
equivalent for his money. The rule of
this class of medicines is from 10 to 25
doses for 81, the best only reaching 40.
Messrs. Hood u Co. took new departure
and in the article now so well and
faVOrably known as Hoods Sarsaparilla,
they gave the unprecedented quantity of
100 doses for 81. These facts commend
this remedy to the consideration of the
sick. also the well, for they are liable to
he sick
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oITT ApvBRrEPFNo.
SALE OF
Canton City Fire Alarm Bonds.

Sealed bids will be received by the Standing Commit
Ways and Means Of Canton City Council at the
OF the City Clerk 10 IL O'Clock noon. Satur
day October IBth SSB for the sale Of the bonds or
said city In the Of two thousand, two hundred and
fifty 2JOJ yet due and owing by said city
It's Contract purchase OF Fire Alarm system to
the aamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company. Said
bonds 70 run from date and 10 be In denOm
nations OF $3.50 $500 81 900 each 10 suit purchas
ers; will coupons attached thereto bearing rate
of interest not exceed per centum annum pay
able annually Sale be to the highest and best
bidder the day aforesaid The Committee reserves
the right 10 accept any TO reject all bids:
JOHN CLASS,
j. p, FAWCETr.
JNO II. WERNER
Committee ON Ways and Means
Sept 18TH 1888 I'd
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dullneaa IN my head which had been OF
long standlng-the TOsult of chronic
malaria. never took anything in my
life that gave me such great satisfac.,,
tiOn. My wife is now taking it also"
Ask your druggist for the ILLS of Life"
and how to cure them-a book.
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Almost Insane and Cured.

"MOst of the eminent doctors in the
East, as well as several of the medical
faculty in New York city," writes Rev.
P. p. Shirley, of Chicago, failing to help
our daughters epilepsy, which degan to
show signs Of turning into insanity.
By the goou providence of God we tried
Samaritan NerVine, and it cured her"
Your druggists keeps it. $1.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-10

RRRR~NH people always on the lookout out
AAN u chances TO Increase their earnings. and
WM ~ ~ in time become wealthy; those VINO do
w AA1RN not improve their opportunities remain
In poverty. We offer a great chance to
make money We want many men, women, boys and
girls 10 work for right in their localities Any
one can work properly from the inst start The
business will nay more than times ordinary wages
Expensive Outnt furnished free. No one who engages
fails TO make money rapidly. You can devote your
whole time t0 the work, only your spare moments.
information and all that Is needed sent free Ad
dress STINeON n Co. Portland. Maine dec2-D
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i. II. DuI<ehart.

Supt. of B. 81 o. r. R. Co.'S Hotels, (COn-
ductOr on the Baltimore & Ohio X. Ry.
for % years, and previously a druggist)
writes: Cumberland, Md, Dec. IL, 81 :
have used one bottle of Peruna be-
tween myself and son. He hae dipther-
etic sore throat and is now well. As
for myself, 1t has entirely relieved the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-10
NO MATERIAL CHANGE.

This IL to certify tnat have used Hunts Remedy for
the kidney complaint and derived much benent from
Its use.
have been alHicted about year. and received
treatment from the physicians. and used num-
Der sOcalled specifics without any material help
am happy to say after using three bottles OF Hunts
Remedy 1 was completely cured.
fail It, and you at liberty to
my name in any manner you may desire.
JOHN W. JOHNSTON.
NORWICH CONN. May z. 1888.
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Sheriff Sale.

Harriet Mers EIr Atlas Order Of sale stark County
w. Common Pleas Court
Levi BOrdner ct al. }
virtue order OF sale Issued by the clerk Of
the pleas of Stark county. OhiO In the
above and directed will offer for sale at
public Oucry door OF the house In the city
OF Canton, stark county, Ohio. on
Saturday, the 9th day of October, 1888,
the following described real estate situate In STARK
county, Ohio. tO-wit: Being part OF the northwest
quarter OF section number nine township number
eleven l. and range number eight In stark couI
y Ohio beginning for the at the northeast corner
quarter thence south with the east line of said
quarter and 80 100 chains pest; thence west
parallel with the north line Of said quarter two and
67lOO chains post; thence north parallel with thH
east line Of said quarter post thence east with
north line OF said quarter and B7lOO chains
place OF beginning subject t0 all legal highways
Appraised at 1000.
Sale 10 commence at one O'Clock D. IN. Terms cash.
H. ALTERRUSE sheriff.
AIRAugH a WEITY Attorneya
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Resolved that nothing whatever, either
in your feelings or circumstances, shall
deter you from doing what you think
you ought. Be sensible that even the
appearance of wish to show kindness,
the attempt to pay attention and do
good, are valued, and that Oftimes a
slight favor of which you think nothing
will be highly esteemed by Others.-
Henry Ware.
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No danger of starving this year. Kan
sas farmers still hold over 5,OOO.OO0 BUSH
els of old wheat, and Illinois has about
100000 gallons of old rye on hand.
Singular how differently different states
measure their grain.-Burdette.
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If Satan ever laughs it must be at
hypOcrites. They are the greatest dupes
he has. They serve him better than any
others, but receive no wages. Nay, what
is still more extraordinary, they submit
to greater notifications than the sim
cerest Christians.-Colton.
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"Yes,' she replied. 81 saw something
exceedingly pretty in looking glasses" ="
81 have no doubt you did," he observed,
"if yOuIlOOked into them" The halo of
a calm, sweet peace rests upon that
hOme.-GSOmerViile Journal.
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Same will have coupons attached thereto bearing rate
OF interest not to exceed per cent annum Daya
BILE semi annually. Bonds to be dated November list,
1888 sale ~ be to the highest and best bidder on the
day aforesaid. The Committee the right to ac
cept any or reject all bids JOHN CLASS,
j. =. FAWCErT,
~. II. WERNER,
Committee on Ways and Means.
September 20. 1881 oB-hw
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Trains No B. 4. and , daily, other trains daily
except Sunday.
palace sleeping Coaches ON trains No 3, 1. 5 and ~
between Cincinnati and New York aud on Trains No.
and ; between Cleveland a. d New York.
sleeping Coaches on No 1 and between Cincinnati
and HOrnelisyille via Marion and Chicago Atlantic
Ry. ParOr between HOrnellsville and New York.
pullman Sleeping Coaches ON trains No and IL be-
tween Chicago Albany. New York and Boston, via Ma
rion and Chicago s. Atlantic Ry. Also regular day
coaches between Chicago andNew York without change.
No sleeping coach between Albany and Boston sun
day
Sleeping Coaches trains No. ! and between New
York aud ST. Louis without change.
Hotel coach trains Ne. < and ~ between Chicago
and New York daily, via Mansfield
Connections at Mansfield with the Pittsburgh, ri.
W. X. and at Marion with the Chicago X Atlantic
Hy for chicago and all points In the Northwest Con
nections at CresOn with the Wheeling & Lake Erie r.
X. for lOedO at Leayittsburg for Cleveland. foungS
town and Pittsburg; Meadye for OIL City at James
town for Buffalo and Niagara Fails; Salamanca for
Bradford and Rochester; and BinghamtOn for Albany
and Boston.
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains for the
south and West
| No .stOp-oyer- allowed upon local tickets.
A L CLARK, General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Cleveland, Ohio
J. NJ FERNS General Superintendent. Cleveland U,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Auditor
ONCE In Canton. OhlO until IL O'Clock IN OF Monday,
October 5th 1888 for the construction and compile
don OF stone abutments for bridges the
TuscaraWas river over the Canal both bridges
are on the new the Peter Saal road, In
bethlehem township. stark county, Ohio Plans, &c,
can be seen In the Auditors office In canton Board
the right 10 reject any or all bids
BY order OF Board,
seplg hw j. N. RAMSEY, Auditor.
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Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given undersigned have been
appointed qualified Executors OF the estate OF
Jacob Harper late Of stark county, Ohio. deceased
JEROBOAM L. HARPER, .
UItIAH l.. HARPER,
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given thatthe undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified Administrator. with
the will annexed OF the estate Of Anthony aerardaa
LOUIS GERARDAT,
sep26d Administrator.
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EB- Don't wear dingy or faded things
when the ten-cent Diamond Dyes will
make them as good as new. They are
perfect ami cost but 10 cts.
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Mrs. Finch, of Youngstown, took two
Of her children, left her hubby the other,
and elOped with her bOarder, Richard
Leslie.
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GOING EAST.

Local Freight going west leaves at t7.B4 M and
carries passengers between Canton and CTestline.
4OnR east leaves r. 8 m and carries passengers
between Canton and Beaver Falls.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Hotel Cars attached TO
all through trains without change, west bound 10
Chicago; east bound TO Pittsburgh, Harrisburg Bat
more, Washington, Philadelphia and New YORK
For tables of fare through tickets and bag
gage checks and further information regarding the
running OF trains, apply 20 T. T. THOMPSON' Ticket
Agent, Canton, o.
kW-T1me given in above table is Columbus o., tune
which Is ~ minutes slower than Pittsburgh Time and
20 minutes faster than Chicago time.
'Daily. tDally except Sunday tDaily except Monday
W. A. BALDWIN. T. A. FORD,
Manager Gen'l Pass. SE Ticket Agt.
PITTSBURGH PA.
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FOR SALE,

Firstclass farm In Cumberland county Illinois within
8 miles OF 3 towns close To railroads. contains 100
acres we'll improved. Price. f45OO Terms easy. Ap
ply TO y, B ENSLOM,
auRl I-dm Huntington, w. Va.
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SALE OF
Canton City RefuHding Bonds.

Sealed bids will be received by the Standing Commit
tee on Ways and Means OF Canton city Council at the
ONCE Of tho City Clerk, up to ~ O'Clock noon on Mon
day October 2gth 1888 for the sale OF the bonds OF
said city In the of thirty thousand t3O.OOO) dol
In provide tho necessary means for the
payment certain outstanding bonds which Will be-
come due and payable before March LIST, 1884. said
bonds be Issued in denominations OF $1,000 each
maturing as follows:
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CARROLLToN DIVISION.

TStart daily. stop on Signal. TRAINS do not stop
SDaily except sunday.
SAM. BRIGGS, Gen. Manager
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JOSIAH CORRELL,
b. L. BERLEIN,
GEO. s. LESTER,
Committee.

REPORT OF COMMITTEE On FLOWEHS. 7
Mrs. HOuseman has on the dining ta1
BILE four bOquets, consisting chiefly of
dahlias, geraniums and other flowers,
very pretty. We find two cho,ce bO7
quets, one pyramidial, surmOunted by
trimOta or red hot poker; the other com
prising many choice varieties, and a
basket which deserves special mention,
containing, as it does, a choice anemOne,
and cOeoras japOnica, with several
beautiful tea roses; Mrs. B. I. Berlein
depOsitOr.
Mrs. ID. M. Slusser as usual has choice
collection of flowers in the form OF a
pyramidal boquet composed of hiois-
Gus, very novel, variegated, wander
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VALLEY RAILWAY.

VALLEY RAILWAY.
10 Take Effect Monday Dec. Sd. 1882.
NORTHwARD TRAINS.
Exp. Mail. Express. SUNDAYS ONLY.
STATIONS. No ?. No. !. No. 8. No. II. No. IA.
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NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA 4 OHIO RAILROAD
CATLANTIC 4 GRKAT wEsTKRN.)
TIME TABLE.-AdOptod June 7th, 1888
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Harriet Mlllers EX Alias Order of sale stark County
w. Common Pleas Court
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
L4wFUL AND UNLAWFUL Bay WINDoWS

HOW JOHN II. SHERWOOD GOT HIMSELF INTO
TROUBLE.
John II. Sherwood on July 3, fled plans for five
dwcllinr-houscs al Sixth-aye. and Onc-huudred-
and-twenty-sccond ST. Mr.. Esterbrook refused 10
approve the plans as bay-wiudows were to
extend beyond the building line. subsequently,
Mr.. Sherwood obtained permission from the Com
mon Council 10 erect bay-windows, but the lnNpcc-
tor was not informed of this and the plans were not
approved hy him. When Mr.. EStcrbro"k learned
recently that the houses were being erected IN de-
Gaucc of his authority hc applied foT an injunction
TO restrain Mr. Sherwood from continuing the work
The houses at that time were nearly completed:
Pending decision Judge DonOhur gave verbal
order that work on the houses should Le ''prhced'
John H. Devclin Mr.. ShcrwOOds counsel, yertcr-
dav told the Fire Commissioners that decision
adverse 10 Mr.. Sherwood would make II necessary
To tear the houses down. llo coutcudcd that In
spcctOr Estcrbrook had been too severe IN the case
and that the Commissioners might interfere 10 have
the proceedings IN court discontinued. Inspector
Estcrbrook SAID that the easiest way for MI Shcr-
wood to get out of the difficulty would be {" remove
the y-vindows. Such a course would not make
thc destruction of the houses necessary. Tho Com
mssioncrs decided not 10 interfere In the case.
Later in the day the Commissioners received an
opinion from the Cooperation Couh~cI on thr buu'i-
ing of bay-wndows. part of the opinion Is hs lol-
some OF the socalcd baywlndows erected In this city,
nde mo nunnrcn authority of the Common Council
sst OF an extension OF the house fronts occupying many
feet the surface Of the street and Ncndg into TIE AR
s LIg "a tbe house itself My opinion f. that such
tensions OF the house fronts unlawful. ... There
s however, entirely different KIND of projection iron
house fronts resting the ground Itself tnd consist
ing Of mere enlargement Of the Windows which, though
protecting over the surface oi the street II obstruction
10 travel upon the street 10 light air or view Under
the decisions Of the courts In h, aud Other hlars
that bay windows OF this description are not
The bay-windows in front of Mr. shcrwood's
houses are Of the KIND Wlnch MI. Ahui'"S con-
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13
Christmas Appeal for Poor Children.

The Chdrens Aid Society has for thirty years been caring
for little children Of NewYOr the newsboys boot
backeners little pedder sweepers baggage smash
ers thousands Of little girls who gather and
BONES sell papers, work at home in the tenemenhOuses
poor children throng Very many home
less and endess wander about ragged and bareood
In the and storm; many hungry and heart
sick as those for whom man careh.
will help the Society make happy day for these
children OF poverty Who that thinks what his children
would become thrown into the bitter life OF the
streets can refuse make Christmas day bright 10
these little victims OF misfortune.
The best Christmas gift homeless orphan home.
one hundred dollars will send five homeless children 10
home in the far West.
Sixty dollars will put the feet Of sixty needy
little ones Sixty dollars will give plain hot meal for
good Christmas dinner to several hundreds OF BOYS IN
Lodging House
Who will help TO make Christmas holidays happy 70 thOso
"-' C. L. BRACE, Secretary
ChlIdren's Aid Society, ~ East 4thst, Ne"-lork
provisions and clothing may be sent to the Central
OfCe No 10 East 4ths, NewIOl. City, or viii be called
Donations Of money may ncosed any OF the under
signed. II In checks post Oice orders made payable 10
wM. a. BOOTH President
20 NasS#usL
American Exchange NatiOnel Bank LIS Broadway.
WORK OF THE YEAR.
There during past year. in six lodging houses
1917 boys and girls 1893 meals ana 23l 2l5
lodgings supplied In the u day ana IA evening schools
were 1872 children who taught aud partly fed aud
clothed 9sO TO homes, mainly in tie West l559
aided with food, medicine etc. through the sick hui
drcIs Mission iO children enjoyed the benefits OF tho
Summer Home" at Bath L. l. ayeTagng about 300 per
weekly 4o9 girls have been Instructed in the use Of tie sewing
machine the Girls Lodging House and IN the Industrial
schools $40 1856 Il have been deposited ia the Penny Saw
Banks Total number under charge Of the society during
year, SI03I.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-13

preciatng the compositions of the best composers Is
aectatiop as is the claim OF amateurs to see aeepv
hidden extra musical purposes in the same compositions
And the one aoctaton is foolish as the other III s
nltogether strange state Of affairs that persons MAXIM
claim 70 culture should think in wise discrediaDe 10
confess complete ignorance of the most ethereal ana most
widely distributed OF the arts and to boast OF IL III
way The times strangely changed since the hover Oh
Helenjsm when TO have made such q confession woud
have barred one from every right TO be cohslderod
,ettered man. But there is diferance between music
and music as there is between books and books ana
though Mr. ThOmass programme yesterday afternoon NJ
the second matinee of the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society
contained only music of first class composers, II was
nusc that could be heard with light mind and enjoyed
yithout weariucss 1t appealed pleasantly to the ear,
tnnrbed the elnOCna cord lightly and stimulated the
foncv to easy activity With admirable an orchestra
nd Mr. Thomas 10 lead the players IN Ofroddcn pains
fhe performance could not be anything else than
deIiglitful The selections as follows:
overture Jubilee Weber
3ndante from the "surprlso symphony. Haydn.
music " Fer amOrs,' .RutiIsleln
Sw w,nl,onc poem Dance MacabTe," Saint Saens
0yerturc' Merry Wives OF windsor" Nicoia.
IptTo lnctloa waltzcs ''villag, Swallows" 60
Joseph Strauss
March nOvemens) H'