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A or MUsIC.
Celebration Of Wnshington's Dirihdpy
n Mt at. de t%linntAI.

Celebration OF Wnshlng,on's Birihdpy
mt at. de ti,nntaI.
While the citizans u Wheeling were 70.
jolcing at the Opera House In tho triumph
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Interpretation OF S~hakespeare's great trag.
cdy, tho young ladies at. Mt. do Chaptal
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hall to commemorate in their own style the
national festival.
Asa pendant" 10 the immortal poe. OF
language they had selected Mozart, the
great.lono poet OF Germany, rs the muster
whose compositions were 10 DO rendered III
honor OF the occasion. He 10 great favor.
Ito at the Mt, where bis grace, dclicacy,
tenderness and sparkling yivacity secure Il
prompt recognition and excite the admir-.
alton OF all the more advanced pupila. As
II creative genius he IL universally acknowl.
edged 10 be- without q rival. The ia.rica-
cies Of connterpoint were, to him, but
play.work, while melody gushed from his
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and impart to the touch a limpid quality
that shall iniuse into the toner ll that meets
the eye and Eur in the musical fountain
conjuted into view by the listeners fancy.
10 say that this result was achieved by
ZONE Of the young Indy performers OH the
evening In question ia but TO do justice 10
their merits aud the admirable system Of
Instruction pursued by their teaeiers.
The programme was as iollows:s
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q PART

Extracts from the life OF Mozart. readily
Miss kittie Gallagher, Of Boston. This was
read with very distinct enunciation and in
teliigent appreciation, rendering what fol.
lowed all th9 more interesting to the audi
ence. Miss Grace Jones, OF Dillies Bot
ION, opened the concert with a Sonata in
= msjor, No. l., as graded by Lebect &
stark, Miss Jones improves steadily and
played w.th Erea. nea.ness OF execution,
without hesitation and with considerable
animation.
Misa kittie Gallagher, OF Boaton, sang a
500 called "Contantment," by Mozart. Her
voice has gained in power but lostsomewhat
III e~eesneea. Her pronunciation was ex.
ce!lent and expression good. Miss Maggie
Brennau, Of New York, gave q Sonata in
D Major, No.. IS, by Mozart, but unfor-
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ment, which occasioned frequent hesits-
ton. Miss Fannic Robinson, Of Wheeling,
and Miss Mary D1nshue, Of Grafton, sang
tho Lovely duo "La CT DAIem," by Muz.ri,
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tue expression excellent. Mis- Mary
Donahue, CT Grafton, then played q
Piano so!o, "Fautnsie, " in D Minor,
No. %, by Aozirt, with accucur4cy
IN every respect, d~elicacy OF shading
and a sympathetic comprehension Of the
Compoaer,s ideaa. 4 - -
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SECOND PART,

IKE 4 .".s ...H....
Continuation and conclusion Of Mo.
zart's biography, Rad by Miss Emma Nc.
kenna, Of Boston. This was read sgreea.
ply L iateiiigentlg, aud formed g.. fitting
Introduction 10 the second part Of the pro.
grsmme. Miss lI;hei Kirkman,,oi Detroit,
played an "%Andante," from Sonata, in j
minor, No. 1G, with fine taste, technical
fidelity. and q just Interpretation, showing
marked intellectual progress since her last
appearance.
Miss Mary Donailue sang the cole
"Voi b Sspete," from Mozart's Nozze di
Figaro. This young lady's voice steadily
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cd 70 render her execution smooth aud
polished. H.
Miss Olivia kerrisk, OF Bermuda, PLAYED .
Fantasia" Of MtzArt's No. is, in q minor,
this was decidedly the gem OF the evening,
To q taultless technique WIS added lie
grace, the sweetness and the delicacy which
form the essential characteristics OF Mo.
zlrt. The young lady seized with a firm
grasp the main idea brought it out in ell
its changes with a %distinctness that riyeted
the attention, and with that indescribable
charm which can be felt but not described.
When she concluded the spontaneous bnrs!
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proved that all hears had been touched,
u that tho expression Of feeling was gen.
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Miss Fannie Robinson, Of Wheeling,
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deaf Of finish and feeling. She is evident.
y studying with interest and makes graft.
lying progress.
A piano quartettc, Overture 10 Titus
by Mozart, played by Misses Jennie
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ladies' have reason 10 congratulate them.
selves on their succeEs-the institution te
be proud Of its pupils and the parents O
their children. VERlrAs. 4
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Sold bT B. G. Reber and Co.
Slecpless nights; made miserable b.
that terrible cough. Shiloh cure Is
the remedy for you. For sale at Reoers
drug store.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's ca:arrh
remedy. Price 80 cents, nasal inje
tree. For sale ct B. c. Reber and 10
For lame back, side Or chest use Shi-
loa's Forons Plaster. Price % gents,
of b. c. Beber and Co.
Group. whooping cough and Bronchl-
tus Immediately relieved by Shlloh
Cure, sold by B. c. Rehel and Co.
Will yon i:rer Wit, dyspepsia and
liver com :i..!i.i Shlioas vitalizer is
guaranteed to cureyoa. Sold by 3. G..
Reber and Co.
| That hacking cough can ba so quick
" cured by ShiIoh's cure. We gasran :
! lee it. Sold by 3. G.. Reber and Co.
Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness loss oi
appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Vita
lizer is positive cure. Sold By B. Z,
| Reb;r and 60.
The Rev. George II. 1'hayer. OF Bour.
bon. Ind says: both my wife and
owe car lives TO Shi!oh's consumption
cure" For sale al Reber's drugstore
Whv will you cough when Shi'oh'
cure will give immediate relief. Pric'
10 cts so cts and | dollar TO be had a
3. c.. kebers and Go.
shiloh's catarrh remedy, q positive
cure for catarrh. diptseria, and easke1
mouth at B. G.. Rebers and Go.
"Hackmetack." lasting aud fr',
grant perfume. Price 25 aud 81 cent
at b. G.. Rcber's md Co.
Shiloh's cure will Immediately -relieE
Group. whooping cough and oronchlli
sold at Il. c. Rebor and Co.
For dyspepsia ana liver complaint
YOU have printed guarantee on ever.
bottle Of 8hiIoh's Vltalizer. 1t neFe
fails to cure. Sold by b. Z. t,eEer an
Co.
A nasal injector free with ca Ii D.
. lie of Sliloh's ca!arrh remedy r
so cests IL, Eeler = dug siIre.
Nav l0,h, iso3-l gear
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-04-03
PERFECT SUCCESS.

Those two words have a vast
meaning when fully comprehended
A perfect success can be truthfully
applied to DR.. Jones Red Clover
Tonic, which cures dyspepsia, bill
iousness, costiveness, all diseases OF
the kidneys, liver and bladder Ii
is a perfect tonic and blood purifier
it keeps the skin pure and bright
drives away pimples and makes the
general health excellent. Price 81
cents, at Reber Il Co.
March |. SLY.