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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

| Gi{it NrTRt'NI[ LINE ANp UNITED STATES MAIL
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NoNIHEnN nAILRoAD oF NEw.JENsKY.
LNOK NEW-HAXEN. HARTFORn. SPRINlf-

4 FIELD, WHITE hOUNTAINS. MONTREAL as iintgr.
mediate touts Gamers Pier p. F. r., daily (Suilys
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New Haven for H9rrford, Springfield Tickets soda
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~, brooklyn. Excursion to Sew Haven and return "a 30
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GteaiMbcats ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
~ Trains leave SewYork via CouiGt and DesbrOsses sa
s:S5 a. n washinetm, PITTSBURGH Columbus Chicago Gin
cDnatb Lomsyyni% lhhHiha09hs. &c ksrim 70
s25 sT iie Express Pullman e sSel Sssyn w ss
2:So p M Washington, SOUTH aud West kichme1d
co Sna cheaso Cincinnati St H LOUIS 0r re-
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's:S5 p nL Washington The south and West Richmond
ogreb Cnieaeo. Ooioni6us COrnnaa. Loris Lsus
,6B e Pinaspos &c p4$a ssTpeT to Washing
T Da ,;o OF, er trs1s Gsy except s Sundays
ana I28 BToadway. EewYork ana ticket oaees oas
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. H.
ERIE RAILWAY
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF trains, In effect June s
o a m.-Cincimat and Chicago bay Express. Drawing.
Room coaches to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge sping
iO4j mExrress Mail FOR Buffalo, with Sleeping Coaches
m Daily Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
80 49, .i" r't.N sem
ing cara 70 clcyGl,nd and Chicsxo.
Newark "a, $50 lO:46 1850 NJ. 3.I5 5,l5 and SIS
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night Sundays $780, 10 IA, lI5, $3.50 - and ~ mid
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st., ErOokr n, and ~ the Company dcpota. .
Express Trains from the West arrive in NeTf ork AZ l-5
q IN. l4O ard $50 y. IN.
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CTONING LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST,

REDUCED FARE.
TO BOSTON, FIRST CLASS, r.
TO PROVIDENCE FIRST CLASS 81
Elegant steamers 3D. North Riyer oot Of Ja''
ckets Tor sale at all principal ticket oees Stseoemss
Offices Westcot Express Company ana ~ '0
PROVIDENCE LINE
STEAMSHIPS ELECTRA and GALATEA leave PCT ~ ,har
River, foot OF Park-plaee, at p. IN freghis Via '
hne "a ken at lowest Tatez -. ncocv prss,t.
/. W. FILkINa.G u. r. AgL D. hAoN"NN'
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5icamboais ano RAILROADS.

ALBANY peoples LINE.-SPLENDlD
Y st,ambot, leave Pier A. North River. # Canal f.,
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y. B.--tat" ro,Hs h'atcd by steam-ipvs.
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- and NaugsucE Halroads Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
PORT oaveO Catharn" shpat '3Oa me- ana Bridgeport at
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
foot Liberty ana foot Of clarkons, M town Freight
Connencing oct >, lS7G-laavc New-York foot Of LIB
$40 a. E,"Ma TRAM nr Taston Beviacrp Betnlehom.
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ton lhuadspna at Junction win Dei Lack aud West
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$40 IN. MoRNSG ENrRRs,. daily cNeeut SEneays) for
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o5so fTfySG EXPRfs- daily fo Easton Belv1cre
Allentown Mauen chunk. WiIkesbarre Towalca' RcSing
Harrisburg, and &c West
boats leave foot of Cl!rAson$ up town; a, GsS 80
100 SO. 1905 lI5O p N: IT,, . -. ,,,,
Connection is mate by Cl'rAson-sI Ferry " Jersey CH5
For trains to local points timetable at stations
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
Az BAL IlEE G E6vvEE IA G AE AHR G1S
Time Table OF oct :, ls,G: Trans ta'1 OLA HoIn
foot Of Lbcryst North River at 49, lI4' a. m9 40
E ~, foot Of Clarksoust at ll}5 a. NJ 4:2O D. m.
Stages to ana nom keyport connect at Maa~an station
with nj trains.
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EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IT IANItANIfTNFNI NIlTI
ls7paye Gepos foot Of Cdr1laud and besbr SIS 40
q. NJ. for Eds0n, Bethlehem, AltutOwl. MaUcl Clulk,
HazetOn Beaver Meadow, MahlngY cts, he,aLiuSh NJ
Carmel SlamuAH, WlEesbaIt, Pttston, SalIc EuIa &C,
connecting Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Bal
faO Niagara Fails ana the West.
!. m. for IastOn, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
HsIetnn Mahan0y CITY. Shenandoah, WIKI ,ufe rte On
&c, making close connections ior kering Fotts'i IN
Harrisburg
Chunk stopping 10 all stations
G0n fn Niglt Express, daily, for .as,on, bethlehem Al
leutoWp Nauch hunk NilksbJrre Pltt-,ou ~iyrr Emr
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, M. cara Falls, aud tIs
West Pulmans ilect ing claehes al 49,
'''' ROt'T H. SAlill- SDpt. AMI Engr
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON, PHILADELPHIA AND TIE CENIEN-
NAL
Commencing MONDAY, oct 9, 1875 Trains
Leave New York, root OF Lberyst nj 5AO Gao $40. 9l5
q m, 1870 o. $50 D..
Leave foot Ciarksonst. 6:3 1885, 9O5 NJ, 1850
42O 62O Il. m.
Leave Philadelphia stauon North Pennsylvania Rail
road THIRD and Berks.ss, 1880 $50 AM $50. 32u 8,
63Op Leave Centennial Grounds al fl0, 9l0 llJ.
g. 45u, $40 p. m.
Puumau Drawing Room Cars attached to the $40 and
05 from New-NOrk. aud 10 trains leaving Cch-
teumnl Grounds ~ 4 50 and 6:lO y. m.
connect al ITeggi JUscln to a4d front II1i'0n
Leave Trenton for New York at jf5, Slb 1910 NJ 2lO,
3A5. $40. 7.2O p.
passengers freight low by other routc
Centennial passengers delivered at the man "a AhGs 10 tho
Centennial rounds. II. p. BALDWIN,
f...t Pass Apeu
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NrEW-YORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HART

T.
~ FORD r. R.-NEW-iORK AND NEW-HANEN d.
NTSION-SUnmcr Arrancrme Juno y, 1873.
Passenger in NeW.lOFb, Strand Central Depot,
trance Forty second 3t
Trains Tor New Haven leave al 40 (Accul zoo (i.A,
oOj (AcCul, II o. M en-, ~ y. (AcCnl tEX.E go
(Accnl, CcU 40 snd 5:lj Local ENl9 EN- aud 10
tfN) y. m.
20 s. 3 d. $40, bio, jiJ 800, - 10 p M Ter od,
no, 500, Dt5 1910 T. III, !, 32o, SID 3j5. 40,
40 5:lj .atJ, $50, 7:.O, q, 10. ana ll:3J m
Boston Express via Springfield. az 500 and II = NJ ana
D. W. VIA Shore Line AT ani 10 y. "a the 500 a. IN I
= and 10 D. N. stepping nc stamford NmNSeN 5ll
% nd II a. 3 9, and 10 IA. at End-epgi- Inc
sos N and p m connect With trans on shore ~ III,
ssybrOok The sos e m aud ,. ~ connect N.t va
Northampton H. L. at New Haven and the % 8nc ~
New lOt; 1Oj. IL u noon and uh ov1-
with Connecticut River r. r. Springfield. amt m.
Montreal The sos a. and connect T;th Ndu
Hvtsst Jric r. Rs Bridgeport The 500
and J. . 10, Iih. and m. with Danbury and NOrNalk,
South NOrNalk, AMI the sos l. $40 and 5:f5
y i'm aHasn e. r. Stamford
SUNDAY Boston Mall Trains al wa Springfield at ~
. no.. via Providence.
Cars on Day Express i eeel1ng cars On
Night Express Trains
Tctefs can be purchased at Ticket Office Of Company
Grand Central Depot al offices OF y. y Transfer Co. ga
BrCqdWay New YORK. ana NO. CUUtst brooklyn Who VIII
a. So cheek baggage from residence 10 Destination
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Jr5irnttlon.

For Boys and Young Men Country.
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
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Incident in a Singers Life.


Miss Emma Abbott, whose splendid
singing is now charming the public of
London, was poor girl of Peoria, Ill.
Her brave struggles for herself, until
her beautiful voice was appreciated in
New York, and finally the church in
whose choir she sung sent her to Eu.
rope with money to perfect her music
al education, make most interesting
story. The following is one specimen
incident Of her early days of effort.
She found herself at one time in Rock
Island, victim of disappointment.
and with only twenty cents IN money.
"What shall | do !" she said to her.
self, almost disheartened. Then a new
thought seized her. She remembered
her father had once taught music in a
family Of the name Of Deer, who had
lived over the Mississippi River in
Moline. "Mr. Deer will surely help
me, she said, land ! will get up a
concert there"
Ten cents took Emma to Moline, but
Mr.. Deer was absent. Mrs. Deer, a
crotchery.faced old woman, was very
cross. She looked insinuatingly at
EMMA, ana Sdlu,-
II don't know what a pretty young
woman like you wants Of my husband.
guess he haint got no time TO fool
away getting up concerts"
Just then Miss Abbot spi d the piano,
and asked if she might play something.
In moment she was warbling a sweet
song. The old woman listened, then
droupad bar dicbpc xpinaI 1op IaOdc
on her apron, and came and looked
over her glasses in establishment. Just
then Mr.. Deer entered.
"By Jove, Matilda, that's nice sing
in ~ he exclaimed. "Who's dom z"
my name is Emma-Emma Abbott,
sir. Father used to teach"
Thunder, yes | remember Mr..
Abbott but what are you doin' here
"Well, pa and ma are very poor
now, and I've come here to see if you'd
help me get up concert"
"lIelp youl Why, of course / will.
You shall have our church. You're a
brave girl, and Wen get you up big
house,"
And she did have it. She got her
bills printed, went around personally
and announced the concert in the
schools, and the house was crowded.
The next night Miss Abbott sang
again, and, at the end of a week, she
returned to Peoria with sixty dollars
in cash. When she showed her money,
her astonished mother held up her
hands, and, with joy and sadness in
strange combination, exclaimed
go, Emma, | hope you haven't been
robbing somebody y