THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD

To be of a character to meet all the requirements of the most exacting

traveler. It has long been known as the NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE, and its

recent acquirement of the Canada Southern Railway, making now a

continuous line from Chicago to the very verge of the famous cataract,

more fully than ever entitles it to that appellation. Its through

sleeping-car connections, its superior equipment, its famous

dining-cars, together with the attractive country which it traverses,

and the many interesting points reached by it, all combine to decide the

question of superiority, and influence the tourist in his choice of

routes.

The traveler arriving in Chicago by other roads, and not desiring to

tarry in the city, can be immediately transferred by Parmelee’s omnibus

line to the depot of the Michigan Central, at the foot of Lake street,

and taking his seat in a Wagner drawing-room car, commence his journey

with baggage checked through to destination, and with the assurance that

his comfort will be carefully considered on the part of the train

employés from the beginning of his trip to the end of the road.

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