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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01
Roads and R0ad-makinog.

A few weeks ago the Baltimore Sun had a
the following excellent editorial on "Roads
and Road-making." Its remarks apply as
fully to Pennsylvania as to Maryland. At
this season especially the subject should re-
ceive consideration and the suggestion of
the Farmers Social that supervisors go into
office about the first of March ought to be so
universally acceptable as to bring about the
needed legislation at an early day. The
Sun says
The question of county roads is again to
be brought before the General Assembly of
Maryland at the coming session. 1t has
scarcely engaged with us, until now, the at
tention its importance merits. Few country
people know what good road, highway or
turnpike should be fewer still realize the
great advantages their construction affords,
even when the work is done, in the first in
stance, at a high cost. The foundation, the
drainage, the grading, the materials, their
preparation and size the kind of stone,
where stones can be used the benefit of
sand or gravel, the proper slope to be given,
the merits of hillside valley-scarcely any
of these points are understood by one per-
son in five hundred outside of the profession
of engineering. Good roads are one OF the
best elements Of prosperity to a State. In
some Of the states the roads are natural and
durable ones. 1t is only necessary to make
them and there they remain. In the Con-
necticut Valley, for instance, the soil is san.
dy, with a porous gravel sub-soil. Such
roads seldom wash. There is no mud. They
are hard, compact and smooth the year
round. Of like excellence and durability
are some of the roads in the Valley of Vir-
ginia, although there the material is sto ne
| Nature has not so favored Maryland, Roads
BILE labor and expense. Then comes the
problem as to whether it will pay to expend
| any large sum upon them, and the not less
puzzlng query as to the best manner of
outlay, so as to combine good work with
honesty and efficiency of supervision. 1t is
well known that Baltimore county gets very
little return for the present heavy tax for
roads, Notwithstanding the minute provis-
ions of the law concerning them. When
| this matter comes before the General Assem-
bly, its consideration will be especially ur.
ged by the delegates of Baltimore county.
Whatever measure may be devised for i'm.
proving our county roads, it should be fully
understood that good roads save wagons ant
horses, make saleable farms and increase
trade. As to markets a turnpike of eighteer
miles is better than ordinary country road o
hs If that distance. Frequently mile from
macadamized pike takes more out team il
| wear and tear than all the rest of way. Tn,
| calculation of resistance to travel of diff
erent kinds of roads has been carefully mad
and this is the record
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FORT SUMTER.
DEMAND FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE-
FUsAL-THE FIRST SHOT.
THE EVACUATION DEMANDED.

Gen. s. W. Crawford, in Phila. Weekiy Tines
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VEG!,ETINE

H. r.. STEW EMS. Boston,
Vegetine is sold by all Druggists.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

Ignorance is but dull remedy for evils,
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The Great New Medicine! !!

PuRiFlEs THE BLOOD,
INvIooRATEs THE LIVER,
PROMOTES DIGESTION, and
STRENGTHENS THE kERvE8,
Thus efectuaIIy curing disease of what
ever name or nature. IL is worthy OF y
trial, RELIEF guaranteed.
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VIGORENE

Il AGREEABLE 10 the taste, GRATEFUL
10 the stomach, and acts etticiently as .
HETic. Ia action Is not attended with
any unpleasant feeling, neither Is lnn-
gour nor debility experienced, but on the
'Gnrn IT, immediats s .Irsct upon the aigestive
organs, whether impaired by disease or
exhausted from any cause, Is 10 increase
thsir power. 81 assimiinaion sal ON an ana nmrs- ,onrs
To those affected with an enEOrged con.
dition OF the liver, as Biliousness, char
.stsri.ed by drsay sompis,tSSa comp ron ~ Son,ea
capriciOus appetite and sluggtsh action
of the bowels, with q sense Of fullness In
the h head and OF nas mentai ,,n dT.iness' 'ieoh-
Its effect upon the kidneys Is no less
happy, a turbid. Irritating urine fs
aYIssay G. s,ssssS s,asS sP Pa y ySh.on,o IT, RHEumA
TIsM will soon disappear by persistent
tions OF ali kinds, vfaORENE is most
'ViGoRENE is composed OF tho active
properties OF HERBS, ROOTS, GUMS and
great care being taken by us that they
are gathered mt the right season OF thel
year, and that they possess their nattvol
ThatVIGORENE has the power TO PUR-
IFY THE BLOOD, INyIGORATE theI
LIVER, and sTIMuLATE the DIGEST
those who have given IL n trial and have
been permanently cured.
We do not ask yoS to Try . ao.sn sostlssl Smn@
you will feel better from the first Few
'ViGORENE is Astonishing the world
with Its cures, and is throwing all other
TONICs, ALTERNATIVES and iNyIGOR-
ANTS, Into the shade: Put up In large
bottles, double strength. Requires small
doses, and ts pleasant 20 take.
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HISTORY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY.
MILITARY RECORD.
Drsft-September II, 1868.

The following is list of the men drafted
at Troy, Penn'a., on the above date. We
give the number of 6rst.class enrolled, and
the number drafted
Bloom 7ownship-194. No. drafted So.
Ben F Brooks Geo w Rathbun
Peter Rishel James Burt
T Mayhem (coD Jonathan r Dimm
Tobias Henry Henry Kersty
Miles Fry Jacob Shaf1er
John Deily Isaiah w McKelvy
Samuel A Writer Abraham Perry
II W Thornton Henry Krumm
Chas A Meyer VIM Surles
Daniel Leacock Jesse G Tate
Jacob F Fox Jas NJ Thornton
Samuel Shaffer Albert Surles
A b Erasmus John A Beach
John Gilroy Henry Fornwslt
VIM Staley b H Vannatter
Michael NJ Snyder Rudolph II Ringler
Thos II Cullen Henry Wells
Sm'l S Miller (col Herman Smith
Thos Hawkins (coD VIM Hughes
Robt G Fruit John Brobst
Frank P Drinker Harris J Sheep
James Rogers Geo w CORNER
Josiah Ralston Philip Whtenisht
Joseph Weaver Geo Meyer
VIM w Keifer Nelson McCarty
John Coleman VIM Price
Jeremiah Cooper Isaac Crawford
VIM Ritchie Henry Shipton
Jer S FahriDger CG Barkley
Montour Town,hip-5l. No. drafted Is.
Moses Enley James Irvine
George Linn Emanuel Lazarus
| Evan Davis John Clarke
Richard Francis Noah Mouser
Andrew 2 Roth Reuben Rouch
Jesse Wertman Edward Stosser
Weslry Fleming L l. Spencer
Alfred Irvine
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MAJOR ANDERsoN's REPLY.

Again the officers of the garrison were as
sembled in consultation, and long deliber-
alton followed, The question which enga-
ged the most series consideration was in re-
gard to the provisions in the fort, and how
far the men, who were now without suffi.
cient or proper food, could be relied upon
for resistance. The bread supplies of the
garrison were exhausted nothing remained
but short rations of pork and coffee. Still
1t was earnestly desired that the utmost ex,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01
BLOOMSBURY, Pa, FRIDAY FEBRUARY l. 1s7s

Centre To,onhip--S9. No. drafted ~.
John w Clarke Wesley Hess
Peter M Boone Hugh Wenner
Josiah Fl Nsgle Emanuel Sitter
Levi Remly VIM DIETRICH
Samuel Neyhard Jesse Hoffman
Thos W Fry Daniel Baker
Freeman Sitter Mordecai NJ lizard
VIM Hidlsy jr Henry Sidle
Isaac Grover John A Hill
Charles Kelcbner Lyman Group
A @ Hagenbuch John DeLong
Morris B Freas John Neyhard
Thos W Hagenbuch Jacob W Lohman
Thos Cain t .u..
Scott Township--l52. No. drafted As.
Jackson A Tobias Kimber @ Ent
Geo w johnson Geo Unangst
Daniel A Greasy Joseph Bucoot
VIM @ Girton Nelson S Tingley
Philip Angle Robt M 9 Fowler
Robert Howell John Brown
Harvey Jones Lloyd Kressler
Patrick DAILY Geo S Patterson
Uzal III Ent Robt Ent
Jos H Vansickle John w Shannon
Eli Hartman Thos Meredith
Clark Masteller Robert Patterson
John Hartman John Turner
John Whitenight John w Heiser
James Lee7 Butler Edgar
| Eli@ Mills John Miller
George Brine Valentine Kressler
Joseph L Evans Reuben Sitter
VIM L Creveling Mason G johnson
John Kline Charles S Fisher
Abm NJ White John A White '-
Wesley Crawford Norman S Pursel
/ III G Creyeling
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

The following is list of the men drafted
at Troy, Penn'a., on the above date. We
give the number of frstclass enrolled, and
the number drafted
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-02-01

-lO9. No. drdyted 80.
Henry Hinterliter
Josiah Johnson
Michael.
Thos Hoffman
Reuben Henninger
John Deats
Washington Fry
Philip Mumy
franklin Shell
Thomas Miller
James Prescott
George Dreisbach
David Erwine
] Aaron johnson
Levi Fraster
Daniel Swank
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

|soTHE Bannocks and theis allies are evi.
IDENTIFY preparing for desperate fight
with the troops Of Gen, Howard and the
volunteers acting in concert with him. The
recent fight with Capt. Bernard gave token
Of the pluck Of their material, and the
virtual annihilation, reported to-day, Of
Capt. sperry's company Of fifty volunteers
affords further warning Of the deadly per
sstency with which they intend to dispute
their claims with the white man. The
troops of Gen. Howard appear from the
dispatches to be moving rapidly to the
issue, and their disposition is such as is
almost sure to force fight within very
short time, even if the Indians should pre-
fer to ayoid one. The Indian, though brave
and tough, is better noted for surprises
and massacres, in which his strategy is
sustained by overwhelming numbers, than
for even-handed conflicts. Should the
main bodies Of the opposing forces meet,
however, It is likely that a desperate fight
will follow. This, at least, is the expec-
otation Of the people at the theatre Of hos
tilitiea, and they believe that the crisis is
near at hand. st ~""
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

Iris announced from Europe that tn,
Island Of Cyprus has been ceded by Tur-
key to Great Britain as one Of the condi-
tions of a treaty by which the latter powe,
is to assist in maintaining the integrity O
the 6ultan's dominions in Asia. This i,
an important concession to England, but il
is not likely that the Cypriotes, who are
chiefly Greeks, will fancy British rule any
more stha than Turkish. The English guar
'antee ofths Turkish possessions in Asia
il still more important, as in the event 81
Russia becoming aggressive in that region
the two powerswould bein alliance against
her, and Great Britain, with her powerful
Indian army, which Sir Gornet Wolsely
praises so highly, would be able, with the
assistance Of the Turks, to Ct eek effectually '
any movements Of the Russians.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

The experiment Of rapid transit in New
York has proved successful 50 far as trans.
porting passengers is concerned, but it il
asserted ~. persons living on the route
the noise and jar Of the swift-moving cars
isan intolerable nuisance, ard it is inti-
mated that the tracks must be sunk into
theground in order to make this improve
rnent endurable., In London, the under.
ground railway system has proved great
convenience to the large population ofthat
great city, who save much time by the
rapid movements of the cars. Travelling
in The b dark, however, is not pleasant, and
it has been hoped that elevated roads may
be SO constructed as to enable those who
ride op them to have the qualification Of
seeing the objects which they pass.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

soUrH AMERICA doesn't get enough cx.
element in the way of earthquakes, vol
canic eruptions, big tidal waves and that
sort F of y thing, 80 it INDUCES in political
disturbances to keep its blood in circula-
sion, 20 to speak. There is one row in
Columbis, another in Costa Rica, one in
Vsnesuela, one in Ecuador, three in the
Argentine Republic, and one to the &C,
altthrough Central America. The reyo-
lunttiioanapfyy ntia Y y fever extends clear to Mexico
and the Antilles, wherever the descen-
dsnts ofSpaniards compose the population
These wars are not without their uses
they make business good for the gun
smiths and cause cadavers to be furnished
SO cheaply to the medical colleges that NO
excuse remains for grave robbing. "
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

waited, audthe arms are y notab!s for
their prod and tlpity APPEAR
ancs as those u Berks and Lancaster. A
Gsrmans colony has recently enclosed
,s0,0eo. acres in Tyier county, Texas. In the
midst Of which they have laid out town.
The residents of the latter are doctps,
merchants, blackamiths, and sprinkling
Of all trades and professions. In the vi
cinIty Of Charleston and some of the other
Southern cities, the Germans 1sinceythe
war have bought up a great deal Of land at
cheap rates, and are, making money in the
raising Of vegetables and fruits for the
northern markets. ''' alt.y9I
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11
A GARD
TO the Voters Of New Castle Con un,x

n
To the Voters of New Castle County
GENTLEMEN -
AS ! have been inform d by the publish.
ea onclal atement OF the Chairman nj
the Eemc cratic County Meeting. that IN
accordance with the LES Of our time hon. ~
ored party. have received a maicritv NJ
your suffrages, and have been nominSS, ed ID
ior the office Of Sheriff OF New uaStle
county, l desire 10 return you NV sincere
lhanks for the honor you have conferreG
upon me; and to pledge to the peonIe NJ
the county, that should they maize maze me- ua
their executive officer, by giving mo na q
majority OF their votes for Sheriff7 at III"
General Election in November. I viii vii
conduct the business OF the office TO The
pest OF my ability, and in the most satis'
'aCtory ana Impartial manner.
10 my opponents in the late nomination
! am "a deeply sensible for their pro ffered
SURFACES, and to the Ue'nocratfc votara
generally and to all who part cinated in
Mhe ele ction by which each was bonnd ~
support the nominee, I feel deeply erata. A.
1ul and return my especial thanks
Very Respectfully,
christiapa Hd., June Is, 1875 1A@'
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

The Canadian expedient Of farresting a
dsfaulting county treasurer "for bringing
stolen gosds into the county" has been SO
successful that the treasurer has consented
70 otetuirnn 70 Canton, Ohio, where he will
Be tried tried for ,embezzlement. His decision
is doubtless a wise one. Canadian peni-
tentiiaries are penitentiaries pure and
simple; those Of Ohio may possibly have
Locks on them opened by political keys.
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TIN claims of Texas 90 . wha.t ,,rou;

IHA claims ofTexas as wheat growing
state are being disputed by some of ,b.
newspapers. Be this as it may, emigrants
continue to crowd into that great state,
Toe Germans 5e7nn are settling there in such
great numbers that they will ultimately
become one ofthe leading elements of The
population Of that state. They prefer to
found colonies vitheiEown, that they NAV
keep up the customs Of the fatherland
Industry, good order, and an unwonted
d'gres ofprosperity prevail in the German Il
districts " 't' ID fhe vine is extensively cult
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11
FAT PEOPLE.

= Corpulent people can be reduced from two
to i've pounds per week without starva.
tiop, by using Allan's Anti-Fpt, q purely
vegetable and p rfectly harmless remedy y
II acts on the food ia the stomach. neu.
matter. flo -,f ..sgITT -I1~"' ~N
ssa Washington street, Boston, Mass.,)
, -...s- May f1st, 1873.
BOTANIC MEDICINE Co.. Buffalo, Nay;
Gen DEMONSTRATION special change o
diet, two bottles OF Alan's Anti Fat re-.
duced me four and one-half pounds.
Yours respectfully,
M. A. BUSH.
Hundreds Of letters similar to III . above
nave been received by the Botanic Medi.
cine Co. Anti'Fst sold by druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

THE Bankrupt law having been repeal
ed, the repeal going into effect on the frs
Of September next, lawyers and registers
in bankruptcy are likely to have thei,
hands iul1 during July and August, asthe
applications for the benefit Of the existing
Law promises TO oe very numerous. Honest
people will be glad when the old law ex-
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

THE watermelon in more frequently re
ferred to than almost any other fruit as un
wholesome, and yet an investigation oftbe
results Of indulging N eating will prove
that i may be eaten almost with impunity
Theipulp is cooling and refreshing, and
when eaten in moderation produces excel
lent ELECTS. .-H-LlLt--.---L - -L-.- -.-- Z
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

The Best Quality OF MEDlClNEs
".' AT WILLIAMS
The Most RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
e.. AT Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES .,&e
4'7 D." AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and market.
A choice Imported Key west Pride of Key
West or Greuley Cigar,
.- AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure,
at Ninth and market.
., AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED Scars,
At Ninth and Market.
"Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPOANA
CEOUS DENTRIFICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
~ Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
mays tt Corner Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11
i wIshMlNaTON. Del. July ~, lszs,

al ARRANGEMENTS are being msds at Sea
Grove or Cape May Point for series Of
shark fishing expeditions up the bay. Al
these monster fsh are very plentiful, those
who desire participating in the excitement
attendant upon The catching Of them will
do we'll to bear this note in mind. .,i .no2
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

NOTICE. The Aid Loan Association now
IN offers a new series Of shares Tor SAILS.
1A,'''"' - 80 = GEORGE O. MARIS,
in98-lm sa5fT-- -t.I0tE Secretary. !
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FoERENr,

nor KENT..--oNE gHREE STORY
III Brick 10 Roon1H with frGnt porch, side
ana front yard, new aud desirabIv located
With al. the modern Improvements, In me
IN. w, part Of the city, half square to the
M. NJ. CHILD.
jyaeod,st lTIt No.4 WIN street.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

"1t seems as If Should cough my head
on" Is sometimes the impatient exclama-
ton Of a sufferer from q severe COUGH.
4ueil the paroxysms with Hale's Honey o}
Horenound and Tar. T.e relief is imme-
diate and the cure certain. Sold by all
49,; Pixies . Toothache Drops cure In one
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11
NOTICES.
jY-eod,et

nIVORCEs, in any state, without pup
IL lictty, send stamp for the law u. ~
SIMS, Chicago. t&f1 go flt5t
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T'HE CORONERSHIP.
To The Voters Of New Castle Countv

70 The Voters Of New Castle County
|GENTLEMEN:--
having been nominated through the
regular mode established by the Demo.
cTatlc Party, as indjdate for Coroner OF
New castle County. desi to return nv
SINCERE thanks to my fellow remocratS
shsi and an Wno voted for me, and to request
the more deeply sensible of tn, obligation
l. ann under for this honor, since there
We're 50 many gentlemen, equally az
worthy as myself, and quite as much en-
tltled to your favor. If l am elected In
Mhovember no tn can only pledge my word to
the the people tnat VIII conduct the Office in
interest Of the yo1ers OF all parties. ''
Respectfully, ! JACOB RITZ
Wilmington, June % 1s78.2w
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

NOTICE.-'s hereby given to all persons
IN whose business or occupation requires
State license for the present year. QS78)
that the same Is due and payable on the
first day of June, at the offices Of the Clerk
of the Peace for New Castle County.
JOHN p. SPRINGER,
Clerk, at New Castle.
M. A. j. SpRINGE Err, Deputy,
No. 800 W. second street,
my25lm Wilmington.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11
WANTS..

RESN business on can enoooa :.
,Dl1S / $}to $40 per day made hS ON, IN,
worker OF either sex, right it their Wy any
see ta,.lef msrdxa Paroeuars and samples WORTH as
% bnsInesa psove your spare time ior the Se
Msiness' Maine Addfess srIRsoN d 70, PortlanSs md
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

NIOTICE,--THE DEMOCRATIC COU NTY
N Executive Committee will meet at
Maxwell's Hosel, Middletown, Thursday.
July 1lth, 1873. at II O'Clock. Q: m:
,~ JOS, ii. WALKER, Chairman,
JNo HENRY Publ, Secretary.
jy6&8
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

AIOTICE.---CHARLES KYLE, WHOLE
IN SALE and retail manufacturer Of pure
Ice Bream of all fiavors. Excursions pic-
MICS. festivals. &C., furnished at the lowest
rates. All orders by mall promptly attend-
ed to: Cream can be had at all times at
stalls 81, So and 49, City Market house or
residence, corner 9th and Orange Street,
Wilmington, Delaware.
je8.tf -. CHARLES KYLE. +
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

NIOTICE.-5OO new shares of the Working
IN mems Loan association ere now OF.
fered, and may be taken any time. Call
day and evening on
GEO. G. MARIs. sec,
Evening office hour f!Om7 to 8.
Inn
The Morning herald., 1878-07-11

NOTICE. 1.-THE CITIZENS LOAN As1
N ISOLATION will meet tomorrow
July 4th. according to bylaws, Office open
from to Il forenoon, and evening AZ usual
: -. - - IT GRO. @, MARIs,
jy4-lt Secretary
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.jn2Blm

AT OTICE-Plcked up drift on the Delaii
~ ware River. part of raft Of Hemloc3 .
Logs. Inquire Of & uur uurp4xNrv
tune5.tf New Castle, Delaware. |
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-11-28

Senator Hoars definition q the Cat dollar
is "A thing which is mo- gain % get no loss
20 lose and which not even Cinnamon viii
touch"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-11-28
THE ROMANCE OF THE RAIL.
Another Grand Improvement Added
10 the Pioneer Line.

For some time past it has been generally
understood that a line OF magnificent Pull
man Hotel ears was soon to be placed on the
Chicago & North-N road. to run be-
tween Council Bluffs and Chicago: and We
are pleased To announce that all the arrange
ments have been perfected. and that the cars
have already been placed on the road. The
managers OF the company have determined
to omit nothing which VIII add To the con.
venieuce, safety and comfort OF the travelling
public who favor them with their patronage:
and further, that they viii not be echpsed
in this direction by any other railroad in the
world. Hence these cars, constructed by the
Pullman Palace Car Company especially ior
the Pioneer Line, are the finest ever built.
These Hotel cars leave Council Bluffs on
the Atlantic Express, and run through To
Chicago each day IN the afternoon. On the
east-bound train, dinner, supper and break
last viii be served. The west-bound Hotel
cars leave Chicago on the California Express
each day in the forenoon. On this tram.
supper breakfast and dinner VIII be served
Thus passengers bound in either direction
are enabled to have all their meals en- route.
and yet not leave their pa1atial travelling
parlor
The only objection that has ever been
raised against the use of Hotel Cars has
been connected with the odors OF the kitchen
As We said before, this, IN these ears. has
been entirely obviated; no person. no mat
ter how particular he or she NAV be. will
have cause to make any objections on this
score. In the Dining car You merely get
your meals, and as soon as You are through
eating you are showed out, and started for
the coaches or sleeper, SO as to make room
for other travellers who desire your place.
While IN these Hotel cars your berth is S.
cured through, and you own It absolutely
for the length of your trip, and 1t Is your
own Tor lounglng, sitting, sleeping and eat
Ing purposes, as much as your own seat in
your own house. As II is not generally
known, Dining cars are never run over the
entire length of any route; they are taken
on and set of the train at stated times;
while these Hotel cars are made part OF the
train, and run through in the same way as
the regular sleeping car The North-W Vest
ern Company have their road nearly all laid
with steel rails, and the bed bailasted in the
best possible manner; hence these elegant
palaces with their sixteen wheels VIII ride
as easy and with as little noise and osclla-
ton as can be expected IN railway travel.
In these and other Improvements the people
OF Council Bluds feel interested. and Will
Join with the towns along the line IN con-
graduating the progressive and liberal man
agement Of tins great corporation. - The
Council Bluffs Nonpareil