Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-07-21
An Easy Way.

headeft Welo'e m easy Wbys Auu VINO uoes not,
when it can be secured with the exercise Of only
little forehought. We appreciate all thC elegancies
and comforts which tend to make life pleasanter and
believe 1t duty as Rchronicler to help our fel-
lowortals in finding out where the best and easies,
way lies. At this time, when the eyes of the East
and the Old World are turned toward the undeyel-
oped lands Of the great West, rich In agricultural
mineral sporting and healthy resources, 1t seems In
eyitahle that there must be among those whom we
reach in our weekly visits, individuals who in
common with us, are interested in finding the easy
ways and best route to reach that Edorado Of prom
Use.
To the pleasure seeker and tourist the prospector
and the emmigrant, the farmer and the invalid In
search of health railway in the country can offer
better advantages than the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy K. R., whose network Of lines extends from
the great chain of American Lakes beyond the Mis-
souri, River, and down to the lower Mississippi VAL
ley connecting with all the main lines leading to the
shores Of the Pacific Ocean and the Mexican Gulf.
trip over the burlington Route is q realization
of all that human ingenuity conceive for comfort
aud luxury And the general public, not slow to
recognize superiority and decided convenences have
made it necessary for the management to add train
after train for the accommodation of an ever in.
creasing traffic, and they now count tweny-eicht
passenger trains in and out of Chicago every day.
In the matter of fast through trains, the Co. B. & O.
stands preemnenty in the lead of all Western roads
Safety and rapidiy are allied to comfort and lux.
ury.
For smoothness of track, rapidlty of transit and
immunity from danger, the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad is unsurpassed, if equaed, by any
other line in the west The substantial rock bed and
fine steel rails all the tracks place accident from
insufciency of construction almost beyond possi-
by, while the arrangements for arrivals, departures
and travel of trains perfect TO place accident
from any deficiency IN these matters equally beyond
probability if not possibility.
The arrangement for the comfort of passengers
equal to those for their safety and there the mas.
ter hand of the Burlington management shows itself
in decided manner.
The Day Cars models of elegance.
The famous c., D. and QfDining-Cars equal Lin
table appointments to the best hotels of the country
arc luxuriously fitted up. Passengers can e1oy
their meals eisurely while being whirlcd across the
country free from the old ten twenty minute style
of rushing to the ordinary dining station and swal-
lowing mt hasty manner whatever could be secured
to merely satisfy hunger. How the latest dcicacies
season and well prepared dishes, under direction Of
master fthe culinary art, are served up to tempt
the most fastidious epcures, with oil the time that
any may desire to take in full complement and
enjoy every morse and the pleasure and comforts Of
irst-class meal at very moderate price, are added
to the contemplation of pleasing scenery while thi
enjoyment and leisure in no way impedes prcgress
toward destination.
The lovers of the fragrant weed are not forgotten
in the distribution of accommodations and the after
dinner cigar be enjoyed in a style of oriental
Bpendor in the gorgeous smoking-cGrs, only step
| away.
Keeping sight of the social duties the daily OBJ
servance of which should be part of every lie, the
gcntemanly managers Of the c., b. Il @. have pro-
vded handsome and elegantly fitted paror cars who're
thesexes can enjoy the society of each other in o
pleasant way, arrangements being such that conver-
sations can be carried on in groups tea.a-tea,
innocent parlor games can be indulged in, adding
to other advantages that of friendly and agreeable
visiting.
Natures sweet restorer, the exaced tribute to Nor
pheus, gentle sleep and repose il the luxury added
to the long list provided for the railroad passenger of
modern days on the 'Great Burlington Route" 1t
| is the only line running the celebrated Pullman
l6-whecl Palace sleeping Cars, entirely new, built
especially for this SERVICE having all the latest i'm
provements peerless for beauty of finish and uxur-
ious appotnmentsand providing that most desirable
ofrequisites, complete isolation for each sleeper.
And thus, while on the wing, proceeding rapidly
toward the end of his journey is the passenger pro-
vided with all the uxures of Home life, in style
and manner equal if not superior to that of the most
elegant homes of our land, while everywhere are
found the most courteous attendants whose special
object seems to contribute in every possible manner
! to the exceptional comfort of everyone. Travelling
from the East to the West on the Chicago, Burling
ton and Quincy Railroad you traverse one of the
finest sections of the country the ever shone
upon you pass through large number of the in
dustrial towns and villages of the great West and
gpttln1 rlata
of Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska making sure connec
tions and fast time.
| Friends, we have found an easy way. Our ticket
reads-tid the "Great Burlington Route" and if you
intend to follow the of the 'Star of Empire"
that yours is also by that route and word for
| it YOU will thank us for the excellent advice.