The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-04-08
TO OUR NCRSCRIRERN

Who contemplate Il trip to New York
or other eastern points at any time, We
confidently recommend Il patronage of
he well-known TT. Wayne & Penn
Sylvahia line from Chicago, which is
the shortest and quickest route to the
Atlantic Seaboard.
In the construction, equipment and
operation OF the ''Penlsylvania" the
latest improvements and safeguards
are adopted, to the end that not only
| should the speed and security Of trains
,e increased, but also that travel may
be 50 relieved Of its disagreeabe feat
urts as to he rendered pleasure and a
| luxury. On the entire main lines the
heavy steel rails and oak ties are laid
| upon solid foundation of broken
stone. approximating two feet il depth
throughout, which secures an excep-
tional firmness and smoothness of
track, rs we'll as total freedom from
dust.
The new dining cars, smoking cars
and sleeping coaches are superb in
their design, appointments and SER
vice. excelling everything of the kind
heretofore in use.
| The Limited Express' fast train)
which makes the distance from Chica.
60 to New York in twenty-five hours,
has already Oecome very popular with
everybody. 1t presents the ne plus
ultra of modern railway travelling and
is acknowledged to be without rival
in America or Europe. The run from
Pittsburg to Baltimore, Washington.
Philadelphia and New York is made
by daylight, giving passengers an op-
portunity to view the beautiful seen
cry of the Allegheny mountains and
Connemaugh, Juniata and Susquehan-
ma river valleys.
An additional advantage secured by
the through traveller in taking this
route lies in the fact that connection
at Chicago is made in the commo6ious
| and elegantly appointed Union Pas.
senger Station. corner Canal and Mad.
ison streets, thus avoiding the exceed
ing discomfort of transfer by omnibus
incident to other lines.
President Cleveland sports a big seal
ring on the little finger Of his left hand.
1t is very heavy and shows plainly.
Mr.. G. W. Smith has something to
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and always keep a supply in the house
for colds, Group or whooping cough, it
can always be depended upon and is
prompt and effectual.
The national council of the Cherokee
nation has been summoned to meet in
extra session at Talequah, April IL.
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