Only All Rail Route to the Thousand Islands.
This Line runs _via_ Utica, Trenton Falls, the Sunset Slope of the Adirondack Mountains, Black River, Sugar River, and Indian River to the Thousand Islands of the River St. Lawrence. It is the only scenic route.
and carry elegant Through Cars from Utica to the River St. Lawrence.
Leaves Chicago 9.00 a. m., arrives at Utica 11.25 a. m. (dinner), leaves Utica 12.10 p. m., arrives Trenton Falls 12.45 p. m., Clayton, 4.05 p. m. Immediate connection with Steamboat for Round Island, Thousand Island Park, and Westminster Park, arrives Alexandria Bay 5.10 p. m.
=Wagner Cars from Chicago to Utica and Utica to Clayton.=
Leaves Chicago 3.30 p. m., arrives Utica 2.00 p. m. (dinner), leaves Utica 4.50 p. m., arrives at Trenton Falls 5.25 p. m., Lowville 7.00 p. m. (supper), Clayton 9.05 p. m., Alexandria Bay 10.10 p. m.
=Wagner Cars from Chicago to Utica: New Springfield Coaches from Utica to Clayton. A Quick, Cool, and Pleasant Journey. Union Depot at Utica. No Transfers. A First Class Steel Rail Line.=
The Illustrated Book of Routes and Rates for Summer Tours, 100 pages with Illustrations, Maps, and Cost of 300 different tours _via_ Thousand Islands and Rapids, Montreal, etc., etc. Send two postage stamps for a copy, before deciding on your summer trip. Through Tickets _via_ Utica are on sale at all Ticket offices of the Michigan Central Railroad and Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway. If you are unable to get Through Tickets _via_ this route, buy to Utica only.
J. F. MAYNARD, THEO. BUTTERFIELD, General Superintendent. Gen’l Pas. Agent, UTICA, N. Y.
Without exaggerating, and keeping close within the narrow limits of fact, it may be asserted without fear of truthful contradiction, that the
Is not only the best and most perfectly equipped railroad in the world, but it is also the most important as to the territory it traverses, the numerous business centers and pleasure resorts that it reaches, and the facilities it offers for pleasant, speedy, safe and comfortable transit for all classes of passengers. It caters alike to the needs, tastes and abilities of the millionaire merchant prince; to the farmer, with his plain and simple wants; and to the economical and necessitous; and gives to each the full value of all he pays for. Its luxuriantly finished and furnished palace sleeping cars, and its more than luxurious drawing-room coaches are marvels of beauty and comfort. Its coaches are new and of the most perfect models that have been adopted by any company, and they are always kept sweet, clean and pure. Its dining cars are superb, and the meals and service provided in them are equal to that given by any first-class hotel in the country.