WONDERLAND

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 7, 1900

is a beautifully printed and magnificently illustrated pamphlet of 132 pages, issued by the Northern Pacific Railway Company. It gives, first, a good history of the great Northwest from the date of the Louisiana Purchase, in 1803; and of the exploring expedition of Lewis and Clark, in 1804–1806, up the Missouri River to its sources, over the mountains, and down the Columbia River to the Pacific Ocean: thoroughly illustrated with maps, and cuts of the splendid scenery. Next it gives a history of the Northern Pacific Railroad from the first definite inception of the idea in 1834, until the present day. And, lastly, it gives a sketch of the wonderful Yellowstone Park, which is reached only by the Northern Pacific road. There is also a beautiful, colored sketch map of the park. We have had the pleasure of passing twice over the full length of the Northern Pacific. And anybody who simply can not take that delightful journey, should do the next best thing by getting this pamphlet, “Wonderland.” And even those who can make the journey will do well to have the pamphlet both before and while they go. Anybody can get it by sending six cents in postage stamps to Mr. Chas. S. Fee, General Passenger Agent of Northern Pacific Railroad, St. Paul, Minn.