The Michigan Central Route
By Editor
We would call the attention of our friends east and west, to the time table of the Michigan Central R. R., which we give from time to time in the REVIEW. In a long journey, the most important point is to take that route which furnishes the greatest number of accommodations, and by which the journey can be performed with the greatest speed and safety, and the least fatigue. The Mich. Central, from Chicago to Detroit, in connection with the Great Western from Detroit to Suspension Bridge, form a route which the public would find it to their comfort and advantage to patronize. The M. C. R. R. has for years led the times in all railroad improvements, and the convenience and even luxuriousness of its provisions for the traveling public. And the Great Western, now under essentially the same management, with Mr. Muir as General Superintendent, has become in all respects a first class road. For good time, sure connection, ease of carriage, and gentlemanly attention, we recommend this route in preference to all others.