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unclear Chapter XIX 306. On returning from the Mountains, I left Chicago for the East in an Hotel Car. This kind of carriage combines a sleeping berth with a travelling kitchen, & supplies you by day, just as the sleeping cars do, with a comfortable sofa to yourself. In front of this a table may be placed when needed, on which you can have served in a few minutes whatever you please. In this way you may without leaving the carriage have ate your meals for a journey of a thousand miles. No objection can be made either to the materials, or to the cooking of what is supplied. These sleeping, Hotel, & supply cars are not merely devices for diminishing the inconvenience of a long journey, & enabling one to economize time, but they also act completely as first class carriages. After you have paid for your ticket at one uniform price with all the rest of the passengers, you find in the unclear the steward of the sleeping car ( I unclear there is an office in the town) & pay him 10 merry? dollars more, & secure in this way a place to yourself, for night & day, in the special kind of car. It wd give offence to call them first class carriages, but from what has been said, it unclear be under unclear, that they do, at all events incidentally supply this advantage. And as there is also a Ladies carriage, into which well dressed Gentlemen are admitted! & furthermore a caboose for negroes, emigrants, & very dirty people, in which the wound that is inflicted on their dignity is unclear for by a reduction of the fare, American railway trains, although they profess to put all their passengers on a footing of democratic equality, do in fact allow them to classify themselves.