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River Deay's ....
t^angedale
McKinnon's H'b'r
Tona
J* 35
*«5 47
15 54
16 10
itfa6
♦1706
17 17
17 »3
♦18 oa
♦18 ao
♦1843
18 St
t
930
*9 34
*9 4S
9 55
10 ao
104s
*IIS3
la la
la 18
"45
*«4 43
1500
••
• • • • • '
Mondays, )
: Wednesdays, fa.
Fridays. )
■ •
Grand Narrows ^
Shenacadie
Boiadale
• • . .. .
••
George's Biver
Nor. Sydney Jct.A
•••••*" •
~
Nor. Sydney Jet. D
North Sydney... A
18 S4
1904
xoas
1040
6S5
7»o
IS OS
15 ao
. ,
Nor. Sydney Jct.O
Leitdtea Creek . . .
Bytf.ney A
1987
1933
195s
. .
<9 4S
3S
,,,,,,,
• ■ • •
DAiiTMoa-ni B*Aue«.— A Traia will leave Dartaantli for HrnHrax
Slation at 6>f5 o'doek, aad Halifax ibr DBrtaioudi at 18.35 oTcloek,
or on arrival «t Dfey Fipwfiuin St. John.
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.
MULGRAVE AND 8YDNET, O.B.
o
II
o
5
«3
li
37
4S
46
51
6b
70
77
«7
90
9"
93
98
loa
106
110
III
"5
1x6
X19
191
134
ia6
136
140
:»
150
>54
158
163
166
Z73
173
»74
o
I
X73
174
o
3
3
6
XX
Hydiiey .... Dep
Leitchet Creek...
Norih Sydney Jc. A
NTATIONH.
North Sydney.. .1)
North Sydney Jc. A
North Sydney Jc.D
Gcorge'M River.. ..
Boisdale
Shfliucadie
Grand Narrows | j;
lona
McKinnon's Harb.
Orangedale
River Deny's ....
West Bay Road. . .
Maclntyre's Lake .
Mines Road
Hawkesbury
Point Tapper. A
Mul|rr»ve7. .TTD
Cape Porcupine. . .
Harbor au liouche.
Linwood
Girroirs
Tracadit
Afton
Bayfield Road....
Heatherton
Pomquet
raylor's Road
South River
Antigonish
Biicriy'i Brook . . .
iames River
f arshy Hope . . . .
Barney's River . . .
Avondale
Piedmont
Merigomish
Weat Merigomiih.
Woodburn ....
NewGIasgow .A
NewGIaagow.D
Stellsrion ... A
EsprcM,
Pictou Landing. D
Trenton D
New Glasgow ...A
New< • lasgow. D
Stollarton ... .A
Plotou D
Brown's Point . .
Lochbroom
Sylvester
Westville
StcU arton A
174 Stellartoo . . . .D
1 78 Eureka Junction. .
179 Hopewell
x(l6,Glengany
189 Lansdowne
194 West Ri O'er
X98 Campbell's
303 Rivcrsdale
905 Union
3XO Valley
314 Truro. ...... .Ar
i76|h«II1»"
4 55
509
5a8
536
540
550
5 53
604
6 la
61s
638
651
700
7 xo
7 15
7»S
7 37
7 45
Z55
8 10
835
835
»7 45
1750
4Fx8o3
18 30
X830
X840
♦1847
185a
1906
#19 X9
19 39
1930
4^19 46
19 55
9005
Baprsii
t9 09
1934
FielRht.
Accom.
645
655
99 XO
5 47
5 51
5 51
600
6 00
606
•6xa
•690
635
645
705
•7«5
7 9*
7 49
♦,50
804
838
•839
8 5a
905
19 4O
• ••••<•
Acooin
1635
X656
X7 00
17 00
17 xc
17 10
*X7 19
1795
Accum
Toe
6 40
6 50
7 «$
7 3P\
7 35
•8 3a
•9 us
9 40
10 00
10 06
*io 96
11 ob
It 38
19 05
19 30
*ia 41
•19 55
13 00
•••••••
' • • • • • «
• ••••• •
90 30
90 30
6 10
«6 3X
630
8 XO
835
1045
X055
500
•5 90
5 35
•5 47
•60Q
6 04
6 19
6 94
6 40
•650
6s6
7 30
8 40
»47
9
9
9
•» 55
10 ao
03
II 95
"35
10 00
10 08
*io 14
•10 33
1039
10 50
II 50
*I9 10
19 93
19 53
•13 07
13 n
1403
•14 19
14 39
»$ 00
ift 90
•Trains stop only when signalled or when ther« an pntngari to act doirn.
T
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.
TrainM from Halinz and St John for Qaebeo
and Montreal.
J6
ii
STATIONS.
HaVfox D
Kockineham
Bedford
F.nficld .
Milford
Shubeiiacadie
Brookticlrl
Truro (Din. R'm.) | ^
Debert
Londonderry
Wentworth
Greenville
Thornton
Oxford Junct
Spring nill Junction
Maccan
Nappan . . . •
Arnhnrnt (Dining ) A
Aulac
Sackvilie
Dorchester
College Bridge
Meniramccwk
MoiHituii (D. R. ) A
o
5
36
40
54
63
74
79
9«
97
\U
ifta
'3«
«34
139
IS
160
165
167
1 86
oiMTJuhu D
89 Alonntoii A
186 Monctoti D
294 Berry's Mills
305 1 Canaan
214 Coal Brnnch
317
333
332
243
255
358
361
364
374
385
395
303
308
330
338
337
347
352
358
363
Adamsville .
Harcourt.
36>
37'
Kent Junction
Rogersviile ...
Barnaby River
Chatham Junct
Derby Junct
Newcastle
Beaver Brook
Bartiliogue
Red Pine
Gloucester Junct
Bathuritt
Petite Roche
Belledune
Tacquet River
New Mills
Charlo
Eel River
Dalhousie Junci A
Dalhoiiale . . i>
Dalhousie «lcr A
Dalhousie Junction., . D
Campbellton A
Thiough
ExpreM.
18 40
«'i8 48
*i8 39
*«9 35
*I9 sa
90 00
*3o 35
30 40
30 so
♦ai 10
31 31
*»i 45
31 57
33 10
3a 19
33 50
*»3 07
#23 14
93 aj
*a3 35
33 43
34 04
•24 15
34 19
24 55
23 10
I 00
I «5
*I 37
*1 45
3 14
*3 46
3 10
3 »5
3 95
4 39
"4 50
•5 >9
*5 35
•5 44
•5 54
6 00
5 30
5 50
6 00
6 15
Accommodu'
(ion.
7 00
10 10
10 ao
10 40
11 14
II 39
A#i3 05
D 13 35
13 SO
»3 94
14 00
14 10
14 19
M 45
15 12
15 4*
16 15
16 39
'6 54
17 27
17 SO
18 16
18 4S
19 02
19 19
19 30
19 10
19 30
«9 45
20 10
Freight.
6i5~
6 43
7 26
8 00
*8 13
835
845
9 >5
9 53
10 3S
11 IS
11 3S
13 IS
12 49
13 30
14 09
14 40
15 '5
15 53
16 30
16 S3
17 38
17 46
18 05
i3 20
1835
«9 05
DALHOUSIE BRANCH.— Passengers to and from Dalhousie change
cars at Dalhousie Junction. Ix>cal Train leaving Dalhousie at 5.30
o'clock connects with Through Express for Quebec and Accommodation
from Campbellton tor Moncton; at 19.10 with Through Express for St.
John and Halifax and Accommodation for Campbellton.
Local Train leaving Dalhoiiaie Junction for Dalhousie at 6.05 connects
with Through Express from St John and Halifax, and Accommodation
from Campbellton ; at 19.4s with Through Expre&s from Quebec and Ac-
commodaticn from Moncton.
Indiantown Urauch.— A Train leaves Tndiantown daily, at 9.30
o'clock, for Newcastle, returning leaves Newcastle for Indiantown at
i«.oo o'clock. These trains connect with Accommodation trains for
Moncton and Campbellton.
# 30 Minutes for dinner.
i
8
8
9
9
10
10
II
13
19
l:
i:
ic
I(
I
li
«
I(
3<
3(
a:
3S
3!
3;
3.
31
31
3J
3(
3i
2(
3<
ru
at
hange
t 5- 30
lation
or St.
nnects
lation
id Ac-
t 9.30
wn at
ns for
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.
OOXZVO KA.8T.
Troini from Qaebeo for Halifax and St John.
STATIONS.
o Quebec
o Levis D
a St. Toieph
5 Harlaka June
14 St. Charles Junct
aoSt. Michel
9481. Valier
99 St. Fruacois
39 St. Pieire
37|St. Thomas
44 1 Cap St. I|{nace
47|L'Aiiaea Gile
so L' Islet
54 Trois Saumons
59
62
66
84
89
II
103
109
1 90
193
»3i
»35
149
»5»
160
\^
185
190
198
303
907
913
990
397
234
343
350
356
363
369
98l
390
394
398
303
St. Jean Port Joli.. .
Elgin Koad
St. Roch
Sie. Anne
Riviere Ouelle
St, Philippe de Neri.
St. Panchal
Sie. Helene
St. Andr<:
St. Alexandre
Old Lake Road
Riviere du Lioup.
Cacouna
St. Arsene
Isle Verte
St. Eloie
TrolH PIstoleH
■It,
St. Simon.. ..
St. Fabien. . .
Bic
Sacre Cceur..
Rimouski.. ..
St. Anaclet
Point
Ste. Luce...,
Ste.FIavle.
St. Octave...
Little Metis. .
Bernier's.
r|d
Through
Exprewi.
Ste. Flavie
Expreat.
By
30
841
*() 00
9 38
#10 00
38
II 04
II
19
45
55
10
16
38
13 05
»3 35
and Father
\t
St. Moise
Sayabec
Cedar Hall
Amqui
Salmon Lake
Causapscal
Pleasant Beach
Assametquaghan
Mill Stream
Metapedia
Fiat Lands
Moffatt's
Campbellton A
14 98
14 5a
15 »4
15 30
»5 35
*i5 54
*i6 so
*I7 35
18 43
19 »5
Ferry.
14 ao
4 3«
4 50
5 "iS
>3
as
33
. 45
6 00
6 07
6 15
6 95
6 35
6
43
51
10
"4
33
46
59
07
18 18
18 31
•84s
19 08
19 t3
19 30
19 40
19 55
30 15
3.0 33
90 54
91 14
«3I 38
31 37
*3I 47
31 s8
33 IS
"4
94
■4
I
I
3
2
3
4
Accommoda-
tion.
3!
54
13
45
15
4a
10 '
1 36
5 05
5 50
6 48
7 00
7 13
7 30 J
18 05
18 15
18 31
iC 50
♦19 13
19 35
>9 43
«9 55
3o 13
30 36
#ao 47
31 00
#31 i;
31 30
*3i 44
91 S7
39 34
33 46
33 00
33 30
23 39
"3 59
34 07
34 39
94 50
7 «5
7 34
7 40
8 06
833
845
9 15
9 49
10 31
#10 53
11 OS
II 3&
" 35
13 00
13 30
13 38
13 S3
13 08
13 35
14 CO
14 34
M 5>
15 17
»5 38
16 00
16 34
17 02
17 36
1748
18 02
18 30
Trains leaving Montreal at 7.SS o'clock and Levis at 14.90 o'clock will
run through to Little Metis on Saturdays, returning will leave Little Meti*
at 3.30 o'clock on Monday morning.
J
INTERCOLONIIL RAILWAY.
Traini from Hilifuc and 8t. John for Qnebeo
and Montreal.
I
37»
376
381
384
394
405
412
419
434
43a
440
447
454
463
467
47»
476
484
490
494
499
505
514
5*4
533
539
543
552
554
560
566
57»
376
579
58s
59«
595
601
60S
613
616
620
634
638
631
638
64a
646
651
654
661
670
673
674
STATIONS.
rampbellton D
Moffat's
Flat Lands
M«tapedia
Mill Stream
AsMBictquagluui
Pleasant Beach
Causapscal
Salmon Lake
Amqui •••
Cedar Hall
Sayabec
St. Moiae
Femier's
Little Metis
St. Octave
\t
D <A
•R )D
Ste. Flavle.
Ste. Luce....,
St. Anaclct aad Father
Point
Rimouslci
Sacre Coeur
Bic
St. Fabien
St. Simon
Trols Pl8tol«f)
St Eloie
Isle ''^erte
St. Arseue
Cacouna
Old Lake Road
St. Alexandre
St. Andre
Ste. Helene
St. Paschal
St. Philippe d'Neri
Riviere Uuell*
Ste. Anne
St. Roch
Elgin Road
St. Jean Port Jdi
Trois SaumoDs
L'Islet
L'Ansea Gile
Cap St. Ignace
St. Thomas
St. Pierre
St. Francois
St. Valier
St. Michel
St. Charles Junction
Harlaka
St. JosepN
Levis A
Quebec
Through
Express.
6 35
6 48
n 5a
♦8 30
*9 18
♦9 35
9 35
9 40
10 31
II 30
II 40
13 00
13 16
13 30
13 30
13 40
13 39
13 49
M 15
*i4 39
14 51
*5 49
16 00
By Ferry.
Accommoda-
tion.
50
»3
as
34
04
li
»7
34
57
10 30
10 40
11 OS
II 35
II 39
II $0
13 05
13 35
13 57
13 17
^»3 35
*i3 50
14 38
15 04
15 41
16 15
16 40
16 37
17 30
J7 38
18 00
31 50
23 It
33 31
33 47
33 00
33 SO
23 40
33 53
34 18
a4 49
#1 06
I 23
*i 39
I 57
♦2 13
25
53
13
27
48
#4 02
4 40
5 04
5 >o
5 20
Freight.
30 30
30 so
31 06
31 iS
31 57
33 30
33 06
33 30
^3 53
24 U
I
a
2
2
3
4
♦:
4
♦4
5
5
5
6
16 B
8 4a 2?
8 5x2.
9 osff-
*9 3a
9 40
♦9 50
10 00
«io 08
10 IS
10 3»
10 45
10 53
11 05
♦11 13
II 30
II 49
♦" 53
13 00.
Traihb VIA Chaudibkb Junction. — No. 49 Train, leaving Riviere du
Loup at 9.20 o'clock will ruo to Levis via Chaudiere Junction, and No 50
Train, leaving Levis Station at 9.3s, will run to Riviere du Loup via
Chaudiere. Passengers to stations between Levis and St. Charles, via
Chaudiere, will take these trains.
M
INTERCOLOmiL RAILWAY.
TnisM from Qaebeo for Halifaz uid St John.
)03
31a
J16
39a Charlo
3»5
IS
12^
971
379
4x0
416
4ao
433
443
45»
457
461
469
481
488
577
488
496
500
507
509
5"
IS
530
536
STATIONS.
Canpbellton 1>
DaQiouaie Junct A
DallMNUle A
Dalhousie Junction.
Eel Rivtr
Through
ExproB.
19 as
19 4*
X9 45
to 05
NewMUIa
JacquM Riv«r
Bdladune
Petite Roche
Bathurat
Glouoaater Juaet . .
Red Pine
BartibofliM
Beaver Brook
Newcaad*
Derbv Junct.
Chatham Junction.
Barnaby River....
RogerMftUe
Kent Junction
Harcourt
Adamsville
Coal Branch
Canaan
Berry's Mills
Moncton(D.R.).
,.A
Moncton D
St. John A
Moncton 1>
Paiosec Junction
Meadow Brook. .
Memramcook . , ,
Cfl^leee Btidge ..
Rockland
Dorchester
SMJcviUe
Aulac
▲mhent <-^''"- ^^
R'm),
541 Nappan
544 Maccan
548 Athol
SS3, Spring Hill Junct.
S6o|Salt Spring*
566 Oxfora Junct ■
570 Thomson
577 Greenville
Wcntworth........
Londonderry
Debcrt
Belmont
Shubenacadie
Windsor JuKct. ..
Bedford
Rockingham ,
583
601
603
613
«34
660
66s
670
674|H»Uf»k. A
n
19 41
•19 50
*M> 00
*ao to
•flo 38
*ti 00
at ao
33 45
33 51
aa ^6
••3 »S
34 00
•34 33
•34 53
I 05
I »5
3 55
X 30
•x 57
*a 00
3 IX
3 33
•3
•3
•3
3
*3
.3
53
01
08
»S
30
43
54
01
•415
*4 30
4 49
*4 59
«"; 06
20
30
31
S3
36
49
oo
Freight.
8 00
S34
• 34
8 50
9 lO
9 3«
10 09
10 4X
XX II
la 05
la 34 >^
" 533.
»3 30^
X4 XI ?^
15 38
16 10
16 56
17 40
x8 35
*i8 48
19 00
*9 35
30 ao
30 45 J
Accoia.
5 ao
6 05
6 as
6
00
6
II
686
6
43
7
08
7 3«
Z'*
M
«4
8
37
8
58
9 85
9 55
10
35
10
44
xo
51
II
00
(I
3»
12
00
tAl2
35
PIS
45
• 13
01
^^
II
13
36
»4
10
M
30
M 55
18 30
•Traina ato^ only when signalled or when there are paaMngirs to set
[iwn.
down,
f ao nUnutaa for dinner.
^p
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.
TRAINS BETWEEN
OXFORD JUJSTC. AND PIOTOU.
KBAU
DOWN
Accom
Express
6 oo
6 08
6 32
6 45
14 00
14 06
14 36
H 36
7 00
14 5°
Trains will leave Pugwash at 7.05, ID. II, 14.53, 17.20 o'clock to make
connection at Pugwash Junction with traius for Pictouand Oxford Junction.
Trains leaving Pictou at 7.45 o'clock, and Oxford Junction at 14 00
o'clock, make connection at Oxford Junction with Day Express Trains to
anrifrom Halifax and St. John.
Train leaving lictou at 13.4s o'clock connects with Morning Express
from Halifax, and with No. 9 Through Express at Oxford Ju''ction.
7 25
•7 37
7 47
*8 00
8 23
8 5«
9 08
9 38
9 47
10 01
10 08
10 15
15 06
i.S
*15 lb
19
15 24
23
*i5 34
27
15 52
3S
16 08
42
16 21
47
16 40
S5
16 53
60
17 OS
6S
17 10
67
17 IS
69
18
o
3
II
15
STATIONS.
Dep- • ..Oxford Jane. . .Arr.
Oxford
Conn's Mills
A Pugwash Jupc. D
A Fugwach .
I) . . . . Pugwash June.
Heudersui'S.. .
Wallace . . . .
Ross Road. .
Tatamagouche..
Denmark....
River John. .
Meadowville .
Scotsburn. . .
Scotch Hill...
Brown's Point.
Arr Plvton ...
Dep
KKAD
Expi
ress
11
00
10
55
10
35
10
25
10
08
9
55
*9 44
9 36
*9 u6
9 07
8 51
8 38
8 19
8 07
7
55 1
7
50
7 45
COJ^'DF^rSED TH<ROUGHriME m^LE.
Intercolonial Railway Points to Montreal,
Ottawa and Toronto.
(VIA ST. JOHN.)
Halifax . .
Truro . . .
Amherst..
Moncton ,
St. John
St. John,
Dep.
18 40
<«
20 50
K
23 23
l(
» 15
Arr.
3 S5
Dep.
4 25 1
Montreal
Ottawa. . .
Toronto .
ARRIVING AT
f 20 20
1 I 25
i 7 55
Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal to Intercolonial
Railway Points.
(VIA ST. JOHN.)
Toronto Dep.
Ottawa ■ *•
Montreal ''
St. John Arr.
St. John Dep.
8 45
16 40
20 40
12 50
13 00
ARRIVING AT
Moncton
Amherst.
Truro ...
Halifax..
»5 45 1
17
40
20
15
22
10 i
10
t*
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.
CONDEN SED THBOUGH TIME TABLE.
Intercolonial Railway Points to Quebec,
Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto.
Sydney, C B
Mulgrave
Pictou
New Glasgow
Halifax
Truro (Dining Room)
Amherst
St. John
Moncton (Lunch Room)
Newcastle
Bathurst
Dalhonsle
Campbellton ...»
Ste. Flavie
Trois Pistoles (Dining Room)
Riviere du Loup
Levis (Dining Room)
Levis, Grand Trunk Railway
Quebec, Canadian Pacific Railway.
bep.
9 55
<«
«4 55
II
»7 45
II
i8 35
It
18 40
II
20 50
II
23 23
II
22 10
«i
I 15
ti
3 as
»(
4 32
(<
5 30
II
62s
II
9 40
II
II 40
<i
12 40
Arr.
16 00
Dep.
16 25
It
22 -;o
4 15
6 20
7 30
12 00
12 25
14 50
ARRIVING AT
Montreal, Grand Trunk Railway . . . .
" Canadian Pacific Railway.
Ottawa, Canada Atlantic Railway . . .
" Canadian Pacific Railway ■ .
Toronto, Grand Trunk Railway
** Canadian Pacific Railway . .
22 00
6 30
12 30
25
15
19 30
20 05
12 30
I 25
Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and QneHec to JntercQlonlal Railway Points.
Toronto, Canadian Pacific Railway . .• . . Dep,
" Grand Trunk Railway "
Ottawa, Canada Atlantic Railway .... "
" Canadian Pacific Railway.. ..
Montreal, Grand Trunk Railway
" Canadian Pacific Railway. . .
Levis, Grand Trunk Railway Arr .
Quebec, Canadian Pacific Railway "
Levis, Intercolonial Railway Dep.
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8
45
9
00
«7
00
16
40
23
IS
22
30
8
00
6
30
8
30
2.' 30
17 00
16 40
7 55
8 10
14 00
13 IS
14 20
ARRIVING AT
Riviere du Loup
Trois Pistoles (Dining Room) .
Ste. Flavie
Campbellton
Dalhonsle
Bathurst
Newcastle
Moncton (Lunch Room)
Amherst
St. John
Truro (Dining Room)
New Glasgow
Pictou
Halifax
Mulgrave
Sydney, C.B
II
45
13
^S
IS 30
19
IS
20
OS
21
20
22
45
I
00
2
3
5
II
53
55
20
15
II 45
8 00
14 50
19 55
1845
19 55
22 15
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INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.
- TH ROUGH TIME TAB LE. -
Sydney, Mnlg^rave, Pictou and Halifax
TO
Boston and New Tork.
Sydney, CB
ftfulgrave
Antigonish
Pictou
New Glasgow
Halifax
Truro (Dining Room)
Amherst (Dining Room) (Day Train).
Moncton (Dining Room)
Pt. John (Dining Room ) <
Bangor
Portland
Causeway St
Haymarket Sq
Boston. . . . -{ tall Kiver Line
Boston &* A Ibany
Shore Line
{Boston <Sr» Albany
Fall River Line
Shore Line
Dep,
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Dep.
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9 55
i6 28
17 45
18 25
18 40
20 50
23 23
I *5
3 .55
6 25
'3 40
18 00
21 35
21 30
*23 00
*24 00
*6 41
"J 00
9 55
14 5
16 2
6 00
6 45
6 45
9 25
12 45
»4 55
18 30
20 30
6 50
12 30
16 15
16 25
*i8 00
*23 00
*ij 00
*6 41
*7 30
*23 00
New York and Boston
TO
Halifax and Eastern Points.
New York. ■
Boston .
' Shore Line ........ Dep.
Fall River Line .... '*
B. dr* A "
Haymarket Sq.... "
Causeway St '*
Portland "
Bangor "
St. John (Dining Room) •[ ^"•
Moncton ( Dining Room) Arr.
Amherst (Dining R'm(Day Train)
Truro ( L ining Room)
Halifax
New Glasgow "
Pictou "
Antigonish "
Mulgrave "
Sydney, C.B "
fio 00*. '.4 00
*17 30
fii 00
t8 00
I *23 00
«
t" 10
fis 20
22 00
22 10
1 00
2 53
5 20
8 00
" »5
" 45
>3 15
14 50
19 55
^19 00
^23 20
' 5 »5|
12 501
13 00
15 45
17 40
20 15
22 10
*9 00
^13 20
'19 35
5 30
7 00
10 10
12 20
15 35
18 20
20 50
21 20
* Daily f Daily except Sunday.
Time of and connections with foreign lines not guaranteetl.
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ifax
9 55
'4 55
i6 28
6 oo
6 45
645
9 25
12 45
'4 55
18 30
lo 30
6 50
[2 30
[6 15
16 25
[8 00
83 00
17 00
*6 41
'7 30
83 00
*9 00
13 20
19 35
5 30
7 00
10 10
12 20
IS 35
18 20
20 50
21 20
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INTERCOLONIItL RMLMMY.
NEW AND ELEGANT
Bnffet, Sleeping and Day Gars.
Run on Thhouoh Exprkss Trains bbtwbbn
HALIFAX, ST. JOHN, QUEBEC & MONTREAL,
Also, Between MONTREAL and STB. PLAVIE.
BLERPIWe CAWLH leave Halifax and Montreal daily. (Sunday
excepted) and run through between these points without change.
To aooommndate through and local travel north of Mondon a
Sleeping Car will leave Sr. John on through Express at 22. 10 o'olook
for Metapedia : returning leaving Metapedia at 18 49 o'clock for
St. John. Through Passengers t) and from Quebec and Montreiil
will bi transferred to through oars from and to St. John at
Metapedia.
Throufrh Sleeping Oars will be run nightly, (Sundays exoepted),
between St. John and Halifax, on Express Trains leaving Halifax
at 18 40 o'olook. and St. John at 22 10 o'olook
Through Parlor Car will be attached to trains leaving Montreal at
7.55 o'clock and St. Flavie at 4 15 o'clock, on Saturdays Parlor Car
will run to Little Metis, returning from there Monday Mornings at
3.80 o'clock.
QUCace CAN occupy SLECPCMS at *T. JOMN aTATION UNTII T O'CLOCK
Through Sleeping Cars run on Express Trains between Halifax,
St. John and Montreal, leavingHalifax daily (except Sundays), and
Montreal daily (except Saturdays), and run through between these
points via St. John without change. West bound passengers leav-
ing Halifax on Saturdays remain over at St. John till Monday
morning.
NEW AND ELEGANT PARLOR CARS
BUN ON DAY KXPEKSS TRAINS BRTWBBN
SAINT JOHN and HALIFAX,
and between Halifax and Mulgrave, and Pt. Tapper and
Sydney, c. B.
Sleeping Car Tickets are on sale at the undermen-
tioned Agencies and Offices of this Railway :
BIONTR1!:a.L— Br a. W. Robinson* 136^ St. James St., (Op-
posite St. Lawrence Hall), and at Pullman Ticket Office, Bonaven-
ture Depot.
«1JEBfr:0— By T. D. Shipman, 32 St. Louis Street.
HALIFAX— By C J. Carten, 132 Hollis Street and at Railway
Depot Ticket Office.
ST. JOHN— By Geo. Philps, 97 Prince William Street, and
Railway Depot Ticket Office.
Sleeping Oar Tickets via St. John are on fiale at the offices of the
Canadian Pacific Railway at Halifax and Montreal.
QUEBEC AND LEVIS FERRY.
Steamers of the Ferry connect with Intercolonial Railway as
follows :—
A.M.
8.00 Mail to Halifax
9 15 Accommodation
to R. du Loup
P.M.
2.00 Mail to Camp-
bellton
6.80 Accommodation
to R. du Loup.
A.M.
5 30 Mixed from R.
da Loup.
P.M.
12 15 Mail from Gamp-
bellton.
4.15 Mail from Hali-
fax.
6.15 Accommodation
from R. du Loup.
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RAIL CONNECTIONS.
Trains leavinv Halifax at 18-40 o'«Inek ftnd 8t. John at 22 10
o'olook arrive at Levis, Qaebeo. at 16.00 o'olook and Montreal at
22.00 o'clock next day. and Ottawa at l;'.3t,Toronto at 7.16 following
mominf where close eonnections are made for all Western Canada
and United States points.
Connection is also made at Qaebeo (by ferry) with Canadian
Pacific Railway for Montreal. Ottawa. Toronto, and all 0. P. Rail-
way and U. 8. Western Points.
Bxprese Trains from HalUkx and St. John for Ii«viii (Quebec)
and Montreal, SatardajM, will run to destination eunday.
Express leavlni; Montreal at 98.15 o'olook Saturdays, will
remain over S^mday at Lievlh.
Train leaving Halifax at IS. 40 o'doek arrives at St. John at S.fifi
o'clock and runs through to Montreal, arriving there at au.20 o'doek
same evening Ottawa 1 2) o'clock and Toronto 7.55 the following
morning. West boand passengers leaving Halifax on Saturdays re-
main over at SL John ttU Monday morning.
Passengers for Pictou and the East will leave Halifax at 6.45 by
through Express Train, and change oars at Truro-
Express Train from Pictou at 17.45 o'clock connects at Trur') with
Express fur Halifax at 20-25 and with Express for St .John and
Quebec at 20-50.
The 6-00 Aaoommodation Train from Pictou connects at Truro
with Express Trains for St John and Halifax.
Trains of the Kent Northern Railway con~xect at Rent Junction
with Accommodation Trains leaving Campbellton at 5.25 and
Moncton a(10.20
Trains of the Cumberland Railway Company connect at Spring
Hill Junction, to and ft-om Parrsboro, with Day Express Trains to
and from Halifax and St. John.
Trains of the Salisbury and Harvey Railway connect at Salisbury
station with Accommodation Train from Moncton at 8.15 and with
Day E xpress t rom S U John at ? . 05.
Trains of the Elgin and Havelock Branch Railway connect at
Petitcodiao with Accommodation from Moncton at 8. 15 for St.
John and with No. 2 Day Express from St- John, also with Accom-
modation leaving St. John at 10 30.
At St. John Station with Trains of the Qanadian Pacific Railway
for Frederioton, Woodstock. Houlton, 8t. Andrews. St. Stephen)
Montreal, Ottawa. Toronto, and all Western Canada and IJ. S.
Points : also with " New England All-Rail Line " for Bnngor, Port-
land, Boston u,nd New York.
At Windsor Junction with Trains of the Windsor and Annapolis
Railway for Windsor, Wolfville, Kentville, and all points in the
Annapolis Valley.
At SackvilleDay Express leaving^ St. .Tohnat 7.00 o'clock con-
nects with N. B. and P. E. Island Railway for Cape Tormentine.
At Chatham Junction with Trains of the CanadaBastem Railway
for Chatham and Frederioton.
At Maccan Trains of the Joggins Railway connect with Day Ex-
press Trains from St. John and Halifax.
At Hampton and Norton with Central Railway of New Brunswick.
At Riviere du Loup with Trains of the Temiscouata Railway.
At Gloucester Junction with the Canuiuet Railway.
At Levis Day Express from Halifax connects with Trains of the
Quebec Central Railway for Sherbrooke and Boston.
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rNTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.
CONNECTIONS FOR
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Day Express leaving Halifax at 6.45 o'clock connects at Truro at
>3o with Local Bxpess for Pictou, where connection is made daily
(except Sundays) with Steamers of the Charlottetown Steam Navi-
gation Co. for Charlottetown.
Day Express leaving St. John at 7.00 o'clock connects at Painsec
Junction with train for Point du Chene, where connection is made
daily, (Sunday excepted) with Steamers of the Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co., to and from Summerside and Charlottetown and all
P. £. I. Railway points.
Connections are made at Painsec to and from Point du Chene and
Shediac with Through Day Express Trains to and from St. John and
Halifax.
There is no connection made at Painsec to of\ from Point du Chene
with Night Express Trains.
CONNECTIONS FOR
EftSTERN NOVfl SCOTIfl 5 CAPE BRETON ISLAND,
Express Train leaving Halifax at 6.45 connects at Truro with
Local Express for Pictou, Port Mulgrave and Sydney, C.B.
Steamers to and from Baddeck connect with Express Trains morn-
ing and evening at Grand Narrows.
Passengers leaving Sydney at 9.55 o'clock arrive in Halifax at 22.10
same evening, and in St. John 3.55 following morning, connecting at
St. John with trains of the " All Rail Line,'' and with International
Steamers for Boston and all points in Eastern United States, New
York, &c.
At Mulgrave, (during navigation, weather permitting) with Stmr.
" Rimouski," on Mondays and Fridays, for Arichr.t and Canso, on
Wednesdays and Saturdays for Guysboro, and on Tuesdays and
Thursdays for Port Hood.
At Antigonish, Stage from Sherbrooke connects daily with Ex-
press Trains to and from New Glasgow and Halifax.
At Heatherton, Stage from Guysboro connects daily with Express
trains to and from New Glasgow and Halifax.
At Hastings, Stage connects daily to and tVoni Port Hood and
Mabou with Ferry Steamer, running between Mulgrave and Hastings.
- FIRST-CLASS * REFRESHMENT * ROOMS -
—AT
Truro, Amherst, Moncton, St. John, Trois
Pistoles and Levis.
AND AMPLE TIME ALLOWED FOR MEALS-
Baererage Checked to all Points in Canada and
Principal Points in United States.
Mount Alfts*^
University
Connections with Rtohollau Jt Ontario Nav. Oo*'s
Steamers.
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.
At Levis, Steamer from Montreal connect* with Tratne for Biv. dn
Loup, Cacouna, Dalhousie. Halifax and St. John. Express Trains
from Halifax and St. John connect by ferry at Qiiebec with steamer
for Montreal..
Oonneotlons for Qaspe and other Bale des
Chaleur points.
and other Bale dee Ctudear points, from
will leave Levis on Tuesdays and Fridays by
, 30 o'clock
Efxpreba Trains from Halifax at 1S.40 Mondays and Thursdays, and
from St. John on Tuesday and Friday mornings, at 7.00 o'clock, will
make conaectioa at Dalhousie for Gaspe.
Connections for the Masdalen Islands.
At Pictou with SS. " Saint Olaf," on Mondays, for Magdalen
Islands, (calling at Georgetown and Souris, F, ». !•)• for Cheti-
camp, C.B., calling both going and returning, on Port Hood, Mabou
Mouth and Margaree, every Wednesday alter arrival oi the last
train from Halifax.
Steamboat Connections for PoKland, Boston
and New York.
At Halifax with Steamers "Halifax" and " Olivette " for Boston
direct every Tuesday and Thursday at 8,00, and Saturday at aa.oo
o'clock.
At St. John with steamers of the " International Steamship Co."
leaving St. John on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days for Eastport and Boston direct, and on Tuesdays and Fridays
for Sastport and Portland, and via Boston and Maine K.U. from
Portlami for Boston. Connections at Boston for New York by Rail
and Steamers.
Also on Tuesday afternoons with steamers of the Mallory Line
for New York.
Mi'TA.os oo:N]Kxeoi:'i09r«i.
At Shubenacadie with Stages daily for Maitiand. Gay's River and
Musquodobit, and on Saturdays for Kenoetcook ana Noel.
At Hopewell with McDaniel's Stage Line for Springville. Bridge-
ville, St. Paul, Upper and Lower Caledonia, SmithfieUTand Melrose
At Truro, daily, with stages for Clifton, Black Rock and Maitiand,
and tri-weekly for Earltown, and W. Branch River John.
At Londonderry with stages for Acadia Iron Mines, Great Viliage,
Economy and Five Islands.
At Shediac with Stages to and from Cocagne and Buctouche.
At Harcourt with Stages for Richibucto, Kingston and other
places on North Shore,
At Newcastle with tri-weckly Stage for Red Bank, Whitncyville,
Derby, Blissfield, Doaktowa nnd Fredericton.
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INTERCOLONML RMLWW.
I
Steamship Connections.
Canadian European Mail k Passenger Ronte
Close oonneotions are made at Rimouski (weekly) with Royal
Mail Stramrbs of the Allah Lini to and from Liverpool, making
THE NHOHTEST OOEAM PA8SAOE between
AMERICA AND EUROPE.
Passengers from Nova Scotia. New Brunswick and P. E. Island
for Oreat Britain or the Continent, taking Quebec Express, leaving
St. John and Halifax, p. u. Saturdays, will join outward Mail
Steamers at Rimouski, p. h., Sundays.
Passengers from Montreal or the West leaving Montreal by Mail
Train. Sunday morning, will join outward Mail Steamer at Rim-
ouski same evening.
Mail Train will leave Levis Station at 14.35 o'clock and stop at
St. Thomas, Ste. Anne. St. Paschal, Biv. du Loup, Cacouna and
Trois Pistoles, arriving at Rimouski at 20.00 o'clock.
Fast Special Trains leave Rimouski on arrival of inward Mail
Steamers with Passengers and Mails for Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa,
Toronto, Western Canada and United States ; and when regular
trains do not connect, for St. John and Halifax.
At Halifax (fortnightly) with Allan Line Stkaurbs to and from
Newfouiidland, Queenstown and Liverpool ; with Fumess Line for
London ; and with Str. St. Pierre for St. Pierre Miq.
A.t Halifax with Steamers for Bermuda, Jamaica, St. Thomas,
St. Kitts, Antigua, Guadeloupe, Dominica, Martinique, St. Lucia,
Barbadoes, Trinidad and Demerara.
Tbe Intercolonial Rnllivay is unequalled for com*
fort an«l Mifety in its PaMseni^er Train equipment.
Throiiirb Expre»«i Trains are brilliantly lisbted
bjr Electricity and beatcd by Steam.
The Weatlnirboniie Antomaiic Air Bralie la on all
Paasencer Train Cars and Ea|(lnes.
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INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.
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\umn\c^ '^ouzicyt'^.zavMt.
The INTERCOLONIAL traverses for TWO HUNDRED MILES
ihe south shore of the MAJESTIC ST. LAWRP'.NCE, thence through
the famouii lake, mountain and valley region of the METAPEDIA and
RESTIGOUCHE RIVERS, unequalled for their
-^macNificeNt -I- sceNerY-^
and along the beautiful and picturesque shores of the BAIE DES CHA-
LEURS and GULF of ST. LAWRENCE, abounding in exhaustless
Salmon and Trout Streams.
LL THE POPULAR SUMMER SEA-BATHiNC
ND HEALTH-RESTORING RESORTS Of Canada
ARE ALONG THIS LiNE.
NOTABLE AMONG WHICH ARE
Rivi6re du Loup, Cacouna, Bic, Metis,
Campbellton, Dalhousie, Bathurst,
Pugwash, Tatamagouche, St.
Jchn, Shediac, Halifax,
Baddecl< & Sydney, C.B.
THROUGH TICKETS
FOR
Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Win-
nipeg, The Canadian North West and
British Columbia,
Also to all Principal Points in the
United States, Prince Edward Island and
Cape Breton,
CAN BE OBTAINED FROM
C. J. CARTEN, - - - - 132 Hollis Street, Halifax, N.S.
GEORGE PHILPS, - 97 Prince William Street, St. John, N.B,
E. TOHNSON, Chatham. N.B.
D. R. McDonald, - - - 49 Dalhousle street, Quebec.
T. D. SHIPMAN, - s2 St. Louis Street, Upper Town, Quebec.
GEO. W, ROBINSON, Eastern Freight and Passenger Agent. 136^^
St. James Street (opposite St Lawrence Hall), Montreal
N. WEATHERSTON. Western Freight and Passenger Agent, 93
York Street. Rossin House Block, Toronto.
E. KING, - 27 Spark Street, Ottawa.
GEO. SHEA, St. John's Newfoundland.
AND AT THE UNDERMENTIONED STATIONS ; ,
Halifax, St. John, Windsor Junction, Shubenacadie, Truro, New
Qlaigow, Pictou, Londonderiy, Spring Hill, Amherst, Sackville,
Dorchester, Point DuChene, Shediac. Moncton, Sussex, Harcourt,
Newcastle, Bathurst, Dalhousie, Campbellton, Little Metis, Ste.
Plavie, Rimouski, Trois Pistoles, Riviere du Loup, Pugwash,
Mulgrave. Sydney and North Sydney, C.B.
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INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.
IN MAKING UP YOUR SUMMER TOUR BE SURE
YOU INCLUDE THE MAGNIFICENT
8EA8IDE, 'i- f
RIVER,
LAKE
AND MOUNTAIN
•>^ OF THE K-
INTERCOLONIAL
IN YOUR TRIP !
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Dun'l fHll to liii'ln«le the new anti picturesque Kail Route
tlirougli CH|>e nret«ni iHlund,
SMi tlie Mnll Bras n Lakes
IN YOUK
SUMMER TOUR.
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tODIID TIIP TODIiSTS' TIIIIEni,
Snner Escmsloi
-3 ANDS^
M Bathing Tickets
(rood for passage between first of June and last of October,
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FOR SALE AT
All Agencies and at Principal Stations of the Inter-
colonial, Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific
Railways, and by City and Toarist
Agents in Canada and
United States.
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Prince Edward Island Railway.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
Accont.
P. M.
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
9
oo
30
07
21
09
42
30
54
04
10 10
11 00
A.M.
6 30
8 20
9 00
9 30
10 14
10 55
A.M.
6 30
8 25
9 38
10 oo
Exprc
A. M.
6 00
14
48
58
30
53
8 IS
8 30
9 35
10 30
11 14
" 55
r. M.
5 50
7 10
8 05
8 41
9 15
P.M.
5 50
7 10
8 03
8 20
Mitn
5
•7
20
3»
40
49
49
70
89
103
117
o
22
31
38
50
60
O
22
40
46
STATIONS.
D Charlotteto wn- . . .A
.. Royalty Junction....
North Wiltshire
Hunter River
.... Emerald Junction ....
Kensington
< ... Summerside • • ^ .
Port Hill
O'Leary
Alberton
A Tignish d
Esprtu.
D Charlottetown A
. . .Mt. Stewart Junction. . .
Morell
St. Peter's
Bear River
A Souris D
D Charlottetown a
Mt. Stewart June . . .
Cardigan
A Georgetown d
F. M.
6 25
lo
36
25
54
39
4 05
40
37
46
05
12 25
P.M.
20
42
20
45
15
9
8
7
7
6
6
A. M.
9 20
8 10
7 17
7 00
A.M.
Accom,
A. M.
I 00
12 40
»' 57
II 44
II 04
10 31
10 00
9 55
8 16
7 00
6 00
5 00
3 40
a 10
I 2q
12 58
12 14
" 35
A.M.
3 40
2 00
12 52
12 30
A.M.
TRAINS RUN ON EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
Tourists desirous of visiting the Western portion of the
Island can leave Charlottetown at 6 a.m., arrive at Tignish
11.55 ^'^', returning to Charlottetown same day, arriving
6.25 p.m.
Passengers for St. John, N.B., Montreal, Boston, New
York, and other points North and West, leave Charlottetown
at 6 a.m., and arrive Summerside at 8. 15 a.m., connecting
there with S. Nav. Co.'s Steamers for Pointe du Chene, thence
via I. C. Railway.
Passengers leaving Charlottetown at 6 a.m., reach St.
jchn, N.B., same evening, and Boston following afternoon.
From Charlottetown,S. Nav. Co.'s Steamers leave for Pictou
daily. Passengers arrive Halifax at 18. ao o'clock same day.
Boating, deep sea and river fishing, driving through the de-
lightful variety of wooded and richly cultivated country, with
charming sea views, shooting on meadow and marsh, and
bathing, both in the quiet waters of the harbor and in the
white rolling surf on the sand hills, are among the recreations
of P. £. Island summer resorts.
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Suaiaiev of 1892.
Railway Office, Moncton, July 18th, 1892.