Travreners by the Canadian Vacitic Railway owe a great deal to the descriptive time-table that is supplied to all passengers, which is a running guide-book for the journey across the Continent, and answers every question that the eager tourist wishes to ask. A special edition of this time able was priated by the C.P.R. Company in September last for the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, and a copy of it Bound in red cloth, gilt, with the ducal arms on it, has been handed us by the agents of the Company here. The book, which has several excellent illustrations in and maps, has pictures and plans and full details of the Royal train, which represents all that is best in Canadian railway equipment." [twas 730 feet in length and weighed 595 tons, and it would apparently be absolutely impossible to make railway carriages more comfortable than these were. The train consisted of the day coach Cornwall " and the night coach York," reserved for the royal pair, The latter contained bedrooms and bathrooms
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