. Views of Canadian cities, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec, St. John, Halifax . WINTER SCENESDuring the winter the St. Lawrence River is frozen and the snow sometimes falls to a great depth in the streets of Montreal. The citizens, however, are veryfond of winter sports and look forward to that season as not one of the least enjoyable of the year. Tobogganing is especially popular, and the Park Slide on thewest slope of Mount Royal is much frequented by toboggan clubs and unattached devotees of the sport. (Euebcc. DUFFERIN TERRACE AND THE LOWER TOWN FROM THE CITADELThe Dufferin Terrace, alo
. Views of Canadian cities, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec, St. John, Halifax . WINTER SCENESDuring the winter the St. Lawrence River is frozen and the snow sometimes falls to a great depth in the streets of Montreal. The citizens, however, are veryfond of winter sports and look forward to that season as not one of the least enjoyable of the year. Tobogganing is especially popular, and the Park Slide on thewest slope of Mount Royal is much frequented by toboggan clubs and unattached devotees of the sport. (Euebcc. DUFFERIN TERRACE AND THE LOWER TOWN FROM THE CITADELThe Dufferin Terrace, along the riverward edge of the Upper Town, is the finest promenade in the world. It extends about a quarter of a mile from the buttressbuilt by Champlain in 1G20 for the Chateau of St. Louis to the base of the Citadel. The Terrace is 182 feet above the St. Lawrence and commands a view of extra-ordinary beauty. Below are the curious streets of the Lower Town and the busy wharves. On the opposite shore rise the bluffs of PointLevis. During the even-ing the Terrace is the favorite resort of the citizens of Quebec. (Euebec
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