. Two days at Niagara Falls. -- . otel is a very convenientplace for holding meetings and conventions, having parlors andnioms suitable for this purpose. The Queens Royal Hotel is delightfully located at Niagara-on-the-Lake at the mouth of the Niagara River where it empties intoLake Ontario, and directly opposite Fort Niagara where threecompanies of infantry from the regular army are quartered, togetherwith their very fine band. The Queens is one of the most delight-ful places that can be found to enjoy a vacation. Messrs. McGaw^ Winnett are the proprietors; they also own and manage theQueens
. Two days at Niagara Falls. -- . otel is a very convenientplace for holding meetings and conventions, having parlors andnioms suitable for this purpose. The Queens Royal Hotel is delightfully located at Niagara-on-the-Lake at the mouth of the Niagara River where it empties intoLake Ontario, and directly opposite Fort Niagara where threecompanies of infantry from the regular army are quartered, togetherwith their very fine band. The Queens is one of the most delight-ful places that can be found to enjoy a vacation. Messrs. McGaw^ Winnett are the proprietors; they also own and manage theQueens Hotel at Toronto, which is a sufficient guarantee to all whoknow them, as to its being well kept in every way. Niagara-on-the-Lakeis reached by way of Lewiston, taking observation trains, orother regular trains of the New York Central from Niagara Falls andboat from Lewiston. The trains of the Michigan Central, NiagaraDivision, also run to Niagara-on-the-Lake, as well as the steamersof the Niagara Navigation Company from The Day Line Steamers.—The journey up and downthe famous Hudson is undoubtedly the most interesting and pic-turesque inland voyage in the United States. Its attractions areperennially charming, and the point of view afforded by the palatialsteamers, New York and Albany of the Day Line, is anideal one. These magnificent boats, being designed for day ser-vice and tourist purposes only, carry no freight whatever savepersonal baggage of passengers. Thus the lower forward decksand other desirable points of view are open to passengers, and thefittings and accommodations of the craft throughout are sumptu-ous. Veritable pleasure boats, every suggestion of toil is ban-ished from their decks, and the holiday atmosphere, engenderedby external circumstances and a happy purpose, is thus subtlymaintained. As a delightful link in the chain of a holiday tour betweenNiagara Falls and the metropolis, the voyage up or down theHudson River upon one of these boats is c
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