The Arcade Hotel Guide: For the Use of Strangers Visiting Philadelphia, Containing an Account of Places of Interest, Public Buildings, Churches, ... for Visiting the Same (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from The Arcade Hotel Guide: For the Use of Strangers Visiting Philadelphia, Containing an Account of Places of Interest, Public Buildings, Churches, Places of Amusement, and With Directions for Visiting the Same

Sir:

J. D. Brown, Proprietor of the Arcade Hotel, presents, with his compliments, this copy of the "Arcade Hotel Guide to Places of Interest in Philadelphia," for your acceptance. The gift may appear to you of no great value; nevertheless you may find it to amply repay you for the trouble of a careful perusal, particularly if you are visiting Philadelphia for the first time, and are desirous of visiting its notable places. It will tell you where these places are, how to get to them, and what the visit will cost you.

Your first inquiry will naturally be as to the most desirable Hotel to stop at, and the answer is as naturally given: "The Arcade Hotel." Again, you ask why? Read the following description of the Arcade Hotel, and the enumeration of its advantages in the several points of convenience, comfort, and economy over the other Hotels; then stop there once, and you will never have occasion to repeat the inquiry.

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