Millions of Americans have stood on the shores of the Niagara River, or on the deck of the little "Maid of the Mist," and looked up at the greatest falls in the World, and, awed and spellbound by the sublime handiwork of the Almighty, marvelled at the magnitude of the force of the mighty waters which hurled themselves over the great precipice, on the dividing line between the United States and Canada, into the boiling, seething, foaming vortex of waters and rocky crags 164 feet below. Man has now turned this gigantic waste of energy and power into the blue current of Electricity, and for many miles roundabout, cities are made almost light as day, and the wheels of industry are made to whirr by the harnessed power of Niagara, which now silently and faithfully does the bidding of mankind. The Washington Crisps Mills, at Buffalo, are run by the power of Niagara. 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