The Wheel and cycling trade review . lt for the reason, asstated, that the funds had been projector departed for Philadelphia to in-terest the Quaker City wheelmen in the pro-ject. Since leaving Atlantic City nothing hasbeen heard of him. RELATIVE GLORY. Foh some racers, said Uncle Eph, win-nin a picnic championship am de top er deladder ob fame; foh others it am only de fus*roun. TRYING AND MISSING. Record chasing is a difficult pursuit, re-marks the wise man on a daily paper. Per-haps he meant that record is a hard thing tocatch. Rain caused the final meet at the MemphisColiseu
The Wheel and cycling trade review . lt for the reason, asstated, that the funds had been projector departed for Philadelphia to in-terest the Quaker City wheelmen in the pro-ject. Since leaving Atlantic City nothing hasbeen heard of him. RELATIVE GLORY. Foh some racers, said Uncle Eph, win-nin a picnic championship am de top er deladder ob fame; foh others it am only de fus*roun. TRYING AND MISSING. Record chasing is a difficult pursuit, re-marks the wise man on a daily paper. Per-haps he meant that record is a hard thing tocatch. Rain caused the final meet at the MemphisColiseum to be declared off, and the buildinghas been closed for the balance of the winter. When hard luck strikes a racer and he getson his uppers his enemies quit knocking him,but his friends begin. No successful racer is lucky who has notthe ability to be so. ,896- 5i What Is Reputation! u tt exclaimed IAGO. The REPUTATION of the STERLING makes iteasy to sell it at $ and one sale is alwaysfollowed by another. BUILT LIKE A BUILT LIKE A WATCH. Our 97 wheel has special features—for example,the FORK, which all are trying to imitate AGENCIES: New York : Schoverling, Daly & Gales, 302 : Dame, Stoddard & Kendall, 374 Washington : Jacob Rech & Sons, Eighth Street and Girard : Gerwing-Hilton-Kennedy Cycle Co., 1727 Stout Coast: A. C. Nichols &Co., 400-4 Battery Street. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. y The Sterling Cycle Works, CHICAGO, ILL. Kindly mention The Wheel. 5* December SEMI-PNEUMATIC HYGIENIC. A prominent physician in an address beforethe Sanitarium Institute Congress, held re-cently in England, truthfully said: The sad-dle is a very important part of the bicycle,and if badly designed and badly adjusted itmakes all the difference between pleasure andpain in riding. Every saddle should be ad-justed to suit the person who is to ride, and notwo persons like the same position, and igno-rance of some of the most commo
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