The Wheel and cycling trade review . ting wide-spread attention from the manufacturers ofhigh-grade wheels. In design and finish, it is certainly a beautiful example of the chain-makers art. Diamond chains were formerly known asIndianapolis. The change was made ayear ago to prevent confusion with the pro-duct of a newer concern, which adopted asomewhat similar name. The genuine Dia-monds are all stamped with the Diamondtrade mark and I. C. & S. Co. This progressive corporation ranks well upin the list of successes of the cycle officers are C. E. Test, president; E. , sec
The Wheel and cycling trade review . ting wide-spread attention from the manufacturers ofhigh-grade wheels. In design and finish, it is certainly a beautiful example of the chain-makers art. Diamond chains were formerly known asIndianapolis. The change was made ayear ago to prevent confusion with the pro-duct of a newer concern, which adopted asomewhat similar name. The genuine Dia-monds are all stamped with the Diamondtrade mark and I. C. & S. Co. This progressive corporation ranks well upin the list of successes of the cycle officers are C. E. Test, president; E. , secretary; A. C. Newby, treasurer;Humphrey Harrington, mechanical expertand J. H. Holland, superintendent. WONT TROUBLE THE POLICE. Heres a scorcher which will never troublethe police or courts and which never will bewritten down by an indignant press—not ifthe Place & Terry Manufacturing Company,No. 247 Centre street, New York, can helpit, and so believing can and have helped it. TheScorcher is a companion to their Pathlight. lamp, selling for considerably less money,for the same price as the ordinary tinlamps, as P. &. T. express it. They statethat the Scorcher is made of brass, handsome-ly nickle plated, and claim it to be jolt andcyclone proof. The top and the oil-fount can be taken off,and the reflector as easily removed. It hasa double convex glass lens, a sliding green
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