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CLU(3 RoAD ACE 1 : HA'v?y ms'( The above deplcta a very pleasant feature of bïcycling as a nport. Tho club havo ridden from their headquarters in tho city, to a suburban vill;ige sorae twenty miles aw:ty, where they await the .irriv.i! of the racing roeinbera who werc to etart just tbirty minutes later. Fivo minutes more and the two foromost of tho racing men- Fri, on bis " Harvard," and Yonson on hi"Yale," appear in Bigbt. The paco ia tremendous: tbc men are neck and neck, and Dodgen, tbc captain of the club, whom you observe ia leaning on bis " Öhadow "ligbt roadeter, In the foreground, declares the race a tie. " Whcre are the otbcr men ? " be ;iskn. 'Ob, behlnd, somewhere," ia tho reply. "Are tfierd any ' Hurvard'ii ' or ' Yale's' or Shadow's ' among thuiui1 " "Not one." '%i Ah ! tbat account for it," saya the captain. American bicyclera as a body wlll realizo tbo force of tbo captain's last remark, but the thouBands of new riderw which tbc coming year wil! produce, sbould eacb one of them realize that tbc only true ceonomy in cboosing a bicycle la to be content Wilb nothing lom than the very best that monoy wlll procure. Each shoulj find out all he can about bicycles before raaking bN cboice, and in order to usslst enqulrers in their eearch for Information, we will,'on receipt of a a three-cent stamp, eend to any address, a copy of our large illustrated catalogue by returnniaif. THE CUNNINGHAM COMPANY, Tho Pioneer Bicycle Housje of Auiaricit. [liotabliHlifd 1877.] Ilttporting ManuHictur's of Bicycles & Trlcyc8% Oud Fellowb' Hall, Boston, MasL CHAS. VV. WAGNEI!, Agent, 21 South M.mi,st,., A;m Arbor, Mich.