El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-12
1t is amazing to what uses the wheel

1t is amazing to what uses the wheel
has come. Today it is used in all lines
OF business and it is almost impossible
for business men to realize how they
ever got along without It. 1t is a great
convenience to the working man 90
ing to aud from lis lGbOrs: messengers
and mail carriers use them in their
rounds: reporters find them indispen
sable and it enables them to get over
much more ground than they could any
other way. L dy school teachers and
type writer's use them going to and
from school and BUSINESS and
1t gives them the exercise
they are mostly III need of: they
enable scholars to attend school from q
distance and never be tirdy. 1t is one
of the best exercises for people in all
ables them to 20 and come mptlv.
Taken all IN all the bicycle is one Of
the greatest inventions of the mod
ern age.
The City of Mexico has very good
law covering BICYCLING 1t REQUIRES
every cycler to Ike out a license, and
this license protects him ia the thor
oughfares OF the city and if he is run into
b. vehicle he is entitled to the amount
OF damages sustained. if he has no IL |
cense he gets no damages. The laws
are strictly enforced requiring all |
travellers in the streets to turn to the |
right, and when cycler travels &C.
cording to law be is Ven all the pro-
lection that any otner vehicle has |
Cyclers are not required to carry a |
light, but they must have a bell which |
they must ring a every street CROSSING.
The regulation works well in a citv |
where the streets are always crowded |
with vehicles aud pedestrians.
Does the cycle track association |
''sleep the sleep that knows no wax |
ing?" If not what do the< expect to |
do in the way of cycle amusements TO =
the spring? Would it not be a good |
idea to try and get circuit meet here
for May, So that new interest could be
awakened in cycling? Let some one |
make d move IN the matter to feel the |
pubic pulls. There are more cycIeIs
in town now than there were last wear |
Of late there has been considerable |
scOrchInp on the streets of Ell Paso, and
the SEQ ~cne"s should be attended to be
fore somebody gets badly hurt. The |
streets are no pla e for scorchers aud
there IS an ordinance fOrbIudinp il |
that should be invoked. 1t is much |
better to make bicycle riders comply |
with the ocorchlEg ord nance than 1t ls |
to enforce the lamp ordinance, for if |
scOrchlng Is stopped there is no danger
in riding at night without LIMP and |
if an ace dent should happen then the
party without the ldmDou their wheel |
would be the one to suffer. If the
p 'llce will look Il little after the scorch-
ers they can tipd them most any even
ing about the cay.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Me iical Discov-
cry is remdrKab e remedy. 1t cures |
diseases in d perfectly natural wav. |
without the use Of strong drugs. It |
cures by helplug nature. 1t has "a De-
cullar tonic effect Oh the lining mem
brdnes of the stomach and bowels. By |
putting these mem braue5 into healthy |
condition, stimulating the secretion of |
the various e-tive juices and furn- |
lshlng to the blood the proper purify
ing properties, it reaches out over the |
who'll body and drives disease-germs
before it inio the usual excretnry chan
nelS. 1t builds up firm, muscular flesh
makes the skin and fhe eyes bright.
Dr.. Pierce's GOIuel Medical DISCOVERY
has been found wonderfully efficacious |
in the treatment of skin Diseases
eczema, letter, erysi Delas. salt-rheum-
from common plmp es or blotches to the
worst case of scrOfu Il.
With a duty on wool, a duty on Mex
lean cattle. duty on lead, New Mex
leo will prosper The extra 5 ssion
and the enactment of tariff law can
not come any TOO -onn as far rs New