WOE ON THE WHEEL.

There was a "scorching" girl, who came down an awful purl,

And scarified her nose, and scarred her forehead.

She thought, when first she rode, biking very, _very_ good,

But now she considers it horrid!

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Illustration: _Winny_ (_one mile an hour_) _to Annie_ (_two miles an

hour_). "Scorcher!"

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THE FAVOURITE OF THE MOTOR-CARS.--_Pet_roleum.

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In England, says a French writer, motoring is not considered a sport

because it does not involve killing anything. This is but one more

example of Continental aspersion.

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As a result of his trip over the Gordon-Bennett course, the Roman

Catholic Archbishop of Dublin now recommends the motor-car for pastoral

visits. This will be no new thing. For years past some people have

looked on the motor-car in the light of a visitation.

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CYCLING CONUNDRUM.--_Q._ What article of the cyclist girl's attire do a

couple of careless barbers recall to mind?

_A._ A pair of nickers.

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Motorists are still expressing their indignation at a recent disgraceful

incident when one of their number, because he could not pay a fine at

once, was taken to prison, and forced to don ugly convict garb in the

place of his becoming goggles and motor coat.

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