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Bruce Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 2957, 3 May 1898, Page 1

Public Notices GRAIN! GRAIN! TTTE HAVE INOREASED OUR STORAGE ACCOMMODATION, aad, being in daily touch with the trade, • -<j *, Hlgh-ant Market, Valnpw arp Assurad. Cornaaoka, Twine, &o. at Lowest Ourrent Ratea. Advice Notes and Sample Baga on Applioation. STRONAGH BROS & MORRIS Arthur 0. Stbonaoh | Fbed. T. Stbonaoh | Crosby Mobbis CRAWFORD, POLICE, AND YOGEL STREETS, DXJISrJSDIN A WELL-KNOWN CYCLIST Regains Health and Strength by the Use of the Great Sloed-Purifler and Tonic, Ayer's Sarsaparilla. He ®®ndo hlft Portrait, and Writes as Follows: Gentlemen : Being a racing cyclist and consequently having to go through a severe bodily test in way of training I was, after a long term of constant practice, entirely run down, and had decided to abandon the track for awhile, but having heard a great deal as to the blood-purifying and strengthening qualities of Ayer's Sarsaparilla I determined to give it a trial. I am glad to say that I have been greatly benefited by the medicine, so much so that I am again able to go on the bicycle track, and can recommend Ayer's Sarsaparilla to anyone suffering from loss of strength and weakness of the system. Yours respectfully, Frank Watts, Sydney, New So. Wales, Dec. 20, 1868. -^ Ayer's Sarsaparilla, The Strength "Civer and Blood-Purifier. g^" See that the name— AVER'S Sarsaparilla— is on the wrap* gwr, and blown in the glaas of each bottle. Acoept ao other, a iibi_*bwhiiiiibiiiibi iMiraiaairTwwwTTwiairaiiTiaiiaiiiwainTa nitfifcr -fir ~ "Tnir TiT'-nnnnnt_*ii_«tf_if -a r~ iv -"i'*rn - --| n - * ■ i in 1897. A LAST WOBD. Another year drawa to a oloae, and many will again scan closely the pros and cons of the paat year. There la a aatiafaotion in knowing that we have aoted well oar part, and have dono the best in tbe oircumatanoea in which we have been plaoed. Many of our oountry friends have, no doubt, accomplished their object of making two bladea of grasß grow where only one grew before. Many houaewivea have, for their part, added to the pleaaure of life by making a judloioua aeleotion from the various brands of article* which from day to day ref reah the Inner man, In these, none play a more important part than tho " cap that oheera." Thelhouaewivea who have selected the famoua TIGER TEAS have aoted well their part. They have had their reward. Those who did not aelect TIGER TEAS in 1897 missed at least one pleasure in life ; but they oan to aome extent remedy their mißtake by commencing to uae TIGER TEAS on lat January, 1898. The aim of the proprietora haa been to mako and keep TIGER TEAS tho beat valne In the market, and, judging from the enonnoaa looreaso la lilea, thty feftv* not fftltod to itotleg their part.