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Otago Witness, Issue 2425, 5 September 1900, Page 52

Steadies the Nerves, Gives Tone to the Stomach, Prevents Ml Effects of Extreme Heat. "Puts the 'Go 9 Into You. 5 ' "I am a professional, cyclist." tl In training and racing in tlie extreme heat of a Queensland summer, wnicli requires a neavy expenditure of nervous energy and often leaves one thoroughly exhausted, I have found Ayer's Sarsaparilla of the greatest benefit. "It makes you have a good appetite, tones up the stomach, steadies the nerves, and puts the ' go ' into you. I tell you, lam a great friend to Ayer'a Sarsaparilla." Mr. F. E. Shaw, of Edward St., Brisbane, Queensland, a .cyclist well known in connection with the "Red Bird Bicycle," sends us this letter together with a photograph from which the above illustration is made. This is another reason why Aj r er's Sarsaparilla is called "The Wo&icPs Greatest Family Rfledaciine." Such a testimonial shows how valuable Ayer's Sarsaparilla is to those who have to work hard. It removes all feeling of exhaustion, braces you up, mates your work easier, gives strength to the muscles, refreshes and invigorates, and, best of all, takes out every impurity from the blood, © ?he Greatest of All Nerve Tonics. AYER'_S _PILLB cur© allfo_rms:ol^ljvejLtroM_feS^