The Season.—We now have the fall of the'autumn leaf; also/the fall of the man who steps on it on the wet pavement. A. leaf no longer, than a 10-cent. note will pet under the heel of a man worth 213,000d01., and make him sit down so suddenly-that the most practical eye can't tell whether his hat or Ibis collar button flew the highest.—Easton Free Press. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.—No more Nervousness.— The moment impurity enters the blood health is diminished, and our jierves warn us of the disajreeahle fact. " Cast the impurities out!" says common sense, ar.d long 1 experience testifies that Holloway's Pills accomplish this with the utmost certainty antl- completeness. To the "dyspeptic and apathetic they give new, life and fresh energybythe wholesome influence i / they exercise over the stomach, liver, and other inter-nal-organs. The most wretched indigestion fades bo^ fore "their corrective power, and therewith' gloom of m,ind and indisposition for exertion disappear. Holloway's Pills purify and regulate the circulation by steadying- the heart's action. ■■-■•• '.(Tor remainder ot News see Fourth Page.)
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2563, 24 March 1877, Page 3
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173Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2563, 24 March 1877, Page 3
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