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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3300, 19 July 1879, Page 4

An Irishman, leaning against a lamppost as a funeral was.going by, was asked who was dead. " I can!t exactlysay, sir," lie replied, "but I presume 'it's ' the jintleman in the coffin." HoMiOWAT'B PlLlS.—Pure Blood>—As this vital fluid, when iv v healthy; sta'e, sustains and renovates every part of the living system, so, when itbecotnea impoverished and-impure it-exerts a precisely contrary effect. It is abuudantly manifest that any medicine which doea nofc reach the circulation can never exterminate tho disease ; but any :■ preparation capable of exercising v sanitary influence over the blood, must with it be carried to every living fibre of. tbo frame. ,'Xlie lungs,' heart, liver, kidneys, and skin, all deceive benefits from this 'most wholesome condition. Hollowity's purifying PiUe opt-rato directly, power-jiiiiy-j and bcni-licidlly, u]>on the whoio mass ot blood, whether urn; us or art ideal. Uiey Blrengthen tho btomach, excite the liver aud kiduevß, espui discusu, and prolong txisteuce.