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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3552, 15 May 1880, Page 4

One test of a great mind is its composure in an emergency. The boy. who can drop a paper bag of eggs on the .pavement and pas-s on without fthangiug his gait, interrupting his whistle, or looking at what he has dropped, has a future before him, and perhaps something uup easant behind him. . Houowat's Pilis.—Tho blood, being the very esßenco of health and life, ■ ifc is most essential that it should bo thoroughly purified: before the depressing influences -of winter, display themselves. These Pills will accomplish this purification in a safe and satisfactory manner, and'put tho circulation in that desirable condition which alone can rightly form flesh, boric, muscle, riervo, and skin. Capricious appetites, weak digestions, torpid livera, and irregular bowels uro corrected by this potent medicine, which may bo trnly aaid to induce "a sane mind in a sound body." Holloway's Pills possess tho roinarkablo property of cleansing without weakening. While purifying they are fiti-ongtheuing and addiDg to those enjoyments of life which | health and vigor can alone bestow;