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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1008, 24 December 1910, Page 14

•• Yiewig's-'"Old Curiosity, Shop," what Dickens, Gladstone; v and- Disraeli all bought books, at the' foot !of Westminster Bridge, , has Closed, its doors in order to make way for the: iioiy '.County Hall. Viewig's is :td arise :.,agaih ,as near its old site as possible.':','.-. . . LAY AWAKE. IN PAIN AND MISERY. Mrs. Angus' of Oxide and Wolfram Streets, Broken Hill, 1 says"For: four years my life was a misery I suffered so with indigestion.' I would go to bed onlj to lie awake in pain and misery, until I was nearly mad. I tried everything, but could get no "rest or relief. Theii my sister-in-law, Mrs.' Brown, of. War.rnam-. 8001, Vic.; told me: of the great benefit one of her neighbours had received from Chamberlain's Tablets and induced me to try tliem. The first few doses brought relief and rest. After I had finished two boxes now life seemed to be given me. I'have had-no'return of .my complaint, and now go - about my..daily duties in, a cheerful' maunh - ." • . 8 Redd—"Do voii think all these automobiles running" through a town help it?" Greoiie—"Oh, my, yes!; Why we're building two".'new 'hospitals .in our town!" "Son how would you like to enter a relay event?" , "Fine, dad. I was a star at relay events in college.'' .."So I've heard you say. Well, your run is about ready to= re-lay the carpets."_ Belie—"Two men have, prdpftsed. to ma and I. don't know "which to.- accept." has the most money?" Belle—-"Say, if. I knew that 'do' .you think I'd be askinc for advice?''