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Mr William E. Goode, 197, Victoria Street, Christchurch, N.Z., says:—“l havo been a bilious subject all my life, and though I have tried all sorts of things for it, have never found anything like Chamberlain’s Tablets for warding off bilious attacks. When I feel one of these attacks coming on I take two of Chamberlain’s Tablets and 1 am soon well again.” 3 The Great Western Railway claims to have carried one of the youngest, if not the youngest, paying passenger on record. This was a child four weeks old, for whom a half-ticket was taken. It war, brought to Paddington station by a Sister of Mercy and placed in charge of the lady attendant on the Cornish Riviera express, to be handed over on arrival at Plymouth. The baby’s mother had died in "giving it birth, and it had therefore to be cent to a sister.