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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1040, 5 September 1883, Page 4

At Croydon Borough Police Court on the let July, Arthur Hinton was charged with being drunk and annoying the Salration Army at a “ watch-night” service , ! -which was being held at the barracks of -' the Army at eleven o’clock on Sunday -' Bight, It was stated that the defendant, t- who was'drank and carrying a bottle of - demanded admission, and was rev ftaed. He thereupon knocked the door■keeper down; and entered the hall, after- ‘ Wards conducting himself in a very disorderly. manner. : “ Captain” Smith said •: theybad put up With'the annoyance as long as-they could. —The Chairman : That . is just what the people of Croydon have done. They have put up with the Salvation Army as long as they could, and they chh’t bear it any longer. I would suggest to you to leave off going through the "•' blroeta on-Sundays, and making the disturbance you do. Keep to your building, ’ and conduct your services in a proper way, and if, anyone annoys you—-they need nor go unless they Chose—apply to the police. Chief Inspector Mason said he bad received many complaints ot the annoyance'the ■ Army caused on Sunday. ritdPhe Chairman : Yes ; they are going f-om bad to worse. To “Captain” Smith: I tell yon the people of Croydon won’t hear of your disreputable doings on t-'un-<ii dftyin tha-highway. “ Captain ’’ Smith : It is the order of 11 General ’’ Booth. The ~ Magistrate : Don’t talk to me about your } , generals and sisters ; lam disgusted with ; r , .ydu and’ the whole concern. The defendant* was fined- 10s and 7s costs, or six days’ hard labor. ■ ' That invalid wife, mother, sister, or child can be made the picture of health with Hop Bitters. Observe. —[Advt.] Mother Swan’s worm Syrup.—lnfallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic ; for feverishness, restlessness, worms, constipation, is. Moses, Mqssand Co., Sydney, General Agents. 3 Hollow Ay’s;PiLLS.r-Health or Wealth.— No sane person would hesitate an instant in the choice between these two conditions. Now is thd .season to secure the.former either by restoring or confirming it. These Pills expel all Impurities from the system which fogs, foul vapours, and variable temperatures ingender during winter ; this medicine also acts most wholesomely upon the skin by disgorging the liver of its accumulated bile, and by exciting the kidneys to more energetic action ; increases the appetite for food and strengthens the digestive process. The stomach and liver, Which most disorders originate, are fully under the control of these regenerative Pills, which act very kindly yet most efficiently on the tenderest bowels. — [Advt.]

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