George Matthews, a muffin-seller, was charged 'at AVillesden recently with " ringing a noisy instrument for " the . parpose° of selling muffins."- The Magistrate-enquired if this was merely the~ pleasant tinkling sound to which ' they had grown, accustomed 'for so many years, and on being informed that it was an ordinary muffin bell, he discharged the. accused, as he did not consider the bell a " noisy instrument" within the meaning of the Act.
RELIEF AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS. "For fifteen years I suffered from constipation and'l could get no relief,' * writes Mr Frederick Fuller, Saddler, New Canterbury. Dr., Petersham, N.S.-W. '' Then I saw Chamberlain's Tablets advertised and taking them according to directions found thtejprelieved me after the first close jo%,vro. ' At one time I was completely doubled : in two with wind in my stomach, but I ? do not know what that is now for ' Chamberlain's Tablets have completely cured me." Sold by rvll chemists and storekeepers. V 2 0
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXII, Issue 8313, 29 February 1912, Page 4
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