IT'S A MAINLY ACT.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7203, 14 September 1901, Page 6

IT'S A MAINLY ACT.

A CHRISTCHURCH CITIZEN SPEAKS FOR THE BENEFIT OF HIS FELLOW citizens: A plain, straightfonvaad statement. A grateful acknowledgment of help. Telling a per.-onal experience. Making 'i:- public for the public good. It's a manly act. •It's many hecaxue H helps other*. So many people have been milled. So*many clhinis made that were not tme. A Christchurch man speaks here. Speaks in the interest of humanity. Removes tho stumbling block of doubt. No better proof can be had. Mr K. Srott. 99, Tu-nm Street, this -city, vuxi: "1 cm recommend Dean's BackHcho Kidney Pills for w ; hut they are, a lirst-cla'ss kkhuy medicine. • I've used a g«L-d many remedies for the kidneys, but these- pills' phase me better than anything I've, ever come across. 1 c/.n advise its use fcr pains in the Ijitk and for gravel, for which I used ths remedy. 1 might also mention tint T have lo>t, n pain in. the left arm which us-eA to trouble me before I used the Pill*. 1 obtaiiwd-tbis medicine. Bit Bonninstr-n's riunnacy." Do not be satisfied with any imitation of Doan's Pills. Rememhrr, it was Dcaji's Backach- Kidn?y P";Ur which helped Mr Scott, and you want the ?ama remedy. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are sold by all 'rfemists at 3s per box (six boxes 16s 6d). or will, be posted on receipt- of the price by the proprietors, Foster-M'Clellan Co.. 76! Pitt Street, Sydney, N.S.W. But bo sure they are Doan s. 16 An information has been laid by tho police against. Mr A: Corrick for holding a concert at Rangiora, last Sunday evening without, a. proper written consent of the Borough Council, an required under the new "^Municipal Corporations Act." It appears that Mr Corrick made an application for the necessary authority, anil there liping no ineetiiiK of the Council, a consent was circulated amongst the Councillors for signature, contrary' to 'the wishes of the. Mayor, and was signsd by seven. Legal opinion being that the consent so obtained wa-fi not in accordance with the requirements of the Act, the police took up the k mabtar and issuwl the iniar-~*;ti<Hi.-