AN EX-MAYOR'S OPINION.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7680, 15 April 1903, Page 1

AN EX-MAYOR'S OPINION.

, Th* opinion of a anon is often useful, •speoially when the man is ■well known to ■ be a -oasfcer of the subject upon whioh. he apea__B ; then his statements are more than mere opinions, they are absolute facts. Such, for insba-noe, is the statement, re-;oen-l7 made by iMr _?. A. Phillips, exMayor of Auckland, who t after spending many __ef_l years in public service in New Zealand, has now come to permanently reaide at Woollahra, Sydney. His opinion if Br Hone's Indian ißoot Pills is one founded upon the most substantial grounds, for he himself has personally tested them, and found them, to use his own words, of ■'" inestimable value." "I suffered," he, says, "from flatulence, dyspepsia and indigestion, together with their usudl train of borrora. In my search for a remedy, I tried every known medicine, and I must b^ye taken a cart-load of drugs and patent medicines. All /of these were useless. If one lemoved the cause of my trouble, and It only when at last I took Dr. JSoi-eV Indian Itoot Pills that I found relief and ft permanent cure for any ailments." ";Jj* ifonße'* Indi_n Root Pills are a perfect t>lood puT-fier, and a pos-tiv. cure for bil.o_fl_ess, indigestion, conj-tipation. headaches, sallow complexion, liver and kidney Roubles, piles, pimp.es and blotbhes, and i_r female ailments. Put up in j-mber frflli.ii Mid tie full name blown thereon.