Mrs Cunnington^has, owing to pressure of other woxk> resigned < her position of official visitor to Sunnyside Asylum. During the six 'years of her connection with that institution Mrs Cunnington states that she has received invariable kindness and courtesy from the officials and she- regrets her personal severance from the Matron and . female attendants. ' Ever become IxjiyiffiM ' T^ e acute sen " Bp^^P sat ion of cold is #WKeWb followed by fovorj ZStoWQ? ishness and aches in. fifQpjraß . all parts of the body. mSwffl Wj Finally the whole iS^flj. *$ trouble settles in the jjggjljMg gt|j } throat and lungs in HHi^i II the shape of a cough. so bad for a cough will cure these chills and coughs. A few doses are sufficient at first. More time is required h.;er on. Stop coughing and you will got well. Keep coughing and you invito bronchitis, puoumo.uia, or even consumption itself. « Better stop your cough at onto and thus end the whole matter.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6962, 28 November 1900, Page 1
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158Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Star (Christchurch), Issue 6962, 28 November 1900, Page 1
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