In Scotland there still exists a sanctuary j lor debtors in the Abbey and Palace of Holyrood within its precincts. The sanctuary is placed under the control of a bailie appointed by the Dnke of Hamilton. I When a debtor retires to the Banctuary he .< has twenty-four hours' protection, but in ■ order to "extend the privilege longer he j must be enrolled on tbe books of the . Abbey. SLEEP & REST | For Skin-Tortured * And Tired J NMEHSj£|I3 j Oi'i' Application of •? r vvJfcjVvJiSߧ|||jF i " ' ] A warm bath with Cdtioitba Soap, and a c single anointing with Cutiopra, purest of t emollient skin cures, mean instant and grateful relief in the moat distressing of burning, J scaly rashes, irritations and eczemas, mean comfort and' rest for parent as Jfll aschiW, are pure, sweet, safe^speedy, and economical. c -■ ' i
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6089, 28 January 1898, Page 3
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136Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Star (Christchurch), Issue 6089, 28 January 1898, Page 3
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