Democratic Sentinel, Volume 6, Number 43, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 November 1882 — A PEERLESS PERFUME [ARTICLE]

A PEERLESS PERFUME

The refreshing aroma of Floseston Cologne, and its lasting frftgranpe makes it a peerless perfume for the toilet. Indianapolis Times: Perhaps the funniest thing that occurred at the polls yesterday was tne retort of a young colored man, whp was challenged by a Democrat on account of his youth. He said he was twenty-two years old, and insisted on it, “How do you know?’’ asked the Democrat. “Well, I’ve had the seven-year itch three times” was the triumphant reply. Jas. S. Irwin, and Jas. A. Thompson, of Remington, visited Renssol*. aer Wednesday. Frank Cotton shipped a ear load of hogs to Chicago Wednesday. tr «•» ♦ - Senator Fred Hoover la in town to day. The Presbyterians are holding a protracted meeting. Three or four minis iers from abroad are hero. U.-.der the tariff for revenue system of 1860 the United States carried 66 per cents, of exports and imports; |n |BBI our vessels carried ouly 16 per cent Thus does the tariff in favor of the ship builder stimulate our commerce. *nvrAs smart as we are in thi country, there are some things that we might learn from the friends aeress the great water. It will be remembered that four years ago the Bank of the City of Glasgo failed. Tin failure entailed positive suffering upon many poor people." But the authorities took hold vigorously and proceeded to liq uidate in ft style depidedly different fiom that pe see In this country, In four years the immense debt of the bank, amounting to >55,000,000, was paip off in full, the shareholders being compelled to contribute nearly I one half of that amount.