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Nrm Publications.
TOINT-METALIISM,


plan by which gold silver together at ratios al
avs based on their market values may DE mace
,r. metallic bosis Of sound selfreguating AND
permanent currency without frequeat recon'nSs ana
without danger Of one metal driving out the other
Second Edition greatly enlarged by the addition OF ran
II and Part Ill BY ANsON PHELPS STOKES. tNo
10 In the Questions Of the Day Series) svo slW
CONTENTS OF PART II-Joint Metallism versus BIZ
Ynetallasm and Monometallism. These terms dshned
How Joint Me;asm Would Work and Result. Cnscien-
tinc Bimetailism with Empirical Ratio. Why Wheat Cot
,or and Wages Decline with silver David A. Wells and
Edward Atkinson Answered Commission OF Judges and
Experts Necessary. The Impending Crisis Joint Metal
iism a Merit System.
CONTENTS OF PART nI-His,ory of the Science Of
Money Study Great Philosophical Works on Money
and Coinage Nicce Oresme. XIV Century Political
Economist Author OF 'Traicte de la premiere Invention
des Monnaes" Nicolas Copernicus. the Astronomer and
Reformer Of Coinage author Of Monete cudende ratio
wolowsks admirable annotated edition Of these great
treatise. Isrs: 1864. Views Of Bacon Locke. Newton
etc Macleods 'Bimetalism." London. 1894. The Diff
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and Coperaicus showing their wonderful grasp OF None
tary Principles That they that Gold and Silver Coins
should always bear substantially the ratio to each
other bullion That they tried to accom-
pllsh this by reconages when values changed
Conclusion That this ratio be maintained conven-
iently by having Standard Silver Coin OF the Same
Weight as a Standard Gold Coin and simply changing.
when necessary the Number Of these Silver Coins be
the Just and Legal Equivalent OF the Gold Coin.
That thus silver be used equally with Gold. by
making both together and always
values the metallic basis Of a sound currency.
Descriptive prospec,uses Of the Nations
end the Heroes the Nations" Holiday number Of
Notes. giving full descriptions Of the seasons publica
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IN reflection moralsts and philosophers are apt
m condemn "(;ullivers Travels book immoral
because Of its malicious hatred toward humanity
But children like the book. and even the morahs''
when he is not disposed to reflection feels IKE sm'
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Man laughs much of the time because he feels better
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New publications.
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Total rclipses Of the sun Crodd). 100
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Helpful Words dalc) ~"
Alegretto QialD. -"
Light Of Asia. illustrated 20
Told T., the (ates) -"
Easiest Way Housekeeping (CampbelD .......'- u"
Old Landmarks Drake. vols. each.........'.. zoo
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Boston Cook Book U.ncoln) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z"
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Ddntlna Ataormles.

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uroly Augustine, and wife to the Bowery saw
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Nem Civilizations.

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NEW FAIRY STORIES FROM INDIA
FINELY ILLUSTRATED.

TALES OF THE PUNJAB, TOLD BY THE
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MY NEW HOME.

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ANNlSTON BUDGET.
Cemetery Bonds Recailed-Piedmont's Municipal Ticket-Samuel Noble's
 Memory to Be Honored.

ANNIsToN, Nov. 19.-[special Corr = pondence. l-Mayor Flight has receive from Fisher & Shaw of Baltimore the S5000 worth of cemetery bonds recently placed in their hands for disposal. About month since the Annistou City Land company do- mated to the city the present cemetery and one and three-quarter acres of ground addi- tional to be used for cemetery purposes. This will answer the needs of the city for some time, or at least until the bond mar ket is more favorable; so tho bonds were temporarily withdrawn.
 At a democratic mass meeting held in Piedmont Friday night the following nun pal ticket was nominated to be voted in December: For mayor, Emmett w. Ledbetter; for councilmen, w. J. Brock, k. r. Hughes, w. NJ. Elgin, M. Hardin, Charlie Thompson and John Craig.
 Noble institute will honor the memory of the late Samuel Noble on Thursday with appropriate founders day exercises. An interesting programme has been repared.
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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-21
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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-21
Shoes For Old Ladies,

We have given this department our careful thoughts and attention, for there is no shoe too soft and too well made for an old lady. We have had all our shoes in this department care fully made, we'll fitted and thoroughly flexible throughout. We have them in lace, Congress and button. Ask to see our Old Ladies' Kangaroo felt lined nn,.c. shoe at SIRE