The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-10
NOTICES OF THE NEW BOOK,

NOTICES OF THE NEW BOOK.
The White Banner, Altamont, Kan
sas, says: Wherever Donnelly hits he
leaves lasting mark, and though we
have not seen the work we see many
favorable comments upon it's power
and timeliness.
The Ely, MINI. Times, says: It is a
mastery presentation of the great de-
bate of the day on the ques tion of the
supremacy of gold over silver, and in
1t the author, in fearless and able
manner, attacks the system that has
SO alarmingly limited the currency Gil
culation and thus crippled the indus
tries of the common people. The book
is admirably written, is clear, concise,
witty and ever to the point. 1t is a
book for the people on a topic that is
of vital interest to the people, written
by one who has ever been found on
the side OF the people.
The Mail. of Sprague, Washington
says: "Mr. Donnelly's latest produc-
tion is worthy of the author of "Ca-
sar's Column" It is not only clear
and entertaining, as a reviewer has
already remarked, but it is absol utely
fascinating. 1t is profusely illus
trated in an original way and the
skilled artists have successfully por.
trayed the ideas sought to be conveyed
by the versatile author.
The Montana Silverite. says: Coin
was pathfinder in the cause of sill
ver' but Donnelly's book opens wide
trail. It is by far the best work on
this subject we have yet seen and we
strongly advise it's perusal. The book
has just been issued in Chicago and
has not yet generally been placed with
news-dealers. But when it is, we pre-
| dict for it sale almost equal to that
of Coin. 1t is incisive, humorous and
| deeply interesting. sOne cannot lay
The Record Review, Washington D.
c., says: The American PEOPLES
Money is the title of the latest work
from the facile pen of Hon. Ignatius
Donnelly.
| 1t takes the form of a series of con-
versations between Chicago bank
president and an Illinois farmer, con-
tinuing several days during their trip
from the Mississippi River to the
Pacific Coast.
| The purposes, reasoning, and ex-
periences OF plutOcrat and citizen pass
in panoramic view before the mind Of
the reader while perusing the text,and
are accentuated by the numerous tell.
ing illustrations.
| Those who have read Caesars
Column need not be told that the au-
thor is close student OF the times,
cognizant of the rapid changes that
are taking place, and foreseeing the
inevitable tate that awaits us il the
present course is continued.
The potency of money as an indus
trial factor and the power of the deal
ers in money and credits to exploit
mankind, through the single gold
standard and bank currency is en-
! forced upon the mind Of the reader
with rugged simplicity and logical
integrity, born Of the scrupulOusly
fair deal that the successful farmer is
forced to make with mother earth.
In this work the gifted author
maintains the high rank he has at
tanned, and we predict popularity
and influence for this book second tt
none that has yet appeared.
BOOK FOR THE PEOPLE.
The Peoples Tribune, Saginaw
Mich, says: Hon. Ignatius Donnelly
American patriot, lover of liberty anC
champion Of human rights, author OF
"Cnsar's Column" and the preamble
to the national platform of the PEG
pies Party, has written another worl
for humanity. The title of Mr.. Don
nelly's latest contribution to the
literature of our time is 1.-THE Ameri
can Peoples Money"
OF the scores OF books which hav,
flooded the market during the pas
two years treating OF the foremos
question in present-day politics-tha
Of tinance-we have seen none NOR
concise or comprehensive. AS ma
readily be imagined by all who hav
even a superficial knowledge Of the
line of work which has engaged tn
!; pen of Mr.. Donnelly in recent years
THE American Peoples Money" is
mastery presentation Of Populist de
mands for currency which shall
at once sound, flexible and adequat
in volume.
character" That's what Uncl
Sans Monogram Whiskey has
strength; purity and genuine merit
Your druggist or dealers must tell yol
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