... . roanaeN are the roust expensive luxuries in the work, manners further than letters of recijni. tnendation--like the gold standard, the* eltrant the world around. Levity prejudicial to aucceaa, but it iepoesil,letu r,e t e a dignified you eau put a man ...

... two reasons, the first and simplest being to avoid fluctuations of the exchanges. At the pretreat time the trade between gold. standard countries such as Britain, and silverstandard muffles such as India, is greatly hampered by the moving up and down of ...

... the triumph of 31r 11r)aa at the polls. There can be little doubt of the disastrous effect which the abandonment of a gold standard would have on American Securities; and it is not so absolutely certain, after all. that Jlr Bryan will not be returned ...