SOUND CURRENCY. Sound Currency is a semi-monthly publication devoted to setting. forth accurate and timely information upon currency questions. It is intended to cultivate sound thinking among the people upon the absorbing issue of currency reform. Vol. I., published in 1891, is now out of print. The Subscription price per year is $1; in clubs of 10 or more, 50 cents; and in clubs of 25 or more, 40 cents. The Numbers of Volume II. are: Per Per No. Per 100. 1,000. 6. THE CURRENCY FAMINE OF 1893. John De Witt Warner. 20 pp. 1. NATIONAL AND STATE BANKS. Horace White. 16 pp. 5. NEW YORK BANK CURRENCY. L. Carroll Root. 21 pp. 7. THE PEOPLE'S MONEY. Wm. L. Trenholm. 32 pp. 8. SCOTCH BANK CURRENCY. Adam Smith. (First published in 1776) 12 pp. 9. OUR PAPER CURRENCY-As It Is and as It Should Be. W. Dodsworth. 10. STATES AS BANKERS. L. Carroll Root. 32 pp 11. COIN'S FINANCIAL FOOL. Horace White. 20 pp. 16 pp 20. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT. Frank L. McVey. 16 pp. 21. SOUND CURRENCY ILLUSTRATED. 32 pp. .05 2.00 10.00 .05 4.00 20.00 23. SILVER MONO-METALLISM EXPOSED. Merchant. 16 pp.. 24. U. S. CURRENCY STATISTICS. 32 pp.. Volume III. commences with the issue of December 1, 1895. You are invited to co-operate in the campaign of education upon currency reform by subscribing to SOUND CURRENCY. In order to facilitate your co-operation the Committee will, if desired, address and mail to 100 or more names which may be submitted, the above publications at the rates indicated; so that parties wishing to circulate Sound Currency literature among their friends may either receive the matter in bulk and re-distribute it, or have it sent directly by the Committee to the addresses furnished. Special rates for quantities of our publications will be made to local organizations that desire to distribute them, to book dealers intending to sell them, and to educators requiring them for class-room uses. "Sound Currency Red Book 1895" A collection of 22 of the most valuable numbers of Sound Currency, aggregating 500 pages, the whole carefully indexed and prefaced by an exhaustive table of conThe volume should be in the hands of every student of currency questions. Bound in three styles, paper, cloth, and half morocco with gilt top. tents. Price: Paper, $1.00; Cloth, $1.25; Half Morocco, $1.75. Expressage prepaid. CALVIN TOMKINS, Secretary, SOUND CURRENCY COMMITTEE, REFORM CLUB, 52 William Street, New York City. SOUND CURRENCY. CLUB. $1.00. 3, 5 CENTS. e of silver TED. VHAT FREE ; (9) CADE E GARDEN; REAMED HE 29) "BIME- OUGH; (35) DATE; (41) 'T MONKEY LLAM; (47) TEE WEE; (53-7) FIVE rrency, but WIB we are uoing in the rural districts throughout the country, and as an answer to numerous queries as to the character of our illustrative matter and the terms upon which it is furnished. For fuller explanation and price list see inside page of this cover. SOUND CURRENCY. PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY BY THE SOUND CURRENCY COMMITTEE OF THE REFORM CLUB. ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AT THE NEW YORK, N. Y., POST-OFFICE. Publication Office, No. 52 William St., New York City. "The line of battle is drawn between the forces of safe currency and those of silver monometallism."-GROVER CLEVELAND. SOUND CURRENCY ILLUSTRATED. (1) A CALL TO ARMS; (2) UNCLE SAM'S HOODOO; (3) CHRISTIAN AND DEMAS; (4) WHAT FREE COINAGE WOULD DO; (6) AMOS; (7) LIGHT-WEIGHT HYPNOTISM; (8) "COIN" THE DUNCE; (9) CADE RESURRECTED; (10) CHOOSE YOUR WAGE STANDARD: (11) CALLED DOWN; (12) PIG IN THE GARDEN; (13) THE TWO YARD STICKS; (14) FIAT WEATHER; (15) JUNE GRUB OF 1835; (16) ANTI-FAT: (17) PIG SILVER; (18) FREE SILVER BEAUTY SCORNED; (19) DEMETRIUS BLACKBURN AND THE SILVERSMITHS; (20) THE UNJUST STEWARD; (21) Two FOR ONE; (22) UP IN A BALLOON; (23) THEY STAND IT; WHY SHOULD NOT YOU? (24) THE 16 TO 1 LOCUST; (25) THE GADARENE PIGS; (26) "COIN" DREAMED HE WAS DAVID; (27) SIMPLE SIMON-UP TO DATE: (28) THERE WAS A MAN IN OUR TOWN; (29) "BIMETALLIC" EXERCISE; (30) HUMPTY DUMPTY; (31) AN HONEST MAN'S DILEMMA; (32) DOG IN THE MANGER; (33) MEXICO'S OBJECT LESSON; (34) IT ALL DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU LOOK THROUGH; (85) HOW DEPRECIATION WOULD WORK; (36) SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE; (37) BOTTOM APPRECIATED; (88) JILTED BY BOTH PARTIES; (89) THE LIONS ARE CHAINED; (40) RED RIDING HOOD-UP TO DATE; (41) UNCLE SAM'S WOOING; (42) A GREAT DAY FOR THE BLUE GRASS DON QUIXOTE; (43) DON'T MONKEY WITH THE BUZZ-SAW; (44) TOO MUCH BUSINESS; (45) THE INFANT SAMSON; (46) OUR AD JLLAM; (47) CHRISTIAN AND THE MOUNTEBANKS; (48) THREE CHILDREN SLIDING ON THE ICE; (49) LITTLE TEE WEE; (50) LADY OF LYONS-UP TO DATE; (51) THREE BLIND MICE; (52) BABEL UP TO DATE; (53-7) FIVE LITTLE PIGS. The within are here published not merely to enforce, each its own lesson for sound currency, but also as a partial explanation of the kind of work we are doing in the rural districts throughout the country, and as an answer to numerous queries as to the character of our illustrative matter and the terms upon which it is furnished. For fuller explanation and price list see inside page of this cover. UNCLE SAM-"Whenever I carry that silver dollar as a lucky piece I don't have no luck at all." PRICE LIST. Electrotype plates (blocked ready for printing) of the Cuts and Cartoons shown in this pamphlet will be sent, prepaid, at the following rates: Single Column, 2 3-16 inches wide, 66 Double Column, 4 3-8 66 $0.35 In addition to the sizes here shown, cartoon and poster sizes will be furnished at special rates, which will be given on application, stating the cut of which reproduction is wanted and the size of the plate required. |