A manual for American voters. A complete political encyclopedia from the Reform standpoint. Contains: A Short History of American Politics. Steps in the Growth of American Liberty: Magna Charta—The Mecklenburg Declaration—The Declaration of Independence. The Constitution of the United States. The New Declaration of Independence. A New Study of Political Economy. Sectionalism in American Politics. The Laws of Property. Interest and Usury. Debt and Slavery. The Land Question. An Exposition of the Single Tax. Co-operation. Direct Legislation: The Initiative and Referendum—Proportional Representation. The Philosophy of Money. A Bird’s-Eye View of American Financial History. Eight Money Conspiracies. The Transportation Problem, etc., etc. Hon. Lyman Trumbull says of THE LITTLE STATESMAN: “I know of no other publication embodying in the same compass so much valuable information for the student of the political history of this country.” Hon. Ignatius Donnelly: “The best compendium of political information that I have seen.” =Our Money Wars.= By SAMUEL LEAVITT. Cloth, $1.25: paper, 50 cents. This is without doubt one of the most important of recent publications. It is the most complete and comprehensive history of American finance ever published. The book is the result of a lifetime of study and work, and will be indispensable to all who wish to keep posted on the money question. Henry Carey Baird, of Philadelphia, a prominent citizen and still running the publishing house run by his grandfather and uncle since 1785, is generally considered by reformers the most accurate and reliable writer upon money reform in the world. He has read the work and says: “It is a source of amazement to me how you have gotten together so much information. It is just the book we have been wanting for twenty-five years, and should have an immense sale.” =The Battle of the Standards.= By HENRY M. TELLER and JAMES H. TELLER. Large 12mo Paper, 25 cents. (English or German.) This is, without a doubt, _the_ book on the Silver side of the greatest question which is now before the American people. It is a masterly presentation, and answers systematically and effectively all the arguments of the gold standard advocates. “The latest and the best.” =The Condition of the American Farmer.= Large 12mo, 64 pages, 10 cents. In this compact and convincing work the author reviews the farmer’s income, the depreciation of farm property, increase of tenant farmers, decadence of home ownership, etc., and shows that owing to the demonetization of silver and the contraction of our currency the average farmer of the United States is compelled to live on an income below that provided for paupers by public charity and receives less for his labor than the State of Illinois receives for the labor of convicts.