Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, November 7, 1891 by Various
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will run: "My Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen, the Right Hon. the Lord
MAYOR pledges you with a loving leek, and bids you HALL a 'arty welcome." * * * * * OUR OWN FINANCIAL COLUMN. (_BY CROESUS._) [_Mr. Punch_ has decided that it is absolutely necessary for him to publish every week a financial article. The best treatises on Political Economy lay it down as an axiom that, where the desire for acquisition is universal, and the standard of value absolute, a balance between gain and loss can only be reached by the mathematical adjustment of _meum_ and _tuum_. Acting upon this principle, _Mr. Punch_ has, in the interests of everybody, retained the services of one of the most, if not _the_ most, eminent contemporary financiers, whom modesty alone prevents from signing his own name to his benevolent and comprehensive articles. Those, however, who care to look beneath the surface, will have no difficulty in determining the identity of one of the greatest modern monetary authorities, a man whose nod has before this shattered prosperous empires, and whose word is even better than his bond, could such a thing be possible. _Mr. Punch_ has only one thing to say to those who desire to be rich. It is this. Follow implicitly the advice of CROESUS.] SIR,--You have asked me to devote some of my spare time to the |
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