Japan In A New Light

Now that Japan is on the brink of rcplacing her cun-ency ou the exclusive gold basis, we presume that we shall 110 lougcr bo worried with fearful visions of her growing industrial supreruacy, which was alleged to bo duo to the silver standard. It was affiraied that whatever goods Japan sold in this counay, being paid for in gold, practically donbled the seller's income when the )roceeds were converted into silver. And this tremendous advantage the Japanese uow relinquish.