East Oregon herald., June 22, 1892, Image 8

1892,1
p. F. STENGER.
PROTECTION OR FREE TRA DE?
B y H enry G eorge .
This is a question important
itself, vet far more important
what it involves.
CHAPTER I.
Horses branded
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Hamer's
ILLUSTRA]!
on
Eithor Right or Left
( to be contonied )
Btirte: OK.
ILLUSTRAM
INTRODUCTORY.
Near the window where I write
a great bull is tethered Dy a ring in
his nose. Grazing round and round
lie has wound his rope about the
stake until now he stands a close
prisoner, tantalized by rich grass he
cannot reach, unable even to toss
his bead to rid him of the flies that
cluster on his shoulder. Now anti
again he struggles vainly, and then, j
after pitiful bellowings, relapses in­
to silent misery.
. This bull, a very tpye of massive
strength, who. becaiEy? he£ litis jiot
wit enough to Nee _ ...
how henhiigh|
tie
r.
free, suffers want in 'jjglitflif plenty,
anti is helpleHsIv j»reyed wipon bv
wenker creatures, seems to me no
unlit emblem of the working tnass-
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li’-r r the Elite Figs of
iaxj"v' and nutritious,
t .cdii.iial v rtues of plants
be • • ■ t 1 eneticial to the
i, fort,.mg the ON I Y PER-
11 >Y to act gently yet
In all lands, men whose toil ere
ate abounding wealth are pinched
Effectually,
with poverty, ami while advancing
civilization opens wider vistuB and
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awakens new desires, are held down
to bruish levels by anim.il needs
.■•(•rv one i iGing it
Bitterly con cio’Js of injustice, feel­
w h a. Ask you«
ing in their inmost souls that they
CE FIGS. .Vl.-.nu-
were made fur mole than sonarrow
a life, the. too. spasmodically strug
gl ami cry out. But until they
trace effect to valise, until they see
bow they are fettered anti how they 1 For sale at 11. M Horton’s Drug
may oe fret d. their struggles ami Store.
outcries are as vain as those of the
bull Nay. they are vainer I
sluill go out and drive the null in
the way th.’H will untwist his rope. I
But who shall drive men into free­
dom? Till they use the reasons
with which they have been gifted,
nothing can avail. For them there
is no sjiecial providence
ir . I‘’vinoutil Co., Ia.. May. 1889.
Under till forms of government I suffer, ‘i h temporary sleep it-<s net a iruni
• io years, fur xvLiieh i ti id Fautor
jverwr«
the ultimate power lies with the Koetii ' *1' • o Ionic, und can r«;cummund baine
troubles.
masses. It is not kinks nor aristoc- '. as the I < .1 -c •elicine for similar
. HOixN »1URST.
M«.i
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nicies, nor land owners nor capital
.md ui'rve dineuHv ; xvrv
Mr p'»n Pel a
gao u< ¿‘antor KoHi’g’
isis. that anywhiTe really enslave much b ••
ht>.'i of a triuiid ot miu*
N i" p i * »
the people. It is their own ignor- hud . hh i
/y ubo ioide
a
M. Id RMOTT
unce Most dear is this where
P'i’ci 11. ut >p" lu», f tails, v'adii,
ho Gon ulti di'.lt ’e.
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governments rest on universal suff­
1 *n;i »«\v 1 Î V « i «xa»« tua .ad by ni’»nx
rage. The workmen of the United
■ini u«»i* "liiiiv H‘«•caib'd i.aLtd».
i -a
nuR«Gwì r.-'Hi I took Postor
A-.U'r
States may mould to their will
.
Now. hanwH Cu lì« ó
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ii'o • No xeni bur. 1< xkn .
1« gislat ures, courts and constitution.
Valuable Rook en Nervoun
Politicians strive for their favor and L |J L L lliMeaMM
sent free to any address,
I fl | |
and poor patients can also obtain
political putties bid against one an I 11 Lak this iiietllriiH. free of charge.
This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend
oilier for their vote. But what Pastor Koenig, of Fort Wax tie, Ind., since 18** and
isnow prepared nnderhis direction bv the
avails this? The little finger of
KOENIG MED. CO.. Chicago, III.
aggr. gated capital must be thicker 8ol,l by DrunrUts al Wt per Bottle. 6 for S3.
than th1 loins of the working masses Largo Size, M1.75. 0 Bottle» for Sill.
so long as tliey do not know how to
For s:ile bv Snell H' itshu A \\’»»od
use their power. Ami how far from
any agree uent as to practical re­ ard, Portland Oregon.
form are even those who must feel
the injustice of existing conditions
may be sei'ii in labor orginizations. ;
Though beginning to realize the
’’ astetulne.-s of strikes and to feel
►t
the n< eessit v < f acting on general
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conditions through legislation.thi'se
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organizations when they come to
c
formulate political demands sei in
a
unable t<> unite u|s>n any ti.e.isuses
a
capable of large results.
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This political impotenc mu*t con­
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tinue until the iua«ses| *<Y at least
a>
that sprinkling oflliinrd '«liOuglitful
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men who are tbe file le^.i ¿s pop­
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I« ri t
ular ,»pinion, shall gfl vN» kueli lit in
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to larger question as will enable
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them to agree or. the path r, form
s
should take
IO
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It is with the hope of promoting
0
such agreement that 1 propose in
them juiges to examine a vexed
question which must lie settled be
J)
fore there can be any efficient
union in |h>litical action for social
reform—the question whither pro­
tective tariff's are or an* not helpful
to those who gel their living by
labor.
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