nation must stand jeasously on trunk filled with presents for his
guard against every other nation wife, he had significantly said to
f' j Lrtaiò
B y H enry G eorge .
and erect artificial obstacles to na­ the custom-house inspector detailed
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tional intercourse. It implies that ;j to examine his trunks that “e was
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CHAPTER IV. (C ontinued .)
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a federation of mankind, such as i; in a hurry. “How much of a hur­
for all
ordora of
PROTECTION AS A UNIVERSAL NEED. that which prevents the establish­ ry?” said the officer. “Ten dollars
• • •
ment of tariffs between the states worth of a hurry.” was the reply.
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And’their arguments n .st be
the American Union, would be a The officer took a quick look thro
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universal to have any p s .- t' ily. disaster to the race, and that in an the trunk and remarked. “That s
intr from nunCPSOFrOT.-h
tcapt offrit
end ray Excesses, c r ov
cojawmtoaiS
for it would be absurd t a»s< rt that ideal world each nation would be not much of a hurry for all this.
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a theory of national growth and protected from every other nation ■ “I gave him ten more,” said the
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if they ca.i
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prosperity applies to gome countries bv a cordon of tax collectors, with story teller, “and he chalked the
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theory to consider what its neces- that form of polotheism which as-1 placed a magnificent meerschaum
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sarily universal character involves. I signed to each nation a seperate pipe go that it would be the first
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It was the realization of this that and hostile God; but it is hard to thing seen on lifting the trunk lid,
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first Jed me to questio i thatAheory. ( reconcile it with the idea of the and, when the officer admired it,
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I was for a number of years after unity of the Creative Mind and the had replied that it was his The
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1 had come of age a protectionist, universality of law. Imagine a; third said he simply put a green-
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or rather, I supposed I was, for,
f ' Christian missionary expounding back conspicuously in the first ar-
more
without real examination, I had ' to a newly discovered people the tide of luggage; and the fourth
'•cter
accepted the belief, as in the first sublime truths of the gospel of1 told how his plan was to crumple
was t
place we all accept our beliefs, on peace and love—the fatherhood of up a note and put it with his keys
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the authority of others. So far, God; the brotherhood of man; the in the officer’s hands.
forth«
however, as I thought at all on the duty of regarding the interests of
Here were four reputable busi
folios
subject, 1 was logical, and I well' our neighbors equally with our own IiePS men, as I afterward found
the b
remember how when the Florida and of doing to other as we would them to be—one an iron worker,
ers.
and Alabama were sinking Ameri­ have them do to us. Could he. in One a coal producer, and the other
houg
can shii s at s(>a, I thought their the same breath, go on to declare two manufacturers
—men of at least
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lespei
depredations, after all, a good thing i that, bv virtue of the laws of this average morality and patriotism. |
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for the state in which I lived—Cal- same God, each nation, to prospt r, who not only thought it no harm
rain i
ilbrnia—since the increased risk I must defend itself against all other to evade the tariff, who made no
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and cost of ocean carriage in Amer­ nations by a protective tariff
scruple of the false oath necessary,
rom t
ican ships (then the only way of | Religion and experience alike* and regarded the bribery of cus
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bringing goods from the Eastern I teach us that the highest good of tom afficers as a good joke. I had
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her infant industries something oflothers; that the true interests ot tion from that to the subject of free
use
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by
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that needed protection against the men are harmonious, not antagonist ’ trade, when I found that all four
Stock Raiser, and by every one requiring an ea.. ‘xPrvs
lower wages ami better established tie; that prosperity is the daughter j were staunch protectionists, and by
liniment.
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industries of the Eastern States of good will and peace; and that, edging it a little further I found
> o other application compares with it in efficacy.
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which tin1 Federal Constitution want and destruction follow enmi-! that all four were thorough believ
.ms well-known remedy has stood the test of years,airmffic^t
prevented lx r from securing by a ty and strife. The protective! ers in the right of an emyloyer to
generations.
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s»ute tariff * The full beauing of theory, on the other hand, implies discharge any workman who voted
ho medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Mvswllteni|_
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such notions never occurred to me the opposition of national interests; ■ for a free trade candidate, holding,
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till I happened to hear the protec that the gain of one people is the a8 they put it, that no one ought to
Ml druggists and dealers have it.
live theory elaborately expounded loss of others; that each must seek (eat t|ie bread of an employer whose
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l>v an aide man As he urged that its own good by constant efforts to i interests he opposed.
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American industries must be pro get advantage over others and to i 1 recall this conversation because
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tented from the competition of for­ prevent others from getting advan-1 it is typical, Whoever has traveled
eign countries, that we ought to tage over it. It makes of nations on transatlantic steamers has list-
In coir U' i.:Tuhu’< •„ solution a part was accidently spilled®
work up our own raw materials rivals instead of cooperators; it < ened to conversations, and is aware
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ii:.: ¡.fd i waul it was discovered that the bHir -k^
lii t ’.y re- i wd
at once put ibis wonderful prepare
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and allow nothing to be imported inculcates a warfare of restrictions that the great majority of the
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real has been the demand that we are now ■ » ,
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it tbrouktnoul i.ne xtund under the name oi Queen'*
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that we could prodtee ourselves, I land prohibitions and searchings American protectionists who visit
5T IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS AND
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SO SIMPLE ANY CHILDCANT 111 1
began to realize that these proposi­ ant! seizures, which differs in wea- Europe return with purchases which
T av the hair over and apr y the mixture for a few rninu eap
y
h i i di-appears as if by magicwitliouttbeaiightestp&inoriDb
tions, if true, must be uiiiversallv pons, but not in spirit, from that they smuggle through, even at the
ur.uii. d or ever afterward. Ii isunlikeanyotherpreparatki‘ u]»q ju
expense of a “custom house oath”
f»»i a like purpose. Thousands of
S w ho have b«“1 . TnJ’i
true, and that not only should I vvarfare which sinks ships and and a greenback to the examining
v :ii hilr on their FACE, N E< K ar <1 A 1: M > attest its: k
E XT I. EM FX \v ho dr» not appreciates beard or hairoD ”
everv nation shut itself out from ’ burns cities. Can we imagine the oilicer. Many of our largest under
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nd a priceless boon in Q ueen’s A id i-Ha ii ine
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wl U .shaving, by rendering its future growth an
valuation
smugglers
have
been
»■very other nation; not only should nations beating their swords into
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TOoney or stamps by Idler with full address written
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TliH advert'sement is honest
straight fo» ward in ?k
the vaiious section.*’ of everv largt* plowshares and their spears into men of the highest social and relig
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country institute tariffs of their pruning hooks and vet maintaining ious standing, who gave freelv oi r d l »-(Hr.
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own to shelter their industries from hostile tariffs.
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who ‘«'«’d'»- ’V'1
omonc »heir Mend* 26 Bottle* of Queeti'.^WeVer,
o'ent societies.
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™S’l1 pres-nt W..h r. SILK DREs.3. 16 yard* best silk Bxtr. Large
the competition of other sections,
No matter whether he call him­
of Bilk aexcct from scut with order. Good Salary or CommiaaioD to
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but that the reason given whv no self Christian or Deist,
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person should obtain from abroad or Atheist, who can look about him
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anything they might make at home without st eing that want and suffer-
ith I he
must apply as well to the family.'ing tlow inevitably from selfishness.
or God
It was this that led me to weigh I and that in any community the
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arguments 1 had 1 efor»> accepted golden rule which teaches us to re-1
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without real examination.
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acter of the protective theory with­ that what is true of individuals
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out feeling it to lx repugnant to ceases -o be true of nation—that in
jis ¡dea
moral perceptions and inconsistent one sphere the law of prosperity is
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with the simplicity and harmony the law of love; in the other that of
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which w»> everywhere disco er i i s'rife-’ On the contrary universal,
from N ervous D ebility ? S eminal r me 98 e
natural law
What should «•> history testifies that poverty, degre-
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think of human laws framed for the datio.i nd enslavement are the
MONEY.
mess . L osses . D rains . I mpotency t in mo
government of a country which inevitabl • results of that >p rit
L ost M anhood .R heumatism .^ off, u
should compel each family to keep which leads nations to regard t a h
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w 'B ack . K idney T roubles . N ervoi °
constantly on their guard against other as tivals and enemies.
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Every political truth must be a
everv other family, to expend a
the effects of abuses, excesses, worry and exposure. For 5^ e| cars |
larg»> part of their time and labor moral truth. Vet who can accept we have a relief and cure
tn our marvelous invention, which requires but a trial to convince the mo”,
in preventing exchanges with tneir the protective theory as a moral In your ignorance of effects
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or by excesses, or exposure, you .aay have unduly drained your system of
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•and vitality —which is
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electricity—and thus caused your weakness or lack of force. If you repljCt n, as (J V
truth?
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neighbors, ami to se»*k their own
system the elements thus
drained, which are required for vigorous strength, you will remove the cause.”
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strength and vigor will fol.
preH|H-ritv bv opposing the natural
low at once and m a natural way. This iaour plan and treatment, and«*^'™ «1
A few months ago 1 found my­ cure
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efforts of other families to become self one night, with four other pas­
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Belt is no experiment
experiment, as we have restored thousands to robust health’ »
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prosperous? Yet the protective sengers. in the smoking car of a aft t al’ other treatments 2
f tailed,
• ’ as can be shown bv hundreds of caMa throughout this State, who
it stiff, rnd frem r iny of
theory implies that laws such as Pennsylvania limited express train
whom we have - strong
letters
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testimony to their recovery after
these have lieen imposed by the traveling west The conversation,
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Creator upon the families of men beginning with tast trains, turned is 1 *.
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