PROTECTION OR ERI K TRADE?!
B y H enry G eorge .
CHAPTER VI¡1
A CRAKD PRIZE
Bible Competition
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TARIFFS FOR REVENUE.
Tariff may embrace duties on ex
ports as well as on import»-; •nt
READ OUR PLAN.
duties on exp rts are prohibited bv
For several yearn pant competitions of an instructive order l>n'p been
ths Com-tit lit ion of the United offeied bv reputable ti'is’iie.«.' liutHes and manufacturers . in <ng <m<
States and are now levied only bv j with the object of increasing th»ir sales and interesting H»**»*’ customer^
a few countries, such as Brazil, and l . in their respective goods. These contests, on account of the unques
fH'r,,x-« ilimilnved
io cond'JC
md-.icting them, l-ave iiitereste»! the *es
and by them only on a few’ articles. tjoned fairness
displayed in
as we have to consider ! people of Great Britain Believing that competitions offered by a n*^‘I
The tariff,
scbtdnle of taxes upon im nft’cttiring concern such as ours and conducted in the same honora de
it, is a
| manner, would excite universal interest among the intelligent people ol |
ports.
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! rhe United States and Cana»la, onr Company have decided to offer a ,
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,o e Prize Competition in whi h our first • ffort will be to make it strictlv |
The word
derived from tfi- Spanish town of fair and impartial. The intention is to satisfy everv one entering this,
Tarifa, near Gibrnlter, where the 1 competiiion that they have been dulv credited with the position which |
their efforts have earned for them W- are sure that this class of a
Moors in the days of their power
I) ! prize contest will receive th" appr val of parents and all those having
collected duties, prot-aldv muc„ the instruction <>t voung at heart '1 tie prizes to be awarded in this
after the manner of those Chinese ! coinpetitiun will consist entir» Iv of articles of sufficient value to be ap
local custom ho ises called “squeeze predated bv every p* r«on reranvimz one as a fair reward for the efforts
s'ations.” But the thing is older , put forth bv them Our intention is to diviiie the amount to be given
ir awav in prizes varying in value from eight dollars to one hundred dol
than the name. Augustus Caesar
lars each, and we enter into an honorable agreement with those entering
levied duties on imports into Italy,
k,lthe compclitior to distribute fairly Two Thousand Dollars in prizes.
and there were tariffs long 1 efore | AWARD OF PRIZES.—Ten of rhe leading ministers of our city will
the Ciesars
be invited to attend and assist in the award of prizes.
The purpose in which tariffs
PRIZE BIBLE COMPETITION.
originate is that of raising revenue.
We will pay $100 in cash to the first person who correctly answers,
The idea of using them for protec rhe following questions; Where in the Bible do the fidlowing three
tion is an afterthought. And be­ words first appear: 1, R ain ; 2, B read ; 3, M iik . The second persm
answering correctly w i.l r< ceive $75 in cash. The third person sending
fore considering the protective correct answer will receive $50 in cash The next ten will each receive
function of tariffs it will be well an elegant (Join Silver (limiting case) Watch. The next ten will each1
to consider them as a means for receive an elegant Silk l>re«s (16 yard in anv color). The next ten will
each receive a first class pair of Opera Glasses
collecting revenue.
LAST PRIZES —Th" <33 personas, tiding the 33correct answers which
It is usually assumed, even by
•ire received last will receive duplicates of the prizes that are awarded
the opponents of protection, that
for the first and middle 33 correct answers, tim last correct answer
tariffs should by maintained for receiving the $100. the next to the last th" $75, and so on until the
revenue. Most of those who are •33 prizes tor the last 33 correct answers have been awarded.
commonly called free traders might ■■'PI'X.'IAL PRIZES—A prize c<msi»tit'u <>t an e)< "aid Lade’s or Gen
mor> properly l>e called revenue tleman’s Watch will he given to the per»oti semfii't» th»1 first correct
answer which is the first received from their slate or province.
tariff men. They object, not to tin
CONDITIONS.
tariff, but only to its protective
Answers
must
be
accompanied
with fifteen United States two cent
features, and j ropose, not to abolish
postaye stamps for one package of Peirlifoani, which is th" latest scien-
it, But only to restrict it to revenue t fic discovery for cleansing and preserving the teeth. Our object is to
purposes. Nearly all the opposi­ introduce and attract attention to Pearlifi.im. which is the oi Iv prepara­
tion to the protect’.ve system in the tion whose manufacturers aro willing to offer a r ward <<f $5<K) lo any
United States is of this kind, and dentist who m show that iteontai'is anvthing injurious to the teeth. A
in current discussion a tariff for tnoiithfuI of pearly white teeth is th»* sine r< suit ot !*s coir.-'aiit use.
It is r< commended by the lenders of the det t I prof» ¡-»ion < very where,
revenue only is usually assum'd a-k your dentist what he thinks of it. Pearlifoam is st nt by mail, post
to he the sole alternative to a tar paid, .“.rid free of smstom duty.
iff for protection. But since there
Be sure anti semi your a» a vers to dav You m«v receive a valua-
ole
prize
for your trouble. Ad Ire««;
are other ways of raising revenue
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than by tariffs this manifestly is
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not so. And if not useful for pro
tcction, the only justification for'
anv tariff is that it is a good means
of raising revenue. Lotus inquire and taxes on legacies and succes­
sions, from which great revenue­ \ leui.i'iv .iipirio is t » Ireland, where
as to this.
t ie sen and climate are in some |
Duties on imports are indirect can easily ami cheaply be collected,
the onlv it direct taxi s from which p>rl- a imiratny adapted to the1
taxes.
Therefore the question
any cunsideablo revenue can he I grow in oi certain kinds of tobacco.!
whether a tariff is that it is a good
obtained
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means for taising revenue involves ive ptaff
an(J th(> e,|f(ir(,e.
the question whether indirect taxa
linentof vixvtions and injurious
tion is a good means of raising
| regulations. To collect the indirect
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revenue.
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taxon tobacco and cigars, France
As to ease anil cheapness of col­ land some other countries make
lection indirect taxation is ,<rt un the trad • ami manufacture a strict !
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government monopoly, while Great'
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revenue. While th» re . n ‘i’1'' 1 pritnin proliii/ts :hi culture of
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