Prize Specimen Of The Effects Of Free Trade

Following are the figures ot Ireland's opulatiuu at different periods: These ugurvs are tíngland's Bliame and Ireland's bitter woe. A fertile country, liaving a clitnHte wlilcli its people love, nnd au unusual supply of Nature's resources has lost nearly 4,000,000 in population or about one-half its people by familie and cmigration in the last fifty years. The number of Irish-Americans born in Ireland is over flfty per cent. of the total pnpulation in the oíd country and Irlsh born pareiits and children of the flrst generatldO in tliis country exceed the