Protection Or Free-trade. Which?

Do y ou waait to keep tharoughly postee! on the effect of the New Tarifï Jaw, ae shown from week to week ? Do you want to know all about the policy of pa-otcction and have an ans■ar to ewry fatee statement of the free-traders ? Yes ? Then subscribe for jour home pater omd the American Economist. publiehed weekly by the American Protective Tariff League, New York (Sample copy iree). The Economist is am acknowledged authority on protection aad should be widely read The yearly Mbscription of the Economist is $2, but we Have made special arrangement ■with the publishers by which -we can send yon the Economist for ,a year, and the Courier for $2.00 The American Protective Tariif Trague h.-ia Juirt issued a new camiKdgn text book for 1892. Tt is fentled "American Tariffe from Plytnouth Koek to McKimley." This lit tle book of one hundred pages is perhaps the most complete brief presention of the benefite of Protection and Iteciprocity yet pri„tod and will be fient to any address for ten cents In oraering please say, "Send me This is the catalogue num'■'■ "f tho document. Address Wilbur '! AVakeman, fn'l Sec'y No 185 Weet '23rd st., New York. Steady church-goers-Sexto.ns. "Aye, there's the rub"- Soap. llarine blows- FisMng smacks. High-way-men- Elevated guards Travel in cog-Machinery wheels Tersonal impressions-Wax ligures. A high, old breezy place- Mt. Airy Looks like the deuce-The two-spot eard. Very often a eteak holdcr-Tlie bu tclicr. , Go on the stage In London- Advertieements. As quiet as the grave- The mausoeums. Just as bad as tlicy are painted- Indteaja on the wa-rpath. In liis ora estimation a man ia prosperóos or not as hls present circumstances compare -wlth tlio best ie ever enjoyed.