Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-01-24
Books for the Times.

Progress and Poverty. An inquiry
into the cause Of industrial depTessons and IN
crease ofwant with increase Of wealth Tho REM
edy. sac PIP.
One Of the most important contributions yet made
20 economic literature. II Is full Of vital thought,
Is written with earnestness and power and Is work
hard to lay down when once begun.--Popnlsr SEE
eaes Monthly.
Progress and Poverty" Is not merely the most
otgnaL the most striking and important contrbu.
nOn which political economy has yet received from
America but Il Is not much to say that In these
respects It has had equal since the publication Of
The Wealth Of Nations, by Adam Smith, een-
tuTy ago, or, at least since Nautilus formulated Ms
theory OF population and Ricardo his theory Of rent.
more aggressive, not to say audaelouS, book was
never wttsn.--NFv YoTA Herald,
Social Problems. The N. Y. Sun says,
"To those who read only for diversion we may
cay that there Is not dry page in this book, nor
bth4S a paragraph but will compel attention"
Protection or Free Trader A
examination Of the tarLf question with especial re-
gard to the interests 6fLabor.
Mr.. George has written as an economist and arc.
tnrrnarI yea. more than that as a patriot and
Christian. We heartily commend his book 70 al
who wish to see an intelligent discussion Of live ana
popular question. CASreb Pres, Flew York.
A PerplQxOd Philosopher. Being
an OKaninaiion Of Mr.. Herbert Spenesr's various
rt1sranepS Oh the Land Question, with come inel.
dahtal reference to his synthetic philosophy.
AbOVssrs mSiltS pO,tba1 IN paper for 50 cent?
ga. 'loi1 Size; nv ssE o. asg mSrsSso.
al Probirms" are GiO pu6iiihsI ia smAlisr tyts a
IS cents each.
The Condition OF Labor. Arsply
to tho Sneyelioal OF Pope Leo Kill. Containing
tbs taxi Of the 6heyellea[
Not only tls most lucid, compact and satisfactory
expedition q the single taz doctrine that has aP-
pearsd but the kSenest ertque the several theo.
ties OF t0GtempOraneous soclaisn.-G0Jpd Mes
SnigWs
cIoiA IS tnHt;, paper, 10 cent?.
The Land Question. What It Involves
and How Alona Il Can Be Settled.
One Tises from reading Of this work with con-
VetOn IL the Justice Of the theory advocated, and
with ldnirAtlon for the elesrness with which II b
Statsd.--M Y. Timer.
IT'S gem ofoEle, beautiful q composition and
profound In thought. Victor Hugo never psnned
anything Erandsr.-SGerSmsHto Bee.
Paper, 40 cents.
Property In Land. A Passage At arms DO.
tween the Duke VI Argyll and Henry George.
Paper, 40 cents, Contents |. "The Prophet Of
g: San l Ehraaeile9s% By The Duke Of Argyll. From
Reduction to Inlquty." By Henry George. From
the MSeteHHtA Century for July, 1884.
All Of above books are by Henry George, whose
works have had larger circulation than any other
book ever printed in English, except the Bible, a.
well as being translated INTO almost al OthG Ian
guages. His theories now have millions Of earnest,
active advocates and you should know what thsy
are In order to successfully answer or urge them.
Ths fact that New LsSlAnd, which has partially
adopted the single tax. Is prosperous, and no men
willing to work are idle there, while elsewhere all
overths world business Is psrayIed and men anxious
to work suffering from enforced idleness has at.
traeted universal attention 10 these books, and we
have arranged to mail them postpaid on receipt Of
price. Send cash with order and address this paper.
The Story of My Dictatorship,
VIII also be mailed postpaid on receipt of3o cents.
The Kmgbb Of Labor Journal says Of Il: IN
promises to b to economic reform what Looking
Backward was to Nationalsm.'