Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-01-17
Books for The Times.

Progress and Poverty. An inquiry
Into the cause Of industrial depresSions and In
erase Of want with lnereass Of wealth The REM
sdy. 5aoPp.
One Of the most important contributions yet made
20 economic literature. II is full Of vital thought
swrltlsn with earnestness and power, and "a work
hard 10 lay down when once begun.--PopniaT SeS'
ace Monthly
vProETtss and Poverty" Is not merely the most
original the most striking and important eontribu-
den which political economy has yet received from
Amegiea, but Il Is not too much 10 say that In these
respects Il has had no equal since the publication Of
AHA Wealth Of Nations, by Adam Smith, cen.
tuyy asO, OF, At least since MAlthue formulated hh
theory Of population and Ricardo his theory Of rent
A mora sggelslve, not TO say audaeloup, book was
nstot Mfitlsn.--Nsw York Herald.
Social Problems. The n. Y. SHS SaySi
1To those who read only for diversion we may
Oay that thsSs Is not dry rags In this book, nog
bthasu paragraph but will compel attaAtoa."
Protsotlon or Free Trader An
oxAnhhitlon Of tho taff question with especial ~
gard to the lhtsrban 81 Labor
Mr.. George has written as an economist nd -.
fopinsrI yea. mere than thas IS pstret and
chtstian. We heartily command his book % az
Wo WSh 70 zee an Intelligent discussion Of live md
popular question cAsreA Prfl, New York.
A PNrplONsd Philosopher, Being
an sanitation Of Mr.. Herbert Spenetf'a vArloue
pstsfsnosS Oh he Land Question, with soms nd
alhsd tSisrsnes to hlS SynthSls philosophy.
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The Condition OF Labor. A MY
to ths tneys.leal Of Pope Leo Kill Containing
he taxi Of the 6HeyclleaL
Not snly tha most lucid. eoFnpas, and satisfactory
expedited u the single tai doctrine that Ia, aP-
pearsd but the kseneH ertlque on the several thee.
flaO or S5nismpSrAhsous toslsliSm-GolpS hfs-
clOiA IS cents, bsee, 20 esHiS.
The Land Question. What II Involves
and How Alone Can Be Settled.
One Eissa tom reading Of this work with con.
vlelion " the Justice Of the theory advocated and
With Adrhintlpn foE the elearnssI with which II Il
Sialsd.--M Y. TiHI.
IT'S a gem ofioEls, beautiful IN composition and
profound In thought. Victor Hugo never P'nnsd
anything kTandar.-SaeT1MsHio Bee.
Paper, 40 sfnb.
Property In Land. A Passage It arms b.
tween The Duke Of Argyll and Henry George.
PspsF, 10 tsnts Contents l. 1.-THE Prophet d
San pr,Hcl,so% BY ~ Duke Of AsIEyII FE rom
Reduction 70 Inlqulty." By Henry George. From
the NiasissntA csuiagy for July, 1884.
All Of above books are BY Henry GeoFgs, whose
WORKS have had larger circulation than any othe7
book ever printed n English, except the Bible a
well as being translated Into almost all othM lam
NlsKes His theories now hSvs millions Of earnest,
active advocates, and you should know what they
are IN order to successfully Bnswer or urge them.
The fact that Nav ZsSlsnd, which has partially
adopted the Sngla tax, Is prosperous, and no man
willing to work are Idle there while elsewhere al
OverthO world business iS Psralyfsd and men lndoui
TO work are suffering from enforced ldlensss, has At
traetsd universal attention to these books, and VI
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The Story of My Dictatorship
viii aiso be mailed postpaid on receipt Of 30 cents.
promises % b to economic reform what I Looking
Backward was to Nationalism."