Tariff BurtheuS.
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Glass Tumblers, prior to the laying of the pre-
sent Tariff, were mainly imported, and the light
cheap article sold at 37t to AZ cents per dozen.
A heavy duty in '42 nearly shut these out of our
market, and as good an American article is now
selling for 81 to "a cents per dozen. Who suffers
from this Tariff tax?


Heavy tumblcrs were imported at 45 so cents
a dozen under the low Tariff; the American ar
ticle which has now supplanted these bears the
same price but is Of a better quality.


Glass Wcrc generally is now made here under
the Protective duty Of 1912, and is 10 to Is per
cent cheaper than it was under the previous low
duty.


Crockery (Foreignl Is now sold at so per cent
discount from the old scale OF prices; prior to the
Tariff of 1912 it was As per cent The Amerl-
can rival is ) to 10 per cent. cheaper yet


Pins (English) averaged 50 cents per pound
under the low Tariff; better American article
now sells for 10.


How this Tariff is robbing the country!