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[irogrammcs urge-d by the zigrariaiis would result iii jaii exccciliiigly heavy loss of revcnuc—-probably as wnuch as $75,000,000 or more annually and under nor- fmzil trade conditions at least ‘one-half of the entire customs revenue of the Dominion. This loss could ,_.'l0t be offset to any important extent by higher du- , the natural FOX feed_ tiesoii so-callcd luxury imports, because the total ‘ value of such is not of much account. It m'ust be

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