A YOUNG PLANTER.
Eufalla. Alabama, 1916.

COHT0N----ItS Growth and Cultup.
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C0HTON----Its Growth and Cuiun.


The Hon. Abbot Lawrence, in his
third letter on the subject of the Ta-
riff, states some interesting facts in re-
ference to the consumption of raw
cotton in the United States. Since
1916, period Of 20 years, the amount
consumed has increased from ll,OOO,-
900 to l73,3O0,O00 lbs.-more than
sirteen fold. During the same period
the increase of consumption in Great
Britain has been from so,000,00O to
560,000,000.-Less than seven fold.
We manufacture more cotton than
France, and quite as much as 60,000,-
900 Germsns.- Concordia | La. Intel.
iigeneer.


"My tail is ended" rs the tadpole
reflected when nc turned into a bull.
frog.