PRACTICAL EFFECTS OF THE TARIFF.
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The following is an extract Of letter from an
experienced and extensive Planter, in the vicinity
of Augusta, 10 his correspondent in the city of Char
lesion, S. Cit is dated 26h September, 1928.


The noise now making about the Tariff, think
will end in smoke When the people find they can
get their clothing cheaper than the last year,
they will settle down and be conented. | have
bought in my negro clothmg and shoes, 10 per cent.
lower this, than the last year, and Ssa'yper cent less
than when imported the former, direct from Eng-
land few years ago and the fabric is at least 10
per cent. better IN wearing. And besides, what has
our Tariff to do with the fall in price of al! the Cot
tons raised in other parts of the world 1t is all
madness and folly. The whole secret is, we raise
too much of it, and ought 10 turn our attention to
something more promising and productive"


Courier.