Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02
NEW SERIES, VOL. 10, NO. A.

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In the Working Farmer OF April, 1885.
Professor Mare, clearly states his theory,
which We have attempted briefly tn indi-
cate. lie there states a. known facts. that
il We apply quantity Of bullock's blood to
the soil. il proves powerful fertilizer,
whereas Il We apply the exact equivalents,
- far a. chemistry can tell Us. taken from
the primary source of rock, ani dissolved,
che eject as fertilizer is rery small aud
- % We use phosphate Of lime made lro's
bones, and the same amount of mineral
phosphate. the hone phosphate will rS.sc
ty iar the better manurc Yet tie chom-
l,t'' analyst, ends the mineral phosphate
taken irom lhc rock At Crown Point. Lake
Champlain, and other places. in various
rar,s Of she world, identical with the Phos-
Tha,s iron bones, and sets them down as Of
equal value 60 the farmer
We think tho reader. u the New Eng.
land Farmer have manifest iutcr,s, in
thi, matter. even 10 IL dos SAVIOR somewhat
% ah,tru,, sclcnce. We arc an buying
what ONE ot our nsish'or- comrrehen.Iyrly
calls .' bag manure" and We read ia. tic
Advertisements. certificates Of learned chem
i,,.. t5at this kind % guano contains such
a Pr cent. cf phosphate Of lime, and ,hi.
patent fertilizer such Ter cent. Now, II
phosphate oC lim, is all one thing. aul pro-
iuce, the same elect. from whatever source
derived, why there :. %, objection 90 eln'Id.
crIrs it a lawful tender g, the farmer for
bis money but ii ,hr above theory Is cor
rc,'. it may De tbc oli illustration literally
verified, % a,,i1r irr ir,1i and ro.ir,rc %
si1rs' buying plautlo0d aud receiving an
tnl.se-,hle r,Sk.
o. q recent article, Professor Maro, states
h'' opinion even more strongly than before,
llc say,
Pa0.pha,s' have no value f5E asri,ul-
tsrll purposes. uul,-, n.'n from o,slGi-
lF. hs. ,as blood and hone, Of animal, -
Toe phosphate. .rou tie r,0spaat.c rocks
and volcanic deposits. uiss1,l ria7o,. AZ.
though ground and tr,aici with ,ulphuric
acid. 44r- r, rs'l. O., r-rnh.rJ. aud cAuno,
De absorbed into the higher cla,. OF plants.
.rrb a, aro now rrouir,l iar the Use Of men
Thew pustsrt D., t,kon IN
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.gr,.r, rr,narull,bsl r,ror, Of A com.
mite, af tlc French Academy Of Scien--s
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iis favorable result. which were expected
from them On, OF Us NJ Dumas. had
t.s opportunity. In 1850, % stating this
h,t. dsrIn. "a mission With which 10 was
CHARGED by ,ho Minister II Agriculture and
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