National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-29
sNORWAYOATS,,

In the spring of 1864, Mr.. d. w RamsdeH
OF Washington, Vt, had an oat handed him
which had been taken from a package of peas
Wnlcl came from the Agricultural bureau at
Washington, d. G. This clear and reInarkab-
" large oat so attracted the attention OF Mr..
hamsdell that he planted il III his garden for
experiment. Its termination of numerous
stalks, the surprising growth and size OF them,
us ibllItN 10 rIpen as soon "a the common oat,
ITS trniy wonderful yicld-21SJ oats, it being
from four to six times that of the common oat
and the quality and weight being far supe-
flor To any known oat. they wci. carefully
preserved by Mr. Ransdel Tor further expert
mcnt After dispusing of 11j of these oats to
the Agricultural Bureau. aud to some of his
lflthds hc, IN the spring at 1860, soWed on Il
~" less than one square rod of common ground
the relnIiniug 1910 grains. Again their areat
growth. and ST II moIe wonderful and almost
Incredible yields bushels alsd one quart of
h'IN vested oata-weio surprise to all who
saw them, and rendered more certain their
great superiority over pthcr oats. BY this
time this RI MAEEABLE OAT," as It was
ihch called, found lis way into our public Jour
/ hals, and hundreds upon hundreds OF orders
even ior small numbers of these oats almost
at any prire-caInr from all classes of ucoplr.
I from most Of the New England and Western
! states Many of these small orders were Il He'd
/ Tor the pulpose of allowing further expcI
mcnis with these oats in different localities.
and the larger amount Of them broadcast.
't'' It'li' W VI lilN' hrl " iitif tllIlN
/ OF son, by Mr. liam-deil. for no other than the
1 truly wise and benevolent purpose Of thor
/ oughy and severely testing this now oat here
/ IN this country, for the use and benefit of our
cntcrpriSlng farmers As well ~ all other class.
cS OF our people. The season OF 1867 Mr.
I EnmSdcll soNecd fourteen acres of these oat,
receiving thcrciroin "a surprising Weld. aud
the result Of tins experiment ON a large scale
has satisfied him more than cy.i' that the
! Norway Dais are far superior TO ANYTHING q.
the oat kind ever before raised in his country.
And what Hu- been his experience has also
been that Of every other person who has raised
them. he having furnished many with . ~luHll
qlHufifY each. Testimonials Of hundreds have
brcp received speaking in the highest praise
, of tlcso outs.
Nh Eum,dcll is now prepared TO spply
I these oats 10 all desiring them at 20 cents pcf
| pint - cents per quart - per peek 50 pet
h1tt bu,iIcl: $40 pen hushcl; and not more,
than 10 bushels 10 one person. An bE-iu
these OATS viii ii d ,ta pay ing Investments in
every SENSE Of he word. All orders viii he
promptly hllrd. Nj. kamsdcll referring TO Ion
burllham Martin, EX-l.icutenult Governor OF
Vermont l. G.. Ilu,klrr ESQ. County Clerk
Tor i.r County 81 On" p; kufus If HYDE
Esq; ill o. Chelsea; .t. ny other citizen Of
ihr scctiQHln which he ,.,ides, rs to his relin-
miiiv, and laithlunr,r IA fulfilling contracts
All corry- puudrtre and orders Should be adj
dressed u. ". RAMSDELI..
1911 Chelsea Vt.
| lIDld q s. year 1909 to 5000 bushels
| T. >. All ordering outs will couicra favor
| by stating whore they s.-W the ad ertlsument