The Portland daily press., 1868-03-23
CROASDALE,S
Genuine Super Phosphate.
The Standard Fertilizer for all
.s1 -... - Crops.
Richer i'm Ammonia and Phosphoric Acid
than amy Fertilizer in the Market.
EACH PACKAGE BEARING BRAND
Standard Guaranteed 6U Prot. James C. Broth,
Chemical U. s. Mint Philadelphia.
Read the Testamony.

Read the Testamony.
STETsoN, Maine, Nov. q, '67.
Messrs b. Il. Croasdale & Co. 10i North lei. Av.
Phil'a.-T have just returned from an absence of
some six weeks, or your letter should have been
sw.red sooner, ] can say IN reference to 10 your
Surer-phosphate thai have u o the Phosphate of
two o her Manufacturers, aud have never received
as much benefit from any from this 1 sold II to
twenty-one farmers and they all say It is the best
they ever used. used iJ on an old moving feld
120 lbs. to the acre. and it increased the crop one
third to one-tifth part. used it my oats, and
the oats were about thee four inch hight
changed the color at once, became dark ana stout;
had splend d crop. can raise as good corn with
six dollars' worth to one acre as can with eight
cor0s Of manure. will send you the test amony Of
my neigbors soon. think can sell from 81 to 100
tons; How soon an you ship it? think now April
Yours &c, ME- RICE.
STErsoN, Maine, Feb 18th 1868.
This certifes that used Croasdale's Super Phos-
phate last season on corn and believe decreased my
crop one-thrd at least, left part of the piece
DANIEL GOODWIN.
PORTLAND, ME-, Nov 10, 1867.
Messrs b. r. Croasdae u Co.:
The Phosphate has given perfect satisfaction in
every save one, and in fields where it has been
used i can be plainly DISTINGUISHED by the superior
fouLs' a. +. LoNT.
Messrs Croasdale & CO..
used your Phosphate side by side with Goes and
could see even TIL the first Of Augu decided ben
eft In favor of yoursthat Is, the stalks of corn
much larger. used 1t freely grass the spring,
and late ON some turnips. The grass crop was
markably COED, and it remains to be seen what the
tu n1ps will do. The season was too wet to properly
testit. Yours, +. K. HOWARD.
WEST FALMOUTH, Me-, Dec. %, 1867.
Mess. B. r. Cruasdale g. Co
CHANGED to fall upon some of your Phosphate in
Portland last year, and being pleased with the aD-
Of an acre On snd ssa
barrel CT Phosphate. harvested fifteen tons OF car
rots from the pece. have used Goes and the Cum
berand, but never received mu benefit from
them as from his The carrots were large size and
fine flavor. also used 1T on barley; and had 1t not
| been blown down, should have had a good CROP
AS it was it was much b tier than any other in the
neghborhood. used tne barrel to the l also
used it on my stIawberr es and in setting the plants
| put it in tue hill The growth splendid and
Shall be able to tell yC1 Of large crop OF berries
| next year hope. Yours,
GoRHAM, Maine, Dec. 23, 1867.
| Mess r Croasdale s. Co: . e-
used in the spring of 1867 small quantity Of
your Super-Pnosphat upon my apple orchard OF
/ young growth-just before rain The effect was
sur. rising; 1t changed the foliage at unce became
greatly exceeded that Of previous yea-s. found al
30 the foliage renamed longer the trees than when
| did not apply the Pho phats. ) s1f 1a.
used II oh my garden tor corn, potae eoes, beans,
peas, berts cucumIers, &c, aud the effect was high
ly Satisfactory excepting the potatoes. had row
| OF grape vines and usel The Phosphate on them.
was sgreeably surpis with the ult. rs did not
expect anything from 1t, the land was 80 ruI
down. IT did veil tor them. aud they showed yer.
remarkable growth. can fully recommend this al
ticle as a good fertilizer.
Yours, ISAAC MCCLELLAN.
used Croasdaie's Super Phosphate the last sea
son In planting my corn, potatoes and garden, AM
was satisfied with the result. got good crops
corn and potatoes on newly brokeu up land, whicl
was run out aud had not been titled tor many years
regard It as an exceedingly valuable eri izer, an
so recommend It, to all m, friends. l also know tha
my ne!ghbor, James Moody, Esq, used 1t on hi
farm and nursery with the same results as myself.
Il. w. JACKSON.
eorham, March 1, 1868.