St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-01-17
THE VERMONT RAW BONE
SUPERPHOSPHATE of LIME

1s made of raw boRes with the other necessary con-
stituents of the best quality, and with no other adu
teration whatever at the works of the Company, at ST.
Johnsbury, under the direction of II GRACE PADDOCK
ESQ, well known agricultural, and also by his
position-long held-as an officer of the Caledonia
County Agricultural Society Its preparation is con-
Quoted with skill and fidelity tits the deermin-
alton of the Company to fully maintain its high |
standard OF excellence. Testimonials from
many of best farmers show to be the cheapest
best fertilizer offered in market:
"The VT. Raw Bone Superphosphate is
the best every way" JONA. LAWRENCE,
Sec. of Caledonia Co. Wool Growers Assn.
THE most satisfactory of any have used"
HON. EZRA a. PARKS,
PTest of Caledonia Co. Agricultural Society.
HAS proved all that can be desired"
5. 5. GOULD, We: Concord, VT.
Contains the most Bone Phosphate of any
j. p. FOSTER, Passumpsic, Vt.
rs altogether the best in market, it hastens
maturity SO crops are secure from frost much earli
er than otherwise" HON. BARRON MOrLTON,
S.. John=bury, Vt.
Has marked and beneficial effect ruta
bagas aud pc: atoes." l. W. SASBOEN, ESQ.
Sec. of Caledonia Co. Agricultural Society.
1T stands at the head of ev,Fy thing Of the kin
There was two bushels where it was put,
to one where it was not used. Tried side by
side with Goes Improved euperpnOsphate of Lime
manufactured by ". l.. Bradley Of Boston) in crops
under imilar condition Of soil and treatenl there
marked difference in favor of the VT. Su-
perphosphate. L. {. MATTHEWS, Esq,
East IT. d, hnsbury, VT.
I had better yield and earlier crops
than neighbour who used yai or other brands
Of suptrpho phate lined on po ton Of my ats they
r1pened two weeks before the rest of the neid."
l. I'LL >, {,
got one fourth more bushels where l used
the Vermont supe phosphate alone than where used
alike amount OF .oes sup rphosphate and % cords of
well otted manure to the acIe-so, crop and treatment
/ the same" HIRAM HILL.
Propr of 81. John=bury House.
1t is cheap, concentrated and efficient,
it greatly increases the yield and natures the
crop two or three weeks earlier thun yard
nure- l"aa entirely devoid of the disagreeable
stencil put in ly other manufacturers and much
of the opinion it is the best we get
GEO. GALBIAiliI, Barnet, Vt.
1t is,and shall be,sold L. cheapy such an article
can lie afforded. If lower priced Superphos phate ana
yet Of good quality, b. desired e the genuine Article
sold by the Company, be mixed with Il egG' amount
OF dry muck fine old compost, and yOd article is
the result, and of les than co dollars hun
dred.
Those who buy and use it will lose moth
ing. left part Of my held without any. The result
wac, VERY MUCH in favor of Phosphate al through
the search a neshbor ha laurel OF what order
ed, and calls it bett than "Coe'-.'
LONSON L. RICE, Fafllee Vt.
Seven dollars worth brought me in an
acre of extra good corn which / certainly should
NOT have got wi mont The Superpho-phatr rs it was
'ephate had not done well with me and hsd stilI
les laith in applying af,er was pnt il
on at the fri hoe ny and astonished TO se. how
quick aho NiSorou-ly II took hold OF the crop"
! W ID. GOULD. ESQ, Concord, VT.
have taken some pains to ID ervc the effects upon
various crops OF the superphosphate of Lime manual
tured by Paddock Dean d Co They use 4 new mate
rial for dr'r VIII, III judgement is much better
llss or OF lsTi=. had this would prove an
improvcm 1T fr cl7yey oil: lut 20 nv -l.rpris.. il
proves equally useful On otiny sandy soils have
-th lis en- on 7e'cral pieces Of and potatoes.
| he CO Il when about htte inches high AVERAGES
ONE Third ui.EAltK in weight than that il he
same VICINITY where no SuperphospIate applied
On potatoes its stimulating pow is mani
| Ieattd the growth IN one instance was NEAlLI
Dol Bile THAI where none used
st. Johnshury ,July, 1901.
genuine article of Superph sphate supplies those
elements of growth which most difficult; to be OBJ
tanned, and which exist only in scauty amount in the
b. st farm yard u,uurc.
1t gives quick, vigorous start to the
young plant.
1t promotes !uxuriance of growth throughout the
season.
1t greatly increases the product.
II MIXTURES the ps three weeks earlier so as
| 10 secure it from frost
In rrea. measure it prev, Mt the ravages of WORMS
insects and other enemies. 1t contains no barn ward
grs-secd II is trasporod to distances with case and
applied with triius labor, and As home made manure
must Away be in-u for the needs of agriculture
genuine Superphosphate is an invaluable
auxiliary.
The Vt. Raw Bone Superphosphate.