Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-05-08
THE VERMONT RAW BONE
Superphosphate Of Lime

made of RAW bones with the other necessary con-
stituents of the BEST QUALITY and with other ad-
liberation whatever at the works of the Company, at
ST. Johnsbury under the direction of HORACE PADDOCK
Esq., well known agiculturist and also by his po-
sition-long held-as officer of the Caledonia County
Agricultural Society It's preparation is conducted with
SKILL AND FIDELITY, and it is the determination of
the Company FULLY TO MAINTAIN ITS HIGH STAND
ARD OF EXCELLENCE. Testimonials from many of our
best farmers show it to be the cheapest and best rh
offered in our market:
"The Vermont Raw Bone Superphos-
phate is the best every way"
IONA. LAWRENCE,
Sec. of Caledonia Co. Wool Growers Association.
"The most satisfactory of any l ever
used" HON. EZRA A. PARKS,
President of Caledonia Co. Agricultural Society
IS Has proved all that can be desil ed.''
S. S. GOULD, West Concord Vt
ssContains the most Bone Phosphate OF
j. p FOSTER, Passumpsc, VT
'sIs altogether the best in market, it has
tens maturity so crops are SECURE from FROST much
HON. BARON MOULTON, st. Johnsbury, Vt
g Has a marked and beneficial effect on
See of Caledonia Co. Agricultural Society.
1T stands at this head of everything
of the kind ever used here"
}. Il Il. h. NARNUM, feacnaln
ssThere were two Bushels where it was
put, to where it not used Tried side by side
with Goes Improved Superphosphate OF Lime, imam
ufaetured by W L. Bradley Of Boston, in crops under
MARKED difference Ell IN FAVOR OF The VERMONT
L. c. MATHEWS, East st. Johsbury, Vt.
81 had better yield and EARLIER
brands of Superphosphate Tried on portion OF my
oats they npened two weeks before the rest Of the
81 got one Fourth more Bushels where
used the Vermont Superphosphate ALONE than where
used like amount OF Bradeys superphosPhate ana
HIRAM HILL, Prop'r st. Johnsbury House.
SIT is cheap, concentrated and efficient,
it greatly increases the yield and natures the crop TWO
or THREE WEEKS EARLIER than yard manure 1t was
entirely devoid of the DISAGREEABLE STENCIL put IN
by other manufacturers and am much OF the OPINION
GEO. GALBRAITH, Barnet, Vt.
1t is and shall be- sold as eheaply as Such ar
| tfcIe be afforded If lower priced Superphos-
Inc article as sold by the Company, be mixed with
EQUAL AMOUNT OF dry muck or fine old compost and
article is the result and at cost of less than TWO
| dollars a hundred
'sThOse who buy and use it will lose no.
thing left part of my field without any. The result
VERY MUCH in favor of the Phosphate all through
the season. nelghbor had one barrel OF what oroer
N--D LONS0N L. RICE, Fairlee, VT.
| "Seven dollars worth brought me in an
1
have got without the SupeTphosphate, it very
late poor piece of poor land Other brands of Phosphate
had not done well with me and had still less faith in
applying after the up-but put it on at the
first hoeing-and astonished to how quick and
''S'iO'''S = ''''> NUN " B. GOULD Concord, Vt.
a. have taken pains observe the effects upoI
various crops of the Superphosphate of Lime manuiae
tured by Paddock, Dean < Co. They mater1a
for dryer which in my Judgment is much better thar
those used by manufacturers generally and called Flas
ter of Paris had doubt this wonld prove an i'm
prOvement for clayey soils but my surprise it proves
equally useful on lOamy sandy soils have seen 1T
effects several pieces of corn and potatoes The corr
when about fifteen inches high AVERAGES ONE THlRI
| GREATER in weight than that in the same vicinity
| where SuperphOsphate was applied On potatoes 1t
stimulating power is most stTikingly manifested. Ih
growth in one instance NEARLY DOUBLE that wher
none used Hon. A. Il. CHADWICK
ST. JOhnsbury, July, 1867.
" Ii entirely satisiactory-and gave us eXcelen
crops of potatoes and wheat"
Hon. VIM. B. PALMER,
| JOSEPH c. FULLER, Danville, vt.
| A genuine article OF Superphosphate supplies thos
clements of growth which most difficult to be oil
tanned and which exist only in scanty amount in tn
best farm yard manure.
1T GIVES A QUICK, VI g D II D u
START TO THE YOUNG PLANT.''
1t promotes luxuriance growth throughout the
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