The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-24
CROASDALE2S
Genuine Super Phosphate.
The Standard Fertilizer for all
Crops.
Richer i'm Ann OnIa and PhosphOfic Acid
than any Fertilizer in the Market.
EACH PACKAGE BEARING BRAND
Standard Guaranteed by Prof. James C. Broth,
Chemical U. S. Mint PHILADELPHIA.

Read the Tesf.mony.
STETsnN, Maine, Nov. 81, I'll.
Messrs. B. R. Croaslale & Co. 1D4 North De Av
Phi'a.-l have just returned rom an abrence of
some six weeks, your letter should have been an
swered sooner, can saw IN reference 10 10 YOUR
surer-phosLhate tina 1 have 81 the Phosphate Of
two her Manufacturers, and have never received
IS much be nciir from any from This L scld II to
twenty-one arm. and they all say it is the best
they ever used used il ON an cd moving field;
l20 lbs to the acre, and it increased The crop oe
third to one-tfti part. used it on my oats, and
the piece o ground was run down and worn out
tire oats we're about tn, ee tour inch hight
chansed the color at one, became dark and stout;
had splend crop. can raise as god corn with
six dollar worth to one as ! can with eight
cUrUs Of manure will send you The ties aTony of
my nei.hbors soon. l think can sell from 50 to 100
tons; How soon an you Sup it? think now April
Yours &c, NJ RICE.
STETsoN, Maine, Feb. 18th 1868.
This certiies that used Croasdale's Super Phos-
phate last and believe it creased my
crop onethild at least, left part of the piece
80 ~ DANIEL GOODWIN.
PORTLAND. ME-, Nov 49, 1867.
Messrs B. r. Croasdae II Co.:
The Phos' haze has given perfect satisfaction in
every ca save one, and in fields where i has been
growth and color OF the crops.
YouLs, A. f. LUNT.
WEST BRIDGEwATER, Mass.
Messrs R Croasdale g. Coz
1 used your Phosphate side by side with Goes and
could see even till the first Of Augu decided BEN
eft in favor of yours-that is tine It lks Of corn
much larger. used il freely on grass IN the spring,
and lale ON some turl ip'. The grass crop was re-
marx ably COED, and it remains to lie what the
III nips viii do. The season was TOO wet 10 properly
testit. Yours, L. E. HOWARD.
Wet FALMOUTH Me-, Dec. 49, 1857.
Mess. D. R. Cruasdale & Co
l chanc2d 70 fall upon some of your Phosphate in
Portland last year. ana bel g pleased with the an
peaIance OF 1t, tried it TN my carrots. There was
tmee, Gulths of an acre of ground, and usel one
barn ell CT Phosphate. harvested fifteen OF
RIOTS from the piece. have used Gees and the Cum
berland but never received nu benefit from
them as from Ibis. The carrots we've large size and
fine favor. also used 1t on barley; and had 1t not
been blown down. should have had good CROP
As il was, it was much tier than any other in the
uscl it Oh my strawberr and in setting the plants
put it in T. 9 hill The growth wa splendid, and
sea BE aIl to tell you f large crop OF berries
GoRHAM, Maine Dec %, 1857.
used in the spring of 1867 small quantity of
your uper-Pnosphate upon my apple orchard of
Young gr0wth-just before ram The effect was
sur risln.; it changed the foliage at unce be anne
dark, and the growth of wood during The season
greatly exceeded that of previous ears. found al
so the oage renamed longer on the trees than when
did not apply the no ] hate
used 1T ON my garden tor corn, pota' oes, beans,
peas, beets cucum ers, &c, and the effect high
ly Satisfactory excepting the potatoes. L had row
of grape vines, anu Il eu me Phosphate on them.
was agroeaby surprised with the ut, us did not
expect anything from it, as the lana so
down. 1t did vel tor them a-d they showed very
remarkable growth. can fully commend tins ar
tcle as god fertilizer.
Yo4rs, ISAAC MCCLELLAN.
used Croasdale's Super Phosphate the last
son i'll planting my corn. potatoes and gard N, and
was satisfied with Tie result. got good crops ct
c,Tn and potatoes on NJ WHY broke up land which
and h I'D mo- been titled tor many years.
/. gard it exceedingly valuable eri izer, and
SO recommend il to all m, friends. also know hat
my neighbor. James Mood, Esq. used it his
farm and nursery with the same re- ults myself.
Z. w. JACKSON.
Gorham, March /, 1868.