The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-10
From GEORGIA.
SPARTA, Ca, December 0lh 1sns

,, SPARTA, Ca, December 0lh 1903.
Yours Of Goth October has been on hand for some
tune: ! have been whiting to have my experiment
m pla' pekcd out, weighed and conf rasetl Last year
Investment; the present year, $40 per cent, 'Thc
experiment plat Of last year was reserved and nontcd
again without any change or addition. INC So]u
Die Pacific Gnano produced the second year 100 Der
cent on the Investment after allowing interest mt
lo per cent for two years. The two years combined
made COL per cent, while Peruvian Gunno made onv
no per cent The first year 355 the second year 120
per cent. The two guanos combined, made The tirst
year 43s per cent, the second year from the rcsduum
in SOIL al0 per cent, making 642 per cent on invest
ment or TWO years after paying interest These ex
pStments are conducted with conscientious precision
WITHOUT fear favor or hope Of reward only as It may
benefit the public and the experimenter by indican1
sne cheapest and most reliable sources OF Ammonia
ana Ina lhosphorlc ACID. You will doubtless find in
port my experiments.
E. NJ. PENDLEToN, NJ. D.
Nr IT. r. Wuods: A''' 'o'" 10o''
Dear tNr.Being aware that experimental this
yenr % WIN soluble Pacific Gunno," and in my time
with Peruvihn' you ask my views Of the ono com
pared with the other which will state:
My opinion is, that while the "Peruyian is the
more immedlate it is not so lasting in its effects as
the Soluble" nor does vegetation stand drounht so
well with the former as with the latter
In my experiment this year contrasted the effects
OF stable manure with the Soluble Pacific Guano.n
Wv N"'-' ho iolloWS: sixteen dollars (S1G1
per acre Of the former and ten dollars 1O per acre
OF the latter; and the result has been in favor of thc
Soluble Pacific: The cotton plant stood the dronrht
6ettsr and was more improved by it than that where
l used the stable manure =
Yours, very respectfully,
J. r. MCINTOSH.
,, MACON. Ga, November 3o,h 1863.
Mtssrs. John S. Reese d Co.,:
have been selling the Soluble Pacific Guano since
the war, and am happy to say it has given uncersal
satsydct!on. Not sin9b party has made complaint
regard it safer than Peruvian Guano and believe II;
has given good results can refer to the fnllow
ing parties who have used it,
DR.. 1lillsman, of Crawford Co., Ga; s. p. SaIter
Of Dooly Co., Ga; Col. Geo W. Fish, Of Macon 70
Cd; j. +. Skies, Of Bbb Co., Ga Col W. s. Brnzeaj
OF Laurens Co, Ca and many Others
Your obedient servant
ASHER AYRES
SPARTA, January 1G, 1868.
Mr. j. O. M0tHcrson:
In my experiment plat for cotton during last -sco
son, put at the rate of $50 lbs Fer acre of your
Soluble Pacific Guano, which cost Sc While the
natural soil produced but 651 lbs of seed cotton that
where the Guano was applied produced Az lbs, an
increase OF 821 lbs The clear profit at 1 cents pcr
lb., was $24.l1 per acre-or 402 per cent on the
money invested.
f. NJ. PENDLETON, MD.
Extract from letter to j. O. Mataeuson, Dec 8, 1868
I used the Soluble Pacific Guano on rray ,opdv
loan SOIL and the following is the result Of its appli
manure was applied, the yield was 4G3 lbs. I nm
satisfied the Soluble Pacific pays well.
A. WrTClIER,
Point petnr Ia