The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-10

! Gents-I used the, Soluble Pacific Guano" on
cotton In the following manner, yiz:I first run sse
faow and applied by dsgb91ne ssS
sidethen planted on this ridge after the cotton Ha
thinned run furrow on each side and applied from
80 to 75 lbs per acre can safely say that the pro-
duction was increased three fold. The dToughts the
past season did not give as fair test Of the Soluble
Pacific Guano nas desired, but think it did better
than the Peruvian would have done with the same,
seasons . .'rF,,is - 2. =. q: = -. s1
: i am so well satisfied with my experiment with
the Soluble Pacific Guano" purchased from you,s
thatI expect to it to greater extent the next
season, and hope you will be able to furnish, me-
~ - Yours, truly, 20 g. s. s.sYoUMANs HF
SaF' - y y "CoLUMBus, Ga December 80, 1891 =
Dear Ssrs-I sowed two acres for Q calf pasture.
sowed four bushels of seed to the acre, one bushel
each wheat, cats, rye and barley. : manfred one
acre with 800 lbs. Peruvian and one acre with 300
lbs Soluble Paci6c-it is q splendid pasture. The
Pacific acre is SO much deeper green and 80 much
more luxuriant that one can see the differences as far
off as the field can be seen This is my first expert
ence on small grain with Pacific and so well anil
satisfied Of its superiority that used all Pacific on
mysrnall grain now sowing Except STEW acres With
Peruvian to continue the tests g. .o,--a9 sI5ss
5.MoBIEY PoND, ScR1YEN Co, Ga, Dec q 1885, Tss,
In reply to your letter Of the Both nit take pleacs
sure in giving you my opinion Of the aSolunle Pa
cific Guano" I used it and the pure Peruvian in
equaf quantities. in the same field and the result Was
about the same 7 applied both tocorn and cotton,
sbout 100 lbs to the acre ana sas ssssoas sse
the yield but no manure was Of use TO the plantefs
in my neighborhood on account Of the excessive
drought. In my opinicn the Soluble Pacific GuanO"
IS Fan excellent manure, and intend 70 use again In,
a>@j :>.''s = JAMES B. WADE %
CANoocHE, EMANUEL Co., Ga, Dec. 1s, 1885.
Messrs. f. c. Wade d Co.: 4 ,...,E
Gents-I used the 6 1uble Pacific Guano engcorn,y,
about 15O los to the e; applied it by the, side Of
the stalk the second plowng, and the yield was
double what it would have been from the natural
land The seasons; were very unfaYorable for any
kind Of manure, and If had had good seasons the
yield would have been treble the natural land. The
Soluble Pacific is q very good manure all that is
Peruvian. - q ;f@-sT q. w. COWARD.aa :"
- e, NEAR AgltNEA, Ga Dec s3tr 10th 1865 1883 %
r I applied Soluble Pacific Gusno, procured hon.
you, at the rate Of 200 pounds per acre on cotton
am satisfied its use produced . crop three times ].
greater than the land would produce without IL
. .H''>'t"l -'.'' GEO. s. KEY.
10 n al ATLANTA, Ga, Dee. 18th, 1858.
Messrs. Adafr d Bro: , & &as'@ , "a ST~zsSA
! used this year the Soluble Pacific Guano, bougF
of YOU at the rate of 100 pounds per acreon cotton
planted three feet apart in the drill. am Confident
it is pure article and believe increased the yield
double, notwithstanding a ten weeks drought and
~ 49, ~ - ~ '''~ y : 1sasJ. MaCALHoUN.
H. <.;.s1- COLUMBUS Ga, December, 1858.
John s. Reess' d Co.: ,.~ ,...... -, ~ ~
Dear Sws-Another season confirms my previously
expressed convictions that the Soluble Pacific Guano
as compared with Peruvian, is fully as good.indeed,
better have now tested it sufficiently using each
side by side for two seasons applying the same
weight of each per acre. and in every case the
Pacific has given the best results on cotton corn,
potatoes, and small grain, and the testimony have
from a. great many planters confirms my experience.
q }'.E - VIM. h YOUNG. Z