Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-02-26

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gathered $50 pounds cotton per acre. From the
same land without the Guano, gathered only 900
pounds cotton-say less than fourth the quantity
E. NORRIS.
Mr.. j. 0. Mathe,cson, augusta
Dear Sri take pleasure in giving you the result
ofmy experience in the use of Soluble Pacific Guano.
purchased of you.
In using it last year on my cotton, distributed it
alongside of stable manure, on entirely the same
quality of land 1t was entirely free from the rust
wnlcn considerably damaged that where the stable
After a. fair trial Of several different commercial
manures must say that consider the Soluble Poetic
far ahead Of them all, and in fact the only one, tho
use of which has been entirely satisfactory to me in
mending it TO my friends g
Respectfully, ns
GEORGE ROBINSON.
THOMSON, June 26th, 1867.
Dear Srs-Yo ask me to give you the results of
the fertilizers bought Of you up to this time which
willingly give you, and can say that the So1u6s Pa
cc Guao has proved itself to be better for corn I'D
to this time than cotton seed stable manure which
is saying greal deal for it. applied about 200 lbs
to the acre, or tablespoonful to the HILL tried
the Peruvian Guano corn last year, and there ia
no comparison between them, the Pacific being su-
perior to it by far ..,3 - go,
. Respectfully j. B. NEAL.
BLAcKsHEAR, PRINCE Co., Ga, Nov. 20, 1866.
Messrs H.. 9. Wade Co..
Gents-I used the Soluble Pacific Guanor on
furrow and applied by distributing equally about 80
lbs. per acre-covered by running furrow on each
sidethen planted this ridge; after the cotton was
thinned run furrow on each side and applied from
so to IS lbs. per can safely say that the pro-
duction was increased three fold The droughts the
past did not give as fair test of the Soubls
Pacific Guano" as desired but think it did better
than the Peruvian would have done with the same
| seasons. .# .-tTa
| I am so well satisfied with my experiment with
the Soluble Pacific Guano" purchased from you,
that expect to use it to greater extent the next
season, and hope you. will Be able to furnish me.
You may prepare yourself to furnish largely in
creased demand in this section.
Yours, truly, 9. s. YoUMANs
COLUMBUS, Ga, December 80 1867.
| Dear &rs-I sowed two acres for calf pasture,
sowed four bushels of seed to the acre. one bushel
each wheat oats, rye and barley ! MANFRED one
acre with 300 lbs Peruvian, and one acre with 800
lbs. Soluble Pacifc-it is splendid pasture. The
Pacific acre is so much deeper green, and so much
more luxurant that can see the difference as far
off the field can be seem This is my first expert
ence on small grain with Pacific, and 80 well am
satisfied Of its superiority, that used all Pacific on
my small grain now sowing, Except few acres with
| Peruvian to continue the tests.( sa ay4laa
WIN. H. YOUNG.
| %
Messrs. e. @. Wade d Co., Savannah: "a
In reply to your letter Of the 90th ult take plea
sure in giving you my opinion Of the Soluble Pa
cifc Guano" / used it and the pure Peruvian in
equal quantities. in the same field and the result was
about the same. applied both to corn and cotton,
about 100 lbs. to the acre. and il the seasons had
been favorable would have been highly gratiied at
the yield but no manure was of use to the planters
in my neighborhood on account of the excessive
drought In my opinion the Soluble Pacific Guano
is an excellent manure and intend to use It again.
Yours, very truly - aa .a@sRs
JAMES D. WADE.
CANoooHR, EMANUEL Co., GA, Dec. 10, 1885.
Messs. Il. G. Wade d Co.: s.s vF q
Gents-I used the Soluble Pacific Guano on corn,
about $50 lbs to the acre. applied it by the side Of
the stalk the second blowing and the yield was fully
double what it would have been from the natural
land. The seasons were very unfavorable for any
kind of manure and if had had good seasons the
yield would have been treble the natural land. The
Soluble Pacific is very good manure-all that Is
claimed for it, and cheaper in my opinion, than
Peruvian G. w. COWARD.
NEAR ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 10th, 1865
KesSs. Adair d Brother:
l applied Soluble Pacific Guano, procured from
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 it.
GEO. s. KEY.
ATLANTA GA, Dec. 18th, 1868.
Messrs Ad0ir Dc Bro: eH
used this year the Soluble Pacific Guano, bough
of you at the rate of 100 pounds per on cotton
planted three feet apart, in the drill. am confident
it is pure article, and believe increased the yield
double, Notwithstanding ten weeks drought and
serious attack Of caterpillar.
/ ]. III. CALHOUN.
| COLUMBUS Ga, December, 1868.
John s. Reese d Co.:
Dear SIrs-Another season confirms my previously
expressed convictions that the Soluble Pacific GuanO,
as compared with Peruvian is fully as good-indeed,