The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-10
i, :, :, ,>.~..-., BunxE Co., October slst, 1868.

AAA PaniAC
Yours truly.
Messrs. Adaiy te Brothcr: >
r appsd 300 pounds per ncrc Of Soluble Pacific
duan0' procured from you. Notwithstanding a ton
wcrks drouSh and tho attack of the caterpillar, I
gathered $50 pounds cotton per mere From tic
same land without tho Guano, gathered only 400
fPouhoS co''oh-say less than oncourth Tic quantity
Dir. j. 0: Mathe,cson, augusta:
near Ssr-l take pleasure in giving you the rcsnt
of my experience in the use Of Soluble Paciflc Guano,
purchased Of YOU Be ''. ..' - -NH077 0'TTTG'
In using It lust year my cotton, distributed 1t
alongside Of stable manure, on entirely tic semo
q9elity of land. It was entirely 1ee from 1e rust,
which considerably damaged tint where the stable
manure was applied. '''TJ
manures must say that Iconsder the Solu5h Esyt6o
far ahead of them oil, and in hct. tho only onotho
use OF which has been entirely satisfactory to mo In
mcndng it to my friends $50. ..,,.',.,0I
Respectfully, r......,.I,,.
GE0RGE ROBINSON.
THOMSON, juno 20th 1857.
The fertilizers boughtof you up to this time, wlichI
willingly give you, and can shy that the Sou61 Pa-
eyre G"nno has proved itself to he hettor for corn up
IL saying great deal for it. applied about 200 lbs
TO The acre, or tablespoonful to tho hill. tried
tnc leruYmn Euano on corn last year. and there, Is
no comparison between them, the Pacific being d.
perior to II by far. '"1D, -
Respectfully, J. B. NEAL
,,...rs DH4cHs"EAn M = & fn1ScE Co., GA, Nov~2s 1906
Gents-1 used the Soluble Pacific Guano" on
| cotton in the following manner viz: first run a
furrow and applied by distributing equally about 60
lbs per acrc-covcrcd by running furiow on each
tlinncd run furrow each side and applied ffom
50 TO 70 lbs per acre. can safely say ,ht the BRO
duction was increased three fold The dioughts tho
past season dd not give as fair test of tho Soluble
Phciic Gu2no" as desired, but think it did better
than the Peruvian would have done with the same
seasons
the Soluble Pacific Guano p2rchascd lro. ys YOU.
thatl expect TO it 10 greater extent the next
You may prepare yourself to furnish q largely in.
- Yours, truly, ~ G. 8. yoUMANs.
CoLUMnUs, Ca, December 80, 1857.
lear Strs-l sowcd two acres for calf pasture,
sowcd four bushels Of seed to the acre, ono bushei
each wheat, oats rye and barley. l manurcd ono
acre with 300 lbs. Peruvian, and one acre with 800
| lbs. Soluble Pacitic-it is n splendid pasture The
more luxurant, that one the difference as far
off as the field can be This is my first expert
ence on small grain with Pacitc, and so we'll am I
satisfied of it's superiority, that used all Pacific on
my small grain now sowing, Except fcw acres with
Peruvian TO continue the tcsts.)
VIII H. YOUNG.
y, MonLET + r poNn, G, scR1vEN Co.. o.. Dec.s, 1860.
In reply to your letter of the 30h ult take plea
sure in giving you my opinion Of the Soluble Pu-
citic Guano." | used it and the pure Peruvian in
equal quantities, in the field and tho result was
about the same. I applied both to corn and cotton,
about 100 lbs to the acre, md If the scasons had
been favorable would havo been highly gratned OF
the yield, but manure Of use to the planters
in my neighborhood account Of the excessive
drought In my opinion the Soluble Pacific, Guano
is On excellent manure, and intend to use it again
Yours, very truly, ...i -
-. JAMES D. WADE
CANoocnE, EMANUEL Co., Ga, Dec 49, 1856
Aitssrs. E c. Wade g. Co.,: -"
tents--I used the Soluble Pacific Guano on corn
about $50 lbs. to the acre; applied it by tho side Of
the stalk the second plowing 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 tho
yield would have been treble the natural land The
Soluble Pacific is very good manurc-a that is
claimed for 1t, and cheaper, in my opinion than
| Peruvian G. W. COWARD.
| NEAR ATLANTA Ca, Dec 10TH 1888
| Messrs Adair eE Brother:
| I applied Soluble Pacific Guano, procured from
you, at the rate Of 200 pounds per acre on cotton
| am satisfied its produced crop three times
greater than the land would produce without it,
! GEO. s. KEY.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 12th, 1903.
Ntssrs Adnir d. Byo:
used this year the Soluble Pacific Guano bougl.
of y0u at the rate Of 100 pounds per acre on cotton
planted three feet apart in the drill nm confident