Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
FROM FARM Err s.

The yield is enormous. The additional value of the
q. d. LANGWoRrHY, Alfred n. Y
'My yield from five is 7Sa bushels will beat
J. L. DIVINE, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Yield from q pounds seed one acre, lls1< bush
els j. BARKER, Spring Mills, n. u.
Zone bushel of your NOrxays produced as much as
| tve bushels OF the Surprise Oats - ~,
ADAM RASKIe. Proprietor OF Premium Farm, Ill
yield from Is rs seed 80 bushels: weight So lbs"
GEoRGE WILLIAMS, Minn
Grew six feet high took one bushel to our County
IL NOGALoE, Millersburg. OHIO
Their spreading qualities are enormous Yieldfrom
hs seed, 10 bushels" q. NJ BREWER, y. j.
Yield 90 bushels per This is the kind Of hum
bug like j. Ii. SCosT, Warwick, n. Y.
"One bushel of Norways worth three of other
oats to feed out They have substance not all chat"
81 have bought all the improved seed down to the
been humbugged. Show me any oats that will beat
busheL" W. X. HBBARD L. l., n Y.
MY yield from rs acres was loo bushels Common
oats ground yielded - bushels per Nor
ways were heavier, and stood up while the others
lodged badly V. Z. SAWYER, Ohio.
81 bought one bushel OF seed of \. P. Boyer & Co,
which they advertised as Imported Norway Oats before
yours, and gave each an equal chance The peck of
your seed produced much lacking IA lbs as the
bushe OF theirs and yours did not lodge theirs did,
L. l.. DODGE, Pa.
1.-The Norways yield than double what the Sur
prise do. and are excellent IN qualisy The surprise
oats are all hull, and very decepuve grain, and
would not pay half price for them TO iced my horses
NJ. V. WILSON, Kentucky.
The Norway Oats bought of you last year have been
perfect Godsend to me; have realized enough TO
had no Of paying , and haze seed lett for .
will make me independent The Norways are King or
Oats" OSCAR BERRY. Fond du Lac, Wis
81 estimate my clear profit per as follows: In
crease in yield ordinary outs 40 bushels ~ OF ctS
~; increased value OF straw as iced 90 Total pa
the oats worth same as common oats II pays better
ever saw, and any man who says they are not shows
SOM ''ns e' WI" stick 70 G ne SS SSS 6EAs Ohio
81 received 10 lbs of your oats in the spring Of 1852
Seshin Sn ~ nas s to the b1sRei o .
j. GALBRArru, White House. Pa
yield from lOeS hs was IS bushels. The Thrashers
offered TO thrash such oats at cent per oHsne the
o. b. WHEATON, Camillus. N. Y.
THE seed had from you gives great satisfaction
also had oats represented TO be Norways, from
JACOB mason, Rosco, Mimi
III can assure farmers that the Norway Ozts no
humbug. They yield eXcellently, My neighbor, who
had part OF the seed sent here, has heads from his
held 23x inches long can add my name cheerfuly to
the long list OF Respectable farmers who endorse them
REV j. r. NJ. LLOYD. Hauiettsville, Ohio
THE bushel of oats bought Of you cost me Sl94 40
landed here. If 1t had been Slo. would be satisfied
Ny farm is down the plains. good bottom land 1he
yield and growth simply enormous being over l2O
bushels. They weigh a. lbs TO the bushel You have
done great thing Tor the West In the introduction OF
these oats ind deserving OF the grateful thanks OF
every faI uler in the country
@. IL HowEs, Georgetown. Col