Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-03-30

The yield is enormous The additional value of the
O. u. LANGwoRTHY, Alfred, N. Y
'My yeld from five acres is 1853 bushels will beat
the world next year"
j. L. DIVINE, Chattanooga Tenn
Yield from 80 pounds seed on one acre. 1136 bush
els. u BARKER, spring Mills, N. Y.
Zone bushel of your Norways produced as much as
i've bushels o. the surprise oats"
ADAM RANKIN Proprietor of Premium Farm, LII.
yield from 15 fbs 50 bushels; weight 80 TBS
GEORGE " LILA S, MINI.
Grew six Get high. 1 took one bushel to our
County Fair. and received first premium Weight, u
lbs a NoGALoN Mlllersburg, OHIO
Their spreading qualities enormous Yield from
lbs, SEED, 10 pushes. o. M BREWER, n. j.
Yield 80 bushels per acre. This is the kind of hum
o"y / Ike u IL SCOTT, arwlck, N Y.
Zone bushel of Norways is worth of other oats to
fee out, they have substance all chaff ~
D. NJ WAITE, President brattleboao (Vt) Bank.
. Il have bought all the improved seed down to the
Norways, and 1t Is the only which have been
nuiInpugged snow me any oats lnat VIII beat IL In
W. IL. H1BsAkD, l.. l., N. Z.
"My yield from rs acres was 100 bushels Common
oats ground yielded - bushels per acre. Nor
ways heavier and stood while the others lodged
b -dly.n " O. SAWYER OHIO.
''I bought bushel of seed of N P BOYER d Co.
which they advertised imported Norway oats before
/ saw your advertisement then sent Tor peck
your produced much lacking Ia lbs, the bust
81 OF theirs; ana yours dlo not iooge; thens did
1.-THE Norways yield viii b me more than double what
the surprise DO and excellent in quality The
prise oats are all hull and very deceptive grain ana
would not pay half price tor them to iced NY horses
N. v. WILSON, KENTUCKY.
1.-THE Norway Oats bought of you last year. have
been perfect God send to me have realized enough
TO pay on mortgage on my tarm which was due, ano
had no means OF paying and have SEED left tor 20
Will make me independent The Nor9ays are klay "
OatS." OSCAR BERRY, FOND du Lac, Wis.
81 estimate my clear profit per acre as follows: In
yield ordinary oats, bushels 6O
S27; increased value OF feed, $50; total SOL
This Is clear gain from investment of $lO, calling
the oats wos III the same as common Oats. 1t pays
better than wheat As to quality, they the
best oat saw and any man who says they
not, shows that he is entirely ignorant about it
Others may try something else sticK to the Norways
CHAs. VAN DEAN, OHIO.
81 received 16 lbs of the spring of 1866
Slowed one half of ground. Yield, 5z bushels
j. GALBRAIrH, White House Pa
''Yeld from 1925 lbs, 80 bushels. The Thrashers
offered to thrash sucn oats at ct per bushe the usual
o. B. WHEATON, Camillus, N Y
also had oats represented be Norways from Boyer &
Co, of Pa They are nothing more than good quality
JACOB MASON Rosco, Mimi
81 assure farmers that the Noraray oats are no
humbug. They yield excellently. My neighbor, who
had part of the seed sent here has heads his
held 231a inches long add my name cheerfully
to the long list of respectable farmers who endorse
them REV. j. +. M. LLOYD, Harrletsyille, o.
THE bushe of oats bought of you cost $19 30
landed here If it had been SlU0 would be satisfied
My farm is down the plains, good bottom land. The
yield and rowth were simply enormous being 0
bushels. They weigh AZ lbs to the bush5i You have
done great thing the West the introduction of
these oats deserving OF the grateful thanks of
every farmer IN the country"
c. III. HowEs, Georgetown, Col