The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01

THE yield is enormous. The additional value of the
CT. LASGWORTHY, Alfred n. Y.
aAIy yield from i've acres is 75S bushels. will beat
j. L DIVINE, Chattanooga, Tenn
yield from 60 pounds seed on one acre, li3H bush
els" j. BAEEE8 Spring Mills, n. u
zone bushel OF your TorNays produced as much as
i've bushels OF the Surprise oats
ADAM RASRIS, PrOpustct OF Premium tarn' III
yield from Is lbs seed, % bushels; weight, 50 rs"
GEOAG2 WILLIAMS, Ahnn-
Grew six feet high I took enc bushel to our County
Fair, and received urst premium " eight q rs
A NCG4LOS, Milersburg, Ono.
Their spreading qualities are enormous Yield from
MS SEED. IL business" u. ~. BEEWERs n D.
Yield 50 bushels per acre. This is the kind Of 4y'a-
Bug L like. j. 4. SCozTy NerwlcA, n. l.
"Ope bushel OF Norways is worth two or three of other
oats 10 iced out. They nave Substance, not al enan1"
5. IL WAITE, President BraNleDoro (HIJ bahA-
81 have bought all the improved seed down to the
S SsGV 70, S and It Is s 5nS q ms a GSe oats az t maj viii i beat 1t
IN yield or quality, ana 4 VIM slaoy pay = .
busheL" W. L. hLbbAhD' L. A'
My yield from Is acres was loo bushels. Common
oats on same ground yielded % bushels per acre nor
ways were heavier, and stood up While the otners
lodged badly" W 0A"1A ~"
81 bought one bushel OF seed Of n. P. Boyer & Co,
which they advertised as Imported Norway Oatss before
yours, and gave each IN equal chance Inc peck o.
your seed produced as much lacAlns IA lbs as the
buShel OF theirs, and yours did not lodge, thelrs uId
Ii DODGE, IA
"Tbe Norvays weld more than double what the Sur
prise do, and are excellent IN quality. The surprise
oats are all hall, and a very decepaye gram, anu 1
III V. WILSON, Aentueky.
aTbe Norway Oats I bought of you last year have been
a perfect God-send to me 1 have reanzeo enough 70
pay OF a mortgage on my farm when sS5 IIT' to- =
acres, which [ shall pul IN this sprlng- one more SEOp
VIII maze me independent Inc EoTS4 SS = W NJ
81 Estimate nv clear profit per acre as follows: In
crease IN Weld over ordinary oats, A bushels at ~ Gus,
So; increased value OF straw as feed, %; total pa
fhis is clear again, from an investment OF $40, caIhng
he oats worth same as common oats. 1t pays better
tuan wheat or corn. Asa quality, they are the pest oats
mai he ~ entirely ignorant about it Others may try
something else, l viii stick TO the N3rSsi5 Ohio
81 received 1s lbs of your oats in the spring Of ls59;
Sowed on half an acre OF ground Yield, q bushels
weighing =" lbs = y. G4IBRArrH. White House. Pa
"yisId from las; Is was IS bushels. The Thrashers
offered to thrash such oats at cent per Dusnei' Ue
usual price being 3 cents yvzv,ToS CamiIus. n. Y.
.The seed had from you gives great satisfaction l
also had some oats, represented To be NOrways, IRON
Boyer & Co, OF Pa, They are nothing more thAna gooo
4@N JACOB MASON, Rosco, Mimi
81 can assure farmers that the Moray O9s are no
humbuV. They yield eXcellently. My neighDor, VINO
had a part OF the seed sent here, has heads from ms
neld 23a inches long. / can add my name eneerInLy 70
Inc long list OF respectable farmers who endorse them
REV. j. =. NJ. LLOYD, Harriettsylue, Onio-
ssTha bnsbeI of oats I bought Of you cost NE $3.50
landed here. If 1t had been SlOJ, | would De sausISu
Ny farm is down on the plains, good bottom Ianu- ~
Yield and growth were simply enormous, being over -
bushels They weigh A. us to the busheL You nave
done a great thing Tor the Vest IN the lntrGu4SIIGa ~
these oats, and ara deserving Of the grateiu uAhAs"
every farmer IN the country" ~