Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-02-25
what they did Hast Year.

The yield is enormous. The additional value OF
the straw more than pays coat ~ seed.
{. b. LAN1woRTHY, Alfred Mt.
Ny yield from ave serss is 7ss bushels. will
J. DIVINE, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Yield from 81 pounds seed on acre llsh bu,hsl,
j. BARKSR, Spring Mills MY.
One bushsl Of your NorwAys produce a. much a.
I've bushels OF the Surprise Oats
ADAM RANKIN, Prop'r Of Premium Farm III
Yield from 10 lbs. seed, 60 bushels weight ssibs
0Eo tGE WILLIAMS, MINI
o Grew six feet high. took one bushtl to our
county fairi and received rrst premium. WeEht
81 lbs A. woGALoN, hillersburx, Ohio
Their spreading qualities are enormous. Yield
from lbs, seed "a bushelds
O, NJ. BREWER, NJ.
Yield 90 bushels per acre. This 10 the Kind OF
husbUo like. J. II. SCOTT, Warwick, NY
OHe bushel Of NorwayG are worth two OF other
oats 90 feed out They have substance, not all chat
/. N. WAITE, President Braltleboro WI Bank.
The testimony is all one way-strongy in their "a
vor.-t American Agrieultursiist
, Al who got the genuine seed s-em to endorse
them. Tbs te',omony from farmers /. 0rsrwLslm-
tng.-Aoore's RGrtl New Yorker.
Horace Greeley,
having had large number Of letter. from farmers
submitted to him on tho subject, caused a tabular
late number Of the n. Y. Tribune. The average
yield Of tho NorwAys, according to this table, was
nearly THREE TINES GREATER than that OF the
average yield Of the common oat Tor the past avo
years, as reported by the u. Commissioner OF Ag-
riculture, while the straw a, grain were far
| rior In quality. LARGE 7 Ribs and freedom from
| lodging are the character Of ths grain.
Counterfeit seed.
| TAKE NOTICE that our seed is gray in color,
| NOT WHITE. Parties arc advertising imported
| Norway Oats, white and black, thu putation Of
| our seed, which is a fraud. The Ransdell variety
| did not originate in Norway; the contra
ry are sending this seed to all parts of Europe
send for our large illustrated paper which contains
full history OF its remarkable discovery We send
il free to all HundIsds Of bushels Of New BrUns-
wick, surprise, Swedish, and other varieties have
| been sold. warranted az oar seed. Two thousand
| bushels Of black Canada Oats sent West not
long since, and are now being advertised as oar
iced. fsrm' arc put their guard against these
IL positions.
Order az Once,
as he price may he higher before Spring. It will
pay to soil seed to your neighbors this year. al
VINO see them growing will want seed at any price
Several farmers have made fortunes on last ear
crop Hundreds can do tbs same thing this year
| Ptioe " 81 por bushel, ~ per half bushel, o. 81
pOr peck. Sold by the standard Of 81 lbs. TO tn,
bushel No charge for bags
ONE BUSHEL Is AMPLE SEED FOR An
ACRE.
Send money with order, in draft or Post
Office order.
REFERENCES.
Samuel Sincisir of New York Tribune
Harper Brothers, New Yo'k.
Francis Louiriel, New York
G. Collamore & Co.. New York.
j.. Pearee, Pres. Third Matte aal Busk
b:cago.
I'm. r. Lewis, I'll. Western Rural, Chi
cage
ID. w. RAuSDELL s. Co,
Ill Lake Street, Chicago. III, 2ls Pear
Street, New YorS, or iloush & Church
Knoxville, reun. Jan. 30 IT,