Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31

q. d. LAsGwoRTHY, Alfred, NY.
"My yield from five is 753 bushels will beat
j. l. DIVINE. Chattanooga, Tenn.
yield from 30 pounds seed on one acre li3J9 bush
ais" d. BARKER Spring Mills, N. Y.
some bushe of your Norways produced much
five bushels o. the surprise oats
ADAM RANKIN Proprietor Of Premium Farm. Ill.
Yield from Is lbs, 50 bushels weight 80 lbs"
GEORGE VILLA 3, Mimi
Grew six eet high. ] took one bushel to our
County FAIR and received first premium. Weight %
Us" A. WoGALoN, Millersburg, Ono.
Their spreading qualities are enormous Yield rom
hs, seed, 10 bushels" g. bl. BREWER, N j.
yield 30 bushels per acre This is the kind of hum
bug Ike" j. ii. SCOTT, Warwick, N. Y. .
Zone bushe of Norways is worth two Of other oats to
ieeJ out they have substance, not all chat,
b. N. WAITE, President Brattleboro (Nt) Bank
Il have bought all the improved seed down to the
kornays and is the only one on which have no. been
humbugged. show me any oats that will beat IL IN
Yield or quality, and will gladly pay 500 tor busheL"
W. H. HIBBARD, L. l., n. Y.
My yield from III acres was 100 bushels Common
oats on same ground yielded ~ bushels per acre Nor,
ways were heavier and stood up while the others lodged
badly" V. y. SAWYER, ONO.
81 bought bushel OF seed Of n P. Boyer 4 Co.
which they advertised imported Norway Oats, before
saw your advertisement then sent Tor one peck OF
yourS and gave each equal chance. I he peck OF
your ed produced much lacking IA lbs as the bus-
el OF theirs; ana yours did not iocge thelIs did
/. l.. DODGE, Pa
The Norways yield with me more than double what
me Surprise dot and are excellent in quality The sur
riso oats are all hull and very deceptive gram, ana
would not pay hall prlce Tor them to eed my horses
III. V. WILSON, KENTUCKY
THE Norway Oats bought Of you last year, have
oeen aperiect God send to me have realized enough
20 pay OIL mortgage on my farm which was due, and
! had no means OF paying and have SEED left tor %
acre "hlch shall put in this sprug One more crop
"ll make me independent The Norway are kn4 "
odt.' OSCAR BERRY, Fond du Lac, Wis
81 estimate my clear profit per acre follow: In
crease m yield ordinary oats, ~ bushels at ~ cts
~ increased value of straw feed, go total S5A
hs clear gain, from an investment OF $40, calling
TIE oats wo tn the same as common Oats Ii pays
better than wheat AS to quality they are the
pest oat | ever saw, and any mar who says my
Others may try something else, stick to the Norways"
CHAs. VAN DEAN, OHIO.
Y received Is ns Of your oats in the spring Of 1854
sowgd one half an acre OF ground Yield, o. bushels,
j, GALBRAirH, White House Pa
Yield from loa4 hs was 81 bushels. The Thrashers
u ~ thrash spcn oats at ct per buthe', the usual
o. b WHEATON, camillus, NY.
'fhe seed had from yau gi res e eat satisfaction
also had oats represented be Noryays from Bower
~ ui "a they are nothing more than good quality
NI common black oats"
JAcnB MASON, Rosoo, Mimi.
II can assure formers that tho Eor~ay Op,s arc no
HHtN1g They yield exceileuty My neighbOr. who
aA part OF the seed sent here, has heads from hs
Ete u inches long 3 add my name ebeerfuly
ntm.n RFy i \ NJ Ifnyn Uarr,etsviIle a.
:, be bushel Of oats bought Of YOU cost me S1a ~
anged here, II It had been Shg would be satisfied
ay lfm Is down 90 the plans good bottom land. The
st'a enl rOSth we're simply enormous, being over ~
~ AeS ihey weigh AZ us TO the hushs You have
ns great hing tor the " est the Introduce OF
,e oats deserving OF the grateful thanks Of
S'eiI farmer IN the country
g. II HowEs, Georgetown, Col