The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-04-02
Importance of Good Fertilizers.

COMPOUNDED ar commercial fertilizers are
now recognized by all live farmers as valu
able ahiuncts t. the production oi the vari-
Qua crops. The d. yS when he supply "f
barn yard manure was sufficient for the
requirements of the farm are past. The
lands became reduced by constant tillage,
md foreign aid was found necessary. That
his want has been more than met is shown
in the large yields and the fine condition of
the land in this county ut this time, nearly
,louble the quantity of whett, corn, oats,
etc, was produced during the past ten years
IN the same land ian during the ten years
previous. All this is due TO artificial ma
nnreS, and for this reason We say they have
Income u necessity TO our farmers.
Among the hundreds of manufacturers of
| these fertilizers throughout the country there
i, of course, certain percentage of frauds
men who palm off on the farmer Wort L.
less article with Il high sounding title, thus
doubly ,l-trau,ling their victims first of the
money paid for the stuff and then in the
loss OF crops from lands upon which it is
used. 1t is, therefore, highly important
that every farmer buying commercial ma
nures should inform himself thoroughly rs
| to the character and standing of those from
whom he buys.
Among the many fertilizers that have
made for themselves good reputation are
the products of the Warning Fertilizer Com
pany of Thu county, located ut C"l"ra.
| This company was incorporated in 1879.
| Previous to that time the business had been
conducted by Thomas Waring u Bro, VIII"
have been long and favorably known in
connection with the manufac,ure of fertii-
| izers. The business is still managed by
these gentlemen and the known high stand
| ard of their goods will be maintained. The
| incorporated company simply means more
| extended business than formerly. The COM
plny has just finished. ut Il large outlay,
the erection of :: building, furnace, boilers,
! and chamber for the manufacture of sui
| phuric acid, and extended The capacity of
the works to the extent of manufacturing
several thousand tons of fertilizers annually.
| The manufacture of their own acid enables
! them to economic in rhe cost of their manu-
| IicIurt>, III WHICH lHtlI Su'ti'
! The whole works of the company, with
| the new addition erected the past winter,
consist of II building 3;'1 feet long, of an
average width of 60 feet, and cover nearly
| half an acre of ground. The facilities for
receiving supplies and shipping the manu-
featured goods are excellent. The LIST oi fer
I tiliZprs now made at these extensive works
comprises the following brands: Warning :
| South Caroina Rock, Warnings q. & l.. Sill
! perpl">phatr, Warnings Amm"niated Ph"S-
! phlte Warnings q. & l.. Bone Meal, War
ing'S Raw Bone, and Warnings Pure Dis
| solved Bone. These fertilizers differ in COM
| position to suit soils and crops and also vary
considerably in price.
! Having had personal dealings for years
past with the members of the Warning Fer
| tiizer Company, We can confidently recon-
mend them to our readers as reliable in
every particular. AS rhry represent their
| goods, SO they will he found, and no f;trinrr
need fear to trust TO their judi nent in deter
| mining the class of manure suitable to the
| land he intends using it upon. The wonder
! fnl increase of their business is the result of
/ This system