The Penn's Grove record., 1886-04-17
TEE EADLEL ERIEND
j NJ + !;
MI N T q.
W. Justice & Sons Agent,
At Pedrioktow1, IT. j.,
For Sa!em and Gloucester Counties.
For Salem and cloucester Counties.
TESTIMONIALS OF PRACTICAL FARMERS wHo RhsED SWEET
POTATOES BY MAPS MANURE ALONE.

JOSEPH W COOPER Salem c o n Janaaay Eh 1856 reports as follows:
'fiHoF ILANrINa-ANm. he 2Ohof May.
Complete Manure VI. put aDNt oe ton on 4ho sprouts o. hills, the usual distance apart.
Struck ground ut ne way and soaed nrn"ttan d threw the mrro~st together viii a po".
"2rAaTnY o STABLE MAguRB usHp-We @1 Philadelphia Manure Alongside of TIT
Mapos-three large cuttads oa eLsNdH.
"YmLp-wc had fair crop with the Thlaie4h a table Manure. but not nar@ good as
with the Mapes Manure. We'd id not cont up In exact yield from the IaweS bnti WAS big
crop and much better tnr from Philadelphia Manure.
"Wodug sweet potatoes from the Mapcs Manure aboHas early as any IN adss sections AMI
earlier than have done heretofore.
QUALITY OF CnoP-t Was fine as 1t could be. Ieafclt r attention Of the slsunent 10
used this year where had svet potatoes in two years ago and they then hiua ground deaso.
'SEAscN-Ihs yearhs been sToaoy rs t very mEoIlyi f rot1t"s. The ioaseE
dues Manure vas used cycyq rmt was aymgo let ahead te others lido not think we
npantel hena all. Wecoad see rghtto a row all ia @"on," where the Mapes was pu, and
We left about G@o to dig nct to see uhc ,apcs sanucwoat carry umm out anl ere
heavy. he Map@ Manure beat Philadelphia staneM Manure very much"
FRANK LOCKWOOD, Cumberland Co, n J December DIST 1~l reports as follows:
pmto The season.
Planted SWEET potatoes May 10th, using 7ons per acre Of the Naps Complete mmwem
On anoh her piece used stable mauureat a cost Of $50 per acre aud on au another street.
sw@pnes at ae@to &N per acre.
They yield iron the MaIes Manure acrG) Ws onehrdu better han with the Others @
Where the Maos was FUSED the Hms we're muchs smoother anern grained md betcrs@k.
Wept Oars in sweets on 7f whch the apcs was used alm,and as a comparison on
considering the additional dmr atendngh the application ofhe hIk5 manuFe.t eau hutht-
tie more to frmhet the 7acsw with the Apes thnu the 3aaes with lie other arHrS. The re-
mapesa as compared Wit teo other goods rayesu much he largest profits. Wear well srr
fed with the goods and shall use them again.
JOSEPH b ROE, Gloucester To- N D., January ah 1885, reports:
MY arsecop OF sweotpo@toe% grow wththe Mares Manure a"ne, hasm made quite talk
among the arngsh oe The yields large, andth quality, azc ndshape the very hest.
4@a me a ay,e"St mcEr MI no MHSs, lmt1 9emnn"ea T6e nJms T,rrrs@ nc
acre. The Weldon tea acreph @aeragd8 baskas0fnar&t5de ToEus % N0hus
tSen note elsewhere.
CHARLES MUNyEN, Salem Co, n j., December T. 1&S reports as follows:
Tnoof pnhins-Aloat April 10Th.
Quantity Of Fermzes per acr-U scdony The Mape9Cmpste 5Tnlc this year, A0 bs. per
acre bpdcas@ ahT the rows esuck out
IaHop antda pe9manuIc heavy whhleg md st8bemauIeh the rows
The yield vas nearly octhdrdm more whit the maps Fertilizer than with the aahea ndho
manurea and besides Inequality Of the crop was nnh better and smoother potatoes.
The seamn was dry al the latter part Soil rather a hany one.
The potatoes wcund bugeaen where used the apcs. bt they were bugeatn where
Te piece where the Mme Manurs vasp put cond be scent to arow audrough the @asou.
Where the MaPcs was put dug the potatoes one week earlier The vines died first and L
want to try "a acres twhhe potatoes besides the sweet with meMaps Aanuronexty er