The Penn's Grove record., 1886-05-01
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w. D Justice & Sons Agent,
At Pedricktown, n. J.,
EorSaIema and Gloucester Counties.
=orsaIem and Gloucester Counties.
TESTIMONIALS OF PRACTICAL FARMERS WHO RAISED SWEET
POTATOES RY MAPEs MANURE alone.
JOSEPH W. COOLER snlcm Co. -. Lal

JOSEPH w COOPER snIcmCo n ) ., January 18th 1856 reports as follows:
"TMEor TLANrw-Abom uerhofMay.
CompJae Manure. We put about me ton on 4do sprouts or hills tie a1ml distance apart
Struck ground nut one way md soaeI moucr4 and nno@ the mnoes together WITH a ro~.
"QrANrmY or STABLE MANURE UsEn-we used Philadelphia MANURE alongside -" the
MaeS -threoh large Grtloads oue lS0hHh.
"YmLp-we had fair crop with the Philadelphia staHc Manure, but not near so 9a as
with the Mapes Manure. We dl not count up til exactly yield from Me napS, butt was h
crop IND much better tmnh from Philadelphia Manure
I'VE dug sweet potatoes hom the Pes Amae ab'tss carly as my IA this '"hon, a'
carrier than have done heemfore.
EQUALITY o cRor-t was as me as it could be- Tcanedn the attention of the slsmOno
used this year. where had sweet potatoes in two ymsa ago and they then haiuc ground disease.
"sEAoS-Ts year has been 4 potato year ind very hSoa'y Tor p.EtC. The hdeset-
MaresM Manure was mdc every sproat MAS tyhngto tt ahead due ol"r~ Idont think We
epanWd ucnatan. Nccoad see Hattoa row, alhes "sont" heeu the aap@" a5patm and
We left abut G00 to Dig late toscem 1.-THE Mes Manure woaI carry them out and there
heavy. The apes Manure beat aiadelhastaHe ManreN very Ceh'
FRANK LOCKWOOD, Cumberland Co, n J December Itl~5 reports as hHows:
Son-Sandy loan. Seasr-Lu fNoabci severe drought N !ong plants; too vet latter
rantd sweet potatoes May rh using 7ons per acre Of the a9@ Complete Manure or
On M~Gcr piece used stable manu- at a cost II s0pcr acre and on still another street
sweepnss alta ct fs DPM tan.
The yield from the apes Manure q acres was e3hFd bette hh with the others
where the Napes was ucl the tres wcem much smoother finer gareI mlleaerst@k
We y nut oacresn Sweets On of which the NaesN vast used atone md q, 4 comparison n
considering The addnona labor atauImgtc application of the bulky m9nnc it cost us btHt
tie moret tnmze the 7aGes Will he Marestfn me3aaes with the oamrr alrr~. The re"
Map@. AS compared with tho other goods leaves US much eIa rgGtpoas. Wcao well Salts
GNGV uh the goods and shall Use them agan-
JOSEPH b ROE c1ouesstor Co, \. J., January 8h 1856 rpgt&@~-
MY Iumnop of uyapottoxs row WITH the Mpgs[ N44#~~ Sn1- H. made quite tam
among The farmers here The yields large and 1.-THE qmny, size anlatape the very best
1oolus vdldttnbutei in the rows set ft 3iumsb by 0hmhs in the row say 7gob rs 10
mo n A ~ysnkfe" imkd Tnto loo lnsf about Ice pcudso Mr ma~s NJ ann" m l no
acre. The Weldon hefveace pceoaycrged8 baskets OF marketable potatoes to ITO hills
ssouo elsewhere
CHARLES MUNYEN, salem Co, N j December I 1895 reports as follows:
quantity Of Fcrlzes per ae1e-U~i@my The napsconrNe Manure this year No ns rec
acre pnadcased anr The rows were sruckot
Iako plnhda pncemanure heavy whhIcg md sEHenahne in the rowa
The yield was nearly Unethd more" With the Mues Fertilizer t9n with hesabom dho
The scmonw sd dry anuch latter part Soil rather ALBANY um.
The potatoes wGcrd mgeann Whae fused the Mapcsbnt they were bugcaton where
The piece wlcou the Muos Manure wa put could Ne seen to row although the season.
% / want 10 Try ~ ersotwnto potatoes besides the sweet WITH tneMpc Manuenet year