The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-27
IhE WARMERS FRIEND :.
MAIPEE'|S
1TAI,N
w. Justice s. Sons, Agent,
At Pedricktown, N. j.,
For Salem and Gloucester Counties.
TESTIMONIALS OF PRACTICAL FAIRNESS WHO RAISED SWEET
pn1AIoEs BY MAPEs MANURE AL ONE.
TESTIMONIALS OF PRACTICAL FAIRNESS WHO RAISED SWEET
POTATOES BY mAPEs MANURE ALONE.

JOSE III w COOPER salemc Co N ) o. January ISL. 1856 reports as follows:
"rNEo or Ian uNe-Abcut tie 2OhofM Nay.
"QrANrnY or FERTILIZER prH AmE-we used noolcrF etHzcrtts !eri"t The M'Ies
Compete Manure Ne put about onctonon .ct1o sprouts or hills the usual distance apart.
QUANTITY " srulE MANURE usED-We used Philadelphia Manure aotsdie Of u'
Map~-ame large carloads ue1o@hHs
"lIELp-w had fair nop with the rhhhHM liza stable Manure, but net near "l as
with the MamN Mamie Wedl not count up tn" exact tdh from Nh" M@~'b but t"" big
I'VE dug sweet potatoes from the Map> Manure abouta carly as any IA usse section, and
earlier than haye dome hertohne.
EQUALITY OF CRor-H wsa nnca it coudIc. IcHcfHrahrntm Of hershesmcnp
used this year wEuc IMd sweet potatoes in two ycmSa@ andt"y then Fihrg ground dhease'
"sENoN-rMs year has been a p"toye ara nd very Evoahy or potatoes. The "i'leser
S hue IoHoeSh "MdW elahah esp"mHSh %ei" "nS'a Hu "Nmf'" me ~ "nHs ne
Mps Manure vas uci~ty srmnt vast ytngto get ahrado fhe others idorot think we
We left about &@o to dig late toseen me MaposN Manure would carry them out AMI there
utw vas entirely satisfactory and wa all atI Or any one else" could ask for. Tie crop was
heavy. The Mapes Manure beat Philadelphia stable Manue very mnch'
FRANK LOCKWOOD, Cumberland C N j december 2L 1856 reports as follows:
," l Planted sweet potatoes May 10TH sing 0ons per acre OF; the apes Complete Manure r
on an lrr piece used stable manure at a cost IF 80 per acre ad on still another street
The yield from the Mares Manure q ae9 wa oc4nrd batr Than with he others @
where the Mapes asuoi the turersw e much mooncra finer garel aad better stock.
wepu mares in sweehm OF which the M#pes vast &etahoncand as 1t comparison on
T" "M ama w t %% amo 9amw r m ma snns IEM tm 5acn" win III other na,rres Tbe re-
Maa. a compared with the other goods leaves US mnchu the hrg@tp"ht% Weao well salts
ned with the goods nd shall e them again.
JOSEPH b ROE, Iouccstcr o N j. January @h 1856 rpnt&
anon my the Tt tmr@ sh%e Thcy Yields large and the ramfy. Hsa ndaarem the very lost
The Name Nanon d nothing e} was applied at the rate Of Yankee" bcketnI to
100 hills vel distributed in the rows set 3ht3inch@ty @hchrs nte row, say 2ohlsto
the acre. A Yankee" bucket hn 10 husm about II" pounds ethe Aa"s Manure TO he
acre. The Weldon henveawe peeeaverWrd8 baskets of - =" nf"" " .ns
*@c note elsewhere.
G'a"I.e NJ EN-. Salem Co, n j December 1l&s report a. follows.
quantity Of remu per a@e-useimy The Mmmscmphte Manure this yea, 100 Hslr
aceb radcasrd att the rows wws uuekOt
Iako rmeda piece manure heavy wrIhog and saliem anuren upr rows.
The yield ws nearly onethud more hhthe Mues Fertilizer than with the stable adhos
manure, and rtIdcs.m quality omc crop wasm much better and smoother potatoes
The easmv asd dry annc latter part Soil rather aloamy on.
Tho potatoes wuouot bustmenw where used the Maps, but they we're bngeatn whcn I
The piece where the Mapcs Nnu vac put could be seen to row auumooeh the saspn.
Where the Maes ws put dug the potatoes one Week earlier, The vine died first and /
" want to try % crso white patos besides the sweet with the Ma~s Mannencuyer.