The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-04-09

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Mr.. W. G. Winstead, Olive Hill, PER-:
son CO., N. c., Dec. 10, 1888, writes That
1 have used the "Star Brand" Special
Tobacco Manure, for a number of years,
and am well pleased with it.
Mr.. I. Lawson, Hot Springs, Madison CO.,
N. c., Nov. IL, 1888, writes: ,Notwith-
standing the wet weather and bad seasons
IN this section, the "Star Brand !" Special
Tobacco Manure has given more satisfac-
ton than any other fertilizer used. I
think it is a fine fertilizer for tobacco, and
thank you for putting it within our reach.
The best is the cheapest, because it does
better a00rk, IS more lasting and costs bat
little more than a common fertilizer.
Mr.. P. A. Boyd, Overland, Mecklen-
burg CO., Va, Nov. 81, 1883, writes:
Your "Star Brand Special Tobacco Ma
nure acted on some of my land as well,
If not better, than it ever did. I tried it
by the side of another brand, and my
neighbors can testify to what I say. Your
Star Brand" looked like it was from 4
to 6 inches the ~tallest, and the leaves
much the widest and smoothest, and yell
lowed the best. [ expect to use no other
next season, if you keep it up to the pres
ent standard.
Mr.. ThoS. Chandler, Person co., N. c.,
Dec. 26, 1888, writes: I consider the
"Star Brand" Special Tobacco Manure
an excellent fertilizer. Although the
seasons were unfavorable the past year,
still it acted finely. ,
Allison & Addison's "Star Brand"
Fertilizers are the best and the cheapest,
because experience has shown that by
their use the consumer gets the greatest
benefit from the smallest outlay.
MI. J. E. Hopkins, Benaja, Rocking
ham CO., N. c., Dec. 13, 1888, writes:
"Praise the bridge that carries you safely
over" the "Star. Brand" Special To-
bacco Manure is the best 1 ever used.
Mr.. J. G. Reynolds, Lynch, Madison
CO., N. c., Nov. "a, 1883, writes: 1 have
used your "Star Brand " Special Tobacco
Manure for six years. 1t proves a success
on my land above all others that I have
tried. 1 will not put out tobacco without
it, if I can get it.
QUALITY REGULAR AND GUARAN-
TEED.
Mr.. w. s.. Smiley, Vance CO., N. c., Dec.
20, 1888, writes: In regard to your "star
Brand Special Tobacco Manure, 1 have
no fault to find of it. My tobacco was
not as good this year as 1 expected, but
I think the "Star Brand" did its part. I
have always succeeded in making better
tobacco with "Star Brand" than with
any fertilizer I ever used.
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Mr.. John II. Saunders, Wentworth,
Rockinghameco,. n. c., Nov. 21, 1888,
writes: I used your Star Brand" Special
lEGbacco Manure last spring, and like it
very much. Made a very good crop,
above the average, for such a bad season.
r. Rick9dm SOAUBLE PHOSPHATE.
AMMONIA and POTASH IT, II
Ftp. Tucker, Warren Plains, Warren
CO., n. c., Nov. y, 1888, writes: I used
your "Star Brand" Special Tobacco Ma
nurei of both kinds, for cotton and tobacco,
and [ consider them to be the best. Ihave
4ever, used. Notwithstanding the bad
fdrought we had, they did all that they
could do.
MI. S. M. Wilkinson, Jr., Cedar Grove,
fQrange co., N. c., Nov. 1888, writes: I
have used your "Star. Brand u Special
Tobacco Manure for several years, and it
has acted so well I am afraid to risk any
other. I have tried different kinds of
fertilizers and find none that value so
highly as yours. I expect to use it until
I find a better kind.
Affords a STEADYAND CON8TAN7
SUPPLY0 PLANT FOOD.
Mr.. W. Fl. Shieve,- ,Reidsyllle, n. c.,
Nov. Is, 1888, writes: I used this year
only the "Star Brand" Special Tobacco
Manure, but owing to an early drought
followed by a remarkably wet fall, my
tobacco is quite inferior. No fault OF
guano, however. I have used it for q
number of years and can safely recon
mend it to my brother farmers as being &
safe and reliable fertilizer. At least such
has been my experience with it.
Mr.. Jordan Boily, Roxboro, Person CO.
N. c., Nov. %, 1888, writes: Although
the excessive rains damaged tobacco
tgreatly, I was very much pleased with
the action of your Star Brand" Specia
Tobacco Manure; the tobacco growing of
and ripened finely. Shall try it again.
FINE, DRY andinprifnee condition to'
drilling.