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The Mapes Complete Manures. 
Prepared specially for all truck crops. Cabbages, Cauliflowers, Corn, Sweet Coru, Potatoes, Sugar Beet, 1 omatoes, Tobacco, 
Oranges, Fruits, Nursery stock, Vines, Lawns, Trees, etc. 
APPLICATIONS DURING GROWTH. 
One to three bags per acre applied at lioeing or cultivating has added largely to the yield and doubled t he net profit of the crop, 
THE MAPES FORMULA AND PERUVIAN GUANO CO., 
158 FRONT ST., NEW YORK. 
Record for 1886 The r ^"ciarcJp xl,er,,,,e,,t 
OF THE 
STOGKBRIDGE MANURES 
The average vuluatlou of the Stoekbrldgc 
Special Manures In Massachusetts, Con¬ 
necticut and New Jersey, for 1886, includ¬ 
ing every sample Inspected, nine In all, 
was..........834.34 
which shows these celebrated manures to 
. stand as well if not better than any other 
fertilizers in the market. They contain 
no inferior material which gives a high 
analysis, but which is of no value in the 
field. They arc dry, fine, and composed 
of the very best fertilizing ingredients, 
namely, bone and chemicals, and are there¬ 
fore rich, sure and safe fertilizers, and will 
insure crops where other kinds fail. 
At the prices at which these special ma¬ 
nures can be bought of our local agents, 
they will be found the cheapest first-class- 
fertilizers for the money sold in the east¬ 
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buying elsewhere. 
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JACOB KElLKtt, Box 814, Marlon, O. 
BLACKSMITHING on the FARM 
Bave lime Mid money by tiling Holt'* eolfbmtod 
F0R6E and Kit of TOOLS For » 2 ° 
Larger Size, *86. Single Torge, *10. 
Uluoknmlths’ Took, IIiuol l>rlil., Ac. 
HOLT MFQ.C0.,b , i ontral Cleveland, O. 
Manures. 
[Extract from Animal Report, (flatted March, 1887 
for year ISSli.J 
Page 54— “Cost and Valuation.”— The 
average cost of these Special Manures has 
been $42,511 per ton, the average valuation 
$36.70, and the difference between cost and 
valuation $5. Mil per ton, or Hiper cent, of the 
valuation. The corresponding difference in 
tbo case of Superphosphates was 24.80 per 
cent. The Special Manure on the average 
are higher-priced, more concentrated, and, 
other tilings being equal, more economical 
to purchase.” 
Difference Between Cost and Valuation. 
Page 28—“The difference bet ween the two 
figures (the cost per ton and the valuation per 
ton) represents the manufacturer’s charges 
for converting raw materials into manufac¬ 
tured articles. These charges are for grinding 
and mixing, bagging or bundling, storage and 
transportation, commission to agents and 
dealers, long credit*. Interest on investment, 
bad debts, and finally profits.” 
Reoapitu l ation. 
Difference between average cost valuation: 
Superphosphates, ...24.30 per ct. 
Special Crop Manures.10.00 do. 
The Mapes S|>ecial CTop Manures. 10.09 do. 
The reports by Prof. Johnston for the pre¬ 
vious two years—1.884 aud 1885—show sub¬ 
stantially the same relative cheapness to the 
farmer of the Special Crop Manures as com¬ 
pared with Superphosphates. 
Tlie Mapes Special Crop Manures 
are the Cheapest of all. 
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