Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-27
THE PROOF.
Testimony From Lite Fort.

Testimony From little Fort
Sloan's Ointment and Condition Powders are ac-
knoUledged by all who have used them to be the
best remedy for Horses and Cattle that has been
discovered. Fresh wounds gals spayins. bruises,
ringbone poll evil, and in short every outward dis
order or injury can be cured by this wonderful
remedy. The POWDER is designed for inward
strains, dstemper, hide-bound, fatigue from hard
exercise, diseased eyes, &c- &c.-L Lake County
Chronicle.
II From the Hen H Y s. Brooks, Agent of
rhe Illinois and Michigan Canal Packet Company
Chicago, June 24 1913.
Or. IS. B. Sloan-Dear Sir for the last 30 yrs
have had occasion to use many horses. ard have
used the great variety of Lininents and OIntments
In use but have never found anything equal to
your Ointment for injuries on Horses. Within the
last two months have applied your Ointment 10
some 50 horses, for various INJURIES and in every
instance it has proved a sovereign remedy.
a WISCONSIN WITNESS.
Granville, Milwaukee Co.
Wis. Oct. 10 1S4S.
AfT. Sloan-Dear sir: Recently my horses ran
away with log-chain attached, which cut and
otherwise injured them seriously, so much so that
considered my team ruined for business. For
tunately friend recommended the use of your
Ointment. I went TO Milwaukee and purchased
a box. 1t soon removed the inflammation and in
few DAYS the wounds healed. The great benefit
derived from the use ofyour Ointment on my hor-
ses. induced me 70 acquaint you with the fact be
eiving that its publicity would benefit you and
the public. Respectfully yours,
GEORGE COMcTOCh.
II IS i POSITIVE FACT,
And has become common saying, that Sloan's
Ointment and Condition Pc1C9ers' are rapidly su-
persedng all other remidies for all diseases OF hor
ses or cattle The beauty of the medicines con-
s.st in their purity and safety, 10 wit; they may
, BE- used ever so freely without any danger of ia
KING cold, any other injury resulting from their
frequent and never fail to cure If the dIrec-
tons are followed.
Further Testimony.
\. T Co3y, Druggist Lake County Illinois,
writes as follows:
April s 1913
/ W B. sloan EsQ--Dear Sir = gain l have TO
request that YOU viii send me further supply OF
vour Condition Powders, Ointment and 1annin
Paste-the sales Of these articles are constantly
increasing, and the people OF this country say they
cannot he beat have used the Tannin Paste and
believe II TO be the best article for Leather in
/ You will also send me two dozen of your Farrier
Books they viii sell. Respectfully yours
\. I. CODY.
One uaitsd uojce from 1ieHeary and Lake
Y C0s3ties-
Little Fort. March 81, 1s4s.
] Dr. Sloan--DeaT sir In my late excursion
/ through Nc Henry and Lake Counties, | heard
one united voice II all parts OF the country in ia
vor OF your preparations. The Ointment has earn
ed great name. the Condition Powder Is highly
rr.zed and the Tannn Paste fully sustains your
( statement.
Very respectfully, H l. JORDAN.
THE GREATEST ARTICLE OUT.
RACINE. Wis. Jan. 1919.
Ma A 3 EAN DoRES, Milwaukee. Wis
sir Please send by the stage Tor the enclosed cash
doz Sloans Ointment" Il IS the greatest Griict
osr" for all purposes for which u Is recommend
q Truly Yours &c. II : CARY