“ ‘Sal-Vet’ results are entirely satisfactory. 
I bought it to riil my sheep of worms, and it 
certainly did the business. Also fed it to horses, 
colts and cows, and they are all doing finely.” 
L. J. ALLEN, 
Willseyville, N. Y. 
‘‘Some of our neighbors have lost all of their 
pigs, and some of ours were not doing well, 
either; but since feeding ‘Sal-Vet’ to them they 
are doing fine.” ISENRARiJEIt BUGS., 
Bt. No. 2, Battle Creek, Mich. 
‘‘I had two lots of hogs. To one lot I fed 
‘Sal-Vet’; was pleased with results, as they 
went to market in fine condition. To the other 
lot I fed no ‘Sal-Vet.' These hogs did not fat¬ 
ten nearly so well, and at killing time we found 
many worms in them, while those that had the 
‘Sal-Vet’ had no worms. 
I have good faith in my hogs. They look 
well; but I also have faith enough In ‘Sal-Vet’ 
from my experience to believe that it will make 
them look better.” ELWOOI) CBOSSLEY, 
Rt. No. 1, Bloomsburg, Pa. 
‘‘I lost fifty dollars’ worth of lambs from 
worms. Am sure that if 1 had had your ‘Sal-Vet’ 
sooner it would have saved me this fifty dollars. 
as I have not lost one since 1 began feeding it. 
Have also been feeding ‘Sal-Vet’ to a bunch of 
shoats; they are now the finest in town.” 
W. A. TOBY, 
Lindley. N. Y. 
‘‘I lost a number of hogs, and more were 
dying: then 1 sent for your ‘Sal-Vet.’ Fed it 
to them immediately upon its arrival, and they 
at once picked up and are flourishing and thriv¬ 
ing like the biblical ‘green bay tree.’ We have 
been killing some of these hogs and selling 
them for more than the market prices. If it 
had not been for the ‘Sal-Vet’ fed them, I am 
sure that we would not have one left to sell.” 
EDWARD F. DIBBLE (Seedgrower), 
Iloneoye Falls, N. Y. 
‘‘I have kept hogs all my life, and have fed 
lots of grain to make them grow. I sold one 
lot of hogs before I got the shipment of ’Sal- 
Vet,’ but kept an equal number. I fed ‘Sal-Vet’ 
to t!ie latter for two weeks, and while they 
were not as old as the first lot, I sold them anil 
they weigtied 230 pounds more than the oldest 
which had not had ‘Sal-Vet’.” 
JOHN E. SEVERENCE, 
Savannah, N. Y. 
I’ll Sion 
Your Losses 
From WORMS 
SidneyR. 
Feil 
"The Sal.Vet 
Man” 
Registered Pharma¬ 
cist, Graduate of the 
National Institute of 
Pharmacy 
Don’t Buy “Sal” this 
or “Sai” that 
Get the original, gen¬ 
uine Sal-Vet. Look 
for the portrait of 
S.R.Feil in center 
of each trade 
mark. 
I’LL PROVE IT 
OR 
PAV 
I’ll Feed Your Stock 
Pay 
If you will fill out the coupon below so I can tell how many head 
of stock you have I’ll ship you enough Sal-Vet, the great worm destroyer 
and live stock conditioner to last them all 60 days. I don’t ask you to send 
me a penny of pay in advance. All I want is the privilege of proving to you 
right on your own farm, before you pay, what I have already proved to hundreds 
of thousands of farmers. I want to show you how easy it is to rid your stock of 
worms, stop your losses, make your farm animals grow faster, thrive better, keep healthier, put on 
more flesh on no more feed—make you more money. You can’t afford not to accept this liberal offer. 
Send No 
Moneu a 
Just the /J 
Coupon^ 
R PPM! RrAc Ta 
The Great 
WORM 
Destroyer 
The Great 
LIVESTOCK 
Conditioner 
REG. 
OFF. 
(UO) 
SIDNEY R. FEIL, Pres. 
THE S. R. FEIL COMPANY ^ 
Dept, RMY 12-13-13 Cleveland, Ohio 
Ship me enough Sal-Vet to last my stock 
60 days. I will pay the freight charges when it 
arrives, agree to report results promptly in 60, ^. 
days, and at that time pay for it if it does what you 
claim. If it does not, you are to cancel the charge. 
Name. 
is the biggest boon to stock owners ever discovered. It stops losses from worms, prevents disease, aids digestion, tones up 
the system, helps food do your animals more good, gives them sleek coats, bright eyes and plump bodies. It pays for itself 
several times over in extra profits and protection against disease. It enables you to feed new corn safely and greatly 
lessens the danger from hog cholera and other destructive plagues. Read these letters: 
"My neighbors lost 26% of their stock from corn “Before I started to feed ‘Sal-Vet’ my hogs were 
fodder and kaflir fodder poisoning and altho’I fed sick, and I had lost 6 of them; since feeding ‘Sal- 
the same feed that they did, with the addition of Vet’ i have lost none. All now have good appetites 
the ‘Sal-Vet’ which I gave, I lost none." and are thriving.” 
—Frank Frame, Sawyer. Kansas. —Ernest Trlebel, Rt. No. 2, Clearwater, Minn. 
Sal-Vet is a medicated salt which expels the deadly stomach and free intestinal worms without bother to you. 
You place it where your animals can run to it freely and 
“The benefit which my horses, cattle and sheep 
derived from the use of ‘Sal-Vet’ is such as to make 
it almost indispensible.” — A. L. Martin. Director 
of Institutes, Department of Agriculture, Harris¬ 
burg, Da. 
P. o. 
Shipping Sta ..... State . 
THEY DOCTOR THEMSELVES 
It requires no dosing, no drenching, no starving, no trouble at all. Surely you can¬ 
not afford to turn dow'n this opportunity I give you of seeing for yourself on your own farm how 
Sal-Vet will save and make you money. Remember 1 don’t ask you to send me a cent of money in 
k advance—you have nothing to pay when the shipment arrives except the freight charges. At 
► the end of 60 days report results—tell me what Sal-Vet has done for you. If it fails to do 
^ what I claim—if it don’t rid your stock of the profit-eating stomach and intestinal worms. 
I’ll cancel the charge—you won’t owe me a penny. Send the coupon today. 
\ "tStP THE S. R. FEIL GO., Mfg. Chemists aSSJSS,. o. 
nn.Ar C 40 lbs., $2.25; 100 lbs., I 
rKIb&d $5.00; 200 lbs., $9.00; 3001 
lbs., $13.00; 500 lbs., $21.12. Special| 
discount for largo quantities. 
No order filled for less than 40 lbs. on I 
60 days offer. Never sold in bulk; I 
only in Trade-Marked *‘Sal-Vet’*| 
Packages. 
60 day trial shipments are based on I 
1 lb. of Sal-Vet for each hog or sheep I 
and 4 lbs. for each horse or head of I 
cattle as near as wo can cyme I 
without breaking regular sired | 
packages. 
No. of Sheep. 
.Hogs . . . Cattle. 
. Horses. 
