=V—They are readily and easily given.= You need not lose a moment. The REMEDY is ready just as you want it. With the Medicator you take the dose from the bottle and place it upon the tongue of the animal, without loss of time or danger. No bottling, balling, choking, or strangling—irritating the animal and endangering the owner or his help. =VI—They act more quickly than any other Medicine.= HUMPHREYS’ REMEDIES act through the medium of the nerves and the blood, rather than through the digestive organs. They begin to act before other medicines even reach the stomach. =VII—Every Ten Dollars invested in Humphreys’ Veterinary Remedies= will save you $100.00 and every HUNDRED will save a THOUSAND IN PROPERTY, besides an equal amount in time, trouble and care. =VIII—The saving in loss of stock is from one-half to three-fourths.= This is the testimony of hundreds of horsemen. =IX=—THE TREATMENT is humane, and if we may be humane as well as skillful, surely we should prefer it. =X—Diagnosing the disease and giving of medicine is= such, as any sensible, faithful man of ordinary intelligence can master without difficulty. We could annex Ten Thousand Testimonials of their efficacy. CAUTION ☞Take care not to confound DR. F. HUMPHREYS’ VETERINARY REMEDIES with the _spawn of imitations_ which the wonderful success of his REMEDIES has warmed into existence. Imitators have taken _his labels_, _his doses_ and _directions_, and even _his name_, under which to impose their IMITATIONS upon the public. Care should be exercised to avoid impositions. Several parties have reported the _loss of valuable stock_ through the use of these imitations. Doses, How Much? It is an error to suppose that animals require very large doses of Humphreys’ Homeopathic Medicines, for experience has shown sick animals to be very impressible, and easily influenced by appropriate medicine, and in general, not to require as frequent repetitions as the human subject. Those who are accustomed to give large and powerful doses of poisonous medicines in order to produce some revulsive action, such as a cathartic or sudorific, or even as an alterative, can not from hence infer the proper quantity required when only a curative result is desired.