The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-27
HOME QUEEN.
The Narrow Escape Of an Ex-PolIce-
 mans slx-Year-old Daughter.
A Thrilling Story.

From the Owensboro Ky. Messenger
 x-Policeman Minter Bennett of Owens- boro. stands high In the community in which he resides. For nearly ten years he was on the police force of his home city, but surrendered his billy and helmet to become a carpenter. He lives in a com fortable little home with his loving wife, cheered by the happy smiles and tender voice of a little six-year-ol girl. She is the sunshine of that little mansion. She Is the queen of the home. Still there Is story behind all of this peace and tran quility. The mother and father will tell you there would not have been today the radiant glow of girlhood in their home had it not been for Owens Pink Mixture MT. Bennett was working at his bench when reporter called to see him in re- gard to the use of the medicine in his family, He was bending over a piece of work. The reporter told him that he did not want to detain him long. but would Ike to know If he had anything to say in favor of Owens Pink Mixture He dropped his hammer and with a radiant glow on his face replied:
 es, sir, I always will have something good to say about that medicine. Too much can not be said in it's favor. I have a bright little girl six years old, whose life owe to 1t. We never could have
 
 Tor Owens Pink Mixture. She was prob ably fifteen months old when she began teething. She immediately began to pine away Nothing that we gave her would have any effect on her bowels She grew rapidly worse and lay In an apparently dying condition. 1t was a time when most people are ready to give up They feel like surrendering their own lives if only the young lives could be saved In hp fr
 edy that might be offered While we had never lost faith in our physician yet he seemed powerless to bring health back to the little one. She was in the very shadow of death Some friend sug- gested that I try bottle of Owens Pink Mixture. I took bottle home as I went to supper one night. It was administered according to directions. Twelve hours after the first dose l thought I could see signs of betterment. My wife was a It. tie doubtful at first, but during the fol- lowing day she was confident that the medicine was doing good. We'll, the It. tie thing began to pick right up In the course of a day or two she began to have an appetite and healthier color could be distinguished on her cheeks. We continued to give the medicine until the child had been restored to her normal condition. The beauty about the medi eiAie iS us pdldtaDllIy. H You know 1t Is very difficult to get a child to take medicine when 1t grows very low from illness. There Is never any trouble in getting child to take Owens Pink Mixture. 1 am satisfied that we never would have reared her had 1t not been for Owens Pink Mixture. I have told hum dreds Of the value of the remedy and will continue to do so. My wife Is never with out a bottle"
 Owens Pink Mixture is a perfectly harmless preparation for teething chil- oren. It allays irritation and makes teeth Ing easy. It regulates the bowels and stomach promotes rest, contains no opium, no morphine no laudanum. or other poisonous drugs. It is a pleasant ana perfect remedy for Summer com plaint, diarrhoea. dysentery, convulsions. loss Of sleep, feverishness, constipation. or sour stomach.
 Owens Pink Mixture Is put up in two sizes of bottles, 25c and 50c. For sale hv all druggists. A trial bottle will be sent Tree to any one addressing the Floyd Medicine Co.,, Detroit, Mich.