The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1902-08-07
PHILANTHROPY (!
The UnSelflSh LabOrS Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Roy Miller Save Many ChlIdrenS Lives.
They Earn the Gratitude of Hundreds Of
Parents in OwensbOrO.
From the owensbOro, KY, Messenger

eal uTuB uTu Vi Inc M Mullo0 " haynes
Co. for several years. He is known to
be one of the best prescription drug
gists in the state. His reputation is
already established, and whatever he
says is not for a moment doubted by
the people who know him.
Like all men who shoulder the re-
sponsibilities of a big business, Mr..
Miller is always busy, but he found
time the other day, when asked what
he thinks Of Owens Pink Mixture and
its use among children, to assert his
firm belief, based on his own experience
that it will do just what is claimed for
it. He even goes further aud says that
no better remedy can be obtained for
use in aggravated cases of bowel trou-
BILE among older people.
Druggists are usually slow to recon-
mend any particular medicine, either
over their own signature or during an
interview. They will often say that
what will act we'll and produce the de-
sired results with some individuals may
not be successful on other persons, but
Mr.. Miller states that there is always
an exception in the case of owens Pink
Mixture.
Really" said Mr.. Miller to our re-
porter, II don't think / can do the mat
ter justice. takes my wife to tell of
the virtues of Owens Pink Mixture. II
there is any family in our neighborhood
with little child, to which she has not
recommended the use of the medicine,
/ don't know it. AT any rate, we have
used it to our great satisfaction on the
only two children that we have living.
The girl is now seven years of age, and
our boy is five. They are are both hale
and hearty, and we never had any trou-
BILE during the second summers with
them or when they were teething. They
took the medicine with the same delight
that would be manifested by child
when eating anything that it is partic-
ularly fond of.
"We lost our first child from some
kind of wasting bowel trouble. We
knew nothing of Owens Pink Mixture
then. We did everything possible to
save the life of the loved one, but our
efforts were in vain. The little fellow
died. No words can paint the grief oi
mother over the loss of her first born.
But, since we have used this medicine
with such wonderful success on our two
succeeding children, we are both firmly
convinced that had we used il on Oul
first born, he would have been alive to-
day. Now, this is pretty strong as
sertion for a person TO make, but
firmly believe it.
AS soon as my wife hears of sicl
child in the neighborhood, she eithel
goes or sends word to the mother to tr,
Owens Pink Mixture. / don't thinl
there is family in my end Of the towl
that has not bottle of the medicine il
its possession. Many say that it is
good thing to have around, whethe
there are any children in the family o
not. I do not mean to be extravagan
in my praise of this remedy. onl,
want to say in its behalf what thin
should be said by one who has used j
in such satisfactory manner in hi
family. Again, I will say If anyon
should call for it and / did not have il
would be 10th to recommend any med
icine to be as good. In fact, woul
not do it. / could not do it"
Here, in Owensboro, where the med
icine has been put up for long time
the people have had an opportunity I
learn of its merits from actual use. I
not single case has the medicine pro1
7 en- fruitless, and oil citizens speak
good word for it.
You can walk down the street an
day and ask any head of q family whI
g he thinks of Owens Pink Mixture an
D you may rest assured that his answ'
will be pretty strong recommendatio
0 Of its merits.