Keep tho liver clean by uslug De-Witt's
Little Eirly Risers and you
will avoid trouble. They aro famous
little pills for constipation, liver and
bowel troubles.
For sale by F. C. Duerso.v, Druggist.
Fifty Stories of the Par West.
The Rov. Cvrusk Towiueud Brady,
author of "For Loy.e of Couutry" and
'Fir tho Freedom of tho Soa," is
writing his 'experiences and adventures
as "A Missionary iu tho Far
West" for early publication in tho
Ladies' Home Journal. Mr. Brady
was stationed in tho far WeBt for
oitiht years as a missionary. In that
timo he had some niOft stirring and
(Jxciting aud oftou humorous experiences,
and fifty of tho most
aud unusual of these ho will
in a series of articles. Ho has
never pefore told theso experiences.
Uo will do to now. Tlicy will have
to do with encounters with cclones,
and blizzards, piaiiie tirCf, uiiufuiI
weddings, funerals and baptism.
"I had dvspopsia fifty seven joars
and never found pornmnout relief till
I used Kodol Dj spopia Cure. Now
I am well and feel like a new man,"
writes S. J. Fleming, Murray Neb.
It is tho best digestant known. Cuies
all forms of indigestion. Physicians
everywhere presciibo it.
For salo by F. C. Dnunsoy, Druggist.
. . '
Judge Roberts Insane.
Judge V. II. Robeitn, toimoriy Gov.
Bradley's private secietar, was adjudged
of unsound mind iu the Circuit
Court at Owensboro and ordered
to tho Hopkinsvillo insane asylum,.
Ho is city Judgo of O'vensboro. He
was marrlpd latt week to Miss L'zzio
Dowllnp,of Frankfort.
