Pronounced Hope Ess, Yet Saved

Fro.m a letter written by Mrs. Aüa E. Hurd, oi Groton, S. D., we quote: "Was taken with abad cold, wlnch settled on my Lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption. Four docotrs gave me up, saying 1 could live but a short time. I gave mysell up to my Saviour, determineü 1 could nofc stay with my friends on eartíh, I would meet my absent ones above. My Ixusband was advised to eet Dr. King's New Discovery ior Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, taak in all, eiglit bottles; it has cured me, and I thamk &od I am now a well and liearty woman. Trial bottlea free at Eberbach & bon, and Oo. T. Haussler, o! Manchester. Regular size, 5UC. and $1.00. Colonel Andre-w, "f North CSiolina, is one of the most prominent rallroad men in the country and Avas at „ni' time general superintendent of the Kalchih & Galveston Iiailroad, and is at the present time one of the presidente of the Ilichmond & Danville Railroad. He has done very much toward dereloping the country west if I'.lue Kiilse. Colonel Andrews is fcpecially charsed with superTising railroad and transport matters in connection with the Fair and as of course liis afiuaintanee among railroad men is wide spread fur which reason he is a very valuable acciuisition to the com mistión. "Wèïl boffun is half done," apelares "the ald maxim that hundreds of SQholevrs in schools and colleges have sclected as motto. But getting half througb with a task or purpose mails nothhig unless it is carried tlirongh to completion. WfeU toegun is good as lar as ib goes; twell done le bost of all, for this means accomplishment, without -which no Jmrpose or dosire amounts to enough %o p-ay ïor the loss of tinne occupied in texpressing it. Th eyouth who would leavo in tüe warW any evidence of his having lived, who would attain what mfii caU success, must not only ihetrin -veil, but he must continue attarnmonts and progrese throughout jfe._Saline Observer.