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, 1892-01-09
: August. ;.
Flower

Perhaps you do not believe these
statements concerning GREEN'S Au-
gust Flower. Well, we cant t make
you. We can't force conviction in
to your head or med
Doubling icine into your
throat. We don't
Thomas. want to. The money
is yours, and the
misery is yours; and until you are
willing tobelieve, and spend the one
for the relief of the other, they will
stay SO. John III. Foster, 1I22
Brown Street, Philadelphia, says:
"My wife is little Scotch woman,
thirty years ofage and Of a naturally
delicate disposition. For five or six
years past she has been suffering
from Dyspepsia. She
Vomit became SO bad at last
that she could not sit
Every Meal. down to meal but
she had to vomit it
as soon as she had eaten it. Two
bottles Of your August Flower have
cured her, after many doctors failed.
Shecan now eat anything, and enjoy
it;and as for Dyspepsia, she does not
know that she ever had it. !" @
, 1892-01-09
Emnlet,s Dog.

Everybody remembers sFritz" Emmet's
matchless st. Bernard. Plinlimmon. Well,
he's dead. Before Emmett died he sold
him to w. E. H. Moore, who has a large
kennel at Melrose, Mass. Plinlimmon,
who was born III 1888, was most beautiful
deep orangein color, with the correct mark
ings. He stood nearly "a inches to the
shoulder, was Az inches round the chest,
and weighed nearly 220pounds. His head
zle, but that which attracted the most
timid was his benevolent and sweet ex-
preston, which is SO pronounced in his
descendants. His granddaughter, Princess
Florence, his greatest living descendant
today, possesses this characteristic in a
marked degree.
, 1892-01-09

WHEN the grand scheme of docks
planned at the mouth Of the Snohomish is
consummated, all the snags taken out of
the river, factories erected, whalebacks
built, Great Northern terminus constructed,
&C., &C., &C., &C., &C., &C., &c.. then look
out tor Everett and Snohomish City, it's
FEEDER says the boomer. In the mean
time, Olympia is increasing steadily. We
have all the elements of stability and sue
cess, with two great railroads running into
the city, another one soon to be constructed
and splendid agricultural resources back of
us. If you want good home with the ad-
yantages of excellent educational facilities,
come to Olympia
, 1892-01-09
THE NEW AND THE OLD.

Acted like gentlemen says the Ia
coma Globe with reference to the mayor
and city councilmen Of this city resigning
their offices. 1t was the only thing to do
here and it ought to be copied after in the
other cities Of the state where mistakes
were made in the recent election. 1t does
away with the considerable expense Of
holding another election and gives the
people chance next time TO re-elect the
whole city government if they are found
worthy or to sweep them out of power if
found worthless. Our new city govern
ment will soon apply itself to righting the
blunders of the last, getting the finances
in some sort OF shape, SO that people can
understand how much the indebtedness of
the city amounts to, call for an election to
bond the city at an early day as possible,
start street repairs and evolve system Of
sewerage and drainage. We believe the
new city government has plenty of good
timber and will take Davy Crockctts ad-
vice, "Be sure you are right, then go
ahead.n 1t will be remembered that the
TRIBUNE pleaded with the last city council
to take this advice before going ahead with
the bond election, but it went along
blindly and plunged the city in debt for a
worthless election, paid for decision to
show that the bonds were no good and
squandered money for printing bonds
never issued. Some of the retiring mem
bers seemed to think they have been unduly
criticised hv the nrass of OIvmDia AS a
matter offact, they were shielded in many
shortcomings for the good name of the
city. There was never known in the his
tory of Olympia before such laundering
administration. But what is the use of
talking about it now. The people settled
Corporal, Murphy and his awkward squad
at the polls.
, 1892-01-09

SEVERAL chunks of pig tin from Cali
fornia lying on our desk, says the Econo-
mist, attest to the fact that we are not only
producing tin plate in commercial quanti-
ties, but that it will soon all be made from
American ore, and that, too, long before
the time allowed by the new tariff law
, 1892-01-09
THE
Agricultural College


The Agricultural College and School of
Science will be opened on Wednesday, Jan.
ID, 1892, at Pullman. A thorough course of
preparation for the college will be given in
the following branches: English Gram
biography, Penmanship, United States
History, Elocution, Physical Geography
and Bookkeeping. Students will be re-
ceiyed and classified in the college classes
and instruction given to them.
Tuition is free in all the departments in
the college.
ANY person IA years Of age, and who
understands Arithmetic through fractions,
who can read and write with facility, spell
well, and who is reasonably well-grounded
in the geogrsphy Of the United States, can
enter the school,
Board and room in private families at
reasonable rates can be had. Those desir-
ing to attend the school should make ap-
plication at once. For full particulars ad-
dress
, 1892-01-09

VOORHEES, was elected to congress in
1885 on the North Yakima Y akima City
issue" says an Eastern Washington paper
He was elected because the King county
republicans knitted the republican nominee.
That's the truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth
, 1892-01-09
A Clever Rat Tran,

Buffalo Express: Let a rat come near a
clam shell, and if the clam is alive it will
seize the animal by the tail and never let
go until the the tail comes off. This is a
hint to people whose honses are troubled
with rats. Let them get few live CLAIMS to
guard the rat-hoIes.
, 1892-01-09
"A Case With NO Chance for Recovery

indianapolis Journal: nWhat drove
this poor man insane, doctor2'
He tried to figure out his wifes reasons
for setting the clock ahead whenever she
wished to get up early"
, 1892-01-09

HE will astonish the folks here BY his
gentlemanly bearing said Manager
Hanna about John T. Sullivan after he
returned home to Seattle. He certainly
will,if he displays any gentlemanly bearing.
, 1892-01-09
Forgiven on the Spot.

Puck: Young Husband - Why, my
dear, this pudding is burnt black. How
did it happen2
Young Wife-Im sure don't know. L
looked att just before you came home and
it was all right.
But I've been home two hours.''
4 Dear me thought it was only few
, 1892-01-09
Cheap Rates.

For cheapest rates to st. Paul, Milwau-
kee, Kansas City, Chicago and all points
East and South, apply to j. G.. Percival,
agent Union Pacific r. r. n24tf,
, 1892-01-09
Advice From an Editor.

Union County Standard: DON'T pen
misives to your best girl on postal cards.
She may have suspicion that you do not
care two cents for her.
, 1892-01-09
He Had Nothing Left.

Judge: First Footpad--There is no use
tackling that fellow.
Second Footpad- Why?
First Footpad-.He's been buying Christ
mas presents all day.
, 1892-01-09
Reason in All Things.

Chicago Times: The man who called
"a spade, a spadel'' probably needed one
to fill his flush.
, 1892-01-09

~ P. JENTO, NJ. D. G. M Office Chambers
W Block, Office hours, 10 to II; to 5; 7 to
9. Telephone No. 80
, 1892-01-09

DR. E. A. JACKMAN. Office and residence,
~ Hale Block, Fourth st.
, 1892-01-09

fNEo. s. ARMSTRONG, M. D., L. R. g. s.,
~ (Edin. Office Chambers block, residence,
Olympia Hotel, Telephone no. |.
, 1892-01-09

JNR. GEO..W. INGHAM-Ofi Turner Block,
~ corner Fourth and Main streets.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
yor 'D,seras'psfttM'
2iit operfor Itpenfab.

Snptein Subn o. Bourts fortnler,
at uuber bans DpbOlo / Gri5Ona Iarn'
men me6 General Grppt baOoe De
2eireu en- Gel MorItab meb en- gdrtnel
Glettricermaitine. en- SrlObOGar blet
last paa 8unoeu al ct Spuno 8anO,
pg bet bleu meboelt Snbianerne, at ben
oilbe fna ben. ium funbe tase ben op,
mebens ban Iamtibi9 bolbt 8atteriets
uitplois uOieeuOe Cylinder / Saanoen'
Ollie furisste os gubuer bleD "itgot" %
upsap 5Orisset. Gnbelis efterfom
"Ssie lllu," en- flor "Meebicinmano,"
SpfOrbrinsen.
"Ssie ulp" tus en- al 8olerne %
ielpfslselis Tom intet Stso. San iau
paa ben slinienbs Sslpbullar | Span'
bet Os paa ben Grtrabelsnnins af fem
Dollars, Tom Dfficererue bapbe fiioi
iammsn, Os ct Gieblit efter itaf bans
bruno grme / Ganbet til pp ouer Gl'
buerre.
Seq er life iitano til at iise nsias'
tist buOr marse Sunbrebe 3uiinoer
8olter, ban mpbtos i @aften, men ban
fit iittert en- iaaoan &ienoltab til @lefs
tricitetsn, iOm iuseniiube er falbet Ell
bib Manbs Sob, % bet uGrite bar, It
ban life tunbe Hippo 8olerne. 8lubie'
fig bespnOte ban imiolertio at llaa ON
fig % maiebe bet f~tattels ifrsbelise
9atteri ~fulOltanOist, ROset, oi ar9reoe
o3 puer.
SOn bar imiolertio buerten pUerpuns
bet eaer DOmDeet, % ertlnreOe ufOrs
feroet, at ban bar oiQi9 til at 9~jentage
5~orip9et, ct 6Orilas, iOm hi neois
fnnoe unbilaa Os for.
8atteriet blcu fat ,itattO igjen, Os ri
FOB BAN fOrip9e paarp.
9e%nne8ang i~rembra9te BEN itrpbeli9e
gaIfine, lom Den inu STR baooe pentet,
IadgUotiom in9en Strgm, % ban fiteoe
Retgene Op, iti6nt Soebeu ipraug frem
paa bans Gnii9t Os Sals, ligeiom bans
6in9re og SaanOlco forpreS fla. Sao-
leoes Opretbolot "66ie lllu" fit &D ION
Ell flor WeOicinmanb," iiben ban aleue
blanOt ale Stnmmens @eblemmer
BaUoe uaret iitanO iii at bamle Op mcb
ben bpioe ManOs bemmeli9beOsiuIos
"WteOicintasie Youths Companion.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Sen Sraao,

iom benpttes til at lape be fine 8rps'
ieler al, blir ipunben | tiloels msrfe,
u~noeriproife 8um, foroi 9raaoen pilbe
brittle, bois ben blep ipunben ! tBr, FIJI
9uft. 9raacen er iaa fin, at ben ina'
rere ma fsles emo ices, ps Spinoerlfen
maa boert gieblif ! SalpmBrfet unber'
isse 3rdabene, for at Der life ital fOmms
islu ben rinseite lliapnbeo. st mere
uiunbt os mere anlirensenbe Irbeibs
enb at ipinbe berne Slass 9raab fau
nspps tantes. De fustise, msrte aial'
berlofaler er Iaalebes inbrettet, at Der
Tan falber en- sneite itarf 2psitraale par
Siuleue. Sunbbeben os %rapnlis Spns'
epnsn saar burtis tabt Deb bette Gr'
beibe. Sauberne, ipm ftaSis sr ubiai
for 8ulbsn, blir mart ~fortrsblet a
8enmatisme, % Grbeiberferne BIZ,
samls, enbnu fsrenb be er uoe cpe'
Ilnaoomsaarens. Men ben "fornemms
Ieroen"s Gamer, Der bruser Sniplin
ssrne, tanfer life raa, at peo Staoien
iom be ppnter fig mec, b9nser iattis,
NrbeieerIters Sunbbeo % Sin.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Jor "Deeorass9ot,h
S9roet moo 6uIoe.

Sporme9et Sanen fan uorette | Rets
ming al at beroe bet menneiteli9e 9es
GENE fremsaar Hart al nogle 8~eretnins
ger ON be SnbisOte / Gibirien, iom
mcboeles al 6prfatteren til "8ensbpr,
Sunoe % Gr9fo." auloe, flyer ban,
ipnes life at babe nOseniombelit Sno.
lpoelie paa benz.
Ofte, naar oi life funbe u6iatte bore
Srer to Minuter for &nloen rben at
iaa benz irosne, funbe Be SnbfDbte ean
en- Silne eller TO umfrins meo beres'
SGtter ilaneoe tilbase paa SOpeoet, ps
naar bet or npouenbist Itaoi9t at paste
paa, at Der life GIT Sruit / pore @aIer,
ipntes be life at l99ae minoIte Marte
til 2emperaturen.
@n Mor9en / Sannar Manneo fob
leg / fuloitGnbig 6Orbauielie Ooer oeres
Ringeast o%oerior ben luoe Semperatur.
De arbeioeoe minoit Ell batu Zine meb
bare Senoer meo at iammenpatte Selt
% Sus9crnao, baanbterenbe Hatferue
% binoenoe Dem iammen meo frosne
Salremme, uSertillpnelaoenbs at fple
ben minoite ubebaseligbeo, meoens ies
uGlten fif Croft i Sinsrene peb at ilaa
Slo til min Yibe oeb SiGlp at Stint os
Staal, bpilten Operation | bet bsieIts
tog ire Minuter.
Ratten isr, Do jes tilfalbis beSau
mig no af 9eltet, eiterat bort Soft
buube truftet Jig tilbase, gil ies iurbi
beres 2eir, iom laa | Rarbeoen. De,
res Slo bar brGnot no til en- 8unte
@lsoer, Der tilpb mig at funne finite
be Spoenoe. Se laa ~iammenfrsbue
paa irnaa 9preitinb meb &Dssen mob
ben uobrenote SID os meb beres Selss
fapper taiteoe lott ben poer beres npgne
2esemer.
Gns 5ratfe bar sleoet bort fra bans
9essme % lob bans 8ps % Stulors
uoiaitss for en- 9emperatur al 1s @ras
Der UNDER Nul, Jabrenbeit, ps ifignt
bans Saar bar irpsiet itiot, inprfebe
ban liseiaa itartt, iOm ON ban bapbe
lisset | bet bebaselisfte &parter. =
Youths Companion. I
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Y Jor "Sssora5sgsit,u.-
SnoHoen al &ontntembrct.

aabne bit llbr Os ie paa be Ima1
Siul, Sjebrene ps Sfruerne, ipm boe,
for Jig er Ell uunOuerlis Del al bele
ben un~oerfuloe Maifine. 2eg @erft
til bet lille 9alancebiul, ipm uafabelio
flDuer op o9 neb, Dag os Nat, 9lar Ut
og Iar inb. 8enue mnoerfnloe life
Waitire CT &eiultatet al Stuoium %
@rperimenter. Oct llbr, IOm ieg MI
Iiooer meo / Saanoeu, er iammeniat al
90 Stpffer, % bets 6orarbeibeiie ON.
fatter mere eno 1000 furfieIise slass
glrbsioer. @nfelte Of be minoite Strusr
er iaa imaa, at bet ubepGbne Eie life
fan lifeline Dem ira Smubsletfer. 8lsfs
ten | 3oppen al Sfruen er en- 5embuns
oreoebel al en- CONNIE | 2~9n9oen. Oct
ta9er 308,000 af bisie Sfruer til at
Oeie ct Bunb, os ct gunb er p9rbt
$1,5S5. Gen baarfine 5ieber CT aiurt
al bet fineite staal, 81 9umme lang
Omtrent % bryce en- !SunbreSebels
3umme breb us 81 3~itufinbebele tpi.
Srpeesien meb at baroe bisie 5ieore
par i lang 3ib en- Semmslisbeb, %
enbos i bore Gage or life aienbltabet
BERTH alminoelis ubbrebt. SarSien
al bisie Staaliieore er uu~erurbentlia.
@n Sammenlisnins pil piIs bette. On
3on purt Cub er parb $62s,oOo. On
2On Staal, iOm er pmsiprt til be finefe
5iebre, man bruser illbre, sr parb pper
2 Miaipner Dollars, ensr 121 @anae
iaa meset Tom bet pure Cub. 80
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
A Novel Proposition,

The Pioneer Press Co. of St. Pan,
MIMI, makes some remarkable offers in
connection with its weekly edition. Elea.
ton time is approaching as well as seed
time. OF course every household desire,
the WEEKLY PIONEER PRESS duIing the
campaign, and the publishers propose 10
reciprocate by giving their subscribers 4
benitit in the seed line. Following ara
their offers of northern grown, tested seeds
furnished by l.. L.. May Il Co., the leading
northern growers:
Offer No. ladies COllectiOn"-Eve.
ryone sending ST.. 10 will receive tho
weekly Pioneer Press one year and 4
collection OF flower seeds, ammonting at
catalogue prices to $1.10. Included in this
offer are Pansy, Nasturtium, Sweet Pea
Poppy Mignonette, Petunia, Phlox, Forget
Mc-Not, Snap Dragon. Candy-tufts, Silene,
mixed, etc. Is packets In all.
Offer No. 2-"Vegetable Garden
Everyone sending 1920 will receive the
weekly Pioneer Press" one Year nj 20
packets of Garden seeds, prepaid. Every
gardener needs this package. Onion. Cab.
bage, Beet, Lettuce, Tomato, Radish, Corn,
Parsnip, Pea, Cucumber, Turnip, Pepper,
Water and Musk Melon, Celery, Carrot
Cauliilower, Endive, Spinach and Leek
seeds are included. The seeds alone cost
$1,40 at regular prices.
Offer No. 3-"Novelty Package"-This
package includes the seasons novelties in
both vegetable and flower seeds, and are
offered for the first time now. The pack
age and weekly Pioneer Press" one year
for $3.50. All postpaid. The catalogue
price of these seeds is $1.95. We have
taken special pride in the makeup Of this
offerand recommend II highly. The flower
seeds included are Phlox, Pansy, Crysan-
themum, Balsam, Aster, Nasturtium and
Pianthus. The vegetables, Onion, Bean,
Lettuce, Water Melon, Cabbage, Beet,
Radish and Parsnip. All new varieties.
Offer No. 4-"Surprise Box"-For Sl.10
we will send the Weekly Pioneer Press"
one year and this assortment, the seeds
alone costing $1.15. This is destined to
become a ~favorite offer. Included are Gu
cumber. Beet, Onion, Pea, TomatOe, Cab
bage, Lettuce, Pansy, Sweet Pea, Nastur
tium, Mornin7 Glory, Verbena and Aster
All charges are prepaid and seeds or
dered will be sent promptly. Old and new
subscribers are included in the offer.
If You dent want seeds send postal ~
new book and picture premiums, Aedr6s'
all communications to
THE PIONEER Press &c.
ST. Paul, Mimi
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Stteratnr.

"Saimiften" er giaunet poo Of 49,,
wtaaneosNriit, uosioet af Home Mp.ic as
Publishing Co, 344 Milpaufee glps Nm
cage, Sa., os reoiseret al &riitian gffsio.
Sirtftets 6ornaaI er at p9tte Srtcresis n,
atrfemniif, % bnroe finoe 9illutrino \,
unoerft0tteIie al gue. iom interesicrer ~
for oerne iaa pi8tise os bog iaa mcoct fo n.y.
fsmte Gag. ariitian IiISions IoSn er .,
Bergen fOr, at &eNattionsurbeiOct er oUo,
Sanoer, % bette, / Sorbinoetic meo ocr Ian.
Subitriptionspris - 800 pr. Narcoro
bnrbe ittre Slaoet en- flor arcos of Sober.
Snoboloet at be Nummere, hi bar jret
Snn9itptter, Sr8eIitDtter, iamt Here s,h.r
9Gieitof peorgrenbe SoImer, Strfemunf pin
berettiger I'll at baabe, at bette lrr,,
tagenoe oil mObe al muIi9 &eIp,lle iro
Gublituut5 She.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

Splheffer. 4rpi. 5risbp ueo Mas
rineobieroatoriet / @aibinstcn bar pp.
buset, at ben fore SolIlct, iom man bar
feet / ben ienere 2ib, Os iOm bar 140,s
900 Mil lang % 100000 Mil. breb, er
belt ! 20 minbre Soliletter. 3ssiprs
ubsn bar Ban OpOaget andre SUlfletter i
u~mauoelia aiitauO fra ," iGrIt uapnts
ps nlosles uaibGugige a oisie. 9enue
fbits SponseIie pil blipe iulst meo
ipRnot Spm9rtipmbeo al Aitronpmerre.
8rOi. 6risbD mariebe poiaa uso bisIe
SRupmeuer ~betDoeliss 5uriterrslier al
masnstraaIen. On acknowledgements
og be grastfuIoe &OrolpS i 8~esDuoslien
iioite llse itaar ! 6urbinbelie meo 5or.
anSrinserne SolIetterne er ct Spprss.
mnal, iOm snonu life er beiparet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
QaH. Claus &. Gianien bod.

Sfslge Telegram til "Deeorah'Ro'
item" er oenne fplteiiare sumle Er1it
afsnast Deb Dozen i Staten @oibinss
ton; 9isst Ttn[ brinsss til Guitin. Min'
nsiOtn, hpor ban bar pprst BOAT ! be
iibite Gar.
Claus 2aurib Glauien Dor Isot paa
Gen Srg / Ganmarf ben 3bie Nopsms
Der 1920; ban BAR lise fra bet 5srits
beitemt for at oirte | praitelis Siernins,
os ! 81 Gars Gloeren siprbe ban en-
Reiie op til gtorse. Ser bsrte ban ina.
mesen Gale ON u~bpaubrinsen til Zine
rita, %. ba ban siennem grepe fra LIB.
Hptterne III bsre, at be baube iaa sObt
iOm insen p~raitelis 8etienins, fanbt
ban bet, ben urtse @lanb, at bare en-
glist for fig at bragg ODER o9 meS Cubs
Si9lp bialpe, bpab ban i~ormaaebe.
Den Cite slusuit 1s42 antom ban til
Musfeso, Gacine Co., Nis.
Rarmeit bapbe ban tanit fig BLOT at
pirfe iom Sfolslarer for ben opporenbe
friitne nnsoom, os sjennem Bsrnel9r.
bommen bragg benz frem til Srelieren,
men ba ben fbrite lutberife Wenisbeb
bee | 2anbet orsaniiereoes | Musfe9u,
talbte Wenisbeoen BAN til i'm 8raft.
Den 12te Sftober 1S43 oroinerebes
ban nf 9aitor 8. s. 6. arauie al 8ufs
falo Spnpoen, os bar a%ltiaa ben fsrite
Der / 2anbet proinerebe rurIfe 8reit.
% iaa llouunorinseu fra gtorse git
len9er % lnnser mob Seit, flDtteoe
BON til ct. gnSsar ps nrbeioeos Der !
fin @iernins for slae, nnr os f~iernt,
iom iatte Tris paa, at bBre en- op8tis,
bierteonrm og p9ttenoe Breoifant.
8 1851 Git ban inb | 15oe 8i:coniin
Regiment unper D6erit Sess / Gseuitab
al 5eltprrlt. Baa Sen go. 10 reoe
WfisIslippi ipran9 Der unoer 8ombnr'
oementet en- SOmbe lige ooer BAN, o8
8irtnin9en berai bOlOt Jig for beitan-
big.
8aitor Glauien, Tom Mleolem al ben
nOrIte SpnpOe, a en- al benz, Der un'
Der "SlnperisS triben" traaote Itarpeit
irem, men oalgte ieuere at bUlSe fig
belt tilbaae.
Snotil 1885 gapoe ban betjent ben
nurite Meni9beb / Sluitin; ba reiisnes
rebe ban paa @ruub at fin neobruote
Selbreo.
San bapbe fin IeniiOn at be Sore
neoe Staters Regierius.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

Stnatet ueotpS ben lobe bs. ct 5Or'
Eag- imOb Suounnbrius al Sincere.
0en upe Sou ituI gjGlOe for 10 Gar.
Gen ~iuSehOIoer be ileite 9eitemmelier,
ipm fnoes / BEN gamlc SiueierlOp, men
er meoet %itren9err. Siol9e Ell retsliS
aienbelie tuuoe aineisre, Der pau ulOo.
Iis Rnaoe TOM bio, tun ienbes tilbuse
III oct 9auo, bpprira De tum. 5iuunss
miniItereu ienote oerIrr ct fort autal
aineisre til 8anaSa iIteoetiOr til Selma.
3isie biep ~iuureit mulig imuslebe inO
be 6Ureneoe Stutcr igien, oa BET er
amulist at beuU9te @ranoien / bens
belle 2Gusoe. Sislge Oct al Senatet
ueotnoue 6prilag fan ale ulobIis inos
panoreoe Sineiers ienoes tilbnse til
Rinn. aineiere, ipm eusons er ubuiite
Of 9anbet, pil blipe itrafieoe banrpt,
hpis be penoer tilbasc.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
THE CHRISTIAN YoUTH fpr Irrra,,

THE CHRISTIAN YoUrH for 1c5raor
er rotommet meo fDI9enbe SnO6o6.
Luther's Battle Hymn.-Our Contribu.
tors-The Choice of Paris.-Our Sermon
A Look Backward and Forward-Cate
chetIcal lllustrations-From Mau's Four
Stories.-Wit and Wisdom.-Our Schools
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Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

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Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23

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