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VOL THE E)AX©tM FifJiSMS. -W, 'a' K S e qa oa, ¥inlli ®/^K©¥/4\ i" I i I$50 [a] Infill* anka nan I'.uidaii::: Ininija skadan (St. Paul) ektannia. unkan. conkaxke kin, hetanhan Isantanka wunji kin link ape tnda. I'nkan wata aupi kin, icunhan mini-wakan yatkanpi km. lip enje unyatapi. cor, lieya "Wanihan tatowam, Rara ohna unkanpi qehan, Witeri kin en. anpelu ivake zaptan he ehantanhan mini wakan ongedan mdatke. Mii. lie itokam wimatko va. qa miniruha kansu kutepi ece ccamon. qa W'akantanka caje kin, lie nina ikcekceya caje mdata, tuka lie ehan hena owasin amduxtan.^ He taku akipa ce. on etanhan wicoran xiea hena owasin ihnuhan ixnana avu:«*an hwo, epce ca ito imunga. I'nkan. ito eeen ocieiyake kta ce, eye. ca heya ••Wanihan Witeri kin en anpetu.na ka caje mdate ciqon, he i han, wanna olpaza unkan, akicita owicawape cin, owasin ake. ito miniruha kansu unkutepi, qa .mini-wakan unyatkanpi cor, inyun. W'axieun wan v. o wapi wakan eca ecer, makrtn opiye wan oh na vuha en hi. qa etanhan opeton unxipi.-- Wowapi kin hena uneinpi xni. tuka. I nki yusotapi kinhan-, ecadan kiiule kta nace. im kecinpi, ca ito wowapi opeuntonpi. Tuka inyun, hde xni yanka. I'nkan wowapi kin unkirapi, qa miniruha kansu kuto unkanpi kin. hekohan eeon unkanpi. qa apa. ito wo wapi kin hena yckiyapi, qa Taku W akan wanjidan iyotan kin. he ikcekceya caje yata ()i. Ife W'axieun kin wanhdake ciiiru.n. ixtece ca kihde kta nacc, gcinpi, qa hocoii xkanpi. Tuka nakun hde xni piyedexuu koranpi kin, hena iyopeunyanpi. I'nkan he wanna ota mdarepe, ca itoinahomni, tuka miyoran qon hena awakicin. inina manka, tuka wohitiva imaxtece ca. Decen waxkan, amduxtan xni kinhan, okini Wakantanka teriya iyave maye kta nace, epca, unkan xice micidake rinca. Unkan cante mahen hep- Macistina qehan wowapi wakan onspe niakiyapi. qa ohodamaxipi qon, tuka nakaha 'PMSL8SME© !3Y YtflE D&XOTA jVJ 3 3 JL- A i m^N^OTA ember.' KO. decen waxkan waun kin! lhom eca, mi-| yoran ki'n uena owasin heccrin amduxtan ke, epce ca avuxtau iyewaya. I ho hnnyetu kin he chan:\nhan. miniwakan mdatke xni qa, ikcekceya W'akantanka caje mdate xni. qa oeconna eeamon xni ce.V eya. I'nkan helion hewakiya. lie tanviin eca non,tuka he (han exta, akxaken W'akan tanka cevakiye. ca en hena hecekcrn oya hdaka unkanx, hena i'ecetu kta tuka. epa. unkan, ake hcva/ 1 lo hecen ecanion. He iowahdake cin, ihanranna, unkan, mix nanna imanin imdamde. ca he cewakiye, ca hena ecekeen owahdake ca woartani ota kin. hena owasin Jesus lo. cin ho eciyatanhan, yuiyog erpemiciciyc kta. he icewakiya. Cante o/.e maxiec ciqon, he nakun mayutece. ca mayu warcte kta, icewakiya. I'nkan cewakiye cin namaron, qa ecetu niieiciva nace, epca.— hecerin waxte wadakn. Jesus cewakivc cin. wanna imaxtecr» xni. Nina iurarapi kox. ayuxfan wacanmi xni, he ex on. ivotan nina cewakiya. Matakuni kte xni iveccn miyo ran. tuka Jesus eca waonxida on etaiihan wieotii wanna maqu, ecin waun. Hetanhan ohiniyan wowaxte ota sdonye makiya. To nan wani kin hehanyan amduxtan xni ke. ecin waun. W uwix'.ece 6ta waton, tuka owasin tokan erpemiciciyo ca pidamakiya ce,eya." "Tuwe xice rince ca woartani ota ton ex ta, henaolulake, ca ayuxtan kinhan, wowa onxida sdonye k'a ce,'' wowapi wakan kin en eya owapi kin, he chat,qon decen kapi hunxte! epce ca W'akanlanka woxongva w:"onxida kin, lie piyar awacarni. ia piwada. [c] i.'oii\-pvaior' «»i 1 1 1 1 ." •. \n\n A MONTHLY N F. WSP APE R. Edited by 1. 1* o n tl To whom nil communications on business or lor the paper, should le directed POSTPAID, Fort Snellinjr. TERMS.—Twenty-Five cents a year, in advance. Printed at tt»e Cl»ronicte «V !tc£ '.!rrOffkM' I-'ift!i Street. St. fan J, DAKOTA TAWAXITKT Ki On our way to St. I'aul the other dav. we (Ml in conippuv ith a man beionirinu- to a company ot' i Jragoon.s. iuw statioiied at i-'ort knelling. W'h.i!.: waiting lor llv lerry-huat. we became engaged in a lamiliar convri^a tion on tii-• sul-j'.'et oilntemperance. v\!iois a man of twenlv-live or thirty venrs. r.'UK'.ikeil that since the night of the 1-~t!i January las!, lie had not tasted anv inf..I eating liquor, although previous to that time, he had Iseen profane, a gambler, and a 'drunkard. liemg a ankee. we of course soon ex pressed a wish to hear what mighty inlluence had determined him so suddenly to break oil* from habits of such a nature, which had been long indulged. "i will tell you,'' said "It was on the night above named, while we were as usual indulging in profanity, drinking and playing at cards in our company qi at Fort (Jaines—a genlh'man with hi ofhooks jiresented himsell among otlered tiiem lor sale. lie th'• oi of him, we purchased his Hibles, '1 e" and other good bol s. but he tlitl i. us. We continued our games, cur ridiculed, and some ofthe company their I'CW-bougiU lii'ules and 'F stame g.une.s of ch.ance, while the ('olpnrte stead of withdrawing to escape such treatment, reproved- the company tor expro- -•••'. contempt lor !o'i and his "\!at'.:'t.- were carried to such a pass notwithstanding 1 was intoxicated, 1 fr almost intolerable sense of shame and i licss. mingled with 1'ear, lest, if contin such a course any longer, the just.lud of Heaven would sudtlenly ov rtake ne ni\' childhood 1 h:vl been taugii! to rc\• the Bible, and now my conscience was ed. I hder such circumstances I and sat awhile in silent cvnsid.'r.uioii. once resolved that 1 would imnicdjati verse my course of lii'e. Fiom that 1 have not tasted intoxicating drink, li te red an oath, nor played at cards."' 1 hiring thi.-: narration, our bosom s with deep emotion, lot" while tiie ver\ i of neace seemed to re.'t on his con.utiii we were in suspense whether it was G'ixI car ,h us Chri- rotten joy of si.l'.-righteous conlidene. ir. we replied, as you went. \oii acleil ly. but how mucii better if you had at pre.ceeuetl a little farther, and in your li-ssion apj .roa.ched the off -nded im! w full confession of ymr guilt and. ,i.«iue •*i did that,"' he continued.—"next ni ing i retired to a secret pla'ee, and hearty confession and unfeigned self abi reiice for my sins, sought his pardoning cleansing' peace. I believe he mereil'i heard my pravcr. and still heflis me win pray. 1 believe Christ is willing to save I'efore. i was not ashumed to sin—now I a liol ashamed of Christ. Since that da\ have felt no dispoition tr'i retuin to mv habits. 1 hate them. 1 am watched by i companions and often ridiculed but tiii. gooti lor me—it drives me to Cod. \1 long 1 have found the Lord exceedingly and kind, lie is beforehand with me. am fully determined to serve him." we thought, God's ways are past findir ••Christ is still the same good she hei, ing into the wilderness, to seek and that which is lost."