Offered is the February 9, 1896 (Vol. XVI No. 6) issue of "The Weekly Magnet: A Serial Paper for the Sunday School and Home Circle" edited by David C. Cook and published by the David C. Cook Publishing Company out of Elgin, Illinois. A newspaper measuring 11-3/4" by 17" and containing four pages including front and rear covers. Containing commentary and short stories, contents include: poem What Christ Said; short story Ellen Radford's Visit by Albert E. Lawrence (with illustration); short story Two Slips and What Happened by Elizabeth P. Allan; short story Contentment by H.L. Frisbie; fiction Chapter IV At the Denby Lunch Counter by Mary E. Bamford (In Nine Chapters); short story A Cure for Restlessness by Clara Robinson; The Blessing of Simple Goodness; From the Sunny Southland by Ruth Graham (on olives and olive trees). Condition: folded twice (as issued); pages very lightly age-toned; tiny tear to mid-fold; overall in lovely condition. David C. Cook (1850-1927), a leader in the Ame