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THE TWENTY-THIRD PSALM. A poem that inp;rcs other poets is turelj' gcuu'mp. In tho way of iin la lion or jiaraphra.-.itir' alone, tin: Twcn-:y-thinl P-alni has been an iusp ration .o in nu y of the great pools ami liunn vritors 01 the Kngllsh language. IVr taps not ever one is aware how often .his Psalm has been paraphrased, ami he rarious shapes ami styles it has liken. With a very incomplete search, he writer is enabled to present no less han ten versions by sonic woven writ ers, ami donbt-s not that thorough in vestigation would double the number. AinoTig (lie oldest versions is one by House, printed in the old editions of the Metrical Psalms, begining: The Lord's civ fheplirrd: I'll uot want; lli- innkivH inc down to iie In p.idiuii's pi cpu; lie leatleth mo The quiet uatera by. This is st.ll printed in many liyttm sooks, but the language is too distorted ,o repre."eiit well the or ginal, while the juiiotnntion in the m.ddle of lines nakes it jar with our modern forms of iiusie. In marked contrast aro the rarefully balanced lines of Add. son: The Lord iny pasture Mull prepare, And lecd im with a shepIiiTd'a care; Ills UT.ctico shall my wants Mipply, And puanl tno uitli a watchful eye; My noonday walks lie shall attend. And nil 111 midnight hours defend. The trouble with this is, the feet aro no perlect and the d.v.Mon of the tlienio 00 exact to compare w th the simple lietion of David; and bes des, there aro liirt -sown words used to express what ho original writer put 11 nine. More latural and buoyant is tho meter of Jatlie.il: My Sliepliprd's name is Love, Jeliovali, God aNive; Wlicie IciuUt lierb.ase rro'Tj, And peiicelul water l!oi.. IieKi'iiU.i Unas, He kindly feeds, And lulls me then to sweet repose. And yti there is an abruptness and (ingle that call the mind awnv from tho icntimcnt to note the construction. Mrs. itella liiis written: Vflille my lledeemer's near, Mv shrplierd and my tjuHlf, 1 Mil Inn-well to ctery lear Aly wants are all supplied. To eer fragrant meads "tVbt-ie rich aljuiulmiec grows, piarioiis hand linlulirni lead?, And fjuaids my sweet repose. It will be uot ced that the line, I hid farewell to every fear, is almost iilent cal v.lli one of Watts' 111 tho hyn n, "When 1 can read un title clear;" but tho v liter will not ittempt to show which was wr lieu first, merely giving th s as a crumb for the curious. .Speaking of Walts, that rigorous and proUio hymn-writer must lave gically admired tho Twontv -third 'salni, for lie has written no less than Jireo imitations of it. Of these three ,'o present the tint stanza of each, as ollows: Alt Mifpherd is lhe livlns Lord; Nim fliall my want, he a I supplied; II h piuvidciii-e ai.d holy word lSt-coino my b.ilely and i.'iy jiuide. My slieplicid w 11 supply my need, .luliovsili Is His name; J ii pa-inn s nvsli lie snakes mc feed, IJeslilu tlie living btreaui. The Lord tin shepherd U, I sliall bo well supplied; t'liitv lie Is mine aim 1 am Ills, What can I want beside Anoth -r resemblance: Tlio line, ijiin-o lie is 111 no and I am IPs," is '.tried 111 "How can 1 keep lroni sing ng? ' Id hiiiee 1 am His ami Ho is nine." Huili these however, are mi ;iiions from Canelo'. -Ihc!c wri.es: To Tuy p..st:i;vs lair aim large, JleaveiiK H.ii'pliL-nl ! lead th. charge; Aid t, v wli. with lender st e .re, Al dot the spr. lining grass prepaid. AVhen I la lit with summer hoat, 'Ih i tli.ilt nuuli! 111. weary feet 'lo tlie stieiiiiis iliat, still and lew, Tbioiij-li the erd.mt meadows flow. Doddr.dge, alter an original introiluc don, imitaies lhe Psalm, as follows: Through cviry vt tailing maze of life Hie iiaiiil Initli lieeu my guide; And, in H.a loug-txpeiieiieed eaie, Mv heart sliall bull conlld". And so on through the Psalm. All 3ieso Lave been sung in the churches; 01110 aro snug to day. Pes, des tliom Moiitgonwr's benutifuly paraphrase,: Tho Ionl Is my Shepherd, no v.aut shall I know: 1 feed in gieen pasiurcs, safe folded I rest; it; icauuiu my eoui wuere 1110 sun waiers now, Ileslnich mp when wnnd'rln?, redeems wheu oj'pri sm.u. .lirouh the valley and shadow of death though 1 elray, Since thou ait my guardian, no evil I fear; fliV 101I sliull defi iid me. tilt slalT he mv m:iv Jso Inmii bhall befall, with my comforter near. o the midst of afllictlon mv table In unread: Witli h esiugo uuuieaaured my cup ruuiietli ..... oV-; nu p. r.umo and oil thou aunoliitest iieail, my win what shall I ask of thy providence I1IWI u I 'If fi(1,",0P8 nn1 "Trey, my beaut'fnl God I Still follow my steps till J me t thee alMivc: seek by the patli Hint imv forefatheis tiod Itaougli the land of their iojouru-thy The writer once ra ising Hi s last tool: the 1 borty of hymn, to make it noro contorin dablo to the ong nal, rliich is pre-euted in this connection or what it is worth: 'lie Iord Is my shepherd; 110 want 6ball I know; He umkes me to lie on tho creeo sloDintr hid; le lciduth my roul w here the cool waters How, The lulu of the upright roatoreth mo still. IioukIi I walk through tho shadowy vale of tho di nd, 1 will not f.'arfivil, for thou art my llsht, "lie-d"''tl Ui fctUir' tliUU llu0"ltet' my JXou iiiakest tno feast la tho enemv' sight. UruJrwf'Jne" nna Eercjr ba)1 s5,rlnS lu '"J And blM)m nr..l yield in niv Journey below, .ud then lu llii juUcc witlj u j tU uy The Lord Is my shepherd, no want bliall I IvUOlV, How fur Bhort sueh roal pouts ns .loi.tgoniory. AdiUon. Wntts. and Joddi idgu. fall of the thnnn andiiowor if tho original! How en wo Joor lies hoi(t to tipprox mute them? J presume a olinuu might l)0 filled r:th refer. ni a to Uiw P-lm. as Ukun rom the wri orn of Knji.ind ami A in ur ea. V.'iih eon-Mo' allien ournoy I omi m almost every nt of imto liints at vmo Klines-. on' of the P-.Jin, and suJi c ,t t. 1... 1.1.. ..t.. f..l t. ,.t UV iKIb lllll I.', III! 171.1.. 11 IUI III I tno r d stiiui.ve genius relied alnuv to a mini the lij-lit ot thi.- l'alin. And wii:,t tli' wonderful I'm-ti-'- inspiring pcm.' One hundred and o glitneii wurtU, the - y.e of ouiv a Miia!l paragraph 11 a new-paper. Of thee words, ninety-three are inonoM liable-, ami the remainder such as belong to :i child's vocabulary. More wonderful than this, it is thu mo-t personal writ injr in the laniruaire. A pronoun of nei'sonalitv, eitirer 1. inc. or mv. occur no less than seventeen times. It seeins thero need be no argument to prove that the Bible 1.- m-pired of (toil, after one ha read this Psalm. C. J.. I'hij'cr in Tim Current. The History of Steel Pens. In a pamphlet entitled "The Storv ot tlio Invention of Steel Pens'' Mr. Henry Poro has collected from various and generally original sources all the known facts concerning metallic pens. Some of these references, savs The Birmingham Post, runs back so far as the fourteenth and even lhe thirteenth century, and curiously enough in the cr.so of MSS. of Robert d'Arlois tlie forger scr be is said to have used a bronze pen in order to difgtii-e his writing and make his deception more safe. A ltoinan metal pen is said to have been found at Aosta. not a mere st. Ins, but a bronze pen slit, and there is some evidence of a pen or reed of bronzo nearly a- early as tlie invention of print ng .11 the fifteenth century. A hundred ears ago some steel pens were made in Pirniinghani. by Mr. llarriso 1 for Dr. Priestly, and some of these ims-od into tho "hands of Sir Josinh Ma-ou in his early days with Mr. ll.'irri.-on; but all seem to be lo.-t. Tho lir.-t pen of metal of a definite date, beyond all question, is one in a Dutch patent hook, of 1717. At about tho same t.me a polite ode of Pope re fers to a "steel and gold pen," but these were evidently luxuries only, and it was not until about lilty or sixty years ago that melall e pens became more generally in use. In the "Local Notes and Queries," in 'I he Mrming h(im Weekly I vst, definite evidence has been given as early as 1S0G. and more commonly in 1817; but it was about IS:.';) or lii'l that lhe great revolut on came by which pens were made by a cheaper procss tho hand screw-press, wh cii pierced the pens from sheet steel. Proviouslv , pens had been made from steel rolled into tube fashion, and the joint formed the slit; but these re qu red considerable labor to shape them into pen-form. The u.-u of the screw press belongs to the period of John Mitchell. Joseph d llott, and ,)o-iah Mason; but on a careful review of the facts, it seems to bo clear that .John Mitchell has the best cla 111 to be con s dered as the original introducer of pros-madc pons. Skinner, of Shef lield, was apparently one of the lirst to chea pen steel pens, but his proiluctiou weio soon surpassed when the screws press was introduced. A Chapter on Girls. It is a liltlu dillicult lo deser bo the "charming girl." She has not as yet penetrated the remote country places, except in t10 faint reflections to be found in the columns of the illustrated story papois. She has succeeded the "typo" girl, however, in the current lit future of a somewhat better order, and s a decided relief from the over ingenuous, too-qu ekh loving, extra spontaneous ma den who preceded her. The charming girl usually knows a good ileal. A man feel- in talking to her that site has ideas, that she i- qu to out of the trans tional stage between an aHectiouate creature of impulses and a rat onal human being. She is a companionable girl. She is less impressionable than the typo girl was. As Mrs. Howe says, Mjris don't fall 11 love any more. It would be im posiblo for tlie truly chainiing girl to tall in lovo in the old-fa.-h.oncd way, the way which led the amiable prede cessor of tho Angel na lypo lo et her all ctions on a v . 1 Iia.11 or an idiot and cling to him through th'ck and thin with a lidcl ty and a rapt tiro that looks very silly to the charm ng cirl. She knows herself belter than ever a "irl know herself before. She is taught wisely and well b her careful mother, and no man can surprise her heart into surrender unless he has at least a few of tlio elements of genuine manliness and nobil ty. attractions of mind and spirit as well as of face and manner. Of courso there is a shani charming girl who doesn't fall in love because she hasn't no heart to lose, having wasted it all in adm ration of herself and her pretty gowns. This inconse quent and eU'eetivo I tt'c sham knows enough, ho.vever, lo imitate tho ways of the girl who is genuine! charming, and she gets up a very clever and in terest ing counterfeit oftentimes, and one which is extremely good to look at on a pleasant suniuiers day. 15y and by. when tho ideal girl comes to bloss the world, tlicro will, without doubt, be a sweet and protty .-ham of her also to be found at the shore and mountain resorts, whom the sham men then upon the earth will 11 rt with to their heart's content, wh.lu the ideal moil w.ll bow at the shrine of the ideal givl. Huston Jt'eCrd. His Cuinpaigu Pmitl. "Iloro is j our pocket book hubby; you left it in your coat to-day, and I was real glad. 1 had forgotten to ask you for kudo money. It eamo in jnt beautiful; for I wanted a new parlor set. a niaiio. lambci quins, luces and a brussejs carpel and J " "How iniii li did j on use?" "You won't bo angry, will you. dear? I bought a sniok ng jacket fur you. I f.peni nil tho inonoi, and there WMsn't oin ugh lo luy hangings for the back jmiQi- lo match the front; but tlio draper mid lie would wait null ncM week, no 1 " (Jreat Heave in! J'vo got the noin iiiHliou for tho I.rgUlnture. mid that wax the ciinii Higii hind 1 borrowed of your father! fretted li'efcty lu the race of life it d ta-u't take vary Jorg for pororty to overtake Intact. .Aw; LtaiKe Itt orttr. Association of Idon. When little l.iufs' mother whs putting him to bed 1 1: nt her hwM be said to her : "Mittutmi sing lit-' so.i you stinted last id-lit." "Hut I sun H"vernl laU night, Louis. Which one do juii menu?" "Oh, that pretty one you stinged." "Hut how can I tell which out you mean? Can't you rpiniMulier soaio ot the words tlmt were in it? What was it about?" "I gitt'M it was about .Jesus and the pump." ".tonus and tho pump! Why, what a strange boy! There isn't any pueh song." "Oil, yes there is iiinmitiii!" The mother thought long and earnestly, and at last it dawned on her what the boy iiio'tnt, and so -lie sang to his entire satis faction Jesus the water of life will give, Freely, freely, freely; The power of association in the iutuutilc mind is a vory interesting thing. Boston ltecord. A I.ensoii In Table .'"Inniicrs. It was ut n Sunday school picnic, where great quantities ol the regulation eatables, chiefly apple pies, hint bern brought for the children to eat. Little Mary .lane, from away back in the hills, was there, and with her mother, who kept an eye on the child constantly to see that her behavior was pcrlct. Presently Mary .lane wan observed dig ging into an apple pie with her knife; where upon her mother spoke up: 'Mary .lane Heals!" "What, ma'am?" "What bo you a-doin?" "Matin pie, ma'am." "What be you a-eatia' it with, "Knife I" "-o you be. Xow what have I told you a bou ten tin' pie wi til your knife, Mary .lane? Take that pie in your hand and eat it ns you'd ought to !" Itoston I'econl. How .Some ol'Our Orator .SpoUr. Henry flay never wns at a loss for a. word or "boggled'' while speaking. With Mr. Webster it was different, and ho often would hesitate mid then rub his nose with tho bent knuckle of his right thumb. Mr. Calhoun, when at a loss for a word, would give a petulant t wist at. his large, turned over shirt collar and then 1 1111 his bony fingers through his long gray hair until it stood up like the hair 011 an electric toy. Mr. llentou would sink his voire and mum blo tionu'thing t hut no one could under stand, and Gen. fuss would "Aw! aw!" in tho English st vie, passing his hand beneath the lower edge ol his capacious white waist coat. Mr. Webster was almost invariably "stuck" when lie attempted to use 11 Latin quotation, and when Mr. l'verelt was in the senate he used in ariably to appeal to him. Tho ;il't of Imagination. Xaluro has given to thinking men no gift more splendid than that of a powerful imagination, but there is no faculty which is more necessary to guide anil moderate. I'ngoveined, it will, as with liiake, produce nothing but fantastic shapes, in which tho elect alone will perceive (lie promiso ol beauty, the earnest ol what might havo been; na with Sholley, cloud castles and ethereal glimmerings, lovely, but divided from the common thought of man. Gov erned and disciplined, hh with Dnnto or Shakespeare, it leads to tho highest sum mit of human thoiuht, but by paths which any but tlio feeblest climbers may follow. Contemporary lie view. The most astonishingly benelicial results havo followed tho uso of lied Star Cough Cure by those affected with throat and lung troubles. Price, twenty -live cents. I'rojrre-.ntvo Courlslilp. Sho What is progressive euchre, John? He I'm sure 1 don't know. Tho tiling I'm most interested in jiwtnowis progress ive courtship. Pho-Oh! what is that? He Well, for a little while after ho begins to pay his addresses to her ho simply shakes hands with her when they aro part ing at night, as I huvo been doing for tho pant two months. Thou ho becomes a lit- tlo bolder, ami some night as ho is leaving her, he puts his arm around her waist, liko this, and kisses licr, as I do now. There. Sho (blushing) And next thing, I sup pose, he proposes. lloston Courier. A lingo derrick-polo fell nml Hoverely injured the foot of Mechanical Engineer E. It. Hoyt at tlio New Oilcans Exposi tion, mid niter only three applications of St. Jncohs Oil, all tho swelling and pain disappeared. An Indian Legend or 11 11 ICelio. "01 0! O! 01" Ugh, Groat Itock talkH," said tho Indian guido impressively, as tho echoes camo roll ing back from tho bides ot old Mount Shasta. "Living rock mock whlto man and rod man," ho continued alter a long silouco. "Hut tho rocks nro not alive," ventured a young member of tho party. "Willi," grunted tho red man with, a shrug ol Indifference and conviction. For hall an hour tho little burros tolled patiently over tho foothills. "Hocks all alive onco," cnid tho guido, abruptly. "Soino dead now. Indian die mid go to Laud of Smoke (tho sky). J'ock dio hha dead forever. Once Great Iloclt lovod Indian iiiaidou, Ueiiaiueu. Shediiiico on his bosom and love brave chief. Great J'ock then burn with hate. Little-Spirit-Very-Thirsty (a whirlwind), hunting water, Ibid maiden. Carry hur to Hid land of tho Gioat Mole Spirit (the mountains), lirave weep 0! O! in tho valley. Great Itock mock him 0! 0! from tho mountain. Chicago N'uwt). "Merrily, merrily, Minll I 11 vo now," the lltlltf (jii-l xald. "fur I'm not to hit kept in 1.....), ,.f tlitit. lmil-ill tlislleiili.Iu. M i.ini.iuiu I. a- hought a bottle of Salvation Oil." gone ill tint oollector "Vlill tlio rasitij; bill (Hi. roll." TlieOinalia Tys loiiinlry cn fnrnlnH nan newHiur nutlilM on dltoit nuticu. Ir'fi Himie iih in C'Iiicuijo anil Ircilit , nlieHily piinl liiOiiiiilia. a r-'if e l''-. So I'l .s er N I aln. W C. I'uj-Mr, UarsLautuWD.lbsra. lin JC KTI "V. Beeuie a Iluslnws IVIuejillun hr flUflt u (rum 11111-1-11 L'lLi.eoi! i.urlsio. N li lil, V. s, u., Ouiaiii. aau-ia. Andrew Ltirn. the colored body pprvnnt ot Andrew Jackson, has ju-.t died in Bradford. Always ready to set. 'em up -The com positor. Never willing lo give you a lilt The ele vator boy. Lynchburg. Va., Is getting ready to cele brate its centennial. llnse ball clidii are mined by "weak" butting bv day and "hard'' batting at night. Ho not waste your money for every new remedy i,dvertied to cure a cough, when you know- that Dr. Hull's Couch Syiup has stood the popular test lor thirty years. Price 'Jt' cents. Pauline Nelson, n German servant girl in Indianapolis, lias been left $-i0,000. 1'OIC SASjIJ At a great sacrifice. i Machine Shop with an established busi ness, together w ith tools consisting ot 111 power Iron Working Machines, S Vices, inrae quantity of 91nn.ll tools, shutting, etc. One 10-horse power engineaiid boiler, com plete Hlarksmith's outfit. Also Pattern ninkers' Lathe, beach and fixtures, to gether witli nearly 5L,000 worth ol pat terns. 1'riert S.'l.oOO cash, or S 1,000 on terms to suit purchaser. Address ,1. K. HtM.Mo.Nii, Omaha, Neb. Law in its bread th is the incarnation ol human wisdom. "Hfnxs a ni St'AMis." If you aro so un fortunate ns to injure yourself in this way, we can suggest a remedy that will soon re lieve you of all pain and quickly heal the wound; it co-Is but twenty-live cents ami is sold by all druggists. Ask for Plant Y Davis' I'a'in-Kiu.kii. An optical delusion A without gla-ses. spectacle framo If Vou Do Not I'ct I'roper SCren-ilIi Vroni your food, uso CuiTint's L1111.1: Niatvi: Pu.i.s. A candidate for a political oflice is too often judged by his cigars. i:-ll.-f U tnnnrillii'e. nnil cute mre. l'tso'" Uciiit d) fur caiurrli. iieenl. Walker Maine is getting leiuly to open a law oliice in Chicago. llnll' Hair lteauwr never fails to check falling ol the hair. Gives universal satis faction. As a remedy for throat and lung troubles, we lecomiiiend Ayer's f berry Pectoral. When a man buys a porous plaster he generally sticks to his bargain. riiKKi.v Asu HiTTiais warm up and invig orate the stomach, impioves itnd strength ens the digestive otvans, opens tiie pores, promotes perspiration, and equalizes the ciri'iilnt on. As a correetorof 11 disordered system there is nothing to equal it. Invitation for nn M. I). "If you're ach ing 1 .ill me early." H merciful to dumb- nnlmals. TToal ftllonon -ores mid cuts with Stewart'o Howling Powdor, 16 and 60 cents a box. A pressing fiancee. engagement Hugging your I'ATIINTS ulitalni'il l'y I null Unigrr A Co.. At tornr)!1, Wtisliliii'iDii, 1). 1 . l.i'il IMil. AdWeofii'o Motto for the b Hel clerk "There's always room at tlio top." YVOltTII KNOWING. Th wor-t S. n Id or Hum rioi lm riirrd wlthont 11 irar if Coto't ':irlnlls:ilvo I- prom'.tly u-rii. U liiMiitl my thu 1'iuu. bold ljr Drug gi(U at -i and 50 cent. Tho round tripCircumnavigating the globe. ('niter's I.llllo I.lver l'lllm Aro Exceedingly small and sugar-coated. One is a dose. "Tho sr-nson's over." said capsized tlio pepper box. Not one in twenty aro free rinm soino III 11 i 1 1 no 11 1 caused bv inaction of the liver. Use Cnrtcr'H Little Liver Pills. Tho 11 sult will be 11 pleasant surprise. They giva positiv o relief. No man 1111 run independent when dogs are follow inn him. I?I,(;01) Kcwnnl for your labor, ami more, can be earned in 11 short time if you once write o llnllett & Co., Portland. Maine, lor information ai'Oiit work which you can do and live nt home, rthntever your locality, at a profit from J 5 to Slifi and upwards da ly. Some have mado over SfiO in a day. All is new. llnllett & Co. will start you. Capital not required. All aucs. Hoth sexes. All par ticulars free. Thoso who are wiso will write at onco and learn for tlieuischcs. Snug littlo fortunes await every worker. lumen C. Flood linn just finished a 000,000 brown stone dwelling house. I'iiicvbnt crookril boot mid bUmercd liet'll by Tiearhiic I.you'a l'atciit Heel fctUTi'iii'ii. Some men aro born great and grow smaller every day ol their lives. Again the Nebraska Statu Fair awarded tho Husiucus College, Lincoln, Neb., thu prumhiiiu tor business college work. The display was the finest over inado. Informa tion sont Ireo. Music for the porter Tho "Song of Six pence." The Omaha Typ- foundry can furnish new newspaper oiiIIIIh on Hliort notice. Prices same as la Chicago mid Ireight already paid to Omaha. oils And plmplci. and other lilce iflcctlani caui;J by Im pure blood. re reaitlly cure I by llu.d' Sarsaparllla, TWillu It purlflei, ilili uiodli'lae nisi vitalizes nml enriches lhe blow I, nj bull Is up every function of the body. ScrofuU. liumuri ol nil kinds, swelling In the neck-. Iilrei, rlnsworm, letrer, abtcesiei, uh'i ri, sores, salt rheum, toiUlicaJ, ic, nro also cured by tliltricrllent bio jil purlUer. Last prlns I ti ui troubleil Iih bolls, earned tir my WooJ belns oat of order. Two bolllei of HooI'iHnr (apirllli cured rue, and I reconnnenl It lo nilirts irjulilcd w h aHestlom ot tha WoaJ." J. Si.-uucu, 1'rorl.a. III. I had been (roiillel nllh Win and plmplei fir tome dine. Oilier remedies lim In failed, I ai ml vliei to try Hood's Eir.a;ar.lla. I hate laVen twn liiittlrs, and am e tliely tured, 1 think llojd'iKur raparllU hn in tiw n u blood purifier." Kmx Jl. I'l'-TRU. I'orn iiviitu, Ohio. Hood's Sarsaparilla fo'd lr n'l drujxists. 11. tlx for " rreoarol by C. I. JIOOO It CO., Apoihecarlei, I.ondL Uut. I0O Doses One Dollar. W Wfffl JW'SlS'P tu IIAWRSJ. llsisuimri. lui COLVECf- II II.VtJA ;a. a si.vtt itu. iiutnupurl, luttu S5 ,,"n"' In MR a ilnv. Pcnu.lei v.irtli SI.VI VMV ! Mnesnntun'e tn.-Iinre'i If e . Wriellna imHiiei) lit x llin-lmu lo.. I lolly, .Mi i It .Huriililiin tlitlilt Curoilliil) locality.. Sit is.ty till Ouro I, ui; J. arKi-ucsi. I.e.uuja. uulv. Tumors anil I'l.-eis i-urou. Pi It ate utai fur I'jt ruts riia foi lUtiawaiilti. UK. r. U. UU UI.UI, a.i""lt til M.rpMns IUVII Cured lu UM , eilila,. II. Irrl i 1IHMI ualtanlsni i I mail part Dr. Mirih, Qulncy.llkii. TELECFiAPHY XWXU'Z B flail Writ Viilcutliie lIroi.,Jiiu ami esit ' imvlils.Wl. J tuatiu i. lu. CTJU? TX t!"TM AdTerthcmtnt wi'l TotMitlj 51' app'jx It 'b"t-j tt Aij BEFORE Wo doalro to oecure Fifty Thoimnncl How Suti9crihers to THE WEEKLY NE.VS lfTh OrfJt f. Offer E.-tr Hade ruponsiblj piilnhen. jti 3rderand DlstrlbnHon by THE WEEKLY HEWS rheL-dlnt Ncw.pfrofSt JoepV K . ultha only rinwsn.ipor In tho World thai posltlvelr rotiiHoti o unett un udtortlocmcnt In (ta columns). Only SI. SO (or our uuoorontla lino proBont. i::: ii xii r. i.isr S "(V) i . . ti lfti IN ' It- K M , l I iih prt-ent In po' I . . 1 Ci'i i---rnl In k-"lil . , S '."i hi-,-ii- In if !! I (' nrrn. In j; Oil . h. I Ah IMfMII' in r.h i!'-ii- 'n :tlil , . i-l.li pri'M.nt In k IiI , i-Hii.i rt itt In i"oll , 9 11. -if in KuiMto!!-1. K in. a Itl SLml.e..' II. .11 Wali'hra 11. mil ai'Ic of l.ind lns,uihrii Kan.i4. It. npiriiulil Wtchi Si 5 VI ltll I J 1.O0 Our Oi-lo'-er it'lrllutIon t nnr'i-llinu iicrp' fmtr lho-.in l ncr'prn t.iVlne K.tTinlnsc nt ourllber I onVr In miIkciUm lo !lii I.t iipni i- In lha wt. Not -i Iii-U Inl n tloml imp-r. Inlrnrmln it In I'olltkM, moiul Ititunr.nn liiU'lr-tliu-, ri-il ,l o fuiulj- id invr. Tlio fo lo lltr-roi! for (h-molTi. IlniiHH. ask.. Oct. . W4.lhillti Xtirt I'k. C,., Si. Jotft!i, Jfn. (Vutlomcii. It w- with ferlliiKJ of ilrlilil nn.l elfisuiv Hint 1 leirne.1 iuj- tli-l.it lit 1 lr.ivn tlm ilnu )ai nirontl. Am vrr? much plvai J with Hip ir tVv X'wt. Siu ruiiO-iLu M'.iih I.ikk. Mo., IVt C.IS'j Ihitly .Wirt Pith. Co.. Sl.Joitp!. Un Oentli-m-n Am more fun criit- fnl to oii tor .our trniptiiFi In Infoiinln; iuu I hait drinn an oi'iom. Will do "I I i-iii fur th '"- Atn toot I'ATTOt Mr flu nn. O . Oot. T.IM' - .(v ."-i Tm rw.. St Jnvi'fi, Mo Oentlnne n- Jiut mi-lretl jr nrcherlc fur 10.1. ou iiiaj- oii'ci t a lg lint . f ubiorlbiT from here. The Utfkly Xtut Is n l,mll I nper V'M. si KlIL Mini up. Mo.. Ort. S, 1"8 ptitli .V'ir litb. Oi.. Sr, Jnieph. fin rsrntlemen: Vnim riio'o-lnff rlierk for"HWl I-nml . tlmuW for .tour pro npt i-tlnn. Am oil pi .. with t u inpi-r. Ouiu.ki Doko.av VtTiiKt. K,Oi't . iff. -n.lllu Xftcs 1'uh. Ci.. sr Ju'Kill. Mo -I n nifveililr Mlrpiljn1 to learn I held tho foriunato nuinltr thit diw tlm top tui:)-. Thu Wttklu Setcs it t:l worth the nrl o i:i-ro!t. Mr Oft. (, ltt(. Iiifly .Yrr "Kfi. C. St. Joitph. Oentle nu-n .Tnt Mi'Mro.l jou'rch'ck for If'.. 1 bU t'ici- ri-iiiuiuUr yuur pioniptim.s an 1 j ik a Kuod it old for tho HVr Ay Ar'r. 1- 1ok it Chart Somtny lttteri have been rc;IvJ fromprrion ilrawin prfttn t that the ttmountt rivci must suftic. Vrnk l'iilir. ttrhlon. Kan , milt o rlnlhr. J So. Krnul: T II irl. St. Jou'pli, raah SIM. Matrilc t.snc oiil. Mlllln ook. Ka . llmmlior Bl. .V1. I'ie bi-hr.ld-r. Sf, I. on a v -h 3l'. .1. f tlai-Sp . Icn. Ollii ngn $111 lohnllil'. H. Joe ph. canh Sf. Snllle II li irt, I.itlir.ip, Mo . w.iti-ll S l.lsn Cuir. Km. is Cltv. ci-li Jl ',-.. ii. In-., tvi.illinina ani S.0vj sttnltnl Kn ill!i b.,oL ami iirk""f ii-lloi h-.m alo dr.iwn. John T.u ,in Iklilinore. Mo., wat.h. t 11. S lln ett. St. Jo cph. Mn. iaiIi SMI. Mr, f. II. Unllb, ClJlff, Mo., i-asli ti Ulnh iMiH-ntcr Kin .a C Ir. Hit., ra-h ten J. it. IlilnV.Moniul Cll.v. VI..., ru.h w. Wril- to anv r I In- po- n tmo I p irili.t an I hrn - hat ilict hat w in at . 1 1'N'l' A l'lJW WOK US Wo w-lti- all piom on -ill s.-rlnllim hv r. tin nl-'i a l.irip portion of t'i rv 'I'ta in inoi'M' anil pirsriii This l ilonc to obtain a lurco eitisi-rl I on list. Wo ftvl sure that onco a sub-ii-l iber. t on I a'wat rein iliuvith usl Ft Mi V SI list ttUJl.Ki'mllljdtoa pimcnt Vou pay nollilnif for the prcsont, as tha Wockl fi -i L worth touM Ih in lift. llott- W 't ui Tl-tlllt imti To tp'aln how w-arf ablo lo maka such l.hr.tl offer, sa iill mi-relv "tile thut wo par foi ino-t of tho pn'inluins with ihImm In-ln r In "Tno IMUyNmi:.' For In ilanci-, t1 elcirant l'isiio wr iifforl paid lor In ailicrtlslru. Sowl h al Ih nthi'i-s. rtoi-i t the rash prenil uns. This Is the re i-on we arti en iblnt to oiler sueh lllt-ral pieiiilinii i:.m v sulHerlbi'r e.xu ilo us a iri-at -at or by infonulnir his iielhliors ot thli.ittrai'llt oirer 1'ostmisters ai e .iiitlun tse.l to rccelt e mittii-i Iptioti". 1'iiiuv win ji.r.o to tiiu m:vs,'' It, Joseph, Mo., and your nama will ho enier"d fir on- yetrs subsi'rlptlon mid a premium receipt ntim ered n ilup letlo from our aub rr prion ho ki w 1 bo sen. t o our iiiIiIin.hs. i.ieoui fiitniini', town, fount v and sta (let tils el ul s ,' ts-ill he so it to I ho a rem s u lm r us Ml p ml up tub.rrlpi nine. OI'IC l'ltl'.tl. VMS U1 bedlstrlhutel Noteni.er i. IsW. All t nt e in bo iiisIIimI wIiIIm scii ro't ald lo thn subsL-iibcr's aildus. lr. if lit ehai t:oi will bn paid by the sub rr bt-r. No it 1 1 'ii 1 1 oil Mill tio paid I Letter tllitoaa nniotiiit ot'Siiliaerlptloii la I'nclonril. ltKFFnKM-KS Sutton National llsnk StateSsvnir ltank and tlie Hu n a Mm .f St .' s iih. .rany of Jie Cnlunierrl it agencies. Xddivsi all I Itu'rs t.l Tho Kens I'llb i llln C Se -s llllilillllit. St Jn oph Ho. The oill.'ers and dlr et-ir.of thi. eominnv am J W rpe i.-. . p es ,ion I. .1 Sinn r -ittrv And .leasuivr tul A M Stt'ii. pr Mrni .i Hax'on Na lonal 11m V A I M lionld nf tl.e l-o1oa o house fll I tle'l.ots id A I . .Isme M Half, I ewe'lUn n lie, of I il t- 1 all Inrslul" tn nisi k. Kvmrvt It I tl ir llnrfll lllllf lo n Ivttrvt liltlir llnrfll. lllllrr litis titu trlt I liv I. Iii'rlnirril TKI.-'(1KA I'll Y i Mmli ill - I'll t eil foi Actual Iluilneta l'ruutlce. l'oi.nmu.lilli. Hoot kcenluir. eti Joutusl, ndillc.l FflfiilLY OIL CAN. The most prnrllenl, litrno nlrri) Ol) Cnn In theinnrket lJinipanrn lllleil direct by I lie m nip wit limit III lint; run. No drip nc nil on I'lunr or Table. Nu riincet lo li'iikaiid wHntoi'oiitciitsorciiiiso cxiiliislons. Cliisi-H perfectly ulr 1 1 if tl t Vo l,tlllllii;i-ii llsiip (il'lillnll - A lisoliils-ly anlV, Don't lm lliiinhUKiird witli worthless Iniltiiilons. liny tlm "I'ooil KiioiikIi," Miin'f il, by I. J., Wnrron, Ohio. Hold lit rii st-Clnss Drillers Kt ei-yti here. Ml'l'IM.IKK ItV .lOItliniCH. Tho lirst and sitrewt ltemcdy for Cure of all diseasc.i caused by any derangement of tlio Llvrr, Kidneyu, Stouiucli and I'oweis. Dj-Hpepsla, Sick lleudaehe, Constlpatlun, Ilillmis Complaints and Jliilarliiof all kludti yield readily to tlio hencflccut inllucuco of It In pleasant to the taste, tones up the Hystcm, restores and pre ervc" health. It Ih purely Vrrtnblc, mid cannot full to provo hcncflcl.il, hoth to old and yoan;. Ax n Illood I'urlller It Ii nuperlorto nil otheri. Sold everywhere nt $1.00 a bottle. f V JO. L J JtJL Ctem winder Vuriiiitrii uli bio. lmvujj lu any uuo who will Ktt 0 siibscrlbera for tho best W-rents a - year pa tier In the world. Hanipiaeopiesanii new pieiniuni nst mil. Address ACRICUUTURI8T,naolno,Wlo. AGENTS WANTED "viilZrtfW'Mi ,5. i ATTi.itNH, rur in skim: itmrs, pyrNs. ,, j. Tidies, Hoods, Mittens, ele, t.oi.s ffrJSiimZZ 'v mall ror HI. CIIICUI.AIU VmSsSiT nut. u. miss su co liiJs-" f 'i oi.r.no, onto. Hl li-UPIUM Habit I'Hinlessly t'urod ut Home. 'I'rratnient eent en trlnl uml NO PAY Rsltc-d until sou aia buiictlteit. 'l'l-rint Low. lliiniitna Krinl'dy Co,, Lill'ityutte, Intl. Skunk. Raccoon. Mink, And all other Haw I'urs Ij iui'Ii for Cuib at llliitit-it I'llces, Send fir t in u'ar at cmo i:. U ll)( (ill I ON, 4A HiinU KI..N. V. IkSTHMA CURED! tA tUvriHOw Akthiun Curo Bcvrr fmU$ to ilffP IforufaU ilera effect! curm btrt til otheri rill. A I I m tmtiiii rmtm mt worn csit. iourct ctita i atrial tonvinrts I4 mif tkfptiriU, I'Mm f et r4 B I.I.OU, f lirafflstt r tr lasil F.sra.ls I'ltl'.i: f.tfl I lump. int. ii. s-uiiirr ii ai, iu i-mui, uul. Mlnn.B Plao'a Ttemodr for DataTTti h tha iiw, utaieat to use, noa uneaptau Also rood fur Cold In tlie Head, nestdiclia, Uay Fever, c Wceuli. EYE.EftR, I) afneas an1 Nasal riarrh pe a nt r i ureil O n ai Blteil fur a i forms of tlclet" tire r an CAI "V r r ts. nriinn a r Ar'lne'aleyri l-WOl. OU nWUM I Inserted. Addieii lr. 1 Jl I'l V, Ouia'ia. Mali, PPVQIflM I Or'I'IC'KICH' 1'iiy, Ilisunty. I'.le. J JjllOluJlO I Wi . a f rri rul rs an I law I'rro, As w. Mccormick & boh, Cincinnati! o. UK mi H ure relief i e rs n V I iinricii'o nno-rn i co rnceUoi 1'riceliocii.an I ii-'id. IMUUCll O rlO 1 1 LLCO.br mail. tUnwellA Co. GDDD re ENDUGHM - IIS jOUT ! tIi, TV- Afvnt- of this Offer. If cct rrejiired t fila Old n your hit. GIVEN AWAY FREE! WOV. 20. '86. NO BLANKS 'Uitr.ri i.i.v, on i niiui.t hint in nr.'" im-T'l llnutfv 1 1 i "h i mix i .. 1 Ml I of i'lihtt fr tin II LttiMi.n-l 1 OjM Win-n f. m l I irk .1 tn.liao rm i- .) Son S.Oll (l l IS i 111 IDI Annum rr.nn K n.t .V Ilrll! ) !nl S .llliUrl K tif lb lloiV tl. .) K.'U M nr of I'lrtl-n , 'M. ) Wwklv Ni sin Uacliln-.... tl. 1 I'unu iVifou , The Best Waterproof Coat. Ttiol'lSIIllltiNIlSUrKKIill wsrrsnteil wsfrf rofif. in. I will lp toil dry In Iths hsntrsl tlnrni, T:is lirw roMMKI. Hl.ll KHtls a ferle. t ll.tlii real, anil corns theshtlisss.Ulc, llswsrnnrimltstloni. Nona rrmilns without tlM "ristl Illuslrslfd Catalatu frfs. A.J 'lower, lloaton, Uss. 'etz-e. Xlifirfkilirli Pil urn Mini Tlwirftilirli llualliesa lil urn f litn nml I'rui'lli'iil l'i iii-liirs. - I'liii'lleut Wurlt In lroni a lo O Months. Kor speeiuii'iii of 1 '- lit u 1 1 It 1 1 m 11 -1 t'ol'.e;e it TII I. U.N .V II 1 1 1 . , oin.tiiu, rf it i. DEOPSY! THHATKH 1'TtlJUl Dr. H. H. Green &, Sons Ntrflull( lm Thlrlpt n Vrurt Iuit Hove tir-ntf'.. Drnpr-y ml tin rontpllruHoiu with th nioK uniti tfitl i m-cft. i ut rKvtit h itmutille-i. f tit ely harinlo i. Hrntovu ull i nip to ins of ilroji.ijr In tiwl'l to twenty tiny. t'i rv pHtltnu I'UHiouiicfJ hopJlMj by tlio bcit o( I Nlcilltltt. hroiti tiiu fliiit tlo-rt tlio nvmptonn npl'Hjr dfnp-ri-ar uml lu (tn iluy at IojiC twu-thhili or ull kjiup-((in-t arn irnioTO I. Hoiup muv cry )iuml)U(-without knutlni; in r thin; also-it It. l(iiiK'iiititr II ilo.- not cost yon auythlriff t-i tetlre ttii nw tin of uttr trralmiMit for ytmriiolf In twit II. e (Iiltlcnlly of lircuthliiir U rr evol 111 piiUu it yn lac, ttu' ui in 17 oipuu mxlt- 10 iliM-lurA I t.i r !( I duty, Klft p U r loin I, thtj -..villlUsr -ill nr iif ri lf in, tlm 1 tit 1 pt'i Iim r ' in 'ilmi In p -Ut j in td r'i o i, Vr m e cnptauily c 111 In ? rtt-rn f 1 m tttiu 1 nr rofi,)i,lli tli vo ht't'ii titppiU an in er of tliurus ai tl tlie patit ut tlivian I uu ibi to llvo a vvuj c OWs (nil litilorr til (M t1. Nnnif. M't. hor lour irUIottitl, linw I ft'lly Mro Ion nml w.irre. nro lnii-l-c t re.hai jr Lnr-tMl nnil dr ppt-il watiT. hen I 'nr frvo lutir I Ji t t vt 11 a lii (jto llinonl .1 lion. 1 n elo. Tmd. )bu nt '.'tit fin iur Iin) H j b. 111 Ml, If jiun oidci trial, tend IO ctu it til t lUpi to ptj rwtti'f.M-. ii. ii. o it rr.v ,1 no.v.M, ir. iv.9 r,r -UMiu Hlrcrt, .V(hi ita. Go. I'lilU ntv I lt) rU ly i'HiT I. lAlTiPnollY NEWSPAPER OUTFITS I'lil'liirsix-tl oil Slioi-I rVolIco I'Vom Oiualia al ,'liIca-;o I'l-lccsi. HEff OR SECOND-HARD GOODS COItRKST NDENCI3 SOLICITED. OMAHA TYPE FOUNDRY. Oniolm, N.b., 12th and Howard. Tliu 111. Is.ltis' t;t;iiK la iamtril firtiL. anil 51 arch, . CJtvti yenr, ffc Sl'i In;r- B'mXII'j inijlics,tIlliover SOO HliiatrnlioiiB a tvliole. IMi'tui'o Gnllcrj-. U1VKM IVhult-titlo I'tice. Alrtct lo cnimiiini-iit on ull (;ooiU for iei-aonul or family inc. 'Itll.liotr tn orders Rt"" t-ruct coat of cvery (111111 you use, eats ilrlnli, sveur, or liave fun svltli. Thcae I NVALUAIILK IIOOICH routulu liiformutloii p,lcaurtl front the inarUela of tlie itorld. 1V will mall n topy l'ltl-.U to miy atl ilrrn UUit rrcrlpt of ID eta. to tlefrajr cx-icnac of mnillii';. Let un licur from you. lttaiitctrully, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. eti7 V yliiu.U Avrnnu. Chlrnco. 111. Host In the WorM Mint nnlj' lirtln Frnwr I.nbrlca lor Ui, alUilcuL'u, N V ii bl liiuls. tiil ntryutn I GUKE FITS When I ss cur i u li i ratan iiiertl to stop iii.oi iur tlm. sod tfisii lists ihcni return k-ain. I mean a rail I. csl cur a. I has nsiln tha iIIubm if I'llV. tl'II.Krrtr r FLLINU8ICKM..siu Ills lnufstudy. Ivsrrabtniy rsrosilr tn euro th want rasss lincsusa oi'icrs lisva Islleil liDOlssson fur in. t now roeslrlnscan. tienaat uueo for a trsmlis an. u I'rsj Hon I. ut "if lafallitil tmadr. Glva Uipreis and rust Oillc. It cost yua (luUilUK foi a trial, sud I will eur u. . , tddreis Dr. 11. U, HOOT. HJ fctrl eu, .w Vork- JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS COLD MEDAL PARIS EXP0SITIOr,-87G. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS TED GOOD MAN enumot'a workenliiiilnislnliIii.'ilon. tiaUr.t ij Ut-ftrrnct-a. Am, MTuMoute, 13 Uaiclay tits K. Y, wl. sen SrX ILE IIHSE