Phil Rushington's Search, or, The Unknown Rider of the Ring — page 34: what you’re looking at

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| half, and who red so much in my behalf, and | but for yourself. who da would have fared so 1 leased from prison as soon as Mm) “T was released ire lawyer presented my Case to Major poate More than that, at the entreaty of the major, he case against him was dropped, he turning oR +o his ward every dollar of her money that had been left her by her father. i: major was practically ruined, and has . for parts unknown to begin another te ; us hope, a.better life. 1 was somew hat ¢ to let Ardsley go in this way, but Frances coupled her entreaties with his, and so won the day for the major. “T was also more than unwilling to spare Lovejoy, Reddy and Bumpers, but it would D® AND DARE WEEKLY. THE Do anpD DARE WEEKLY tells of the exploits and adventures of one PHIL ,RUSHING- * TON, a lively, hustling, bright and brave American boy—a first-class all-round athlete, and a thorough gent’ man in all the phases of his eventful career. The author of these stories is MR. STANLEY NORRIS, an able writer, and one thoroughly in Sympathy with the wants of our boys and girls in the line of reading. His work is bound to please. 1—Phil Rushington; or. The Sophs of Springvale Academy. 2—Phil Rushington’s saled Chase on French River. 8—Phil Rushington's Hustle; in a Day. 4—Phil Rushington’s Pp of Dora, rders; or, A Mad 5—Phil Rushington’s Pranks: at Springvale. 6—Phil Rushinegton’ for Friends. 7—Pnhil Rushington’s Friends: in a Lumber Camp. 8—Phil Rushington’s Thing.”’ $—Phil Rushington’s Soubrette: Success, 10—Phil Rushington’s Set Back: or, Fickle Fortune. Back numbers always on hand. bring them to you, by mail, postpaid, po AND DARE WDHEKLY. ; Or, a Fortune Made ledge; or, The Disappearance S; or, The Last Sessions S Danger; or, Z Bright Light ; OY, Springvale Boys New Role; or, “The Play’s the or, The Rockdale Fast Friends and If you cannot get our publications from your newsdealer, five cents a COP . STREET & SMITH, PUBLISHERS, NEW YO | 7 ee have been impossible to prosecute ther Witii- out dragging in the major, and if we le the major off, there was nothing else to do vith his confederates. At any rate, I- have heen sufficiently vindicated and am content. “Frances and I are very happy, and fee that this condition of affairs is due largely to yourself; so, in sending you the inclosed ‘nvitation to our wedding, I thank you again and again, and beg to subscribe myself your sincere friend, ARCHIBALD LEVERING.,”’ THE END. The next number of the Do ANpD DARE WEEKLY will contain ‘Phil Rushin;ton’s Enemies; or, Saving His Reputatior ° bv? Stanley Norris. 1l—Phil Rushington’s Great Show; or, An¢ Whirl of Fortune’s Wheel. 12—Phil Rushington’s Star Rider; or, Rivals of Ring, | , 15—Phil Rushington’s Home Trip; or, Two Kina, a Show. » 144—Phil Rushington’s Loss; or, A Lion Hunt in thiq City. 15—Phil Rushington’s Rivals; or, Three Shows ina One Town. 16—Phil Rushington’s Clown; or, The Secret of ue Star Rider, ot li—Phil Rushington’s Temptation; or, An Act No Down on the Bills. 18—Phil Rushington’s Race; or, The Pursuit of the Rival Circus. 18—Phij] Rushington’s Prize; or, The Show for Té¢ Number Two. 20—Phil Rushingeton’s Search; or, The Unkn¢ Rider of the Ring. “I—Phil Rushington’s Enemies; or, Saving Reputation. (S.com ~ comicbool