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“6 ki rER WEEKLY. ol ea ed: 1 for eid the fellow that came up from San An nd gave him a sudden push that sent/tonio with Ping. Ah! there he isynow. aii off the edge of the dock. They were standing on the steps of po- At that instant the ferry boat was just) lice headquarters and Trim saw a Chinese bout to make a and a hoarse cry | passing who glanced in a frightened way went up from the excited spectators. §_jat the building, evidently thinking of his They supposed that Trim would be | contederates, whom he probably knew trushed between the boat and the ad had all been captured and hoping in His only chance for safety seemed to be | some way to aid them. e that he might fallinto the water and by| He recognized the face, having caught _ some good fortune cling to a pile or get. just a glimpse of it during the racket in ander the overhang of the boat and thus the supposed laundry in San Antonio, ave a crushing, _ The boy darted down the steps, col- Trim did not reach the water. lared the Celestial and after a short strug- _ A passenger standing in front of those gle led him triumphantly into the build- on the ferry boat had leaped over the| ing: chain at the moment when Ping came} This capture completed the great case. rough the crowd and attacked the) |All the leaders i in the gang were either 5 young detective. dead OT in charge at last, and ‘Trim, Nick This passenger stooped gtickly over) and Pa tsy looked for ead wet, satistac- ft e edge of the boat, caught Trim as he tion to taking up some other work. — was falling by the shoulders and brou There was “plenty of it waiting for them him upon the deck. e land the next case of importance in which It was none other than Nick Carter| Trim was concerned may be found de- 4 ing, seeing the situatioat himself, scribed in ‘‘Trim’s String of Clews All The next instant the big boat. bumped. ‘Tied by the Same Knot,’ in No. 16 of against the dock. | the New N ick Carter Library. = ‘““That was a —_ call, young fellow, ma | : tried Nick cheerfully. Pe: ea ‘*Ves,”’ replied Trim hurriedly, dau THE Rae there are our men anes we must Daye — os Sake. See “He Po sed from his rescuer’s hands HOW TC DO ) BUS TN aN back to bina dock and made for we and boas < ager turing, way back th rough the crow. re aie d Pater des, Manuiaes sat K cee ing, iy rantur | contains an appendiz or eomplete business forme and ad cigcene ie Tike, pene rinciples of commercial ¢ _ valuable book. ee | Price teu cents. vit roved that N ick himself | pees da cs. ‘ - ar » | boat wl 10 noed to tie ang That was De navan, who had . i a Se i “ - < 4 a -_ ‘ Yi = . ea a | + + gee -. . ifs x é aa J > ; *. | > _ ) ~ a 4 | 7 : , _— — 7 | r;,” ~— « ie “aaa © , * . ‘ / i ri “Fy. - - ’ 2 Pi LL a . = . , ‘ . 4 + | - 1 pastime, Without doubt, it hey Rahat less with q ASS d pliabil ity, to the limbs, woe to the : Re ae | covlness.« xen discrimination to. the Bead and elasticity “2 Seat otofinda lt | per, the whole: forming an energetic combination of the greatest Eee ple ee nat al dj ic. | wer to be found in man. 7 book is entitled Prorgssor MM aS mot «a a S- ULDOON’S WRESTLING. Itis fully itlustrated, and will be sent eee his | io art © eae on fees often cents. Boats: . <1 ms ; ‘ book. thousand ‘acts worth remembering n i ., had | e en "place behind arune bs de pa Sine “ will ‘oe fond. poe peaxete. trade, etc. Inthe Jz mpound t ins chapters on manufacturing CO. all household oe tolet Yao gs Arts and Science Inks, Horses, Mixing Paints, and all gener ix cor oo one ¢ hundred Pp rae gr 4 Tl he ‘