New Nick Carter Weekly, No. 28 — page 36: what you’re looking at

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i ~ Trim Carter, son of in these fascinating tales of detective work ever written. Back Numbers alwa famous ** Chick Carter,” stories, and his adventures form the most interesting — is the leading character — ys on hand. Price, post-paid, Five cents ea ch. Jase; or, How Chick’s Son B iminal ' with aTeam of L Dogs. \ ig cht in ] ‘rozen North. ‘| Among the Bushmen; or, a Lost Gold Mine in Australia. Game with Decoys. 7—Trim on the Saf Chances with Death 8— Trim’ s Troublesome Tiger; or, How His I Es 2aDCc ad the Gallows. Trim in Cape fea or, The Man with a Trim in the Diamond Fields of Kimberly. Trim in the Wilds; : or, Hunting a Criminal o1 ; e os pentment. _for s a 1 Quiek Capers. *) sand Feet Undergr ound. : Party 0 on — ape - — ross - Ice Fields; Or, Hunti ne isquimaux; or, The Long Header; or, Snaring Human 22—Trim in Mexico; or, fety Valve; or, Taking Long - 23—Trim in the Crescent City; Main Shaft; or, Hunting Criminals T im and the Swedish Swindler; or, Bilk-You’s -20—Trim’s Chase after a —— a = | 26—Trim on the - aye Big Chances | . 98—Nick Cart 30—Nick Carter’ s Railroad Case | Detroit; or, A Long Chase | 16—Trim's Knot. 17—Trim in Cincinnati; or 8—Trim’s Secret Miss in Town. 19—Trim’s Cold Bath; or, Trapping a Criminal in Bay. String of Clews: All Tied by the Same ¢ bog Followlng a us Case. | ion; or, A Green Countryman Murderer; or, Caught in the Air. | ?1—Trim in the Cigar Store; or, A Lively Wooden — Indian. Breaklug up a Secret So- ciety. or, A Break in the Levee. 24—Trim’s Run of Luck; or, A Case mneeree Ahead of Time. m’s Combination Case; or, Two Clients Afte r . ¢ ul 4 that Turned out + Gold. | 97_Trim in Kansas City; or, The Detective’s Ex- — periment in Second Sight. r at the Track; or, How He a Dead Game Sport. ‘rim Shoots the Grain Chute; or A Surprise | 29—Trim in the Dark; or, A Long Road that has no — Turning 31—- Trim’ s Electric Machine; or, The Man ‘ad Charge of the Ottice.