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J ~~ | ‘Suminyside Library. denly a*flash, preceded by a puff of emoke— then a terrific report that made the very earth tremtle. Mingled with the report was the crashing sound of rended timbers, asthe Fort was blown into fragments, Huge volumes of splintered timbers and boards rose heavenward, even the heaviest beams being carried bigh into the air.. The Fort was not the only thing disturbed. The rocky bottom beneath it was upheaved, as by an earthquake, to the hight of a dozen feet or more, Nothing was seen of Poker Kate, Pablo Pi- card, or their allies that night, but the next day, when the long-lost mine was explored by Deadwood Dick and the Dumb Dozen, Poker Kate, Boston Blye and Bill Roberts were found in it—dead / Their bodies were literally riddled with bul- lets; and it was the belief of everybody that Pablo Picard was the author of the work, for everything of value had been removed from the mine, and Picard and a large percentage of the ruffian element were missing, and were never = — seen in the neighborhood of Phantom a That they made a haul of adimmense fortune in gold is not to be doubted—the secreted pro- duct of years of labor. A meeting of the citizens was called, and Deadwood Dick, undisguising, himself, related all he knew concerning the Dumb Dozen, and it was decided that they were entitled to possession of their mine. At Dick’s motion—for, dear reader, Nevada Nell the Fakir and mesmerist and Deadwood Dick were one and the same person—old Swill- tub came to the fore and related what he knew of the Villainous schemes of Boston Blye; enough, anyhow, to exonerate the redoubtable Dick, whereupon he was heartily honored by the citizens of Phantom Flats for his success in boffling villainy. Later be. was tendered the position of mayor, but respectfully declined the honor, A few weeks later Agnes Blye became the bride of pete. Gerald, and the happy couple departed for the East, accompanied by Jewel who, before leaving, did not forget to rewar Dick—nor did the Dumb Dozen, Accompanied by old Swilltub, who declared his intention to follow Dick through thick and thin, the restless wanderer soon after left for the silver districts of Idaho, where, some time, we may meet him again. THE END. DIME DIALOGUES AND SPEAKERS FOR SCHOOL FXHIBITIONS AND HOME ENTERTAINMENTS. 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