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bring Kate to terms. What that plan was it now igatters not. You bave conquered, and I am dying. You are avenged for the insult upon your daughter, aad tbe Death Trailer is re- venged by my fall, for the injury I have done him ia tve past, for it was my band that at- tacked his home, destroyed it, murdered his pareats, and leit him for dead among the ruins, hath his young sister was borne off into cap- tivity.’ ‘** A captive you say? Was she not slain?” cried the Trailer,. breathlessly. ‘* No; the Comanches were my allies then, and she fell to the lot of old Moochoo, and—there she stands|—” “The Red Lily my little sister? This news is too good to be true,” said the Death Trailer, almost dazed by what he had heard, ‘* Yet old Moochoo will tell you that she is not his daughter—that he took her, a little child, from her frontier home. The Red Lily is your sister, if you are Ralph Randolph, whose uncle, of the same name, found you wounded upon the prairie. You see I know you—that I kept well informed of all that transpired in my duminions; but the end has come, and the Bravo Chief must yield to the fate of all— death.” The bold, wicked man, he who had for years been the terror of the border, ceased speak- ing, and pressed hard against the wound in his side, as though to stop the life-flow that was slowly oozing out, Around him stood Colonel Linville, Kate, the Death Trailer, the Red Lily, Wild Harry, and a score of troopers, all gazing silently down upon the dying Bravo Chief, while pity welled up in the breast of Kate Linville for one whom she had known in happier days, and who had so fallen below the savage natures of even his In- dian followers, SHAPTER XXV. CONCLUSION, Witd the last shadow of darkness the sririt of the Bravo Chief passed away, and with the first peep of day there rode into the stronghold old Moochoo and his warriors, and Colonel Lin- ville and the Comanche chief, for a long time foes, met as friends. A long conference followed, and the grasping old chief yielded his claim to the Red Lily for the consideration of the spoils of the outlaw stronzhold, which Colonel Linville cheerfully yielded to him, . The following day, at the head of his troopers, the commandant started from the stronghold on his return to the fort, the dead having been buried and the wounded cared for. By his side rode Kate, happy in her release, Behind them came the Death Trailer and the Red Lily, who, in listening to her brother’s rev- elations of their past life, gradually recalled the days of her childhood, and then came a Clear re- membrance of ber parents and brother Ralph. Need I further relate how the gallant Rio scout soon discovered the reason why Kate Linville bad refused bis ove, and in asking her again to become his wife, how gladly she con- sentad? Or to tell how Irene Randolph, once the Red Lily of the Comanches, fell in love with Wild Harry the hunter, and becoming his wife, settled down in a lovely frontier home to pass their lives in peace and utmost happiness? THE END, Beadle's Half-Dime Library. BY GEORGE C. JENKS, 445 Git Thar Owney the Unknown. 492 Git Thar Owney’s Pledge. 51S The Demon Doctor. D5St Double-Curve Dan, the Pitcher Detective, 59s I'iute, bie Singer Detective. BY JOSEPH E, BADGER, JR. © Yellowstone Jack; or, The Trapper. 48 Black John, the Road Avent; or, The Outlaw’s Retreat, 65 Hurricane ill: or, Mustang Sam and His Pard, 1% Mustang Sam $ or, The King of the Plains. 86 Night-llawk Kit 3 or, The Daughter of tue Ranch, 4} Da mty Lance the Boy Sport. 51 Panther Paul; or, Dainty Lance to the Rescue. 60 The Black Giant; or, Dainty Lance in Jeopardy. 168 Deadly Dash; or, Fighting Fire with Fire. 208 Th Koy Trailers 3 or, Dainty Lance on the War-Path, 211 © © Bo Pards; or, Dainty. Lance Unmasks. 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