Beadle's Half Dime Library No. 637 — page 1: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

> as 4 pi tlalalatalallalia hh re “sl SLLEELLL EL LLL / \. ~ i G “ \ y \ a A ii a SR a Ut i Fit Vi! a ot! ae nt a! StS Aa Ia HS __Entered at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., at Second Class Mail Rates. __ Copyright 1889, by BEADLE AWD ADAMS, October 8, 1859, “Tec 1 \ ————— ee ee —— ——— eee _ SS $2.50 PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY BEADLE AND ADAMS, Price, T No. 637. No. 98 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. 5 Cents. Vol. XXV, UTD? | HTH if | ih} HHH S ! Hh HL N ' MTT GTN) HANEY ail MN) TAN | Att 1 i} WV | FA ii + ee Aa whoa . Hrrah NVGUASQANUUUA NALA YAASRSLAVUU AMALIE iii HI Ni Win} HA iH} il HIN ni NH) | | LYNX AGAINST ROX. The Key to the Kingdon Sensation. BY T. C, HARBAUGH. AUTHOR OF ‘“‘ FELIX FOX,” “* MUTE MERLE,” “LITTLE LON,” THE ‘‘ DODGER DIOK ” NOVELS, ETC,, ETO, CHAPTER I, MR. WAT WAFFLES, “PM a sly old fox, Iam! I work while others sleep and the plum drops into my lap whenever I shake the tree. I’ve shaken it pretty often in my life, too, he, he, he! This time it’s the big- gest plum I ever played for, and it’s about ripe enough to drop. hen they get ahead of Wat Wafiles they are too cute to live,” 4) i) \ Wy i Oe = : ; ——— er = es > -—~ -- a . ’ ee : —_— a — = — ‘“‘ HERE IS THE CHILD NOW,” AND A SKELETON-LIKE FINGER ")DINTED TO ONE OF THE PORTRAITS REVEALED BY THE LAMP, ~o7Tcom