Pulp Fiction, 1890 · page 1 of 16
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. - = = — ~ : 7 7 ‘a J N Sa a OE — eS > C65 SS TT X. SAA= Co / ay \ Di i! SS a mae LT i i Vl iH aT Di a aS (il [ht Entered at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., at Second Class Mail Rates. Copyright 1890, by BEADLE AND ADAms, $2.£0 PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY BEADLE AND ADAM! Price, r No. 683. a Year. No. 98 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. 5 Cents. Vol, AXVIT, August 26, 1890, ee ——, RN ‘ ' \ , — SS s ‘ \ —_ — \ abt boos | an) Lashes} ite ttiain by Bit) | . » +) hh) : aM / -, | i ae THE UNSEEN ENEMY. Tots + ie J The Romance of a Blind Cruise, BY JO PIERCE, AUTHOR or ‘“ WRESTLING JACOB,” ‘* GAMIN BOB,” ‘* JEFF FLICKER,” ‘‘ JACK-O -LAN- TERN,” ‘‘ TARTAR TIM,” ETC., ETO, CHAPTER I, , ‘PASSENGERS WHO MAY CAUSE TROUBLE, | _ AcrRy for help arose in the fast-advancing darkness of twilight. ; ae ‘Some one in danger! Where is it?” : + ‘Te seems to be on the water,” . “Sure! That’s where it is; but where, and ‘. ho calls? Listen, Ned!” _ “TRS “Th it is, again, Sol!” 4 4 “y . > a t, aw A ig Zi Mm « - ¥ anes > Se? ay Pi + al . 4 re < "tS i Lee atid 4 y eee: i f 4 ~ a. ae mer. =~