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Oy. 4 The Boy Tra Up pa % The Boy Parda; or, Dainty Lance Unmasks. ie @1t arook Cale, the Caliban of Celestial City, bring 810 The Rarranca Wolf; or, The Beautiful Decoy. Wie League. land, all his crimes known to this story were , _ nd ¢- BBs aur Black Rider; or, The Horse-Thieves’ _— « LP, are Chineapin ~~ $85 Oke Crag ian ont ond “Twice I bave called at Cheslington’s own poarding-house, but have always been told he was out, ‘*Tena, you know my fullinfamy. To-morrow morning I shall tell the whole wretched story to father, and then go away forever, to be an exile, penniless, disgraced, hopeless, you risk your fortunes with such a creature?” Wayland had spoken rapidly and vehemently, his voice often falling, however, to a tremulous pitch. That remorse was strong within him no Mosquito Jack, the Hustler Gamin. Can you, dare | one could doubt, and Lena’s devotion did not. waver, ‘*My husband,” she answered, “if you have sinned, you have suffered. I believe in you still, and if you will allow it, my place shall be by your side while our lives last. Whither thou goest, I will go!” “You shall, Lena!” he exclaimed, ‘‘and may 1 prove a different man in the future. In twenty-four hours the new life shall begin. My crimes will make me anh exile from father, sister, brother and home; your forgiveness will be the light of hope to my path, my brave little wife!” Randolph Feuton stepped from cover. ‘* Brother!” he spoke, simply. Wayland recviled. ‘* You here!” ‘Yes, brother; and here to say that I have heard all. More, [ shall intercede with our father for a repentant son. I, too, have been meditating exile, but I grow wiser. Let us leave all to the future.” Move-on Mike took Mosquito Jack by the arm. **Come, lad,” directed the honest policeman; ‘‘our place ain’t here. L’ave dhe brothers to patch it up.” | 1 ertretn Augustus! who’d hev thought this ‘* Begorra, it’s odd our fri’nd niver suspected who his double was,” 3 Prob’bly he placed too much confidunce in bim, Jack’s surmise partially covered the ground, but there was more toit, Randolph and Way- Jand looked alike, and strangers thought the re- semblance remarkable, but those who daily saw could not see the likeness as others did, ben hunting for his double, Randolph hought of his own brother. ve a notion itll all end well,” declared Mike? ‘*Oi hope so, for dhe Goddess ave Lib- erty an’ dhe Constitution would be burt bad if a family was broke up out ave dhe trouble,” ‘** Correct, by Ebenezer!” Two days later Randolph resumed his place iv his father’s office, and announcement was made of Wayland’s marriage. The friends of the Fen- tons never knew that any trouble had occurred, and the recon@iliation was complete. Tbe col- onel was only too glad to give Wayland a chance to repent, for he had a strong dose of repentance to take, himself, All is now happiness in the family; Randolph is again trusted and happy; Wayland and Lena make a devoted couple, their friencés say. Cheslington and his allies were tried and sent to prison on outside charges easy to find, but, as a reward for Everard’s silence covering Way- allowed to rest. Officer O’Dowley won much honor, and con- siderable money from Colonel Fenton; and the temporary failure to be appointed sergeant did not worry him so very much, He and Mosquito Jack resumed their old life, waiting, perhaps, for fresh adventures by which they could win renown. Jack, already, was a hero, THE END. F _ Beadle’s Half-Dime Library. BY JOSEPH E. BADGER, JR. 2 Vellowstone Jack}; or, The Trappers 48 Black John, the Road-Agent; or, The Outlaw’s Retreat. 65 Hurricane BUll; or, Mustang Sam and His Pard, 119 ! eerie eg od King of the Plains. 186 Night-llawk Kits; or, The Daug)ter of the Ranch. 444 Dainty Lance the Boy Sport. 51 Panther Paul; or, Dainty Lance to the Rescue. 160 The Black Giant; or, Dainty Lancein Jeopardy. - 168 Deadly Dash; or, Fighting Fire with Fire. Q fiers; or, Dainty Lance on the War-Path, Double Fiat; or, The Strange Guide ; e Kine a Ake Teoda: or. Damel Boone’s Las! Trail. Kit vex: we ate Bo nas abt capin n e Boy 'Traller. Dan's econd Trail. - @OF Light-Heart Lute’s Legacy. ee P meg e x On a, . . , Ny 1+ ; Wa al . 4 a ee aoe | ‘ Hy —— . ree he Care ere ee as Pel ad © Ahr ie! F 5 BY OLL COOMES. 5 Vagabond Joe, the Young Wandering Jew. % The Dumb Spy. Antelope Abe, the Boy Guide. Keen-Knitfe, the Prince of the Prairies. Lasso Jack, the Young Mustanger. The Border King; or, The Secret Foe. Delaware Dick, the Young Ranger Spy. Hawk-eye Harry the Young Trapper Ranger. 5% Rollo, the Boy Ranger. ‘ 184 Sure Shot Seth, the Boy Rifleman, Sear-Face Saul, the Silent Hunter Silver Star, the Bov Knight. Eagle Kit, the Boy Demon. Little Texas, the Young Mustanger. . Old Solitary, the Hermit Trapper. 1S2 Little Hurricane, the Boy Captain. 202 Prospect Pete: or, The Young Outlaw Hunters. 208 The Bey Hercules t,or, The Prairie Tramps. Viger Tom, the Texas Terror, 224 Dashing Pick; or, Trapper Tom’s Castle. 228 Little Wildfire, the Young Prairie Nomad. 238 The Parson Detective; or, The Little Ranger. 248 The Disguised Guides or, Wild Raven, the Ranger. 260 Dare-Devil Dan, the Young Prairie Ranger. 272 Minksekin Mike, the Boy Sharpshooter, 290 Little Foxfire, the Boy Spy. 800 The Sky Demon; or, Kninbolt, the Ranger. 884 Whip-King Joe, the Bov Ranchero. 409 Trercules; rr, Dick, the Boy Ranger. ~ Tie St nd Erie? ae —— vee woe -_—_— INS ' a 117 VY ebfroot Mose, the Tramp Detective. 422 Baby Sam, the Boy Giant of the Yellowstone. 444 Little Buckskin, tne Young Prairie Centaur. 457 Wingedfoot Fred; or, Old Polar Saul. 468 Tamarac Tom, the Big Trapper Boy. 478 Old Tom Rattler, the Red River epidemic. 482 Stonewall Bob, the Boy Tron. 562 Blundering Basil, the Hermit Boy Trapper. 652 Don Barr, the Plains Freelance. 661 Old Kit Bandy’s Deliverance. 670 Norway Nels, the Big Boy Mountaineer. 680 Dauntless Dan, the Freelance, or Old Kit Bandy in Arcadia. BY JO PIERCE, 897 Bob o’ the Bowery ; or, The Prince of Mulberry Street. 415 The Vagabond Detective; or, Bowery Bob’s Boom. 452 Hotapur Bob, the Street-Boy Detective. 460 The Lawverté Shadow}; or, Luke’s Legacy. 472 Jaunty Joe, the Young Horse-King. 494 Surly Sim, the Young Ferryman Detective. 504 Five Points Phil, 509 Jack Jaggersa, the Butcher Boy Detective, 516 Tartar Tim; or, Five Points Phil’s Menagerie, 526 North River Nat, the Pier Detective. 588 Wrestling Rex, the Pride ofthe Sixth Ward. 641 Jeff Flicker. the Stable Boy Detective, Nick Nettle, the Boy Shadow. 559 Harlem Jack, the Office Boy Detective. 569 Brooklyn Ben, the On-His-Own-Hook Detective. Pavement Pete the Secret Sifter. 588 Jack-o-Lantern, tlhe Under-Sea Prospector, Wide-Awake Bert, the Street-Steerer. 614 Whistling Jacob, the Detective’s Aid. 623 Buck Bumblebee, the Harlem Hummer. 639 Sunrise Saul, the Express-Train Ferret. 649 Gamin Bob, the Bowery Badger; or, Scooping a Slippery Set. 658 Sky-Rocket Rob, the Life-Saver. 688 Saltpeter Sol, the New York Navigator. 694 Spicy Jim, the Only One of His Kind 706 Tom Thistle, the Road-House Detective. BY PHILIP 8S. WARNE, 67 Patent-Leather Joe: or, Old Rattlesnake, the Charmer. 175 Captatn Arizorn y; or, Patent-Leather Joe's Big Game. 198 Captain Mask; or, Patent-Leether Joe’s Defeat. 219 Despard, the Duelist; cr, The Mountain Vempires. S38 A Tough Boy; or, The Dwarf’s Revenge. 868 Little Tornado; or, The Outcasts of the Glen. 878 Little Jingo; or, the Queer Pard. BS8 Little y 4 lad or, Caught In His Own Trap, 401 Little Shoo-Fly é or, A Race for a Ranch. 408 Little Leather- Breeches ; or, O!d Jumbo’s Curse. 481 Little Ah Sing or, The Curse of Blood. 451 Colorado Kate. A Tale of the olines. 480 Three Jolly Parda. 517 Jim Gladden’. Deputy. 527 The Jolly Pards to the Reacue. . 547 Sandy Andy; or, A Good Man Down, 556 Lariat Lil; or, The Cast for a Life. 574 Old Weasel-top, the Man with the Dogs, 598 Keen Clem, the Ranch Imp. 599 Jim Dandy the No-Name Sport. 618 Billy Blazes: or, The Skeleton’s Legacy. 685 Oklahoma Hi, the Blue-Coat Scout. 648 Happy Harry’s Big Find. 664 Cheeky Charley, the Special, BY CAPTAIN FRED. WHITTAKER. 15 The Sea-Cat;: or, The Witch of Darien. 29 The Dumb Page; or, The Doge’s Deughter. 45 Dick Darling, the Pony Express Rider. 150 Lance and Lasso; or, The Children of the Chaco. 154 The Sword Hunters; or, The Land of the Elephant Riders, 159 The Lost Captain: or, Skipper Jabez Coffin’s Cruise. 200 The Boy Bedoutnas or, The Brot! ers of the Plumed Lance, 214 Wolfgang, the Robber of the Rhine. 249 Milo Romer the Animal King: or, Round the World. 265 The Tiger Tamer; or, The League of the Jungle. 881 Black Nek, the Demon Rider. 895 California Joe’s War Trall. BY J. W. OSBON. 469 The Rival Giants of Nowhar’. 498 Cactus Rurr, the Man ns Had Luck. 58ST Old Ruckeye, the Sierra Shadow. 564 Powder Phil, the Boy Miner. 609 Bolly Dorrit, the Veteran Detective. 620 Little Lightning’« League; or, The Mystery of tne Island. 688 Plucky Paul, the Boy Prospector. / BY EDWARD WILLETT. 167 Asa Scott, the Steamboat Boy. . 199 Featherweight. the Boy Champion of the Muskingum, 228 Ozark Alf’: or, Featherweight Among the Outlaws. 282 The Typo Petective;: or, Weasel. the Boy Tramp. 295 Fearless Phil; or, The King of Quarteville. 811 The Roving Sport; or, The Pride of ChackaluckCamp, 522 Nemo, the Detective; or, Kit Kenyon’s Vendetta. 840 Clip the Contortioniat: or, The Montana Vigilantes. EY ALBERT W. AIKEN, 11 The Two Detectives; or, The Fortunes of a Bowery Girl. 76 Abe Colt, the Crow-Killer. 79 Sol Ginger, the Giant Tra per, 258 Joe Ruck of Angel« and Hix Buy Pard. New York Nat. A Tale of Tricks and Traps in Gotham, 458 New England Nick: or, The Fortunes of a Foundling. | 464 Nimble Nick, the Cirevs Prince. 498 Taos Ted, toe Arizonn Sport. 510 Cool Colorado, the Half-Breed Detective. 518 Cool Colorado in New York. : : , _* er ee — oe ee BY BUCKSKIN SAM (Major Sam. &. dial.) 284 Old Rocky « ** Boyees?: or, Benito, tne Horse-Breaker 246 Glant George; or, The Ang’! of the Range. 275 Arizona Jack; or, Giant George’s Pard. 297 The Tarantula of Tavs: or, Giant George’s Revenge. 807 The Strange Pard; or, Little Ben’s Death Hunt. 818 Ker-whoop, her-whoo; or, The Tarantula of Taos. 827 Creeping Cat, the Caddo; or, The Red and White Pardes. 682 Frio Fred; or, The Tonkaway’s Trust, $44 The Fighting Trio; or, Rattlesnake, the Tonkaway. 849 Wild W olf; or, Big-Foot Wallace to the Front. 857 The Ranch Raiders: or, The Siege of Fort Pargatory. 864 Snap-Shot, the Boy Kanger. 875 Chiota, the Creeks; or, The Three Thunderbolts 881 Bandera Bill: or. Frio Frank to the Front. 892 Romeo and the Reds? or, The Beleaguered Ranch. 404 Little Lariat; or, Pecan Pete’s Big Rampage. 414 The Daisy from Denver. 427 ‘The Three Tratlera; or, Old Rocky on the Rampage. 442 Bluff Bill; or, The Lynx of the Leona. 455 Little Lone Star: or. The Belle of the Cibolo, 684 Cache Carl, the Chico Giart 7 BYL IEUT. A. K. SIMS, / 546 Captain Cactus, the Chaparral! Cock. 568 The Dandy of Dodge. 576 The Silver Sport. 6588 Saffron Sol, the Man With a Shadow 589 Tom-Cat and Pard; or, The Dead Set at Silver City. 601 Happy Hansa, the Dutch Vidoca. 611 Bildad Barnacle, the Detective Hercules. 622 Texas Tom-Cat’s Triad 681 Tom Cat’s Terrible Task. 688 Tom-Cat’s Triumph; or, Black Ivan’s Great Combine. 646 Cowboy Gid, the Cattle-Range Detective. 657 Warbling William, the Mountain Mountebank. 665 Jolly Jeremtahy the Plains Detective, 676 Stenal Sam, the Lookout Scout. 689 Billy the Gypsy Spy. 699 Siraple Sim, the Broncho Buster. | 712 The Mesmerliat Sport; or, The Mystified Detective. ——— ee ve q : . Ay! » Pe ee ; Me nes ee CORN eon 2. ity SS ee et et SS = — BY MAJOR E. L. 8T. VRAIN, | 292 Sancho Pedro, the Boy Bandit. $01 Leadville Nick, the Boy Sport. 812 Redtop Rube, the Vigilante Prince. 6838 Brimatone Bob, and His Lightning Horse Quartrette. 852 Tombstone Tom, the Aricona Boy of‘ Sand.” B59 Durango lave, the Youhy “bons sn Wrestler. 871 Kingbolt Chria, the Yung Hard-Shell Detective. 880 Avalanche Alf, the Foothills Guide. 890 Jaguar Joe, of the Mountain Mail-Line. BY ROGER STARBUCK, 25 The Boy Captain; or, The Pirate’s Daughter. 114 The Black Schooner; or, JibaJunk. the Old Tar. 259 The Golden Harpoon: or, Lost Among the Floes. 848 Fire-Heela: or, Old Skinflint, th» Death-Shadow. 854 Big Horn Ike, the Hill Tramp; or{The Odd Pards. 861 The Phantom Licht-house, 870 Breaker Ren, the Reef-Runner, BY BRACEBRIDGE HEMYNG. 89 Ialand Jim: or, The Pét of the Family. 91 The Captaiu of the Club; or. The Rival Athletes. 101 Jack Markaway in New York. BY JACK FARRAGUT. 815 Ned, the Cabin Boy. 820 The Sea Sorceress; or, The Boy Skipper. BY COL, A. F. HOLT. 899 Black Buckskin: or, The Masked Men of Death Canyon. 419 Kenneth, the Knife-King. 485 Littie Lightfoot, the Pilot of the Woods, 5238 The Dandy Sport; or, The King Pin Conspirator. 678 sees tr Renwood, the Lightning Express Detective. 691 Headlight Harry’s Haul, MISCELLANEOUS AUTHORA, 4 The Wild-lorse Hunters. By Capt Mayne Reis and Frederick Whittaker. 9 Adventures of Baron Munchaueen. 12 Gulliver’s Travels. By Dean swift. 14 Aladdin; or, The Wonderful Lamp. 16 Robinson Crusoe. (27 Illustrations.) 18 Sindbad the Sailor. His Seven Voyages. 22 bee Sen Serpent; or, The Boy Robinson Crusoe. By Juan wis, 88 The Ocean Bloodhound; or, The Red Pirates of the Carribers. By S, W. Pierce. 86 The Boy Clown: or, The Arena Queen. By F S, Finn. 8S Ned Wylde, the Boy Scont. By Texas Jack. 51 The Roy Fifes; or. The Underground Camp. By A. C. Irons. 95 The Rival Rovers; or, The Freebooters of the Mississippi. By Lieut.-Col. Hazeltine. / 98 Robin Hood, the Outiawed Ear); or, The Merry Men of Green- wood. By Prof. Gildersleeve. 105 Old Rube, the Hunter; or, The Crow Captive. By Captain Hamilton Holmes. 112 The Mad Hunter; or, heCave of Death. By Burton Saxe. 124 Tippy, the Texans: or. The Young Champion. By George epson. 128 The Young Privateer; or, The Pirate's Stronghold. By Harry Cavendish. 148 Sharp Sam; or, The Adventures of a Friendless Boy. By J. Alexander Patten. 227 Dusky Darrell, Trapper: or, The Green Ranger of the Yel- lowstone. By Edward Emerson. 261 Fergus Fearnaught the New York Boy. By G. L, Aiken. 266 Killb’ar. the Guide; »r, Davy Crockett’s Crooked Trail. By Ensign C. D. Warren. 298 Red Claw, the One-Eyed Trapper; or, The Maid ot the Cliff. By Captain Comstock. 81T Peacock Pete. the Lively Lad from Leadville. By Lieu- tenant Alired Thorne. 828 The Sky Detective; or, A Boy’s Fight for Life and Honos.° By Maior Mickey Free. 850 Red Ralph, the River Rover; or, The Brother's Re- oa venge. By “- apy yn a 5 Raltimore Ben the Bootblack Detective. By A. P. a B74 Gold-Duat Tom: or, Ben’s Double Match. By @ He Morse, 876 Callfornia Joe’ Firat Trail. By Colonel Thomes Hoyer Monstery. 418 Billy Bombshell, the Cliff Climber. By F. 8. Winthrop. 475 The Black Ship. By John S Warner. 484 Comanche Pick and His. Three Invinclbles. By Henry J. Thomas. 582 The Cowboy Duke. By Edwin Brooke Forrest. 552 Artel the Athlete. By David Druid. ; 585 Will Waters, the Bov Ferret. , By H. Enton. 682 The Dead Detective’s Double. By Gerald Carlton A New issue Every Tuesaday. The Half-Dime Library is for sale by ail newsdealers, five weper copy, or sent by mall on receipt of six cents each, " ; ‘BEADLE AND ADAWS, Publishers, 98 William St eet, New ¥crk, ‘ \e “ / : | \ 4k =| ww. ae b cb 15 - (@) Sa