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. rers say I rr ee ee ee ee rs eee -- ae are, dies with you,” said Iron Arm, stepping forward. *“* Who is he?” rly asked the doomed man. ‘Grizzly Gabe is the name he has hidden his »aptismal appellation under. ‘Yas, pard; I une us in ther same thar was only one; but. these heur Lone Star- is ter give in my chips, an’ as they holds a full han’ an’ trumps ter t, what are ther use o’ kickin’?”’ ; thar a pair o” but win the admiration of his foes, and a mur- mur of approbation went round the crowd; but checking it, Iron Arm said: ‘Bianca, I dislike to launch @ man into eter- | paled the bright moonlight, and the woman our soul, but | who had so played the part of a fiend fell dead nity with the sins you have on you deserve death in its worst form, and yet, as out of your vileness some good has come, I will be merciful,” ‘*Some good, what di?” eagerly asked Bianca, while Grizzly Gabo said: " t ‘ Pard, ef yer kin git any xd out o’ me, yer is welcome to it fer a keepsake. ** The that comes out of your wicked- ness is, first, that I, believing in tke dishonor of a half-sister, Clarice Cordova, deeply loved me, found that she was, the wedded wife of | tant, and. turning, faced the half-score Texan | and through foliowing | Rangers who. b your trail north to Nebraska this good tidings | line, rifles in hand. b flea Mabre came to my ears, while it also brought about this happy reunion of father and son, who had long been separated from each other. ** Second, it brought together Don Gila Aleolo and his lovely sister, and that sister and her husband, all of whom, though condemning you to death for your crimes, bless you as the means that united them. “Third, your cousin, Berkley Preston, and his daughter, suffering through poverty, are now placed beyond want, ‘For these blessings we are willing to say that you shall not die like a dog, with a rope around his neck, but._be shot, as though you were worthy of that fate, and for his courage in the face of death, Grizzly Gabe shall die in the same manner.” ‘‘] thanks yer fer thet, pard, fer I never were partial ter tight cravats,” coolly remarked the desperado, | ‘*AndI thank you for that mercy, though I cnrse you bitterly for the fate you have brought upon me,” firmly responded Bianca. ‘‘And now,” said Lron Arm, unheeding the remark of the doomed man, ‘there is one here from whose face I wish to tear the mask, ‘Fielding, bring ‘forward the prisoner you ave, Frank Fielding quietly led Tiny Tim, the Dandy Sport, forward, and Iron Arm con- tinued: Tikee ‘This person is known.as Tiny Tim, and for years the identity has been concealed even from Merton Ma here. nf" at ‘* Under the a arel of aman the form of a woman is con <r-iT " , A pian of oe | went exes rom every lip, et vused dre er head and trembled vio 4, Sees Continuing in his distinct, even tones, Iron Arm said: — hcl | ‘‘Mr. Mabrey, this woman is the one who wrecked your and caused you to drive your son from vo home as your intended murderer. ‘*Mr, Mabrey, junior, this is the woman who poisoned the mind, and broke the heart of your wife, my at ha gow Clarice Cordova, and caused her to take her own life; and more, woman plotted to have your father kill you, and be- lieved she had succeeded; but when you were dragged from your horse by the gf a road- agent, and, tae belioneay Seed e mounted your steed, and died in your stead, and thus the lot of this woman was thw by an acci- lank while you, half delirious ome the blows given you, unarmed and unthinking, roamed the prairies on a horse you found, and were brought back to yourself only by the danger of dying in a quicksand, ‘‘Loving you, and hating you because you loved not her in return, this woman sought to do you all the harm in_her power, and. turning her venom upon Miss Preston, because of your friendship for her, she sought to have her and her father die at the hands of a mob to gratify her revenge, “This woman and myself have met before, and I know her as she does me, and I say sbe is worse | in the grass and more dan- gerous, “T are. avangil alongside o’ her,” broke in Grizzly G nd. it brought a laugh from the ight Hearted “ecko Texas Rangers, while | Iron Arm. con ‘‘ Now, upon this woman I ask the justice here, | n to ore Dave Perry, to» pass condemnation for her crimes.” Dave Perry started at being called ass judgment upon a woman, for never had he had such a duty to perform; but he said in his off-hand way: : ‘*T’ll sentence ber to hie for life, and send her there under Ben Fanshaw, for she is too dangerous to go at large. Te that don't satisfy her, I'll get the Vigi- antes to try her.” - t, an’ I does wish as how | | The philanthropy of Grizzly Gabe could not | tion upon me living, but dead | exéctition, | rc ell A A LC LL LL LL AE —$—$——_—— — - - — | a i, o y a he, Phantom Mazeppa. Mies. os ‘‘The woman looked up quickly, and her | 46 Tue QuapRoon. By Catharine A. Warfield. glance first fell upon Merton Mabrey, senicr, | 17-18 Uncte Siuas. By J. S. Le Fanu. and she smiled bitterly; then she turned her | oe os —4 oy Fok By FW Root ddon. eyes to his son, and said in adistinct voi e: 23 Sowine THe Winp. By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. ‘I loyed you, Merton Mabrey, and that love | 9125 Bravs.or Prey. By Mrs. ME. Braddon. you scorned and t was my ruin, for it made me 25 THAT Boy or Norcort's. By Charles Lever. the yh be gab I a Na mee ER _— a — i ee ea oe ’ ** And you, Lucien De n, have broug e | 2 4 . By rood, . | to judgment, and I will, you my..curse- for. so a ak aia map ag Is apy tire Coo Broughton. oing. | 8 Sr. ERNE. Mrs. Crow, “Justice Perry, you have passei condemna- | 3; FTANGELY a at a ee ; am beyond your 85 Annie Tempte. By Rey. J. H. Ingraham. . jurisdiction.” | | 86 Wrrrovut Mercy. By Bartley T. Campbell. =~ As the last word left her lips her right hand | 87 Biack Eyes anp Bice. By Corinne Cushman. went quickly upward; a red flash momentarily %5 Brave Barpana, By Corinne | 39 A Dancerovs Woman. By Margaret t. 40 Ovrpa’s Love. By Henrietta eer oe ; 41 Losr: A Wrre. By Corinne ge in.her tracks, | 42 Wornine Ways. By Marg Blount. A silence fell upon all, while Iron Arm knelt 43 A Woman's Hearr. By M. V. Victor. over the prostrate form, Tae Deap Lerrer. By ester. } Rising slowly he said sternly: 45 Lorp Lisue’s Daverter. By C L. Braeme. , “She is dead; Fielding, lead those two men to | 45 4 Woman's Han. B puter On eed Crowelley A Wup Gm. By Corinne C ks VIALS OF WRATH. es j . i ; “I needs no leadin’, pard; I hes played my | 49 Tax Mappest Marniace Ever. Was, By Burton last keerd an’ ther game are ourn,” calmly said | 50 tore ad Shae, By Wes. E. T, Ellet. - ot Grizzly Gabe, and p imself by the side 51 CaTHoLINA; or, WaLtep Up Aurve. By Robinson. of Bianca, the two walked firmly a few feet dis- 52 A Romance or a Poor Youno Gret. By Mrs. Ellet. “% -~ 83 Tue Lockep Heart... By Corinne . i | 54 Tue Pripe or THE Downes, et sat. ranged themselves in a double | oA Wintiee Gon." Be Pe? tare whe rear rs ee ‘‘ Have you aught to say ere I give the word | 5> pip sux ~ By teas Mary creek ¢ to fire?” asked lron Arm, Dovs_x Dryorcep. By Mrs, br<458 pa ; Bianca, the Hyena, remained in stolid si- | 59 A Wickep Woman. Devereux Um Barsara’s SECRET. ) y lence, but Grizzly Gabe said, in his characteris- | 60 BLIND tic way: ied | 4 AN AMERI ‘I hes but two words ter say, an’ them is, | & Maxcoun, THe good-night, pards !” , “ Fire!” 65 Pursvep Corinne Tbe word rung from the lips of lron Arm, the | 66 Tus TerrIe_s TRUTH. ennie Davis Burton. anca, the Hyena, and | 67 Exxecant Ko By Php arne es Gn ty, cane Plate, d fell dead in | 68 Lapy H Vow rizal , the esperado, | ¥Y HEvEN's | their vee | 69 Bowrr, Tar Kntont or Carvary. An hour ioré, ond upod the open prairie, | 7 Darrrina ro Rem. By Mary Reed Crowell, with no tree near to mark. the spot, the 7 Tar Mysrerious GUARDIAN. By Corinne Cushmaa. moon shone brightly down upon three graves, | 73 Was Sar A Wire? By Rett Winwood. and three wicked hearts were forever at rest. 74 Apria, THE ApopTeD.’ By Mrs. Jennie D. Burton. 75 PRETTY AND PROvD. nve Cushman. | , | 76 Tae Brrrer Feup. By Mrs, Jennie D, Burton, 2 tid i eaip vn 7 A Wouan's Wons. By Mrs KF Eliet WORD aracte i | 78 THe ck Rrmp.e. nne Cushman. and my neamines eaaelen kind. Sa ery, | 29 Gdadt tans Robey. By Mrs. Jennie Davis Burton, to his father of bis. marrig ® bis futention | 82 Two Farr Women. Wm. Meson Turner, M.D. to work for a support for himself and his wife. | 93 aan Innenrrince or Hates | } which it was intended, as Mr, Conrad died of | & For Honor's Sake. Many Reed Gre heart-disease ere it reached hini, and conse- _ 86 Lance Unqunart’s Loves. ‘Annie | quently bis son fell heir to his vast wealth, and | 87 Sarety Marrrep. — By the author of et dwells on his prairie ranch, preferring it to | RS FLORETTE, CHILD OF THE — x) ngs. 89 Taree Tres Dean, 3y Mi the wild life of thecity. ; y And Birdie Taff, the one who forgetting his | ; ogy Pact Sea A Been mas. faults and his follies and Joved him so well, | 92 Tuz New MaGgpa.ey, ie mourned his desertion of her bitterly for one | 93 An Open Verpicr. By M. Ee m: | year, and then—married coe Hume, | 04 Sworp AND Gown. By Me - ; Alcolo, once known as Sancho, the - a ONE eee rOun y Rob n Half-breed, taking advantage of another revo-_ Jane Eyre. By Charlotte Bronte. | 97 . lution, returned to his native land, and is now | 9¢ Wrrcxep mw Port... By Edtuund Yates>. > a general of Lanceros in the army, with a pros- | ) Tus Gouuee BawN. ‘By Gerald cirifiia,-- pect of being emperor or ‘ntin that tu- 100 An Amarriovs Girl. A br multuous, ever fickle land of Mexico. . 101 Four PLay, gy Re 9d . After the death of Bianca, the Tay oBm 58 102 Carita. rs. 2 month or Ramsey Preston and ta Ee D By Wilkie Calling e's 01 rode into North Platte and were secretly mar- | i). 7. ) ot 2 ried by.duskice, Dave Perry, wio. t mar bere | 10 Gur. Bes L. Charles Dickens. | at, at fi town on the U. P. where 2 Black yoere s@aa ten a> Jestiyemoneapd his: Jude) 110 4 ~ ~ anges B . 111 Heaps of Mowry. Be ; Er nections, yy Benton Vail, learning that it was the inten- | 519 1. Morrat Perr, Mary Reed © 2 tion of Carter Conrad to hold him responsible for the false »ood he had told Pauline about him, | 144 Pruayinc to Winx. Ge M,. levanted Eastward, and, dismissed. from his club, is now jogging down-hill a bar-room bogters sritisinis om & pauper’s. tein " y Preston, one e the millionaire : | and then the bankrupt through the nobleness ot | 12. Keone s terete Sy sare ba ithes Reade his nature, dwellsalone on the ood Ranch, | 121 Vaterm. By Captain Marryat. i aS {ful daughter Arta is: now Birs, Lucien Do'| 122 Botxn sr a Gvaut «By t-Rebal ul dau r D n : : Leon, and a handsomer couple no “one. would | 1% Ta® Goupen Lion or Graxperr. By A. ‘Trollope. care to see than Iron Arm, the Ranchero, and | 1% Tae CrraTe my Cuarce. By Mrs. Oliphant. his wife. | 125 Tae Mrpniour Sun. By Fredrika Bremer. The Mabreys, father and son, returned to | 126 Tax Pruarms or Tae Run. .By E, L. Bulwer. Texas with Lieutenant Frank Fielding and his | 127 Fourp Drap. By James Payn._ — Rangers, and are, lL believe, in business together | 109 Hanry Hearncore. By Angie Rites in some city on the Gulf, ) + Ben Fanshad, the constable, was killed doing 129 THE Fvarrtves, By Mrs. Oliphant. his duty, and it so impressed Gospel Luke tha 130 Tae Best or HvssBanps.__ By James Payn. | he vepadted of his manifold fas,” rejvined the | 131 = Duty Bounp. By ‘the author of “ Mark church, bought a hand-organ ard uniform, and — : with one arm buttoned under his coat, plays | 132 Cartyon’s Year, By James Payn. ‘‘ old soldier’ from town .to towr. 133 GornG To THE Bap. By Edmund Yates. Exeunt omnes. | 134 THe Lapper or Lire. _By Amelia B. Edwards. —+~_.— | 155 THe Doom or THe Dancine-MASTER. By Charies The Fireside Library. =A" ' -_-__-— say, is still a resident of resent, very Pearon's. Qunez., By MF Brad 115 Dents Dvvau. By W, A. e | 116 Too Soon. By Katherine uct 117 Tar Two Destrxres. m4 ilkie 118 At Hts Mercy. By Cushman. ’ — — - — — —-— 136 A TerrisLe Tempration. By Charles Reade. | 187 Tae Montcans or Parts. By Alexandre Dumas. Sus Hus W . Sonat % 138 THe Prey or THE Gops. By Florence Marryat. 1 Was Sux we? By Mrs. Mary ‘rowell. Hau By Anth : 2 FLEEING From Love. by Hatriet Irving. 18 THoMPeoN HLAl y ony Trollope. 3 Dip He Love HER? By Bartley T. Campbell. 4 A SrranGse Woman. . By Rett. Winw , 6 Two Gtrts’ Lives. By Mrs. Mary Reed Crowell. 9 Tue War oF HEARTS. By Corinne Cushman. 11 Tae Fatse Wipow. By Mrs. Jennie D, Burton, 12-13 Lost ror Love. By Miss M. E. Braddon. 14-15 TorLers of THE Sea. By Victor Hugo. ‘ A new taste every week. For sale by all newsdealers, price ten cents, or sent, postage paid, on receipt of twelve cents. | BEADLE AND ADAMS, Publishers. 98 William street, N. Y. JOO cS / (E(@) GOME