Pulp Fiction, 1888 · page 1 of 32
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>» 4 = | lg’ Jai adbdboe ss BESTS ee : Ali hI m I mii ! Vol. XXXVI. Published wid Beadle ¢ Adams, Publishers, Ten Cents 8 Copy. No. 4,84. $8 WILLIAM STREET, N, Y., February 1, 1888, a / if i} WI} ' i I i / ava) } Yi vA Hh \ \ Nick Peddie’s Wild West Inheritance. The Romance of Dead Man’s Ranch. BY LEON LEWIS, AUTHOR OF “THE SILENT SLEUTHS,” ‘THE FLYING GLIM,” ‘‘ THE DEMON STEER,” ETC., ETC. CHAPTER I. LOST IN THE WILDERNESS. , * Lost! lost! ‘ The awful conviction at last took ssion of the soul of Nicholas Peddie with such force that he could no longer resist it. He was in the midst of one of the greatest wildernesses of wood, rock, and stream to be found in the Rockies, but he knew not where, and he hadn’t the least clew to the direction to be taken to make his way out. NAN NEN | A\ \ want NL f SS “MAA SN “ie, San ~ apa \\ < } i 1h . ” 4 hd) Ng 4 ‘ j L(t Nes ' \ ‘ . i \ SM\\ . > nce ODED : All his knowledge was at fault. | He was m a region where the moss on_ the IT WAS LIKE A FLYING INCARNATION OF TERROR AND HORROR, BUT THE CHIEF CAME DASH- ING DOWN PAST THE SPOT WHICH HAD BEEN SO FATAL TO THE TWO ROLLING TAVERNS, EORMICELOOO KS (EC)