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_ Lanty McGuire, who joined them at last, bring- BB? 664 Powder Phil, the Boy Mimer, 30 ——— --— hern, is nursin’ her. I guess she won’t die this time. She’s wicked ez ther wu’st, but somehow ther scar on my face she brought me ain’t balf ez deep ez ther scaron my heart. I hope I'll never see her ag’in, but—I dunno,” How it happened that Oregon and his aides were so opportunely on the spot is not hard to | guess, e and Merry May had waited for | ing with him Solid Sam and his partner, whom he had found unguarded but trussed up in the | very cave where Viola was falsely said to be confined. They were too late to assist at the | ambuscade, but they trailed the outlaws down —having met Dave Dunn and the other men from Brace Box. After dark they lassoed the sentinels, who were a shade too careless, and then made their charge just in time. The jeal- ous fury of Queen Helen, and the vengeful hate of her spouse, were giving the outlaws some- thing else to think about, and the rescuers entered unperceived. Merry May explained it all to the two cousins, who were more or less shaken by their late rude experiences, thorougbly as Viola had thought they were nerved for the task before them. The feminine sport also added a word of warning. ‘*And now, my little friends, I don’t think rustling in the West is your forte, If you'll take Merry May’s advice, you'll set your faces toward the rising sun, and on the way only stop long enough to have the nearest justice or minister of the gospel unite your fates and for- tunes. The Reverend Leonidas is not half so bad as the madam made him, and might serve at a pinch. Then, enjoy the good things the gods have given you, and let unaided justice take its course.” ; For fear the reader will be unable to guess, it may be added that the advice was taken, though the interesting ceremony was performed in a more congenial spot than the cabin of Leonidas ar, For the rest—it is scarcely worth while to ex- plain or particularize how and when Helen mas- queraded as Chestnut Chink,and as her hus- band, Cyril North. With some of their men to aid them they were brave in the very heart of Brace Box, and not afraid to put their fingers on its best men if they stood in the way. It was no pity that had caused the release of Ore- gon, There was a possibility of his being found too soon, while at large, be would surely fol- low Neville to the rope when some of the gang raised the cry. Colonel * Killer” Rollins recovered in due season, Sam Ryan continued chief of the muscu- lar division at Brace Box, and Charley Cold- card got back to town a day after the fair, to find that the ones who had tricked him were be- yond the reach of bis derringers, Merry May, who was an institution in the town for some time, consoled him by proposing a game of draw —and won his money with ludicrous ease. And Oregon, the Sport with a Scar on his face, and another on his beart, took his wages and Beadle’ Half-Dime Library. BY COL, A. F. HOLT. y+} Black Buckskin; or, The Masked Men of Death Canyon, 485 enneth, the Knife-King. ttle Lightfoot, the Pilot of the Woods. BY BUCKSKIN SAM (Major Sam. 8, Hall.) 284 Hid Rocky's ** Boyees;” or, Benito, the Young Horse- reaker, 246 Glant George; or, The Ang’! of the Range. 275 Arizona Jack; or, Giant George's Pard, 297 The Tarantula of Taos; or, Giant George’s Revenge. 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