Beadle's New York Dime Library No. 560 — page 1: what you’re looking at

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N 0 5 60 Published Every Beadle f Adams, Publishers, , ‘ 98 WILLIAM STREET, N. Y., July 17, 1889. HPT ty TRAST ATT HN WYK Mon UL) im ddA = Wednesday. : . The Idol of Last Chance. A Story of Gold Mines and Gold Trails. BY COL, PRENTISS INGRAHAM, AUTHOR OF “*MERLE THE MUTINEER,” ETO, CHAPTER I. | THE LOVER-ASSASSIN, Upon the piazza of a handsome mansion, in the outskirts of a Southera city, stood two per- sons, the moonlight falling full upon them, and revealing a man with tall, erect form, and a young girl clad in white, of ‘* Good night, Myra, for I must be going, as I i have to take the early train, you know,” said | the man. | ‘* Yes, Gabriel, and when next you come it will be to remain, to leave me no more,” aud the voice trembled slightly. “It will, my darling—good-night.” The moon had a skurrying cloud-sweep before it and the sudden darkness hid the lovers’ part- ENTERED AT THE POST OFFICE AT NEW YORK, N. Y., AT SECOND CLASS MAIL RATES, se ~ ‘1 ZF 4 ss i} Hite rea Ao oy : SS ~ rH | Mn WA Ih Hh ii HM | AMAA wil om PTI TAA a PO Fa J (f/f. iS, METS —— — Ne ee ess - — NE YRIGHTED IN 1889,8vY BEADLE & ADAMS. AT Ten Cents a Copy. “ToL YU. $5.00 a Year. * a. ONE SECOND OF SUSPENSE AND THE NOBLE BRUTE ROSE TO THE MIGHTY LEAP AND SEEMED SUSPENDED IN THE AIR ABOVE THE oni OM (E ,00 gs)