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Latest Issues of THE 5 CENT COMIC LIBRARY. 45 The Shortys Out Fishing, by Peter Pad 4€ lhe Shortys Out Gunning, by Peter Pad 47 Bob Rollick, the Yankee Notion Drummer, by Peter Pad 48 Sassy Sam: or, A Bootblack’s Voyage Around the World, by Cotamodore Ab Leok 49 The Shortys’ Farming, by Peter Pad 60 Muldoon’ Night School, by To'n Teaser 51 Dandy Dick, the Doctor’s Son; or, ‘I'he Village ‘Terror, by ‘l'om Teaser 62 Sassy Sain Sumner. A Sequel to ‘' Sassy Sam.” by Commodore Ah-I ook 63 The Jolly ‘Iravelers; or, Around the World for Fun, by Peter Pad 64 The Shortys in the Wild West, by Peter Pad 63 Muldoon, the Sport, by Tom ‘Teaser 56 Cheeky and Chipper; or, Through ‘Thick and Thin, by Commodore Ab-Look 57 Two Hard Nuts; or, A Term of Fun at Dr. Crackem's Academy, by Sam Smiley 58 The Shortys' Country Store, by Peter Pad §9 Muldoon’s Vacation, by 'oin Teaser 60 Jack Hawser’s ‘l'avern, by Peter Pad 61 Ikey; or, He Never Got Left, by ‘lom Teaser 62 Joseph Jump and His Old Blind Nag, by Peter Pad 63 ‘wo in a Box; or, The Long and Short of It, by Tom Teaser 64 The Shorty Kids; or, Three Chips of fhree Old Blocks, by Peter Pad 65 Mike McQuinness; or, ‘raveling for Pleasure, by ‘Tom Teaser 66 The Shortys’ Christmas Snaps, y Peter Pad 67 ‘he Kounce ‘Twins, or, ‘be T'wo Worst Boys iu the World, by Sam Smiley 68 Nimble Nip, the Imp of the School, y Tom Teaser 69 Sam Spry, the New York Drummer; or, Business Before Pleasure, by Peter Pud 70 Muldoon Out West, By {'‘om Teaser 71 Those Quist wins, Peter Pad 72 Muldoon, the Fireman, by Tom ‘feaser 73 A Rolling Stone; or, Jack Ready’s Lite of Fun, by Peter Pad 74 An Old Boy: or, Maloney After Education, ; ; by Tom Teaser 75 Tambling Tim; or, Traveling With a Circus, by Peter Pad 76 Judge Cleary's Conntry Court, by ‘l'om ‘Teaser 77 Jack Ready’s School Scrapes, by Peter Pad 73 Muidoon, the Solid Man, by Tom Teaser 79 Joe Junk, the Whaler; or, Anywhere for Fun, by Peter Pad £0 The Deacon's Son; or, Fhe Imp of the Village. ; y Tom ‘Teaser 81 Behind the Scenes; or, Qut With a New York Combination. by Peter Pad 82 The Wuanny tour, by Peter Pad 83 Muldoon’s Base Ball Club, by ‘l'om ‘Teaser 84 Muldoon's Base Ball Club in Boston, by Totn Teaser 85 A Bad Kee: or, Hard to Crack, by Tom ‘l'easer 86 Sain; or, ‘he l'roublesome oundling by Peter Pad 87 Muldoon's Base Ball Club in Philadelphia, by Tom Teaser 88 Jimmy Grimes; or, Sharp, Smart and Sassy, by Tom Teaser 89 Little Temmy Bonuce; or, Something Like His Dad, by Peter Pad 90 Muldoon’s Picnic, by ‘T'om ‘Teaser 91 Little Tommy Kounce on His Travels; or, Doing Ainerica for Kun, by Peter Pad 92 Bourding-School; or, Sam Bowser at Work and Play. by Peter Pad 93 Next Door; or, ‘The Irish Twins, by ‘Tor ‘l'easer Gt The Aldermen Sweeneys of New York, by Tom Teaser 95 A Bad Boy's Note Book, by“ id" 36 A Bad Boy at School, y*Kka" 97 Jimmy Grimes, Jr.; or, the Torment of the Vil- age, by Tom Teaser 98 Jack and Jim; or, Rackets and Scrapes at School, by ‘om ‘Teaser $9 'I'he Book Agent's I.uck, by hid’ 100 Muldoon’s Boarding House, by ‘om ‘Teaser 10L Muldoon’s Brother Dan, by Tom ‘leaser 102 ‘I'he Traveling Dude: or, The Conical Advent- ures of Ularence Fitz Roy Jones, by ‘fom ‘Veaser 163 Senator \luldoon, by ‘om Teaser 104 ‘I'be Shortys’ Minstrels; or, Working the Same Old Rackets, by Peter Pad 105 The Comical Adventures of ‘Iwo Dudes, by ‘Toi Teaser 106 Muldoon, the Cop. Part I by Tom Teaser 107 Muldoon, the Cop. Part II, by ‘Tom ‘Teaser 108 Billy Moss; or, From One Thing to Another, by Tom Teaser 102 Truthful Jack; or, On Board the Nancy Jane, by ‘fom Teaser 110 Fred Fresh; or, As Green as Grass, by ‘om Teaser 111 ‘The Deacon's Boy; or, ‘the Worst in Town, by Peter Pad 112 Johuny Brown & Co. at School; or, The Deac- on’s Boy at His Old ‘Tricks, by Peter Pad 133 Jim, Jack and Jim; or, Three Hard Nuts to _ . Orack, by ‘tom l'easer 114 Smart & Co., the Boy Peddlers, by Peter Pad 115 The Two Boy VUiowns; o, A Summer With a Cirenus, by ‘'om Teaser 116 Benny Bounce; or, A Block of the Old Chip, by Peter Pad 117 Young Dick Plunket; or, The Trials and ‘rib- ulations of benezer Crow, by Sain Smiley 118 Muldoon in Ireland; or, ‘I'he Solid Man on the Old Sod, y Tom Teaser 119 Muldoon's Grocery Store. Part I, by Tom Vesser 120 Muldoon's Grocery Store. Part If, by Tom Teaser 12L Bob Bright; or, A Boy of Business and fun. Part I, by Tom ‘leaser 122 Bob Kright; or, A Boy of Business and Fan. Part 11, by Toin Teaser 123 Muldoon’s Trip Around the World. Part I. ey Tiom Teaser 124 Muldoon's Trip Around the World. Part II. by ‘Tom Teaser Latest Issues of Latest Issues of Frank Reade [ibrary| YOUNG Sueur LIBRARY. By ‘“ Noname,” y Price 5 Cents. No. 62 Frank Reade Jr.’s Electric Ice Boat; or, Lost in the Land of Crimson Snow. Part Ll. 63 Frank Reade, Jr., and His Eneine of the Clouds: or, Ghased Around the World in the ky. 64 Frank Reade, Jr.'s Electric Cyclone; or, Thrilling Ad- ventures in No Man's Land. Part I. 65 Frank Reade, Jr.'s Electric Cyclone; or, Thrilling Ad- ventures in No Man's Land. 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