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DO YOU LIKE DETECTIVE STORIES? You will find the Very Best, by Authors of First-class Ability, in THE SECRET SERVIGE SERIES, (S. S. 8S.) STREET & SMITH, Publishers, New York. 2S This series is enjoying a larger sale than any similar series ever published. None but American Authors are represented on our list, and the Books are all Copyrighted, and can be had only in the SKCRET SEKRVICK SERIES. LATEST ISSUES. aa SSS eee = rice, 25 Cents Hach. ——————— OSS FULLY ILLUSTRATED. No. 16.—The Mountaineer Detective, by Clayton W. ODD. No. 15—Tom and Jerry, by Tony Pastor. No. 14—The Detective’s Clew, by “Old Hutch.” No. 13—Darke Darrell, by Frank H. Stauffer. No. 12—The Dog Detective, by Lieutenant Murray. No. 11—The Maltese Cross, by Eugene T. Sawyer. No. 10—The Post-Office Detective, by Geo. W. Goode. No. 9—Old Mortality, by Young Baxter. No. 8—Little Lightning, by Police Captain James. No. '‘%—The Chosen Man. No. 6—Old Stonewall. No. 5—The Masked Detective. No. 4—The Twin Detectives, by K. F. Hill. No. 3—Van the Government Detective, by “Old euth.” No. 2—Bruce Angelo, by ‘Old Sleuth.” No. 1--Brant Adams, by “Old Sleuth.” For Sale by all Newsdealers, or will be sent by mail on receipt of price by the publishers, Srreer & Smiru, New York. (ECO AAIICEl oxeye) (E(@) m cS