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THIS IS QUR LATEST LIBRARY! WORK AND WIN, An Interesting Weekly for Youne America, 32 PAGES. COLORED COVERS. PRIUE 0 GENTS. ISSUBD EVERY FRIDAY, Every number will contain a well written story, detailing the interesting, startling and humorous adventures of FRED FEARNOT, a bright, honest, independent sort of chap, who has made up his mind to make his own way through life, and in doing so see everything to be seen, do all the good that can be done, and have all the fun possible. Nothing will be allowed in these stories that can give offense to the most refined minds, and we feel assured that the old as well as young will find both pleasure and profit in following the harmless adventures of this bright young man who always tries to do right, at the same time using every effort to keep on top. READ ONE AND YOU WILL READ THEM ALL. Fred Fearnot; or, School Days at Avon. Fred Fearnot, Detective; or, Balking a Desperate Game. . Fred Fearnot’s Daring Rescue; or, A Hero in Spite of Himself. . Pred Fearnot’s Narrow Escape; or, The Plot that Failed. . Fred Fearnot at Avon Again; or, His Second Term at School. rs ° - fF F F an rh ODN . Fred Fearnot’s Pluck; or, His Race to Save a Life. For sale by all newsdealers or will be sent to any address on receipt of price, 5 cents. Address RANE TOUSE YW, Publisher, 29 WEST 26TH STREET, Pomich Gok \coin