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No.1 The Wolf Men of Minnesota. . . by Howard De Vere
2 The Shark Hunters. . . by Horace Appleton
3 Tim Finnegan, the Young Irish Detective. . . Written by Himself
4 Fox Cap, the Friend of Daniel Boone. . . by Kit Clyde
5 The American Robinson Crusoe; or, The Wreck of the "Hurricane". . . by Gus Williams
6 Hook and Ladder No. 6. . . by Howard De Vere
7 Lost in the Pacific. . . by Lieut. E. H. Kellogg
8 Ned Newton, the Young Engineer of the Swan. A Story of the Mississippi River. . . by Albert J. Booth
9 Cruise of the Silverwing. . . by George W. Goode
10 On Board the Schoolship Norfork. . . by Hal Standish
11 Roy, the Western Union Telegraph Messenger. . . by Robert Knox
12 Wine and Cards. A Temperance Story. . . by H. K. Shackleford
13 Skeleton Saul. . . by Marline Manly
14 Billy Bunce the Boy Actor. . . by John Sherman
15 McDonald, the Man Tracker. . . by Walter Fenton
16 Yarns Around the Camp Fire. . . by H. K. Shackleford
17 The Secret Glen; or, The Mysterious War Chief. . . by Don Jenardo
18 Comic Adventures of Mike Mulligan. . . by Tom Teaser
19 Corney of the Cliff; or, The Bold Irish Smuggler. . . by Corporal Morgan Rattler
20 Abandoned at Sea. . . by Frank Forrest
21 Nan and Nat. the Child Riders. A True Tale of the Arena. . . by Horace Appleton
22 Dan Hayes; the Detective. . . by Geo. W Goode
23 Virginia Dick. A Southern Boy in the Mexican War. . . by Albert J. Booth
24 The Ghost of the Saw-Mill. . . by Robert Maynard
25 Dick Desmond; or, The Mutiny on the Golden Gate. . . by A. F. Hill
26 Tim Woodruff. the Young Chairmaker. . . by Percy R. St. John
27 Moccasin Mose. . . by Paul Braddon
28 The Pearl Diver. . . by J. G. Bradley
29 Jolly Jack, the Rover; or, The Last Voyage of the Phantom Ship. . . by Allyn Draper
30 Night-Express Ned. . . by Frank Forrest
31 The Lost Finger. . . by Berton Bertrew
32 "Little Dot," the Dandy Scout of the Plains. . . by Paul Braddon
33 Our Social Club. . . by "Ed"
34 The Wreckers of the Wallkill. . . by Allan Arnold
35 Big Beck, the Prince of Trappers. . . by Richard R. Montgomery
36 Mail Train Mat. . . by Frank Forrest
37 Swift-Foot: or, The Adopted Chief. . . by Ralph Morton
38 The Ourang-Ourtang Hunters. . . by Geo. G. Small
39 The Comic Detective. . . by "Ed"
40 Yankee Jack. . . by Captain Geo. Granville
41 Hank Monk; or, The Stage Driver of the Pacific Slope. . . by Robert Maynard
42 The Boss of the School; or, Around the World for Fun. . . by Captain Will Dayton
43 The Fire Rider. . . by Gaston Garne
44 War Eagle; or, The Hero of a Hundred Fights. . . by H. K. Shackleford
45 Simple Silas; or, The Idiot Detective. . . by Harry Rockwood
46 Old Invincible. . . by Police Captain Howard
47 The Secrets of the Diamond Island. . . by Horace Appleton
48 Peeping Peter. A Tale of the American Revolution. . . by Roger Starbuck
49 He Didn't Get Left! Something Very Novel. . . by Peter Pad
50 A Dead Witness. . . by Allan Arnold
51 Danger Signal Dave, the Dashing Boy Engineer of the West. . . by Albert J. Booth
52 Brave Captain Kelly: or, The Daring Irish Privateers. . . by Corporal Morgan Rattler
53 The Caffre King; or, Three New York Youths in Africa. . . by Berton Bertrew
54 Iceberg Jack, the Hero at the Artic. . . by R. T. Emmet
55 Ebony Eph, the Colored Detective. . . by Harry Rockwood
56 Out With General Crook; or, The Twin Scouts of the Sierra Madres. . . by John Sherman
57 The Cavern of Death; or, The Maiden Avenger. . . by Gaston Garne
58 Young Hercules, the King of Detectives. . . by Police Captain Howard
59 The Young Drover; or, The Secret Order of the Northwest. . . by Morris Redwing
60 The Circus Wonder. . . by P. T. Raymond
61 Young Franklin; or, Buried Under the Snow. . . by Albert J. Booth
62 Ruined by Wine. A Temperance Story. . . by H. K. Shackleford
63 Bareback Tom, the Circus Wonder. . . by Horace Appleton
64 No. 202; or, In League With the Secret Service. . . by Lieutenant E. H. Kellogg
65 The Island Captive; or, Donald Dane's Victory. . . by John Sherman
66 One Thousand Miles on Skates. . . by R. T. Emmet
67 Dick the Pilot; or, The River Pirate's Plot. A Tale of the Mississippi. . . by J. G. Bradley
68 The Young Cliff Climber. A Tale of the Andes. . . by Gaston Garne
69 Alderman Maloney. . . by Tom Teaser
70 "King of the Ice;" or, Astray in the Arotic. . . by Albert J. Booth
71 The Spy of Toronto. A Story of 1812. . . by Don Jenardo
72 Lost in the Sewers; or, Adventures Beneath a Great City. . . by Gaston Garne
73 The Wizard of the Deep; or, The Wonderful Ocean Cave. . . by C. Little
74 Gold Mask; or, The Mystery of the Mines. . . by Robert Maynard
75 Young Wide-Awake, the Pride of Engineers; or, Life on the Railroad. . . by Albert J. Booth
76 The Flying Soud. A Romance of the Ever Faithful Isle. . . by Gaston Garne
77 In the Clouds with a Maniac; or, The Jockey's Peril. . . by John Sherman
78 Foxy and Brother, the Invincible Detectives. . . by Police Captain Howard
79 Lost Under Ground; or, A Week in the Dark. . . by Horace Appleton
80 Rocky Mountain Joe. . . by Robert Maynard
82 Black Hills Bill. . . by H. K. Shackleford
83 Daring Zach, the Dwarf Scout of Palo Alto. . . by Lieutenant E. H. Kellogg
84 Figure Four; or, Simple Silas' Last Trail. . . by Harry Rockwood
85 The Young Life-Saving Crew. . . by Col. Ralph Fenton
86 The Haunted School-House. . . by Gaston Garne
87 The Mysterious Sport. . . by Robert Maynard
88 The Ocean Mystery. . . by J. G. Bradley
89 Jack Bruce, the Star of the Circus. . . by C. Little
90 The Jaguar Hunters; or, Wild Adventures in Brazil. . . by Harry Rockwood
91 The Life-Savers; or, the Wreck of Lbs "Ringdove". . . by Albert J. Booth
92 The Wonder Skiff. . . by J. G. Bradley
93 Mark Manley, the Young Engineer. . . by Albert J. Booth
94 Kit Carson's Raid. . . by Robert Maynard
95 Cape Horn Chris, the Whaler's Son. . . by Albert J. Booth
96 Two Comical Crusoes, and A Very Black Friday. . . by Tom Teaser
97 Dick Darnley, the Switch Boy. . . by Robert Lennox
98 The Haunted Cave; or, The Land of Wonders. . . by H. K. Shackleford
99 Old Sixty; or, The Last Run of the Special. . . by C. Little
100 The Young Balloonist; or, A
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