Item - Beadle's Weekly, v. I, n. 4, December 9, 1882

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Series:	Beadle's Weekly v. 1 no. 4
Item:	Beadle's Weekly, v. I, n. 4, December 9, 1882
Contents:	Life's Happiest Day (page 1) Lion-Hearted Dick; or The Gentleman Road-Agent. A Wild Tale of California Adventure (chapters V-VII, pages 1-2) Not Free From Temptation (page 2) John Armstrong, Mechanic; or From the Bottom to the Top of the Ladder. A Story of How a Man Can Rise in America (chapters X-XII, pages 2-3) A Man With Two Lives (page 3) Dat Schmall Leetle Baby (page 3) Good-By to Summer (page 3) Love's Language (page 3) The Norman's Death (page 5) The League of Three; or Buffalo Bill's Pledge. A Story of a Trail Followed to the Bitter End by the Three Famous Scouts, Buffalo Bill, wild Bill and Texas Jack, the "Princes of the Plains" (chapters XVI-XIX, page 5) Won't Birdie Sing Again? (page 6) The Counterfeit Son; or The Enemy in the Dark (chapters IX-XI, page 6) The Home of a Scout (page 6) A Dream (page 7) A Remarkable Struggle (page 7) A Rocky Mountain Fire (page 7) An Oysterman's Gossip (page 7) Ethiopian Ethics: "And Ruth Went, and Gleaned in the Field of Boaz" (page 7) Too Utterly Too Sad (page 8) The Chase in Assam; Being Real Experiences of a British Officer (IV. An Encounter with Arnees, page 8) A Race for Life (page 8) The Specter of Legion Smith, A College Story
Date:	December 9, 1882
Publisher:	Beadle and Adams (1872-1898) (New York (N.Y.)) -- United States
Description:	Also includes: Telephone Echoes (department), Popular Poems (department) with 5 poems, The Wide Awake Papers (department), The Owl Papers (department), Correspondents' Column (department), Focused Facts (department) and filler. There are a number of short articles including: A Gambling-Room Bravo, A Battle Royal, "Don't Leave the Farm, Boys", Railway Salaries, Reverence for Wild Animals, A Terrible Fight, A "Goose" Nuisance, Cheap Literature, Noteworthy Trees, and The Newer Arithmetic.
Length:	8 pages