Harper's Young People, September 7, 1880 Part 9

1. In Scotland. A solid, heavy substance which easily changes its character. Something never at rest. A verb. In Scotland.

2. In Constantinople. A bird. Agreeable to the taste. A verb. In Constantinople.

KATIE.

No. 3.

WORD SQUARES.

1. First, to beg. Second, a rampart. Third, to suit. Fourth, steam.

Fifth, a pa.s.sageway.

GEORGE.

2. First, a place for skating. Second, thought. Third, cleanly. Fourth, a girl's name.

EDWIN.

No. 4.

NUMERICAL CHARADE.

I am the t.i.tle of a celebrated book composed of 16 letters.

My 4, 10, 2, 7, 14 is dirt.

My 12, 5, 11, 4 is an intoxicating beverage.

My 3, 14, 8, 16 signifies smaller.

My 13, 6, 9, 1, 3, 14, 15 are undulations.

WESTERN STAR.

ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN NO. 42.

No. 1.

S I C K I R O N C O M E K N E E

No. 2.

N o W A nn A P ilo T O d E L andsee R E ar L O th.e.l.l O N er O

Napoleon, Waterloo.

No. 3.

Geranium.

No. 4.

1. Madrid. 2. Warsaw. 3. Athens. 4. Connecticut.

No. 5.

Ear, pear, year, bear, dear, gear, tear, fear, near, hear, rear, sear, wear.

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