New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-24
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NJ nm sossrht Win such curious anxiety, and I
n4jons Ihe sole response vouehsafed j. I
tkss M orary knows all about II but does
N t60oks ii tell.
Xkt,,;a 6seis some pf the contributor to +. and
& NJ snEsged iii desperate effort to solve the
Mystery hui themselves, and the world at large.
How hi they have succeeded, II will be for the
millions 81 readers of this most interesting column
u decide +. and \. decide nothing, unless ssby
,pecial lei though they submit great many
;hings, among them The few that follow.
one very ingenious contributor who has evidently
been studying anag snnati cal curiqsities To-
some pur pose, sends us variety Of suggestions,
M MN uf solution Of the difficulty. Some OF
them are more lahored than delicate, but there T.
~ teIlinE What il what n ID these times, and 70
Place MY safeiy be given 70 them all
4 Tle resfers Of 4. and j !. know very we'll what
silkg ans are. They know or " least may safely
hi presumed ID knew, If they keep company
VIII 4. mid q. that they are words Or phrases
formed from Others BY transpositicn Of the let-
teTs. Thus; nv take L IRELAND, W. tlnd w ean
form Jul BIZ IN letters Daniel Ri which signifies
IA HAn1et lex - utle tiie " h1slV = -
to- WAS accused of desiring y secure for himself
Out 81 Horatio Neson, 4 n like manner, can &c
most appositelg formed the anagram5 \ HoAer est
q ilo. dull of mi fun, & can be produced 4
funeral. Ont 81 AZ rats ny u Z tan Typ,
can he formed Il transub iation. q Out Of
new door can III formed & one word '--a very
neat WHY of making 4 one word Y out sof two
words 0ut IL name a William Noy, can BE-
deed. III Charles Hi ttorney General. Out Of
fed nuts and gin, ~ u under standing .''S Gut
WI ZIG iaIue Gaienus y Il angelns,a which,
HI app rriate 81 ~ may serve y res
angels All long Al they are ribnting
Isl our Slesee from suffering and our restoration to-
He'll yery psts, then but demons, when they
Jlresent their bills very pests n II may remind
guatil abouf TIE pretty Little captive Angles ne
saW exposed for sale as slay es- Non dsaglt se4|
50Ye,t ST esseist IT may remind
III that to give full force ID this DC an0ts fhed
Y II must nave been pronounced ne same 4 before
nounced ia gut Z This II referred 70, simply TO
Justify the Inclusion of the last among the in
stances of perfect anag grams thai Y Of nagrams
ii which every letter Of The original y used, used
only once, and sanse force Or power as II the
III ginal. Those ana grams which DO not comply
with aI these requisites are called imper and
they are more or less SO according 70 the extent
to which they vary from those condi lions lf, for
ns s5nsea Il d hgpsrercism night
object TO il not perfect tits net so pro-
in 4 Galenus.s How The point would be
decided F. and i. have not been equested 70 say,
ans Therefore tasy say not # ron ts naae
The s. I being first resolved into uu,'
and then one Of these into II Y to which
III was formerly equivalent, We have d still
further diversion from q perfect aragraIn.
instance, Juno we're 10 Be changed into ssInio,g
without any reference To the Hshellfsh- ness Of
the anagram, its perfectness might be questioned.
The ID the latter not having the form Of the
n ~ Juno. More decided forms Of imperfection
arss such ~ are found If The aIagrammat izing
of starch into scratch, the latter requiring
two sc's, 4, while the original word has but one.
And III proceed to one of the worst, at once, the
attempt to make I. 70, Daniel reveals out Of
& Eleanor Davies, q was worthy only Of the poor
fanatic who made II, Or of the dye who, accord
nv to the dotes sought to convince her Of her
folly by attempting 70 anagrammatize II into
Never 10 mad ladie Il But 1t must mot be din
gused that " IS just possible that there was equal
wit and perfectness IL tie original anagranls. For
II IN the first instance, she styled herself Nile.
Elean0r Dayiea, and anagraTnnatized this into
sL0, Daniel reveals me- this would have been
perfect whatever her fanatieisin And If the
Fudge, knowing her to shn mar eds styled her
Aail. Eleanor DAY ies, n and anagrammatizrd this
into Never 30 mad iadie. the wit and perfect.
ness would he both unquestionable @
# Before proceeding to the arag rams prop esed on
oar ehersOn, Fexas;l contemporary, r. and Fl
submit d TEN more anagrams for the ediieation,
amusement and employment Of their readers,
Just borrowing Them bOdil from Inquire Within.
onomers forms no more stars u, & Cata-
iieg W. Impatient I'm II i psf; Imniedis
ately & met my Della ~ e Masquerade, z queen
Ias mad 'a q Natrimony,' 4 into my. arm: Z
n AIelodrana \ made moral /, !. hIiashipman, 4
land u 4 parishioners,,, & hire parsons;
Parliament, partial men h & Penitentarys''
IA nay repent Presby terians, & best IN
q Radical Reform Y rare mad froic; y
peel'' terrible pose; 4 eethearts ( there
Ne sat Z Telegraphs, \; great helps. I
BY the time The reader has examined these, he
VIII Ne the better prepared to examine what the
eontribntor v y. and =. propose about the Jim.
II II desirable to get lid Of one Of these, is soon
as practicable, On account of the extent to which
itsuggests that disease phtheiriasis; by
which Herod aud Philip ~ Of Spain are said to
have died, and of which the French Fournier Re-
lates an rdinary case In the eighth year 0f
The French revolution the English Elliottson d
ludilrouH one In the year s3l and the American
Reese an extfaor dinary one IN $40 while the late
stgugg gave birth to them In great abundance, If
not III great severity as those designated This
6Dntribntpr first suggests that on some occasion oil
other somebody found himself at fault for an ex.
scf,se for euttin ID poor devil with whom he did
not wish To associate when somebody else sug-
gested Impute liea! Y which being done, and
admirably answering the design, 80 pleased some
body that he determined always to keep IT IN re.
mcnbrance and in order to do 30 with as little dis
hleness as possible, ized II into
II Jiinplecute,t
This contribute varies his proposition, however,
hys IA couple of other suggestions. One Of them is
that someh body, on 9 certain occasion, desired to
disgust somebody else with q certain pleasant bed
til desired to- gut for himself, and did not know
III put Id II, When his Je,ts ates suggested
Ms Rat lice, Jem " which may also be anagranlma.
tixed into 4 mplecute. Il another suggestion Of
is ii, that somebody entering certain place with
d sieW I'd llxuriatng for the night, was warned
Eby his friend, who had preceded him and made d
cnraory examination, not To do it, lii the signifi-
can't exclamation, Put, lem! Lice n which also
lheing anAg rammatized Ii n JimpIeeuten Somneh
for that q licentious' contributor.
Another simply snggests that somebody once
| got into trouble and would have been 'tnabbedn
IN tiie classical tenn of the cahuun had not
q friend 81 that ilk warned him to make himself
scarce sas soon as possible, il not sooner
/ by eyclaiming e Peel. Jim Cutl which he
Keeps IA memory anagr annatized into Jimple-
| nut another contributor feels sure that he has
the solution of The naystery in snggesting that
somebody has sweet objections Of place called
g JimultHpe II or miltepecn which also ana
grammar becomes 'Jimpleeute. Y, tits true, lid
sayB, neither the Biographies nor the gazetteers
note Hucl d place but the termination sstepecs
sh6Ns bot only that Il must exist but where Ii