Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-01
raE pUzzIER,s COLUMN.

We fairly tremble with indignation as we take
eye and cast it the class this week. Only two
have nerve enough to brave the cold weather, and
com. up to recite. What does this sort Of thing
mean? Do yeu want to break up the school, you
rascals Attend to your duty more closely in the
future. if you would not hear the thunder of our
voice or catch the lightning of our eye.
t.. - a- CoLLINsyILLE, o., Jan. %. 1858.
IS Mr. EDIroR:-I have recovered from my safety of
good things at the Puzzers Conve ition: and think
p have pretty thoroughly digested it all; and now
take pleasure in inforni that it has strength
ened me. And think can now go to work to help
square up the books; hsve not found yer, many
unanswered ones. | wish those who have gwen
problems th.t have not yet been answered would
call up the numbers that we may try them another
week or let the proposer send answers and If it is
Bro. Guernsey The circle circamscribing a reau-
amons IN Seomstricians This IS what is meant:
pnaw circle through the middle p,ints OF the
L. B.. in regard to planting that corn meant to
say. plan. in the form of isos ellis trangles. when
$50 ou sss s.s
! in each row ono way may be planted 1881 feet
apar. Then BY planting them in triangnl.s form
each ..S the . h.: half with 50. This will give
q 81. The answer is more thsn one half: because
six times. or if il happen five times and fail once,
or four times and fail twice. or three times and fail
three times. 2i-s2 is the sum OF thee probabiii-
No. Ilsi is solved by the Calculus. Answer is Il
No. ls4 il s,lved by analytical geometry. Ans
No $50 is solved By the drsatiaa and int. nsegIa ;a
1a.f ' for these viii nd them to his address.
There are several profile Ct which l woud Like I6,
ISL 49, 1874 and lsa Bsethrsn. please favor Us VITA
a. K H.. can so've s,s by qu.iratics, but if it
Is not too much trou le for you would lik to sos
your solution. Address james A. Clark. Collins
80 Il bslieve has not been answered yet. Here
is the pri,cps Rsdiu, d Of cup is to r. f in, Of
tex Of to center of sphere tby reason of similar
triangles). r.,,so....
you must blame Greenleaf for this, for he sa in
his arithmetic that five pscks make rounding
authority Is % your rule in the statutes Of OHIO
We have not seen H. and here in old Butler We take
II extend Welcome to J. B. Campls. and answer
ssssos plus. My method of solving is tedious. but
ard Of this to issef and .ubtr ct and so On to
asa tbs aaa
ton viii Ss 81 s and If Il S one be sddsd 70 denoins
tor the fraction will De a-5. With this condition.
No. sss-A. 20; B 80, and c. so days. a.
No. s44-A takes 1s plus ieet from top. ~
No. s45-First piece weighs 72o pounds. ID 5l2
No sie-Ansle, are 81 deg. So min 6 sec. and So
is no use Of lines dra n from middle of two sides
to opposite sngle for we have ratio of three sides
given. With these given. any work on trigonome
No. s47 ~Hea diameter 1857 plus inches; buns
diameter 23 II plus inches; length 81 - plus inches.
with smaller inside.
No. 3ss-Lengths are 90 Al plus feet; IA 43 plus
feet ttFsft q: 81 Ftll
No 34s-Chord equals 024
< equal radius. This is hypoteqase. s.d half the
length OF e. ch fence IS base. The difference be-
tween the perpendicu ars IS 4 rods. ;. .ts..s
,os No: 3soyDiameter Is ~ minus inches: contents
No. 55l-Jessie. u: Jim, ls
No 3o2-Answer S47 81 plus; unit of measure
'-A' A' 'nA' 0' A',sas. o.. =, oAAa.'. :, M.
hofSpALh' ohio' 1au' q, ioo'.
rha ii. ,ho.,
And ,s.,s Sssh could not control kept from
There was snow on the gr ,und and the weather was
:. cold, -" -, :
Brother Delta answers my Problem 3o5 and then
Question Some four week, ago / said kant. Now.
Brother Delta That QUESTION I sbould have wrought.
read the question over AMI thouahtt I could NOT
tell -. :. = -
From the tre tom to pse ton of The tower
Aad answered can't .irnsut studying an hour
Since Nh. ,ns Ser eave i'vs reresd The nnastion
oo Ger. .A' An' "'' gave '' ie'eAa 'n' qu'''iOn
And now IN answer again accordi .e to nv lore.
The length of the rome would ne lOi feet 1nlus
Ana u y1u WI, soiVe tne question. tnihk youH
My answer may be wrong but hope Brother Del,
il my answer @ ISL IS not @ right iii feel little bad.
But if it is correct I'll feel rat ier glad.
Wheiher right or wrong please tell it unto me.
To Pr,bem 3oa az, thar trother DeIt. and sone
of the rest of the brothers saw that receives Sis
ana and ~ 70; 80 and Brother Gtiose says gets ss9 I
b $40. If tle prot er. have ne objections 1 will
give solution. As silence gives consent will
Sou iona and @ each had an equal number
OF cattle, when the cattle OF AS pasture
G none. plus equals I2 Now, each ones cattle
ate H of the l2 acres. which is4 acres, and7 minus
part eaten BY Us cattle furnished acres
and B i. and the $24 are to be divided
in proportion of to l.; hence A ceves
pig and $e Brother Delta. II you and
Jack when IL was calves he wsnteS and whv did
y%1 s%9 Guy io0 mead OF STOCK when he only wanted
ioy Answer 70 r-oh,.u, NJ ara. on N and ~ en-
days. '"'' 70 p'00l'm NO. 's'-A ~ D " anu = %
nit .de -'''' ','''e
NO. soi--yoe's age Is equal tn the number OF hns-
sge is % ~, th r. Il y yoS nave anu oessg
hhse equ1t 70 .ns nuhoer 9l nngets on your Isne
Tue NUMBER OF nneers on both hands l. O. II you
na1e o r,
the ve,ss ~ ~ S,b tne tsss ol
'no Dan.sI sesu " INC ~o'n cnap'er ot IToseIos.
heSpecuuiiys "A. .. SIMPSON.
=,
PROBLEM NO. ii.
to bis oee onrb Of 81
and ssso besdes to his third one fourth of ths re-
remainder and 400 and what still reUains mai he be-
h Of be es bo m 10 70 Ds tb
value of t e whole property .... .-s
PROBLEM NO. IL. esai dfe.
A person possesses a wagon. with /. mec' anical