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BURIED TOWNSHIPS.
|. The way Nero slaughtered Chris
tians was atrocious.
. He seemed bent on exterminating
them
8. Queen Elizabeth, elegant as she
was, had her frailties.
4. Universal emancipation was Burke's
motto.
The method Of finding these ssburied
townships" will be at once seen by capi-
talizing them, thus:
l. The WAY MIRO slaughtered Chris
tians was atrocious.
.. He seemed BENT On extermina.
ting them. sa
5. Queen ElizaBETH, Elegant as she
was, had her frailties
4. UNIVERSAL Emancipation was
Burke's motto.
The letters composing the buried name
must be placed consecutively, but may
be in one or more words. :.
cHARAnE.
Ny first indicates anger or lunaoy.
Ny second is vowel
Ny third is sn illuminator.
Ny fourth is vehicle.
Ny whole is largeisland in the eastern hem
isphere.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
This needs no further elueidation.
Another form Of charade is this:
Ny is in days but is not in night.
Ny Is Sn sun, but is not in sight. :.
Ny 5 is in ash, but is not in tree.
Ny Ais in water, but is not in sea.
Ny is IA finger, but is not in fist.
Ny is in shower, but is not in mist.
When you've hunted me out, little master or
maid.
You'll find Tn essential to every chsrade
By repeating and italicising, the solution to
this form Of charade win be apparent.
Ny 1 is in day, but is mot in night.
Ny Q is in SUN, but is not in sight.
Ny 3 is in ash, but is. not id tree
Ny is in ioater, but is not III sea.
Ny Sis in finger. but is not in fist.
Ny 6is in shower, but not in mist.
Ny whole, by using only the italicised letters,
We find to be "ANswEn." e
=.
am composed of FIVE letters. En-
! tire am a fraud.
Cut of my head, and ] am found in
the fire g.
Cut off again, and l am what we oil
do,
Cut OF again, and I am proposition.
Cut OF again, and I am Tin sound) a
! beverage
The only method Of solving this va.
riety of riddles is to keep on yonr think.
ing cap until you find word which will
! Eli the conditions. In the example Civ
en- it is CHEAr.
/ A little examination will show tina,
j THIS species of riddle admits Of several
Variations.
DEoArrfAftoss.
/ Behead a rude animal, and leave one
lof bis organs Of sense.
i Behead a large fish, and leave him
hearty.
Il Behead a plaything and leave the
whole. =
| Behead social conversation.s ani
leave an article of mems apparel
i As in the preceding example, the ans
~ers to "decapitations must be "studiet
out Of your own head" IN the exam
pie given they are: Bear, W-haie, Ball
Chat. s
]. RIDDLE.
) L am composed OF iour letters, ana
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Now without proceeding further we at
once perceive the answer to be CLARING-
ToS; and that scat and goat" are the
domestic animals indicated
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I am composed of five letters. En-
tire I am fraud.
Cut of my head, and I am found in
the fire.
Cut of again, andI am what We all
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A GOOD INVESTMENT house and t,ro
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The subscriber offers at private sale lots No.
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JOHN S. MILLER
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