Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-21
TIE QUIET HOUR.
TAEGLHR's CORNER AND PUzzLER's CON.
TRIBUrIoS BOX
charades, Entgmas, Riddles. Puzzles. wor
Squares, Answers to and from Cor
respondents, and Soiutiona
New Years Tangles Continued.

New Years Tangles Continued.
We present this week the remainder of
the prize New Years tangles
No. IA volume for the best diamond.
1880. Diamond, by Quest
In Quiet Hour; proper; government, faings:
very enjoyable; to restrain unfeeing; TO insolate
IN RECORD | MON.
1881. Prize diamond, by Rose:
Ny first has neither crook nor curve
2. The State Fair well illustr ties this
To youngsters source OF sweetest bliss
3. To him did old Italians homage pay,
Aud "god OF the sun and year. own his sway
4. This is g the first of series"-an earnest
Regarded as an omen for the rest"
.. A constellation in s suthern skies seen
GlitteriDg the cross ans pole between.
8. This, in Its restless arms, doth enfold
Priceless treasures Of pearls and gold.
Z. And this has no crooks, you will observe
1882. Diamond, by Merle
l. Found in spots but not IN places
. Caused BY sunshine our faces.
g. General Specification.
4. Name Of passions near relation.
8. Language of that brave old sea king.
Who, tbs said, first our land.
O. Plant, with heavy cdor reeking,
Z. Found in mud, but not in sand
No. S-A volume for the best beheading.
1888. Beheadings, by Myrtle
l. Whole, am justly; behead, without writing
behead. 10 recover; behead a confederate; curtail
everything; curtail, nickname curtail, an article.
2 Whole, glided; behead, beloved behesd, in
CURED debt; behead, to unite behead, a nick
name /; behea /, a consonsnt.
g. An article; annex South American animal;
annex, own; prefix, the p p. OF verb, meaning
to reeline; prefix and annex, the name of a noted
politician.
l. An exclamation; annex, command to pro-
ceed; annex, an individual; prefix, departed;
asnftf hnIE a..
ished; change the initial, geometricll figure;
changethe initial quality; change the initial part
Of the human body; change the initial California
town change the ini:ial not aoy; change the iii.
tial, solitary change the initial, to sharpen.
1884. Beheading, by Augusta Blake:
Whole well known grain,
Most useful to mankind,
But if beheaded will explain
What makes it YOU will fnd.
Again cut off my head with care,
You will have what is done by all,
Which il beheaded will declare
A proposition small.
And now cut off my head once more,
II will cause you little cost;
usefu beverage it will explore
You daily take with toast.
1855. Beheading, by Utah:
climb the mountains rocky steep,
glide along the shore;
wake the beasts i'll jungle deep,
And echo back their roar.
With eager haste in festive hall
greet the reigning belle;
time mr steps to meet the call
OF every funeral knel
With lightning speed the mine reach
Beneath the battery gun:
The gallant soldiers storm the breach,
And the hard fight is won.
Behead, | beat both friend and foe
Upon the battle PLAN;
Yet serve to check the crimson flow
And ease the sufferers pain.
Again, Scotchman without doubt
Would claim me as hrs own
Again, you'll never find me out;
Again, stand alone.
1856. Beheading, by Rose
Whole is deludiug and deceiTug,"
Yet if gifted with this power,
We will give you kindly welcome
To our pleasant " Quiet Hour"
Behead, and the puzzle solver,
viii find me deep IN silent thought
So far away in rumination
That passing scenes are needed not
Again, It's g converting to ones service
Means to gain some wished for end"
81 Rendering familiar by PRACTICE"
But q sorry way to treat a friend.
o, m0re-'tis to utter sweet sounds,
Or = TO give praise to in verse;"
Or in " metrical, lyrical numbers"
Some event t. e" tell or rehear.e."
Behesd again, the word is obsolete,
For some pasture, a meadow low,
Nesting by sparkling rivers SIDE
Where buttercu IS and daisies grow.
1887. Beheading, by Hattie Heath:
Whole, | relate to the slickens fight;
Behead, am reverencing the right.
Again, pertain to sffnrd or yield
| Twice bshead, and avn hea d in the field
| Again, refer to agent see
| Behead and the housewife has uses for me;
Again. Jam found in the placid lake.
Another head ii of you take,
Irepresent an official grand
Again, in tangledom stand
Answers TO Correspondents and Correct
Solutions.
Fl. H.-Why hesitate Exigencies often
arise to prevent regularity.
II. H. says: If l gave true lovers
heart as an answer to 1864, made most
absurd hlunder. Men do not often throw
their hearts around (those who are blessed
with such an articlel and not many have
shining ones unless they are like ebony.
That shines when it is well polished. l
intended to write knot Thanks for the
pretty cards. H. H. gives answers to
1868. 1869, 1878, 1874, 1875, 1916, 1877,
1878, 1879.
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