Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-16

Brsyest hearts It can mot dauut-
They defy this specter gaunt:
They win never give IL night
All our household Joys TO blight.
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suffering. 3 Something joined to another. T.
One Of the tented states S, stupid. 6 Juris-
diction Of the Pope. T. An extract Stratagem.
g. Obliquely. 10. Fatty. IL. Disgusting. II
water fowl L. To caluminate.
Zi9-7ss-Right hand, white hest Len hand,
necessary X 4 a. DING
No. I03O.-A Neat Of Queer EGGS.
From one was Matched kind Of rose,
'Tis spelled with letters nine;
From two q vain conceit arose
on saying 81" and '.mine."
From germs now hid In No three,
Most curious 10 relate.
A plant well known In cookery
viii surely vegetate
There comes no chick from No. four.
nothing Of that ilk:
From out It's shell drink will pour.
IT'S known as AUD mans milk"
MRS. MARY A. RICHARDS.
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No. 1881 -Couundrums
/. Why are Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy and their
FIVE children like the cause Of Mr.. Tilden's Pred-
Dental defestI
2. Why Is the harp mentioned In 1.-THE Min.
strel's Curse like the man who caught the big
gest fish In lSSH
8 Why is sound apple In basket OF rotten
ones like the winner of the one hundred dollar
prize9 II. X. W.
No. 1899 -Charsds.
A Grst IL cruel and keen,
II Is nothing u like or desire:
There are treacherous claws meath fts ccat OF
And its woundings smite like fire.
The acnd is fair and sweet.
With blossoms Of white ane red,
II blooms by the lonely country street,
And Ii thriyes In the garden bed,
Itsspecies the forisIsby thousands hAvereckoned,
And the rustic ps0le Is one kind of the second.
+. U. JOHNSON.
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No. 1898 "A square.
Far down the misty ages, In an old aud
ancient--'mid the--so green and fragrant.
roamed the Georges and the, and till time
shall pass and---we shall always hear their
praises Of that dear and ancient
lFfll the blanks with words To complete the
sense, and arrange them to form square In the
order they appear tkAk1I.
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No. IO34.-Uu-fal Servants.
When our humble life began,
With the roofing hog We ran;
And we had no greater pride
Thanupon their backs 70 ride.
When they grew TO full sized pork.
Then we truly found our work;
The toothsome flesh you gladly ate,
But gave 10 us harder fate.
Having eaten to your taste,
We must then remove the waste;
Then, Of course, We take smack,
Ofthe good things you attack.
For this favor we must rub,
And your dining tools must scrub;
For this very little price
We must keep them clean and nice
Ins FrbLeo.
To the senders of the best seven lots OF three
origin.l puzzles, contributed before the close
1883, seven cash prizes--one Of ten dOllars--will
be presented. Send ftyors curly.
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Answers.
I0i3.--Silence
0li.--Unprosperousnes
lOl5.-- WovE
RONE
PA LIZ
NULL
AZ ED
AFER
GIRL
SNIP
SNOW
EARL
l0l6.--star, rats.
1917 --Noon-lighter
lOls-D o. Donation, todecagon, dowager,
donor dodecahedral, donaive, dominion, do.
main.
iOio.-Let u come in lettuce cumin).
1020-Mi-ss.io-ns.
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