The National tribune., 1889-06-27
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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE MAY 30.
A Charade for the @. C.-TIumbug.
For Young @. C.'s-Love knots.
RhyminR Enigma-Dewdrop5.
A Charade-Machine.
One of the Seven Wonders-C Colossus Of Rhodes.
Biographical Enigma-"All our money has
moral stamp" .
AbaPis, Lower, Lucas, Obadiah, Ursniis, III 0gil-
vie, Norton, Euphemius, Yalden, Hutter, Aristides,
Scion. Aviton, Metzu, Oeellus Reguus. Asterius,
Lancisi, Sabnns, Tyc, Aras, Mignard, Piutaroh'
FEW coNUNDRUMs.
/. Why is there no such thing as a whole dayf
2. II you tumble to the bottom of the second
week in April, what sort of Yankee would you
suggest?
3. What is invisible bluer-Etta L, Lane.
TWO cHARADBs.
ITO j. C. M
Ny first some men will often take
Entirely for my seconds sakei
But very few, indeed there are
Who both together well can bear.
OF times you'll find laid up in store.
Within my first my second;
In tales OF love and deeds OF war,
Quite fair my whole Is recSoned.
Mrs. NJ. Williams Waterhill, N. K.
THE C. c. CHOICE.
ITO Eta L. Ldne.)
In yellow sunbeams' dancing light:
In falling randrops, sparkling, brigntB
In hard white hailstones falling downt
In quiet country, in noisy town;
In fcathered songster swiftly llyingt
In apple blossoms scattered lyiuRi
In murm'ring brooklet with its sonai
In giant oaks with branches stronRi
In dainty ferns in shady nook
In rustic seat and charming book;
In leaflets trembling In the wind;
In summer breeze with touch 40 kindi
In autumn leaves with eolors bright;
In snowfaiSes hiding them from sight;
In behold, when you have reached the cnd,
In the O. C.'s choice, tile soldiers friend.
Eva E. Crate.
AN AspER.
In the center of fashion,
am ever at home,
Though never in Paris,
In London or Rome.
shun every city,
Every village and town,
But reign in a hamlet
Like queen on her throne.
lead every herald,
But ne or trump my own fnmos
For am so lisping
am always In shame,
And speak but in whipers
OF gentlest breath
And when honor is uttered,
ann silent death
am heard ia tho mansion,
And seen In the hall,
When no'eF seen at all.
Have one scat nj home
And two In the church,
And here I'll be found
At the eud OF your search.
ID. n. Smons, Chihoweo, Ne.
C. C. cHAgADE.
To my first the children go.
Some eager some are slow.
Now, dear children. haste away,
Hyou don't you'll rue the day.
In my second people dwell,
Some large and some small,
Some arc new and some are old,
They protect us from the cold.
To my total on the hill
We will hc your minds 10 oil.
There the busy hours TO spend,
Till the busy day shall end.
Charles 4. McYay, Fairbury, Neb.
PRIZE ENIGMA.
Ny whole. the saying of noted American states
man, is composed Of - letters:
My Is. l. 81 is to free from
"A. q, Ia. II. Is. -. - 33 is TO illuminate.
-. 3. 4. IL. u, % is purchased
d, = II, 90 G. H. q, 10, 90 - Is relating q
n President. Last Days OF pompcii" for frs
correct answer: " Rife aud Hound Ia Ceylon " fo
l3th.-Clemont l.. .. Luokcn. Croo6ston. Mlnn.