The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
THE TI,Es-RICHMOND, VA. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 90 1895
Had ceased with the dawning OF light,
but sidewalks anu ratings,

Had ceased with the dawning Of light,
but sidewalks ana ratings,
Trees. houses, anu paiines,
" ere crystaiizel, CLASSY ana prisa~
Ice spares not sex, station, or THREE.
30 travellers OF every degree
Went sliding and squeaAing,
Or sat them down snrlenlns
From -FOUR down below. to nigh Z.
Vi. e. 5.
4d.-CHARADE.
over the praiue. the LAST sun, descend
Rubncs with mellow tInts autumnal
leaves,
Blue of the heavens and rose Of earth.
blending, -.
HarmOnles make more thah ldncy eo"-
Far of. the ONE rolls immaculate white
Atlnaling with all this its silvery light
ness
Red. white ana blue IN the slo"-"aiH'"s
brightness;
q. beautiful october ewes.
Erst waving grass. ALL By khamsins OF
Into brown velvet its slender spires
weages,
Jewel beset, where yon mountain range
heayes.
STILL a sweet sadness for summers hed
glory
fingers among the stray feverfews rory
TIll falls 4 lock from old Winters head
- NOVUS HOMO.
s2-POETIC PUZZLE.
dn the following puzzle are secreted thir-
" of Thomas hood p0eins.J
| remember 1 remember J0yfully the
elm tree where Ruth ana l usel 10 listen
10 those evening ueus III autumn 4.
stood over the way from our mouse anu
flowers blOsscmed near 1t ali the season.
Many a fairy tale We told there, ana nov
and then the irish schoolniaster "N QUO
stop to impart a morning thought. L ar
lncz. often called the forsaken, kept sll-
ence beyond the fields. some hhe" he'
as the lost heir. and II was an open w.
ton II "A black JOo had not cta1eu NJ ne.
Thus love and lundcy entered INTO oui
morning meditatiOns, which time nope
and memory cannot dispeL Ncat ps, t"'
WorkhOuse clock licked serehaue 10 us'
can | ever forget love lane, Wheie We
called the turtles from me , 700 honee
Childlike We Stunned the haunted housV
where pompey's ghost catered 10 fanny;
Alasi the progress Of art mas nahset
ali but A plain direction finds the old
tree. and my thoughts WANDER ~ a" az
sentee-dear little kuth' l. - H.
ADMINISTRATION.
Ten shniings for "A box ne cried
Disdaining our ONE currency,
"Mv tonic's famous far ana vide
The wonder OF the century!
lie tweed an hour thus. I'm sure
Then ended mp In b0astful STRAIN
"Who buys my 'lightnin' Indian cure,
Can never get sOftnin' NV the brain.
one sharp-faced woman eagerly
Purchased box though IL was dear,
Not doubling what the vender THREE,
twas very well she did not hear
The -FOUR fraud, as he went Il think
with steps that were bit unsteady
Add softly. with wicked WINK 49,. -,
Cause why they've got Just p ~
ready" MABEL =
6i-CURTAILMENT.
The high elm branches sparSely he'
Like prison bars across the SKY,
The moon from out her cloudy dell,
Like pallid nun in convent cell.
Emblem OF virgin innocence,
Trembles above with love intense.
Or does she ken one TWO OF love,
PRIME and passionless above,
clustered under nights black arch
Like the leaden skies of March
Tho Cicada long has played
! His Lunette loves serenadef
Moon and night-wind. who shall say
II Ills love. or If MS playy
Still they rollic In the sky,
| Still the silent hours pass by;
Is IL play. or is IL love
That Is going ON ahoVeE ..r->.1,r,
4s5.-DIAMOND.
I. A letter. > Heart Dungl) g.
Swedish field marshal, l5g5-l6il. 4. COun-
| terpOises Unabf 3. The second tine OF
a stays horn. D. AlkalOids resembling
! physostigmine Z. An Indian mission in
! stltuted by American and European Pro-
l testant women. (Standard) s. Limiting
o. Listens. again. Century, 10. Recog-
nizing H. The inward impulses. j. \
lethargy. Standard -. \ letter
\. f. HOLT
4G5.-ANAGRAM.
"Pc Ike 10 whip that silly bub,
He keeps me in "A stew.
re Is so childish, there's the rub.
And I'm 4 DOCBTER, too,
II any bakers boy can be
A valuable lover;
1t makes me quite boil over.
As firm as \ REDOUBT I'll stand
And an his siege defy;
Ny salad days are over ana
I've other fish TO fry.
| rule the roast. nor VIII my mini
For small potatoes stoop,
That shallow spoon will surely find
That he is IN the soup. @
4G.-LINKADE.
Example. Passing lpass-sins).
A deep red rose I'm a garden grew
Prince of flowers in that fair domain,
PM his heart 30 throb of passion knew,
Lilies and pansies smiled IN vain.
Car0ing clear
Afar and near.
ONE the birds I'm that gard.n falr'
Asking each OF the nowcrets brght,
witch of them all that biossomed therc
Favor found in the roses sight.
Then a iowly morning-slory said;
"Faln would he the roses bride,
Tnnelied bv love she lifted her head,
Dared to climb by the roses side.
The rose above
Felt TWO of love,
Gazing into her timid eyes,
"a kiss at dusk our troth shall pignt'
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