Harper's Young People, October 19, 1880 Part 9

1. In Nebraska. An insect. A fluid. At a distance. In Nevada.

2. In Idaho. A graceful animal. An animal often trained for a special purpose. The limit. In Colorado. Centrals of diamonds read across spell the name of a savage beast.

OWLET.

No. 3.

WORD SQUARES.

1. First, a character in mythology. Second, ascended. Third, a body of land. Fourth, a prophet.

S. F. W.

2. First, lineage. Second, sour. Third, to quote. Fourth, a garden.

KATIE.

No. 4.

ENIGMA.

My first is in lily, but not in white.

My second in sleep, but not in night.

My third is in man, but not in beast.

My fourth is in sorrow, but not in feast.

My fifth is in no, but not in yes.

My whole is a fruit which you must guess.

MATTIE.

No. 5.

HOUR-GLa.s.s PUZZLE.

An a.s.sociate. A ravine. A reward. In Lexington. Devoured. One of a certain sect of philosophers. A boy's name. Centrals read downward spell the name of a celebrated battle.

ZELOTES.

ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN NO. 48.

No. 1.

P I S A Y A C H T I S A R A B H O R S A C O C H A S E A R O N H O S T S T R E S S

No. 2.

N S D I S W H O N I G H T-S H A D E S H E O D D T E

No. 3.

Cornwallis, Washington.

No. 4.

1. Ava, Orfah, Jiddah, Riad, Pekin, Surat, Omsk. 2. Exeter, Alabama, Parana, Caracas, Panama.

WIGGLES.

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