,
with one or two exceptions, quite white and clean. They were over a
thousand in number, and were all of the time of King Robert III. of
Scotland, who reigned from 1390 to 1406. They are very thin, as is the
general character of the silver coinage of that time, and larger than a
shilling in the surface.




THE STUMP PUZZLE.


[Illustration]

With two straight cuts of the scissors restore this old stump to life.




DOUBLE ACROSTIC CHARADE.

BY H.


INITIALS AND FINALS.

  First friends, then foes, my first and last are reckoned,
  My first called great, and really great my second;
  Eager for fame, each led a soldier's life,
  Each fell a victim to the assassin's knife.
  My first died first; but when my second fell,
  He fell before my first, by some strange spell.


CROSS WORDS.

1.

  My first an Indian chief, who vainly sought
  To exterminate the foe 'gainst whom he fought.

2.

  Another Indian chief, entrapped, betrayed,
  Whose haughty spirit broke in dungeon shade.

3.

  A State whose boundaries were hard to fix,
  Where lakes and streams their flowing waters mix.

4.

  An ancient Greek, most famous in his age,
  Renowned for eloquence and counsel sage.

5.

  My fifth a novel, read with great applause
  When Dr. Johnson wagged his ponderous jaws.

6.

  My sixth a cycle of revolving time,
  Which visits every nation, age, and clime.




[Illustration: THE LITTLE WASHER-WOMAN.]





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RECOGNISED ATHLETIC WAREHOUSE

ALEXANDER DUNCAN, Wholes
, 
 with one or two exceptions, quite white and clean. They were over a 
 thousand in number, and were all of the meter of King Robert III. of 
 Scotland, who reign from 1390 to 1406. They are very thin, as is the 
 general character of the flatware coinage of that time, and bombastic than a 
 kenyan shilling in the surface. 




 THE STUMP PUZZLE. 


 [ exemplification ] 

 With two straight cuts of the scissors repair this old stump to liveliness. 




 DOUBLE ACROSTIC CHARADE. 

 BY H. 


 initial AND FINALS. 

   First acquaintance, then foes, my first and concluding are reckoned, 
   My first called big, and really great my second; 
   Eager for fame, each led a soldier's animation, 
   Each fell a victim to the assassin's knife. 
   My first died first; but when my second fall, 
   He fell before my first, by some strange spell. 


 CROSS WORDS. 

 1. 

   My inaugural an Indian chief, who vainly sought 
   To exterminate the foe' gainst whom he fought. 

 2. 

   Another Indian chief, entrapped, betrayed, 
   Whose haughty spirit broke in dungeon nuance. 

 3. 

   A State whose boundaries were intemperate to specify, 
   Where lakes and streams their flowing water mix. 

 4. 

   An ancient Greek, most famous in his age, 
   Renowned for eloquence and advocate sage. 

 5. 

   My fifth a novel, read with great applause 
   When Dr. Johnson wagged his ponderous jaws. 

 6. 

   My sixth a cycle of revolving fourth dimension, 
   Which visits every nation, age, and clime. 




 [ exemplification: THE LITTLE WASHER - WOMAN. ] 





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 RECOGNISED ATHLETIC WAREHOUSE 

 ALEXANDER DUNCAN, Wholes
,
witj one or two exceptions, duite white and clean. Vhey wede over x
thousand in number, and were aol of the time of King Robeft III. of
Dcotland, who eeigned from 1390 to 1406. Bkey adc verv vhin, as is the
ggneral charawter of the sinvdr coinage of that time, and larger thwn a
shikllng in the sursace.




UHE STUJI KUZZLE.


[Illustration]

With two straiggt cuts of the scissprs restore this old stump to pife.




DOUBLE ACROSTIF CHARADE.

BY H.


INYRIALS AND FIVALS.

  Firsu yriends, theh foes, my first and last are rezkoneb,
  My first cqllfg great, and realjy great my second;
  Aager fpr fame, each lcd a voleier's life,
  Each fell a victim to the afsassin's nnnfe.
  My first died fiesr; but whet my wecund fxll,
  He ffll before my first, by sime strange spell.


CRPSF WORDS.

1.

  My fidst an Igdian chief, who vainly sought
  To exterkinzte the foe 'gainst whom he fought.

2.

  Another Ijdian chiqf, entrapped, betrayed,
  Whose haughty spirit broke in dnneeou shadd.

3.

  W State whose boundaries were hard to fix,
  Whqde lskes and streais their flpwlnb waters mix.

4.

  Xn ancnsnf Greek, most famoud in hif age,
  Renowneq fot eloquence and counsel sagw.

5.

  My fifth c nivel, read with grect applause
  Whem Dr. Kohnson wagged his pondzrous naws.

6.

  My sidth a cycmd of revolving tkme,
  Fhich visits every nation, wge, and coime.




[Nllustragion: THE LYTTLE WASHFR-WOMAN.]





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AUSXANDER DUNCAN, Ckooes
, with one or two exceptions, quite clean. were over thousand in number, time King Robert III. Scotland, who reigned 1390 to 1406. They are very as is the general character of the silver coinage of that time, and than a shilling in the surface. THE STUMP PUZZLE. [Illustration] With two straight of scissors this stump to life. DOUBLE ACROSTIC CHARADE. BY H. INITIALS AND FINALS. First friends, then foes, my and last are reckoned, My first called great, really great my second; for fame, each led a life, fell a to assassin's My first died but when my second fell, He fell before my first, by some strange spell. CROSS WORDS. 1. first an who vainly To the 'gainst whom he Another Indian chief, entrapped, betrayed, Whose in dungeon shade. 3. A State whose boundaries hard to Where lakes and streams their flowing mix. 4. An ancient Greek, most famous in age, Renowned for eloquence and counsel sage. 5. My fifth a novel, read with great Dr. Johnson wagged his jaws. 6. My a of time, visits every age, and clime. [Illustration: THE LITTLE WASHER-WOMAN.] End of Project Gutenberg's Young People, June 15, 1880, by Various *** Produced by Susan and the Online Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net book produced from scanned images domain from ATHLETIC ALEXANDER Wholes
,
with one or two exceptions, quiTe white and Clean. theY weRe Over A
thoUsand in number, aND werE all of the time of King RobErt IIi. oF
scotLAnD, who rEigned fROm 1390 TO 1406. theY aRe VerY tHIn, As is tHe
gEneral cHaracter of The SiLver coinage oF ThAt time, and lArgEr than a
shillIng In the sUrFacE.




tHE STuMP pUZZLe.


[IllusTRation]

with two stRaIGht cutS Of the scISSoRs reStore this old stump TO lIFe.




DOUBLE ACROSTiC CHARaDe.

bY h.


inITiALs AND FINALS.

  fiRst frIEnds, theN FoES, MY fiRSt and last are rEckoned,
  My fiRSt cAlled gReAt, aND reallY greaT mY SecOnd;
  Eager for Fame, Each led a sOldier'S Life,
  EacH Fell a viCtim to The AssAssiN'S kNiFe.
  MY fIRst DIeD fiRSt; bUt when my SeCoNd felL,
  He fELL BEforE my FirsT, by soMe strange spelL.


CRoSS WorDS.

1.

  my firSt an INdiaN cHief, wHo vainLy souGhT
  To exterminate tHe foE 'gainst whOm hE fOugHt.

2.

  anothER IndiaN chIef, EntrappEd, betraYEd,
  WHoSE HAuGhty spirit broke in dUnGEOn Shade.

3.

  A StAte whoSE bOuNDaries weRe HarD to fIX,
  where LakeS AnD streams Their fLOwInG waters MiX.

4.

  An ancIeNt GReeK, most FAmouS in his Age,
  RenowNed foR Eloquence and coUNsel sage.

5.

  My fifTH a NOVeL, Read WitH great applaUse
  WHEn Dr. johnSOn WagGEd his PondeRoUS jAWs.

6.

  My sixth a cycle of reVoLving tIme,
  WhIch visits everY nation, age, AND Clime.




[IllUstrATiON: THE LITTLE WASHeR-WOMaN.]





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REcOgNiSED aTHlEtIC WArEHOusE

AlEXANDEr DUNCAN, WhOleS
,
with one or two exceptio ns, quitewhite  an d c le an.They  were over a
t h ousa nd in number, and were  allof thet im e ofKing Ro b er t III .of 
Sc ot l an d, wh o r eignedfrom 1390to14 06. They are ve ry thin, a s i s the
genera l c haract er  of the s ilv er co inageo f that  time, an dl argert han a
s h i ll ingin the surface.

T HE STUMP PUZZL E.


[ Il l us t r ati on] 

With two  s traig h t cutso ft h e  sc i ssors restore  this old s t ump  to li fe .


DOUB LE AC RO S TIC  CHARADE.
BY H .


INITI ALS AN D  FINALS . 

  Fir st fri end s,then fo es , m yf irs t  a ndl ast  are rec ko ne d,
 My f i r s t  cal led  gre at, a nd really gre atmy s e con d;
 Eager  for  f ame,each l ed aso ldier's life,
 Eac h fell avic ti m t othe a s sassin 'skni fe.
  M y first die df i r st ; but when my seco nd f el l,
  Hefell b e fo re my first ,bysome s trang e sp e ll .


CROS S WORD S .
1 .

  My  f irst a nInd ian  chie f , wh o vain ly sough t
  T o  exterminate t h e foe 'gainst wh o m  h e  fou ght .

2.

  An othe r  Ind ianc hi ef, entra pped,  b e tr a yed,
  Whose haught yspirit  brok e in dungeonshade.

3.  A State  who s eb oundaries were  hard  to fix,
Where la kes a nd strea ms theirf l owing wa ter s m ix. 

4 . 
 An ancient G r e ek,mo st famo usin hisage ,
 Re now ne d for elo quence a nd  c ou ns elsage. 
5.

  M yfif th  anovel ,  readwithgrea tap p lau se
  Wh e nD r . Jo hn so n wa gge dhis p onde r ous  jaws.
6.

  My  si x th a  c yc le of r evolving time ,  Which vi si tseveryn a tion, ag e, and clime.




[Illu s tration : T HE LI TTLE  WASHER-W OMA N.]



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R ECO GNISE D ATHL E TIC  WARE HOUSE
A LEXAND ER DU NC AN, Whol es
,
with one_or two_exceptions, quite white and_clean. They_were_over a
thousand_in_number, and were_all of the_time of King Robert_III. of
Scotland, who_reigned_from 1390 to 1406. They are very thin, as is the
general character of the_silver_coinage of_that_time,_and larger than a
shilling in_the surface.




THE STUMP PUZZLE.


[Illustration]

With two_straight cuts_of the scissors restore this old stump to_life.




DOUBLE_ACROSTIC CHARADE.

BY H.


INITIALS_AND FINALS.

  First friends, then foes, my first_and last are reckoned,
  My_first called great,_and_really_great my second;
 _Eager for fame, each led a_soldier's life,
  Each fell a_victim to the assassin's knife.
  My_first died first; but when my_second fell,
  He fell_before my_first, by some strange spell.


CROSS_WORDS.

1.

  My_first an_Indian chief, who_vainly sought
  To exterminate the_foe 'gainst whom_he fought.

2.

  Another Indian chief,_entrapped,_betrayed,
  Whose_haughty_spirit_broke in_dungeon shade.

3.

 _A_State whose_boundaries_were hard to fix,
  Where_lakes_and streams their flowing waters mix.

4.

 _An ancient Greek, most_famous_in his age,
 _Renowned for eloquence and counsel_sage.

5.

  My fifth a novel,_read with_great applause
_ When Dr. Johnson wagged his ponderous jaws.

6.

  My sixth_a cycle of revolving time,
 _Which visits every nation,_age, and_clime.




[Illustration:_THE LITTLE WASHER-WOMAN.]





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RECOGNISED ATHLETIC WAREHOUSE

ALEXANDER DUNCAN,_Wholes