A SUBSCRIBER, PHILADELPHIA.--Several of your questions are answered in the preceding paragraphs. You can get a bicycle on the installment plan from either of the dealers advertising in this paper if your references are sufficiently good. You should not ride a wheel of less size than 46 inches, of which the price is $65. D. R. ALLEN.--Send to G. W. Simmons & Son, Oak Hall, Boston, for samples and price of L. A. W. suit. HARRY N. NICHOLS.--See advertisements on cover. EMANUEL SENN.--You would doubtless derive much pleasure from a bicycle, and I should advise you to get one if you have friends of your own age who own bicycles, and with whom you could ride. GEORGE A. RICHARDS.--I can not answer the question as to which is the best make, as every style of bicycle has its own peculiar merit. Either the "Columbia" or the "Horsman" is a good bicycle. It is almost impossible to ride a bicycle against a strong wind. Bicycles can not be used to advantage on rough, hilly streets. To dismount, you wait until the left pedal is _down_; then imagine it a stirrup, throw the right leg backward over the backbone of the bicycle, and dismount exactly as you would from the back of a horse. E. A. HOARE.--A good bicycle, such as you want, will cost about $25, to which you must add $1 for a crate and the express charges on a fifty-pound package from New York to your place of residence. "THE CAPTAIN." * * * * * THE NAUGHTY ISLANDS.--Answers to this puzzle have been sent by Frank S. Davis, Marian, Bessie, Sam and Will, Julia E. Smith, and Richard Norton. * * * * * Correct answers to puzzles have been received from Frank S. Davis, "North Star," Henry Eikema, William B. Hadley, "School-Boy," Eddie S. Hequembourg, Effie W. Rhino, "Tel E. Graph," Louis Lee Gamble, G. Volckhausen, "Leadville," Harry Phillips, Mary A. Githens, "Queen Bess," Isobel Jacob, Maude Wilson, Edith Thurman, "Vi O. Let," Jemima Beeston, Rupert Norton, and Edward N. Smith. * * * * * PUZZLES FROM YOUNG CONTRIBUTORS. No. 1. A STANZA AND THE AUTHOR'S NAME. Sviel fo aregt enm lal nimdre su Ew acn aekm ruo ivsel bsuilem, Dan, edaptrgni, aelve idnehb su Toforpuist no het snasd fo emti-- Toforpuist hatt spaherp onahtre, Lisaign r'eo s'eilf nemols amin, A rofnorl dna pshirweekde rbohtre, Nigese labsl atek aehtr ignaa. YENRH THROWDSAW WOLGOLNLEF. * * * * * No. 2. ENIGMA. In cat, but not in kitten. In gloves, but not in mitten. In cot, but not in bed. In lavender, not in red. In paper, not in cloth. In custard, not in broth. The whole a careful cook will take To flavor a delicious cake. NETTIE J. * * * * * No. 3. WORD SQUARE. 1. A celebrated mountain. 2. Contact. 3. Gain in money. 4. Bitter. 5. Shelters for cattle. LADY BETTY. * * * * * No. 4.