St. Nicholas Vol XIII. No. 8 June 1886: An Illustrated Magazine for Young FolksVarious
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St. Nicholas Vol XIII. No. 8 June 1886: An Illustrated Magazine for Young Folks
Various
Children's literature -- Periodicals; Children's periodicals, American
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN THE MARCH NUMBER were received, before MARCH 20,
from W. Young, 2--E. Routh, 1--Blanche and Fred, 8--E. H. Rossiter, 1--G.
Roome, 1--D. Dean, 1--B. B., 1--F. C. Barber, 2--"The Crew," 1--J. R.
Smith, 1--A. and B. Knox, 8--G. Gardner, 1--V. F. Hunt, 1--F. Althans,
1--Nanki-Pooh, 2--R. E. Olwine, 2--"Dazee," 3--G. M. Bond, 1--J. A.
Bonsted, 1--F. and M. Mellen, 1--W. W. Q., 1--J. J. E., 1--M. L. Hayward,
1--R. L. Foering, 1--A. G. and E. B. Converse, 1--J. H. Laycock, 1--W. H.
Stuart, 1--N. McK., 1--L. Simmons, 1--B. B. Witherspoon, 2--Hilda and
Laura, 1--E. L. Du Puy, 1--Mollie Ludlow, 8--"Damon and Pythias,"
1--"Tweedledum and Tweedledee," 4--E. De B. Wickersham, 3--M. E. Breed,
1--Howard and Nickie, 2--F. E. Bond, 1--Agnes E. Grunsbine,
2--"Tourmaline," 2--W. K. Cornwell, 3--Ned Mitchell, 3--"February and
June," 8--M. G. Fiero, 3--W. R. M., 8--J. Moses, 1--Edith Neil and Mamma,
8--S. and F. Guttman, 5--G. T. Hughes, 2--Lizinka C. B., 1--L. Reeves,
6--Francesca and Co., 8--E. C. Bliss, 1--S. Hubbell, 3--Mamie R., 7--J.
R. Holme, Jr., 1--L. A. Hosford, 1--Walter La Bar, 8--Eleanor, Maude and
Louise Peart, 5--Two Cousins, 8--Dash, 8--Harry A. Bull, 6--F. M. Wickes,
3--Becky and Floy, 2--Emma St. C. Whitney, 4--Fannie and Louise, 6--N. L.
Howes, 2--"Zemie and Felice," 6--"Anonymous," 2--C. D. Mason, 2--Fred T.
Pierce, 4--J. H. Miller, 1--L. H. Adams, 1--Effie K. Talboys, 6--E. H.
Seward, 6--A. W. Lindsay, 6--A. and E. Pendleton, 8--C. S. Seaver and A.
M. Young, 8--Lucia C. Bradley, 8--"Jack Spratt," 4--"Theo. Ther,"
8--Annette Fiske, 8--C. and H. Condit, 8--Belle and Bertha Murdock,
7--"Jabberwock," 8--T. Gutman, 4--R. Lloyd, 6--L. Rice, 1--L. L. Lee,
1--Morris, 1--Lillie, Olive, and Ida G., 6--Aunt C. Avis, and G. S.
Davenport, 7--J. A. Keeler, 3--Jessie D., 8--Oscar and Rosa, 4--A. R.
Pabst, 3--H. B. Weil, 2--B. T. Dixon, 1--"Sairy Gamp and Betsy Prig,"
8--Jo and I, 8--Alice Crawford, 1--No Name, Norfolk, 7--Mamma and Pearl,
4--C. Holbrook, 1--Mamma and Fanny, 8--Seb and Barn, 8--Pygro,--One
Little Maid, 1--E. Rossiter, 1--M. L. G., 6--F. D., 6--Daisy and Mabel,
8--"Dolly Varden," 4--No name, Warrington, 5.
HALF-SQUARE.
1. The name of a large country. 2. The central part of an amphitheater.
3. Tidy. 4. An insect. 5. Two-thirds of a bird. 6. A vowel.
"SAMBO."
RHOMBOID.
ACROSS: 1. A vessel with one mast. 2. A musical instrument. 3. A fungus
growth found on rye. 4. Serving to inspire fear. 5. Of a yellowish red
color.
DOWNWARD: 1. In yesterday. 2. An exclamation. 3. Mineral. 4. An imaginary
monster. 5. Serving-boys. 6. A girl's name. 7. A common, whitish metal.
8. A boy's nickname. 9. In yesterday.
H. H. D.
CROSS-WORD ENIGMA.
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