You will find me in the _orchard_, where the pears and apples grow; I'm discovered in the _clauses_ that the lawyers so well know; I am found in every _present_ that our loving friends bestow; I am bound up in the _caskets_ that will splendid jewels show; I am seen within the _patient_ who is sick of drugs and pills; The _planter_ carries me with him while riding o'er his hills; 'Mongst the letters of the _ledgers_ I feel perfectly at home; And from the _muffins_, sweet and fresh, I never wish to roam; The _fairies_ hold me in their arms as through the air they fly; And every _scholar_ claimeth me as he at work will ply; I take part in all the _ballads_ that are sung by young and old; I am portion of the _denizen_ who roams the forests bold; In _thickets_ I'm not absent, as you all must plainly see; And my whole comes in September, filling farmers full of glee. C. D. TRIANGULAR PRISM. 1 . . . . . . 2 . 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . . . . . . . . . 5 . . . . . 6 From 1 to 2, one of an ancient race of people; from 1 to 3, a fragment; from 2 to 5, a small bird of the titmouse family; from 1 to 4, a form of instruction by means of questions and answers; from 3 to 6, a snout or trunk; from 4 to 5, to coin; from 4 to 6, a collective body; from 5 to 6, a structure of cross-barred work. "ROSE MADDER."