All words begin and end with same letter.
| 1. | *—A letter. |
| 2. | * *—A preposition. |
| 3. | * * *—To possess. |
| 4. | * * * *—A sign. |
| 5. | * * * * *—A vegetable. |
| 6. | * * * * * *—To continue in use. |
| 7. | * * * * * * *—Notion. |
| 8. | * * * * * * * *—Act of blunting. |
| 9. | * * * * * * * * *—Adverse reason. |
| 10. | * * * * * * * * * *—Business. |
| 11. | * * * * * * * * * * *—Display. |
| 12. | * * * * * * * * * * * *—Extinction. |
Albert.
No. 103—Zigzag.
If the cross-words—of equal length—are correctly guessed, the zigzag, beginning at the upper left-hand corner, will spell the name of the eldest daughter of the Emperor Arcadius (born a.d. 399).
Cross-words.—1. A fruit. 2. To chew. 3. Burning. 4. To instruct. 5. A covered entrance. 6. Slumber. 7. To compel. 8. An episcopal crown. 9. Starwort.
No. 104.—Hour-glass.
1. To equalize. 2. Shy. 3. Fixed. 4. A letter. 5. A metal. 6. A horse. 7. Brought into life.