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8 @ur ffliimnet) Carnet* NO. 127. —ENIGMA. Twenty-six numbers placed all in a row. Twenty-six letters set rightly below, Will give you a certain and ready key, To solve the puzzles which here you see. 1. My 15. 21,18,13, 15, 20, 8, 5. 18. is of all persons the dearest and best. 2. My 26, 5, 2,18,1, is a beautiful animal. *~3. My 22, 15, 23, 5,12,19, are in everybody's mouth. 4. My 19, 20, 25, 24, is a famous river of my thology. 5. My 4, 1. 22, 9, 19, is one dear to every Southern heart. 6. My 11, 21,11,12, 21, 24, are feared by silly people. 7. My 6. 9.18, 5, 23,15, 18, 11, 19, will be in demand at Christmas. 8. My 16, 9, 14, 5, is a tree found at the South. 9. My 10,1, 3,11, 4,15, 2, 5,12,12, is a favor ite writer for the W ekkly. 10. My 17, 21,1. 7,13, 9,18, 5, is a placo to be avoided. 11. My 1, 12,16. 8,1,2, 5, 20, will disclose the key to this enigma. NO. 128. —CONUNDRUMS. 1. Why is a chrysalis like a hot roll ? 2. What is it we all frequently say we will do, and no one has ever ypt done ? 3. When is a wall like a fish ? J bonr.werA to Ant«Av stove, 5. What goes most against a farmer’s grain? 6. What is that which works when it plays, and plays when it works? NO. 129.—CHARADES. 1. ’Twas winter, and some merry boys To their companions beckoned, And forth they ran with laughing tongues, And much enjoyed my second. And as the sport was followed up, There rose a gladsome burst, When lucklessly amid their group One fell upon my first. There is with thoso of larger growth A winter of thesoul. And when they fall, too oft, alas! They evidence my whole. 2. My first of anything is half; My second is complete, And so remains until onco more My first and second meet. 3.; My first I hope you are, My second I see you are. My whole I know you are. NO. 130. —RIDDLES. 1. Why is A like a honeysuckle? 2. Why is it right B should come before C ? 3. Why is W like scandal ? 4. Why are two T’s like hops? 5. Spell auburn locks in two letters. 6. When is a sailor not a sailor? 7. What kind of a hen lays the longest? 8. Why are book-keepers like chickens? BURKE’S WEEKLY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Answers to Puzzles, etc., in No. 18. October 22,1870. 89 — The letter W. 90— A Swallow ;2. The letter M; 3. When he lies ia weight (wait); 4, Because they live by hook an 1 by crook; 5. When he looks round ; 6. Becauso it is the clothes (close) of the week. 91 — 1. Sloop, loop ;2. Crook, rook ;3. Cruse, ruse; 4. Griddle, riddle; 5. Gripe, ripe; 6. Brim, rim. 92 — Mrs. Mary Ware. 93 Naples; 2. Venice; 3. Sparta, Paris; 4. Athens; 5. Romo; 6. Dover; 7. Belfast. *** In our next we will give the names of those who have sent correct answers to date, and of the successful contestant for the prize up to October 1. BOYS in all STATES that were CON FEDERATE during the late War can hear of something to their advantage, that will put money in their pockets, by sending address, with three cent stamp, to W. A. KELSEY & CO., Meriden, Conn. WHY DON’T YOU GO TO WORK? ’ * I can furnish a few live men in every county with steady employment at 825 a week. Business light, and respectable. Suit able for an office, or for travelling. I have no humbug, but a really valuable little ma chine. Address (with stamp) R. 11. Walker, 34 Park Row, New York. Nov.s—l3t. GREAT SUCCESS! American Snnlay School Worker. Terms for 1871. s-y •—O^SUiCij Publisher. A MONTHLY". 32 pages octave, for Par iv ents, Teachers and Scholars, with Sun day School Lessons. Exposition, Illustrations, Questions, etc., for each Sabbath. This publication is designed to devclope a greater depth and spirituality in the Sunday School work, looking beyond methods to re sults. Price $1 50 per year, in advance. Sixty Lesson papers free to all Clubs of 10. Lesson papers, per 100, 75cents; less num ber, one cent each. Clubs of 20, without les son paoers, SI 25 each. *** Specimen copy, and list of lessons for 1871, sent on receipt of postage stamp. Get. 8 3m. CITUATION as TEACHER WANT -0 El), by a Young Man. a Virginian, who is qualified to teach Latin. Greek. Mathe matics, and the usual English branches. Sa tisfactory references can be given. Address, Didaskalos, Ballsville. Powhatan Cos., Va. Five cents additional win buy Shoes with Silver or Copper Tips, which will save the buyer the price of anew pair of shoes. Compared with ragged toes and dirty stockings, they are beautiful, to say the least. Parents, try it. Oct. I—3m. ENTERTAINING A INSTRUCTIVE JUVENILE LIBRARIES At J. W. BURKE & CO.’S. Sent Post-paid, on receipt of price. Little Pet Library, 6 vols., cloth $1 50 Little Wiffie “ 6 “ “ 150 Little One’s “ 6 “ “ 175 Daisy Dell “ 6 “ “ 120 Little Keepsake Library, 6 vols., cloth. 1 50 Minnie Myrtle Series, 12 “ “ 240 Good Boy’s Sunday Lib., 6 “ 3 00 Aunt Hattie’s Library for Boys, 6 v., cl. 3 00 Address orders for any of the above, to J. W. BURKE CO., Macon , Ga. FREE! A NICE WATCH! A Hunting’ Case Watch! A SILVER WATCH ! A RELIABLE WATCH! A GOOD WATCH! An AMERICAN WATCH! A WALTHAM WATCH! A Watch for a Gentleman! A Watch for a Lady! Gold Chain for a Gentleman! Gold Chain for a Lady! An easy way to get a reliable American Watch. AGENTS are WANTED TO PROCURE CANVASSERS FOR TIE PEOPLE’S WEEKLY The reward forgetting five successful canvassers to work for premiums, which will be sent to show canvassers, will be WALTHAM WATCH. The applicant, for full particulars , must enclose a letter from a prominent business man of his place, that he is competent and trustworthy. Address, OLIVER CROOK & CO., Dayton, O. FOR A WOMAN’S SAKE. EOlt A WOMAN’S SAKE. FOR A WOMAN’S SAKE. For a Woman’s Sake. For a Woman’s Sake. For a Woman’s Sake. The most Thrilling and Interesting Romance ever written is now being published in the People’s Weekly. Another great Story will be com menced soon. Every number is Illustrated. ONLY 50 CENTS A YEAR. Subscribers for the year 1871, if sent in at once, will receive the paper the balance of this year free of charge. Send two cent stamp for sample copy and Premium List. Address, OLIVER CROOK & CO., Dayton, O. NATIONAL WATCH CO., ELGIN, ILLINOIS, Manufacturers of EE.QXN WATCHES! ACCURATE, ELEGANT, DURABLE. Every Watch fully warranted. ALL the grades of Watches manufactured at Elgin—the low priced as well as the high-priced—have a reputation in all parts of the country, as surprisingly accurate Time keepers. This reputation the Company in tend to sustain, by not entering into compe titiod with Foreign Manufacturers, or older Companies in this country , in the manufacture of the cheap class of Watches, which give no satisfaction as to accuracy, and are inferior as to durability, so that the public can rest assured that any Watch bearing their trade mark is a perfect and reliable Time-keeper, and will give permanent satisfaction. The Company have nine Styles now in market, bearing the following trade marks on upper plate of movement: Trade Marks. 11. Z. CULVER. Elgin. 111. J. T. RYERSON. Elgin. 111. B. W. RAYMOND, Elgin. 111. G. M. Wll ELLER, Elgin, 111. 11. 11. TAYLOR. Elgin, 111. MAT LAFLIN, Elgin, 111, LADY ELGIN, Elgin, 111. 5 FRANCIS RUBIE, Elgin. 111. W. 11. FERRY, Elgin. 111. All genuine Elgin Watches are branded 4®* “National Watch Company ” on the dial and have one of the foregoing trade *** Imitations, both American a'im /TOv are in the market. Avoid them. Genuine x.* gin Watches are for sale by honorable throughout the country. ffo Movements Retailed by the Company. Business-office and Sales-room— -159 and 161, Lake Street, Oct. I—ts. CHICAGO. WANTED.—AGENTS.—62O a ’ ' day for MALE and FEMALE Agents to introduce the BUCKEYE S2O SHU 11LE SEWING MACHINES. Stitch alike on both sides, and is the only Licensed Shuttle Ma chine sold in the United States for less than S4O to use the celebrated Wilson Feed. All others are infringements, and the seller ana user are liable to prosecution and‘ ment. Outfit Free. Address W . A. HENDER SON Sc CO., Cleveland, Ohio. 161—3 mos. Btttfcc’g FOE BOYS AND GIRLS. Published Every Saturday by j. W- BURKE Sc CO., NEXT TO FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, MACON, GA. Terms: TWO DOLLARS a year; Single copies . Five Cents. Six months, sl.oo—three months, 50 cents. Clergymen of all denominations supplied at $1 50 per annum. To any one sending us Five Subscri bers and Ten Dollars, we will send an extra copy for one year. For Fifteen Dollar* we will send Ten cop ies, and for Thirty Dollars, Twenty copies, and anextra copy to thegetter up of theclub. Unless otherwise ordered, subscriptions will begin with the first number of the quar ter. Sums of less than $lO may be sent by mail, at our risk, if sent in registered letters, but larger amounts" should be seat by draft or Express. Address, J. W. BURKE & CO., I Macon, Oa.