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Tomahawk (1867-1870), 12th September 1868, Edition 1 of 1, Page 112, IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT7

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    • IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT7
    • THE MANIACS COLUMN j Or, PUZZLES FOR LUNATICS!
    • ANSWERS TO THE PUZZLES IN OUR LAST.
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      112 The Tomaha Wk. {September 12, 1868.

      112 THE TOMAHA WK . { September 12 , 1868 .

      Important Announcement7

      IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT 7

      With This Number Of The Tomahawk Ceases ...

      With this number of the Tomahawk ceases the " Maniac ' s Column . " Next week we shall commence a series of Acrostics , undivided contributed attention by a gentle to m the an " Merry , for many Science years . " , He has assures given his us that they will be " difficult without flippancy , patriotic without our sentimentality readers learn , joyous that our without talented mistake contributor s in gramm is well ar - . " known When in will Han readil well as y an the tici " pate Livel a y gr eat n and atic genuine of Camberwell intellectual Green treat , " . they

      The Maniacs Column J Or, Puzzles For Lunatics!

      THE MANIACS COLUMN j Or , PUZZLES FOR LUNATICS !

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      Tha My whole n whom ' s expressiv are few of e of more a pa distinguished inter ' name , fame . 11 . Nought heavier the earth can bear , P N al othing er tha s n death light float itself s through view the air , No swan can boast its stainless , hue Many it have perished in its arms , ,

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      13-M My second first is the is never name cold of a street , My y third as the world is , old , And My whole that of is a a well name -known soon isle told , That ' s distant many a mile .

      Answers To The Puzzles In Our Last.

      ANSWERS TO THE PUZZLES IN OUR LAST .

      Orange 1. Imperial . 6. Portrait . 2. . ...

      Orange 1 . Imperial . 6 . Portrait . 2 . . Shuttlecock 7 . Cambrid . ge 3 , . Gunpowder . 4 . Palace . 5 . Jacobite Wushperl Answers , W e and . have McD Her been ., Lunatic Three received S Husband tray from Buzwings , Jack Samuel , Solved Annie E . Thomas It ( Tooting , Linda , A ) , Princess Staunch Gulnare , and Orpheus , Mabel May , Our Charlie , Slodger and Tiney , Skin and Bone The Savage -Hag , , Granniep Molly , The ilgrimlardidida Wendover Wonders , Greenover , Missing , Flouncy Letter and , W . Turco B . W , . and The / Annie viiiii W Glorious w . ( Tooting jl W \ j \ . Jiiiig , Arthur / ) j , jjjuiwiAi Eden ' s Pet kvj of y' , jle . C Lunatics Four , j Annie ^^ . xxiixw Hastings ; of isx Limited Tooting j . i / isix Scal . ii { £ Little ps ' s a , Lover Derfla ^ uvui ( y Relluf W WiXi . I . C Ui , . Real R X \ . i ) ,

      Company () , Daddy ' s " Eva " b Con y Yank servative out of Kat Mischief e A . Thomas , Old . and John J , . Franklin Choque , Sauerkraut Mad Whilk , A Walter True Ni Logan Theonesidedheelweardowner , Typholus , , Kleinigkeit , Brandon G . M , . S Dublin . John , , Burley Moore , , Number Ulmus p , , , , , Lad Bium E . W , Jo . , B Hugo hn . S S . . ( F Bayswater von ., E Bomsen . L . ) Orton , An , Palmetto Escaped , A Party , Partri Two Called d Black ge , Johnson A , Diamonds L . D , 'A Chum . C , Sweet , , The Old ( Prince Eastbourne ' s Dock ) , and One the Black Painted Diamond Ball , Awful ( Guy ' s ) , Duffer North , , Renyarf Samoht , I . Llatse A . T . .

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), Sept. 12, 1868, page 112, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_12091868/page/10/