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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after February IL, 1850
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THE EEY AT LAST TO TIE RIDDLE.
WHO WROTE
THE BUNTLING BALL
AND
THE NEW KING ARTHUR"

THE BOSTON GLOBES CONCLUSIVE REASONING F;
IA vet scarcely expert critics have agreed upon the
and upon the sunpOsttDn That W. = ,'llDtI
the anthOr This not at al 10 e wondered At ioi II
W. = Gilbert dd H. his gu lat ana quickly formed
originality VcrslHclOa aud Influence ~ stage Tradition
and classic upon him have al 0ten initiated
perfectly conceal ~ except 20 chance guess inc
identity of real III W. \ rlDsrt Wd not
write i'm tatol won erfuIy VOL; put We are
stand fall with Mt CrOiut anu assert tlat w
Arthur points directly 20 Mr. Gilbert than / ne
Bunting Ball
THE PIONEER PRESS SAYS AFTER REVIEWING
THE NEW KING ARTHUR;
"Tbs took only confirms previous opinion when
we re kuntlng Ban VIZ, That the author OF th,s
two books is uOGe other than w. :. GlLBERl.'
THE BALTIMORE HERALD SAYS;
"'THE NEW KING ARTHUR ia as amusing as II ia
brilliant am brilliant as II is entertaining II Is '" =
GILBL RI all over"
NOW FOR THE KEY.
The expert during the past few months have been
almost unanimous the conclusion that the author OF
BUNTLING BALL and THE NEW KING ARTHUR
could have written the THE Mkaho" ami Pinafore.'
Vow the way the author is TO determine who
could have wttcn last bOoSs This IL the true key
provided TIE aboy Z. named critics not in
MARCH l. THE sl.Oe0
to be paid for rightly naming The author.
Price o; either book. - 81.
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Mem Civilizations.
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FUNK g. WAGNALLS'
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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1.-THE POET SCOUT"
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HARPER'S HANDY SERIES.


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