Note M — PART II. (continued 2)

The remarks of the learned editors of the Monthly Gazette of Health, Nos. 160 and 162, are so much to the purpose, and so deserving of diffusion among all ranks and classes of the community, on the exhibition of the jew pedlars, the “groundly learned physicians,” the “Doctors” J. and C. Jordan, “physicians to the West London Medical Establishment,” and “proprietors of the celebrated Balsam of Rackasiri,” and the celebrated “Salutary Detersive Drops,” as the vagabonds impudently and unblushingly style themselves and their nostrums; and their redoubtable champion “Mr. Counsellor Bluster,” that I cannot do a greater service to the cause of truth and honesty and the discomfiture of roguery of all descriptions, than to refer my readers to those numbers of that work.