that, “Even among the regularly bred physicians accident will often accomplish what merit strives for in vain; and those coincidences of circumstances which frequently elevate one man and depress another in the medical art, are more the production of what is called chance, than from any extension of mind, or any peculiar tact or skill in the art of intellectual combinations.” FOOTNOTES: [M] 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. [N] These “Hebrew” Jewish knaves having at length been driven from their strong-hold of delusion, and finding their trade of imposture in the “balsam” rapidly declining through the patriotic exertions of “the heroic Miss May” and the Editors of the Monthly Gazette of Health, have had recourse to a new source of fraud and villainy, “the celebrated Salutary Detersive Drops”—and as the vermin have the unblushing audacity to designate their filth—a “most _important discovery_, which, by _long study_, _deep research_, and at _great expence_, they have, _fortunately_ for the human race, brought to a degree of perfection which ASTONISHES themselves!!!” and which “is a _certain_ and _speedy cure_ for _all_ the most distressing diseases to which human nature is heir,” when administered “by _their superior skill_ and _judgment_” and sanctioned “by _their high character and situation in life_!!” And the IMPIOUS and BLASPHEMOUS wretches invoke the Great God of Nature “that HE who has the power of doing all things” may FURTHER their villainous and murderous designs! But it is some consolation, though the government of the country may be silent and indifferent lookers-on to “_doings_” so nefarious and diabolical, that there are hearts that feel indignant at the wickedness and imposture of adventurers and monsters in iniquity, whom the ignorance of mankind in the principles of life and the science of medicine has, as Dr. Morrison justly says in _Medicine No Mystery_, “enabled to possess palaces BOUGHT and CONSTRUCTED with the TREASURES and BLOOD of their victims.”