Star.
London, England, 1830-01-05 00:00:00

Copy of a Letter from Mr. Foututs, Baker, of Stilwell, near
Nottingham, to Messrs. Joint Utmost and Sou, Manchester.
Bullwell, near Nottingham, Sept. 27, 111211.
GENTLEMEN—I have frequently regretted that I
have not in times past made that acknowledgement whisk
is justly due for the benefit my family has derived from your ex.*
lent medicine, the ANTI-SCOILBUTIC Owes. My son William, Mug
about a year old, was afflicted with the Measles, which leftslPut
on his leg. This soon ulcerated and spread, fanning aloes!
Tee Surgeon to whom we applied succeeded in healing the
but almost immediately afterwards an ulcer appeared upon his fate.
and the boy was dreadfully afflicted with running gores Upon his
neck and body ; the discharge of matter was so great, that wu
wereu'llged daily to change Ms linen. The Payiklaut and Sur*
gears .n the neighbourhood were applied to, but their skill was is
vain : several other remedies we reported to proved equally Wet.,
factual, and the sufferer continued a poor and miserable object,
almost hetit double for nearly twenty years. At this time I hemedist
the virtues of your Inestimable medicine; and after taking td; •
t!ez, which I purchased of Mr. Sutton, of Noullighant, an
alert began to take place, and perseverance in taking four • ,
more effected a perfect cure. It is now six years since tide
.icconnlial.ed, for which lreturn you my unfeigned thaahae-
wish you to make it public for the benefit of those who ell
similarly afflicted.
I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant,
To Messrs. John Lignans and Son, JOHN FOULKES.
Surgeons, Manchester.
N.B. I know several otber joltanceo of eadkortlinarp cargo pee-
formed by your Anti-scorbutic Drops iu this village.
Those who doubt the truth of the we
ally, or by letter (post -
Nottingham,
These Drops are told
ind Us: each, by John
.treet, blancheiter;
Paul's, London ; 75;
vide-street, ;
Sutton and Co. Bow
.ilarket; E. Edwards.
-rd Sons,- 45, St. Pat
Agents to the Bun I:1
r.d Orr, 100, South
It. Nelson, Glasgow
Of whom aleft may
'FACIE LOTION,'
included.
Mr. Lignum's SCUi
the above Agency. price

It is quite plain that the person guilty of any publication must
have been a faithless being—a man unfit to be believed. If be were
not untrustworthy he would not violate that implied enpgement
arising from the privacy to which we were driven.

The most remarkable Instance, however, of " the talent to mis-
represent." occurred relative to a discussion which took place, as
I remember, on Friday:the 4th of December. Two topics occurred
on that evening. The one related to journals of the proceedings
of the Old Catholic Association, which were In the bands of Mr.
Secretary O'Gorman—the other to a claim for a sum of about
£420, made by Mr. Francis Wyse. The first was easily put on
an amicable footing. notwithstanding a natural difference of opi-
nion—the other was rejected, on a division, by a majority of nine ;
those who voted for Mr. Wyse's claim being four—namely,
Mr. Shell, Mr. Dowell O'Reilly, Mr. Stephan Coppinger, and
Mr. Lawless. There were thirteen who voted against it, and of
these I was one.

There appeared slimily after a curious publication, purporting to
be a report of that discussion. It was fantastisally got up in the
shape of a dialogue—l will not say an impossible dialogne--ouch •
dialogue as could never have taken plate between human beings
out of a madhouse. It was, of course, caught at eagerly by the
orange press of Ireland, although I do not think there is One
man employed at that press so stupid as to haw• believed in its
authenticity.

It was, on the other hand, distinctly repudiated by the tar giester
and irdinsetlal part of the popular papers In Dublin, and in this
country. The " Dublin Evening Post," the " and the
Morning Register," disclaimed abd disavowed it. Ido not think
that there Wig one rational man in Ireland, of any party, who be-
Hived in its genuineness.

Bat its fats was quite different at the °thee side el lit eimmed.
There is an inexhaustible fund of gullibility in hosed as. 1.1,
which no ahnirdliy can destroy ; add to this. " the easineroes
hate," whist., making weethy Jobe detest every thing Papist and
Irish, was gratified by the malignity of the publication. Its suc-
cess in itesbad was complete. The " Times" compleeendy pub-
bled tastsfalastd talented" Boaraloer" abbreviated ll—the
" Courier" gave a sapient article, piti leads," upon it—sod eves
the milk and honied charity of old Cobbett yielded to the tempta-
tion of pobliebing it to his *adoring readers at Nil length.
isnot my present object to vindicate myself from the calumnies
contained in that ardele. I either need no vindication, or lam WI
**Omani to give it to those. if any there be, who think 1 smog
so be vindicated. AU I mean to do is, to plus before the eyes
nor Moods and brothers. the lovers of Ireland, a simple statensint
7I be lams, and thu to astable each of down to decide foe himself
+Whether I have erred is any thing.
• • will take up theeetopicS seperatety, and give faspinanOrred.
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