Salisbury, July 9, 1928.

Mir SmitI, ;-
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MT SWIlN;-

 take the liberty to inform you that the Toasts published in the last L. c. Pos used at the late celebration at Salisbury, not uttered that occasion; at the table where the principal celebration was held. A. Sterling, Esq. of Sharon, present. but did not give the Toast you ascribe him. There no 6iasphemous perversion of Scrip ture in any toast used on that occasion.

 Respectfully yours, - [The above comes to us with responsible name, ,& unquestionabIy true. We hardly know what to think of our friend Wells, paper expressly states that the toasts copied, and some ten dozen oflike character gren at the table tmhch authority for part of the account, and a gentleman from S. stated here that AnseI Sterling Esq gave the only thorough Jackson toast uttered at the table. The one ascribed to him we though was very like such toast. But "this world is strangely given to ying."]