, 1869-06-13
TIE REVOLUTION.
A Survivor In Gsrcae RTitniu-In-
tcxesttnK Letter from E1thu Hut-

Klt3s
To. lie E!i.or II The Sprink&kL E<putican:
ourrAl announced 4 tAet which looks and sounds
tEe tSe - F!nia, TO momentons epoch q Amen-
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pa Sots Io .as hoadoa as. rhich gave we caa
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se:9ss rs ma xfs csI aisel ta!s was published,
sponse appeared n The 71s.<s nom gentleman u
Esth, who stated that dfuume! Who seETed l1
The Stxty-second British Regiment IN the war OF
The Revolution. WA stlIl Hsing II that town. at thn
sae Of 100 year; thst he Was Eesy feeble and IN
si1pcnce DIR, bnt that no a7gument could 1nduca
him to 80 To The union OF poor house. thoaga ne
wupld there probably hare more aod better 3 1929
TO tupply him WIKI. Ills nAine Is Jonathan
Reeves, and whether he u the Last surviving
D.itsh soldier who served tn the nssolnuonatJ
iet be announced In the 1Ss,xs. a sone Interest
seems 10 be excited In the subject.
ee!sea S s, dc il "a solder up 70 s dsaia
but trust that u WA uoEe than ~ EnRAsn s1-
pence. So. to assist LITTLE u eqaalzlng the
opponents In the great struggle OF AnoTtcau tnue-
rendeHce, I sent Jonathan Reeves ten ehuunTa,
ia @ ses eea1e S5f Rspe i 81 u e hs
token ot interest from citizens OF the country
aga4nat which he honestly fought nearly ono nun
Ircd yeats ago, may comfort bis last days, and be
coal Of Ore thas shall not burn h!s head, but
DmnISGmAa, M England, May II.
Tho Cuzabsfity of 7llncas Supposed
EucurnbIe.
The "P.ccadln1 Papers," In late number OF
EIact1-oed, contain the following:
"s!r W!ll,m Watson, In bis famous WORK,
quotes the late d; G!cgorJ, to me cnect thai ne
sSx n13 III Sao e e sd q u n asa aa HesG \ .,
been my melancholy task 10 watch tho long decline
and the death, at last of . statesman who served
geass s @ ana beniIn ~ precisely siraiiar description
! would be t1at:' Such p1olongsnen Is altogether
wondeEfus and aenornAl on which not one ~
sties, Louis and Laeunec, put down the av-
| er1ge duration Ut two yeass as tho llMit
q r. 5s ,ar q as Int fs2 tSs 1.s t d. @
more fasoranle results In the mlfder forms Of con-
sumption thnu those hitherto attained. He Saya
lougej Tor many seata in comfort and usefulness,
acd II not ssEy fsT cases ne dtssass L 50 pefa-
tyc hundred cases tahnlatcf by Dr.. c. 7. Tttama
are especially ntereating and 5aloahie beEsusc It
w ru1e indeed that ne obtain 20 Clear m Insight
anttarniy, ihe patients naye tbe rower ii putting
themselves into the most favorable conditions for
EecoycJ. ~ these cases upwards o1 one-h1lf
had duration Of Upwards Of ten ye111.
! 1t II delightful 70 Jc1t so U1nY CAsct which
ordinarily Non!d bs regarded hopeless iast1nz for
" tEqR s1ps1snes & tefn Id Tsa; r.
Eaay not be ai,oeesncr WITHOUT anatu.al Legitimate
baafa the Instructive belief that there arc remedies
nt.e eu do9 measre sp1 of
tined, NC trust, 10 be largely increased-which
should noat Of II teach, nrst cantion to antict-
& once d il sa5cs, sisss We sincerity sa:t
that bsfc,e lons these most valuable pare7s viii
ain tie last of them pr. Williams Earea sau1-
estsns % ana n: tI:.tracsve lie fakesa retrospect oi
mt decade Of tra. time TIT only hops So med To
lie In prolonged voyage 70 AustEnlla or ludta.
de1ein1od disease u tsss ti,c Is taat .; distress
ting tragedies, ID Wnicn no mans used seemed to
have an5 power to a1ztst the naiady. In tne
Much as done By the hablluai use Of mild altar
att1c tonics, but more .naa aii other means put
,essther rs % ~ rnme,,.e @ COED r,onsnt BY p1Ia
Fstinn Of Ets 81. "a pnsn1ss' sn .nased., says DE:
cases three hundred anu eighty Ht1r sttll lirins
at the lsst report and mAaT Of those arc likely te
liFe for many years 70 come.
| Dr.. Williams has nnny l1teFeaSinQ Femsres
On the treatment Of consumption There Il a
elanb Of consolation Tor sufferers u the iac,
,nsf s .q SRsty it s @
upus fvod, aided ts a jadtcions Use OF snmulan'1
uni Ct medical ton!cs, but pure al1, with such
Mill lear, aud the enliTenlng influence or bright
sunshine and Agreeable acencry, and cheerful 70.
ctety. eze amouE tbs WeAn. beN suited to restore
the Ie1ectivs functions and structures Of lramet
Prone to decay -.
Il "From starring the patient, the tendency OF
lac 1eass nas been loo much, p. William,
I thinks 10 the opposite extreme OF stlm1lAuts and
tun diet Next to the oil, change Of climate Is tn@
great de1idcrarulo. a warm cuaate in winter
on this point Dr. G. T. Williams has issuei i uitlt
winch Dr: e J. 5: Wnna,ns nss been Of g7rss -
which Is = yalusble addition to shc now cous1dern+
III" literature Of c!iEAteaoGy. lie does not thlnl
1uuch Of the nse Of foreign wasets ~hieh ar; sfs
much ss. s5.eisi, a aos' a9a NO.
D. WillisIns dQ&o not hesitate to express BIT
enlsn tss4 .P, P5ae,91s5s ss ar H. e
rsatlnent Of siisease In general and Of DIS
cases Of the chest tn particular. Ine.1
!Ia ans.ppiy, IT Z not equally | en,cseona o' '0A
county, Tssn Iht5,.,e seea, e,sa'y e seestss M
medical lasest1gaapns art peculiarly consolstory
Il may he eaid generally Of al diseases hithe!tt
supposed tne9rante tha' tnesvis q r. ssse n En,es
ralla,.vc- !, xrd that the medical science seem.
Rrop1ns Through the da:tncs& toward the DIS
I1 nuenee q q What hare hitherto seemed 70 be ID
! t,oes0le dexercJc1s.