Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-18

toSe state again. From the first shock,
he had seemed TO me like one who rcaliz-
ed that great evil had befalleo him, and
sue'ai,ting 10 anything that was done for
him, seeming TO believe that with any
treatment the result wosld be The same,
DAVIS says ,Ass Mrs. C,t-hmsn author
ICES him to state that | stated falsely,
about her being ''inducei 20 employ
spiritusd>t doctors" | may have been
luiSisferaicd in this, but have heard
responsible persons say, that Mrs. CuSh-
man sand she was advised II. sud wou.d
not have done Il hsd she not have been 50
advised. and II seemed 20 me very reason
able that r should be 80. should hard
" expect Mrs, CuShman 10 take The re
sponsibi'ity of changing his treatment so
radically. without consulting with her
friends or him, on the subject, ana asking
for advice and counsel. and the circum-
stances looked very much rs though she
lid. fiS a fact that Davis, who seems
to act the part ofdecoy or s,ool-pidgeon.
tor the spiri,uali>t Doctors first introduc-
ed one TraSk, an itiuerant spritualiSt,
who seems To play the part of bob Tor
Hopkins Kite. 20 Mrs Cushmau'S house.
sud from him she FIRST learned orllopkiuS
and was advised hy him 70 employ him.
This. she hcr>eIftold me
With The facts. will leave those who
know Davis zeal in the cause, and his
citizenship. 10 iudge Cor themselves whc,h-
er. wircn be introduced Task 20 Mrs
Cushmar, he pould bc likely 10 give any
advice in The matter o, not
Twisted Mr., Cu,hnal with Or. Web
her. the last -, lit but one that he made
there. and h was much more comfo,,a-
bic shat day than when SAW lim few
day> previous, am sure there was
nothing in his appearance. at this time,,o
Justify. or be au excuse for 4 change Of
Treatment
Whcthyg Hopkins i, inspired 10y thc
Spr., al sm Indian or Ncg,o i az IN,
Tttlc consequence told i, A. * was
told to me, by persons ~ho knew him
wei, when hc pv1c,icea hi c,ar in an
other portion II the State. But he nal
be Progressing, foy H. people believe
largely uprogye>,ion.-li may have been
an Indian then, and !, may - q Negro
now
Mr., D,,i, iuoodac,-~ The amounts paid /
10 HoyNja- and Or. TcwL>Juyy With much I
usaIrnce, rs though The argwncu, were
c,iuchcr Ii Is true pr TewLsbury
came up aul gave an hou, Il opinion ba> !
81 upou thorough knowledge Of such I
cases, tLa; he could uu, recover; and ,hc /
Issue found ths, be- Wa correct.
lIophn, came twice and promised hi, I
rccot.y, apJ a., issue proved that he'll
knew nothing a'au; IL Now which o,.
I'll, t.yc va, Ge y>tor,iouue Orupu, !, .
IN perhaps mur, .u--..,s cham
elegant, uh,.b,g u IS better to pay ,ai,;y /.
doi,as, .oy The truth, or lusty J,Iars iog g /
succession of hes
HoYhm, continued Ia vI5,e letters and .
}ec~,ls.., ugto Dec Isl. ICyuur space /
would a''p" utt lwou,J ,j,, 20 gyet
yoa cul.,, ufa.' hi> letters, ia-, ,o lr' ,he
pUuG. Aaav a9w ..9i-cu, people ylui
be imea-,I upon ia iai, IA. -L,sled 49,
b., / uu>, ,J4,,. ny ~... ,..A a i,u eN
tracts, aearllyon thee re>uvuo. oL",lgr.
lo more ,l.u once gave Encouragement; +.
Oh iiua. recovery.
So - be- wrote, The swelling Oft
the limo Is no;uuta,og-,1ly.-i slow, re. .
turning q, us,iuu,uc->.
O,t, l. Tie j. doing wel, aud ,Ac /
prospect lrigh;cus tor him"
oct. IJ.-..Iour hu,basdi, better in /
~ pc-py>s,.~
No, speaking Of IA. alaca Of in (
:amGt.u o.. ou, OF ;he Internal organ, /
hv >ay,. Il aiJua, feel discouraged iu
toe least. uu, A.,i,o,ii a- another good /
omen Of Air recovery. la ,l'e Same .eter
lie sa.. Il, - doing "s... .44 ied (
more o"l.Gdca; q. Bis recovery La / e'-
al have before.
NOV. l=.-''Do 'ot = 1i-ineuten,d.
NOV. NJ tiluA 70, Will ". recover.
Dee li-"Taey l.he symFiym) sre
changing. lie /, gradually growing f,
strouSa.
The 'yter "rityn b! H'p"4Hs after (
Geu--t., death. / W4A copy ia fail. AID /