St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-16

" he. it is evident that the real condi-
ton will not he exactly known till the
nomination has been made.
BULLETINS OF HIS PHYSICIANS.
DIR. G. w. Pope, Mr.. Blaine's family
physician, reported, yesterday NOM
ing, that his patient had improved stead
lily, all night. and slept well, but, us
rest was necessary during the day, he
had ordered a barrier ut the door to
prevent the admittance of callers, and
ropes were placed across the street to
prevent the passage of vehicles. At II
o'clock, 1t was reported that Mr.. Blaine's
favorable symptoms all continued and
increased, and. at half-past |, it was
announced that all the expectations re-
garding his recovery were being rapid
~ realized. He had taken nourShment
desiring more than was allowed him,
and DIR. Cox said that the entire group
of symptoms indicated an early and
complete recovery. In the evening
DR.. +. :. Verdi sent the following telc-
gram to Congressman Hale at Cincin-
natl
Mr.. Blaine's condition has steadily
improved all day. Another nights rest
ii Il expected, will restore So much OF
his nervous power Us to have his eX-
haustion entirely disappear. 1t is now
only question of time for Il restoration
of his usual strength.
At halt-paSt II, DrS. Pope and Verdi
sent the following telegram to Con
gresham Hale:
/ Mr. Blaine has arisen from his bed
sat in his chair several minutes, and
c"nversed with his physicians. He i.
gaining strength steadily.
Surgcon-Gcucral Barnes stated, this
afternoon. to Mrs. Blaine and Others
| that he entirely comedies with DIR. Yer
iii in regarding Mr.. Blaine's condition
as very favorable.
Especial Dispatch t" Boston journal.
The phN SiclanS state that Mr.. Blain,
is very greatly Frustrated, and that il
may he some days before he can pos
/ Sihly he ont. 1t is IL ease of great men
tai and nervous prn>tiatlon. >upcrln-
duccd 10y mental oNcr->trIln and 10y tn,
effects nf the sun upon Il person III {;
/ natural condition. Some of the publ,
men who have called. this mornim"
cypress fears that Mr.. Blaine i Il >ickrl
man than has been made To appear. al
/ than his friends are willing to believe
/ His consciousness is not complete ;Ino
( perfect. The truth is that. t"I ~ hours
/ Mr.. BlaInc> conscious uttrrIncc> have
been limited to mouo>N llahlc>. Hope
iul a. his ply >iriIn> are. they admit
that Mr.. Blaine i II very SICK man. Dr
! Pope dr>crihrS his condition with til,
word ''daIcd.
THE LATEST ABOUT MIR. BLAINE.
WA>HINGroN. June ~.
Nh. Blaine continues To improve. bu
very slowly. His friends are temple,
To- make his condition better than il i
and his enemies To- represent it H. worse
/ He will probably Ice compelled To res
tor Il month. and if ne ever cntcItainc,
u puP">. "t taking the stump in ia,
campaign. he will have To abandon it
ME. BLAINE WRITES \ DISPATCH.
About : o'clock. this evening. Mr.
Blaine called for paper and pencil. and
without aid "t any kind. wrote the t"l
lowing message. t" he trlcgraphrd t,
Congressman Hale at Cincinnati
W N>mINGroN. June I3. 76. -.Iup. M.
Eugene Hale. Cincinnati. o.: / an
entirely couN alc>ccnt. suffering only
from phN steal weakness. Impress upon
my friends the great debit ot gratitude
feel tnl the unparalleled >tcadta>tmr>
with which they have adhered To me il
my houI of trial. j. e. BLAINE.
The foregoing message was writer
hN Nh. Blaine at his own >uygr>tinr
aud i in hi> usual bold and distimc
handwriting. showing no trace of weak
ur~> 81 hesitation.
BULLETINS OF rHE PHYSICIANS
The morning report of Mr. Blaine,
ply >lciIn> WAS H. follows AS We pre-
dictcd. Nh. Blainr'> condition great,
improved during the night. He rN
presses all his wants now \ goo,
sleep refreshed him NrIN much. and nI
awakening from il at > Il. M. he a>kc,
tnr crackers and butter. hich he rel
i>hrd amazingly. In. Verdi watchc,
duuiug the night. and found him sleep
lmg normally. This morning Nh. Blain,
wants the papers read to him. We keel
INN quiet. of roIII>c. but it may safely
hc said that he Is rapidly comvalc>cing
. Vt ] ID Il. m. II Ms announced tina
Mr. Blaine continued To improve. ha,
slept naturally Il pant "t the. morning
and the doctors WcIc greatly cnruura.
eel. The AFTERNOON bulletin at o'cIncl
VAS ~ follows: Mr.. Blaine >tcadil,
Improves. and he asked about the new
from Cincinnati. The doctors say cN
cry thing l. fully as favorable IL the,
anticipated.