, 1881-07-14
TIE SURGEONS.


srtctal ulspdleh to The Chttoso Trtbtrs.
q, WAsluS0roS, d. c., July 1A-Dr. Tey-
burn, ono of the attending physicians, says:
" Nr aru very much encouraged today. 1t
IL the first ti1no for several days that Ills
pulse has been normal In the morning, und
the temperature Is greatly reduced. Wes
llavo good reason to be encouraged. We tx-
pect tho temperature will rise somewhat this
evening, but 10 not appreherll any serious
trouble from lt.''
us tho President ginning much
strengthen
awe cannot say tint le is ginning mich
strength. liz Is very weak .yet,-yery weak,
Indeed. lie cannot move himself about Mt
nil. lie canl,nt turn himself LII bed. To-day
l,e can n,ova Ills feet little, but lle cannot
move his body III the luast. i,
II TAKES BIN MEN TO LIFT NlM
when the sheets aro changed, three OIL each
a1tIc. They raisc him bodily In the double
linen Sheets"
sought lio not to begin to gain some
strength" +
1--WE can hardly expect him to gain mucl,
strength until he Is able to cnt solnc solid
food, alld VIC fear to give him very.
much on account of his stomach.
We do not wish to excite that Ills stomach
IL the greatest difficulty now. lie has Ind
dyspepsia ever since the War, in greater or
less degree. There arc ,nany things whell
l,u Is well TINT ho cannot eat ut all. There
ara other things tint l,e Cannot cat without
pain. Ills dyspepsia troubled him consider
ably prior to and during tho campaign. Lie
does not always retain tho milk we glvo
| lin, atld we do not lare to glyt
h1nl things that liz is mt certain
/ to retain, US tho nausea might hnye MI
Injurious effect lie Is RradnalIy taking
| q jlttlc In0ro solid fooi. To-day, In addition
to his milk antl run, le llasl Il part Of piece
| Ut toast al,d ci,owed q lIttle OF n breast OF
wootlcock, but ]le lid not eat much Of It. we
hope soon TINT he will
uE AuLt. TO TAKE MORE NouHlsHINo, SOLID
rood.
We do not expect tl,at he will galh great
| denl Of strength until he does. lilo Is now
wenk.n =
Ills symptoms ara now encouraging. Dc
you expect to DO able to soon sny that lie l.
ont Of danger?"
1--WE cannot forecast the consequences that
may happen. lie Is not out Of danger now,
Possibly, IN two weeks time, II tho conditions
continue MS fayorable as they are to-day. We
may be able to say TINT iie Ia out ot danger,
but It will 10 unwiso to say that lla Ia ut this
tilne.'f'
"Is It truo TINT the President l.nd, OF has
what Is calle.i c!rcuulserlbed perttonlt!se"
s'lIo las had tint nearly all the time from
the first, but the tlmo Is passed when ther'
Is any danger 10 ba apprehondcd tron. Its OK
tending to general peritonttls. It Is localtzct
and c!rcun,sorlbed,"
"TltEllE sEEMs TO HAVE BEEN LITTLE EAT
| abOut tllak gyulptunl, Doctor"
ut ilas not been mentioned In the blll
letins, but the symptoms have existed. Th
body Is very sore." T.,
us .hls symptom ons TINT helps you II
locate tho bnll;" ~ ~.
,"Certa!n!y, 1t indsscs us to think, almos
to knew; tl,at the ball lsa the anterior wal
Of the abdomen" :, = -
Sand you eau ultimately re1noycit w!thoa
danger, II It should he necessarily"
"lt will not matter so much whet1er VI
remove it or not, It atl the otller natural con
tlItlons OF tue b0dy are restored. Or course
It will Oe we'll to tFy " Htt
out afterwards. Tue inflammation u no
extending. On the contEary, 1t Is being re
ducod. The dsainage.p!pe Is working well
Tllo one We have III usa now Is bona iron
which wa haye extracted aia the lIms, 20 ma
It is antIrely lextble, It does not enter III
wound Mora than threo tnehos.,' We hay
not wisl,eA to force It, Wo hare also one 4
rubber, alpl n,ay put q Longer one tn to-mos
row. 'Ths wound Ia doing we!l,"f: -.
| :, ""poEs THE 4aTExsn HEAT
havo an untayorable effect on Aimy',, F..
"'rh1 heat j. not bad tor the wound
, Mill heal quits ~ we'll tn this dry heat. ank
as far a. couafort goea, the temperature
, the sick chamber Ia now entirely within Of
J. eontrol,- l,-thanks to the cooling apparatu