, 1881-07-10

HAA'SA HinhcS IL H0illE11ul 1lOH IL Is t1lAt pl1
slcians find anything;to do. 1t is certain tia
neither A[rs. Garfield nor the President OK
poets fatal Termination. Mrs. Garfield
talks Of her husbands restoration to lealtl
as though nothing could prevent Its coming.
The President himself talks in very much tlt
same way. II =
THE FEARS OF LAST SATURDAY
have not been Realized. The fearful week
has run its course aud the great terror is be-
ing slowly lifted fiout tie hearts of the pro.
pie. The steady improvement Of the prcs
dents condition, aud his wonderful mastery
over every circumstance titus far, inspire all
with strong faith in his ultimate recovery,
The confidence OF Mr.. Gartield's attending
physicians is III nu wise abateu. His
progress towards convalescence is nee
cSsarlIy slow, but as long as it
leads i'll that direction there is reason for a
constahtly-increasns fai;l in his recovery.
Every day gained, without any unfavorable
reaction, is great gain. The upward tend
cllcy OF the Presidents pulse and tenpcra-
turn yesterday is the natural result Of the es-
tabl1shMent OF suppuration from his wound.
1t is not regarded with anxiety. The case
continues encouraging. The fact that lie
has lived through seven days Of suffering,
and that no symptoms Of peretonitis have as
yet set i'll, gives strong hope Of recovery.
II MAY lie MANY DAYS YET,
however, before he. passes in state Of Sc
cure eonralcscencc. The President has
passed comfortably, and without disturbing
symptoms, through one of Tho days which
the physicians and those acquainted with his
wound regard rs 4 critical period. Both Gen.
Swain and Col Curbin saitl last nj gt that they
looked forward to the next two or three days
with great anxiety. THE President IA mt
vet out Of danger l,y any iueans. hut. if mona
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