New-York tribune., 1885-03-25
GENERAL GRANT a LITTLE BETTEI
ANXIOUS TO GO INTO TIE PARK.
THE WEATHER TOO COLD, HOWEVER "A MORE COM
PORTABLE NIGHT.

THE WEATHER TOO COLD, H0WEVEB-A MORE COM
PORTABLE NIGHT.
General Grant went to sleep soon after going
to bed Monday night He slept pretty well until about
midnight, when he awoke got and garged his throat
He seemed feel sleepy and after remaining seated In
his chair about fifteen minutes he went back
to bed. His rest disturbed somewhat thereafter
until abo o'clock, when he sank into profound
slumber that lasted until nearly daylight He slept put
little after daylight and got up at 730 O'CLOCK put on
his dressing gown and sat in his chair without
being fully dressed until after TO- He remained
quiet all the time and closed his eyes several times for
few moments but did not succeed in getting nap as nc
has at times when sitting in his chair.
His breakfast consisting Of liquid extract OF beef was
served later than usual and he ate rather heartily Tor
him, though without any desire for food whatever HIS
stomach to be in perfect condition. and the
food he takes assimatcs well and does not cause any
distress. He felt tired during tho entire morning
and suffered somewhat from depression He was rather
bright and talked more than usual, and seemed to
be trying to appear cheerful. Tho change
in the treatment made by DR. Douglas on Monday
might seemed to have been beneficial and the patient
said that he did not feel distress in his throat or any
sense OF suocation and pleased that something mad
been done that brought relief
ATTIC Gd BY Rs DGuss
sa feand 0uS The no ulcsrailSn % not increasing
rapidly though IT someTGSt new rat more n rsnSed fhsh
at all by pain during the last few days, and the par
turned Even the soreness that he felt when eating he
said not troublesome and he had nothing 10 complain
carriage stood at Sp door for time in the
waiting to take him out riding In the park 10 get S
physciuns S a' did % not V deem ' it advisable him
TO go out on account OK TN ,ne r,r ch, and nj.
ride wa, postponed ant % tie weather becomes
favorable lie disappointed because he had TO stay
in house. but usual he bore IT without complaint
lie remained quiet during the afternoon and AT one
time thought he would like TO work on his book put gave
upythe idea finally. aud spent his time resting quietly
Dr. Douglas called at 10 p and the General greeted
him by saying nat he felt as II he would IKE 10 20 OUT
ana take walk, Tho extent OF the walk however was m
to the paror After his throat was treated ne went 10
bed and hi. condition indicated that the prospect Tor
Among The many disagreeahe effects that follow tho
growth OF cancer there is one at eheeeIhgy
life and depressing To the system III oiopd
poisoning There IS not much cause for alarm ~nie oo no
ulcer remains small and Dan n TSn ben located in
the throat threaten the Emphatic glands care must
the blood There have not been hs lar ~ S ~, tho
ascertaned, Indications that nave pointcu to tn
existence OF blood poisoning In the case Oi pehelal
Grant Great care is taken by the attending physlcans
TO ward on such result Clover blossom Tea IA given ~
Carolic acid IL administered internally as AN antisepc
To destroy disease germs and TO prevent Their grp"& &
remedy used 10y the celebrated French ply scla. Df
Dcclat for the cure Of cancer His method OF uss ~
"A not only 10 give IL In diluted form 60 the patent hs
a drink bat TO apply Il H. q stronger solution TO the dis
by hypOdermic injection He Is Sha 10 hao &
|
remarkably successful cases that have been pro-
nonnced incurable by physicians. Dr. Deoldt patented
hts mrdicue which brought its use within tue limits OF
duackery and consequently his preparation is not useu
| as such hy regular practitioners. ..---,-
DR. Douglas says that Acide Phenque cannot properly
Il, considered "A quack medicine as II was McII- -hho
before tho time OF Dr. DcclH and II extensively u ny
| surgeons everywhere an antsepuc 10 prevent tho
formation OF germs In wounds after an operation hh'
! been performed Whether tho precise directions as
lad do an by Dr. Dcclat have been follower IN pebea
! Grnnt's case could not bc found out =,
The great difficulty with the General no" is ms
! inability 10 sleep. There Is great drain upon nl7
vitality md he docs not get enough sleep 10 repair tne
waste The disease Il slowly advancing 10 the suDJhceht
tissue, although there has not been nuch ctc"sc ~
tho external Indications OF progress for lew days, anu
this alone greatly deblitatiDg Added 10 TINS he
strain OF mental disturbance and worry lhonRn VI,
Cenrr raj can rest his body by remaining quiet wneh nc
cannot sleep yet cannot stop bis active mlnu nn
mi. going nearly all the no Is
doing him greater Injury than the disease ENen III
hi mind WORKING 4. Shown by hs frequent ,slns
aud great ~ Is rare. Indeed when ne can
get sound sleep undsturbed IN any manner, that WI"
| last two hours.
There werr few callers at thehouse yesterday and on
account weak state of the patient he coud not pr
seen The General yearns for warm day and sunshine
and whenever the does shine lie takes great dtgh'
I'm sitting where t Will fall upon him. Mrs SartOrls u
with hm almost constantly when ho is awake and neI
presence Is greatly comforting to him she ana ali
others are untirhg their efforts to bring an aho
sphere OF oheeriness and comfort 10 tue SICK room
and 10 90 everything to drive away tue ieeIlhg ol
dependency that takes posses zion of the SICK a