Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-19
DISEASES OF TIE THROAT,
An IntsrestIug oonvsrsstion with q Doctor
Who Attended General Grant.
New York Sun.

Who Attended General Grant.
New York Sun.
DR.. Morrell Mackenzie, the physician
WHO isnoU attracting so much attention
mthe principal practitioner at the bed.
side Of the Emperor Frederick of Germs-
", WAS In New York about five years ago
Rs!s tall, rather spare m,n, with side
VaiiEers thst ar slightly tinged with
shV' Prominent physicians who me,
nm 81 the receptions given him BY DR..
Nsoeig In Baltimore declare that he was
QUE Oh the most delightful conversations
Is they ever met. He said that he
ss admirer Of American surgery and
Ne ingenuity Of American surgeons. He
snone the less appreciative OF the Ameri-
"a loke' No one loves quaint bit Of
MINOR better than the doctor, who as q
,pschlss in throat diseases, is said to
nHe no superior on earth.
ne has" said one OF the physicians
sao attended General Grant, "probsbIy
axnaed more royal personsges than any
u2sf specialist living. I have received
ao!eshms from him respecting his disg.
'VsIs Oh the Z nperor's case"
10 you believe that the Emperor has
amer me- Oh the throat?" asked the reporter.
NO Sir" WAS the reply. 1.-THE En-.
EtU. mad a case Of blood poisoning.
rD Iisu.Afy or otherwise. What l might
Say term warts developed In the
s r'Sa.' Or Mackenzie reached down
ma pair OF sharp forceps of his own
T ~ and nipped on these wsrts,
A. ~ relief came too late, however, snd
- discharge from the throat has set up
NJ as'Sssses in the lungs, which will cause
~ sG Oesth OF the patient"
r,, es toe case resemb that OF Gen.
~ NV H'aniE' asked the reporter.
/ s,,svy, was the reply. General Grants
M r"I'.s was on line with the chin. and
,a ~ Of generous nature. The En-
iRoi Us y much lower down, in the vicin.
! i?pe.n W. Ntn Aioniy CELL tne ADAMS
u ,s, doctor produced q model of |
/ Es, s.Ue which has been inserted in the
n, III throat, curious looking az.
p,i, .tS hnctuating guard that presses
SSs S .ue outer surface snd adspts itself
! hl7 .moVements of the patient. A grace.
q aSeo tube reaches down through
I sbs ~ INTO the windpipe. When the
/ L i,n,., suis nature WAS Withdrawn from
"a ,saon IN the throat Of the Emperor
SSs Gar OF different form, suggested
Il Teiman physicians, was inserted,
aco, aafee tiiled to fad an outlet. The
U,StssS.a iu thst the Emperor has not the
0,Ss.s cnance OF recovery.
/. On t ~ msItel OF the PHYSICIANS spIen-
+ n c..a ished Office WAS bust of Gen.
y bis,oU!,, ana beside it, in glass case,
/ yos m y ne which WAS used In the oper-
4 ms usee!al Garfield when an incis.
Ss NJ b asue to relieve him from the eff =
s wound. 1t is q slender knife :
De "A''e handle and q slight, curved
{&u.- cor paused In his discussion OF e
AS.st 81 General Grant, his former 7
,os,s SAa That of the German Emperor, t
stirp VI the death Of Ex-senator q
l&,ssa !, myself sffilcted with the same 4
Hrb..A ~. Killed Mr.. Conkling," said j
Ia noss was ten years ago. lii had L
IL bsin;sntate | could not have had a &
ne, Ts affsy OF physicians to at II
u r,ct .sey consulted, and althVnEh
IN The aea with pain 1 joiner wild
t,s, s.onsiderstion of thelEsse. -
II Of bo,s Tscided to perform Che ope<a- a
7ss cisa oehind the ear, as waadone q
5seousie OF ex Senator ConkIidg. IL
>ctSsS objected. 1 advocsted theT
i ~ the drum of thesar. Thss N