A bulletin issued at 8 o'elo ening states that the Ki after the issue of to-night's bulletin than before.
The slow progress reported to. night ie part of the uninterrupted improvement which must contin for some few days before confidence in remand to the ultimate result can lished. As is made clear in the medical statement from the "British Journal and Lancet." row surer grounds for, hope. Every slight impevcemon' Acted la the taily bal Latins is ome more stop in the ight direction.
Dr, Hewitt and De Woods again administered the therapy tre ment this evening.
Lancet" concludes with the follow:
British dical Journal and An authoritative statement in tha ing sentence: "The dangerous phases of the King's illness have been surmounted, and there are increasingly solid grounds for hoping that. his recovery will result from this long, and anxious struggle,"
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