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JACOB WILLIMaN, r.. 81
10. y. P. for Q. q.

tn the Defendants, ]. W. SPRAGUE and W. D.
sPRAGUE: Take notice that the summons In this
aciion, together with the complaint therein re-.
ferred 10, was fled In the ONCE Of The Clerk OF the
Conrl of Common Pleas for the County OF Charles
TON id the state OF south Carolina, on the
eiohteenlh day OF February, 1873.
- PRESLEY, LORD 1EGLESBY,
faba7ss Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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TlHE END OF ALL HUMAN SUFFER-
ING NEAR AT HAND. 80 . q

BY the recent addition Of Carbollc Acid to the,
for the last forty.nve years has been considered
by all who have used 1t without dissenting
voice to be the most e1 :aordnary in its curative
properties ever discovered, co ppound has been
formed, which in Its electrical effect In the cure
Of all External Diseases has startled and amazed
the world. 90 900
This remedy is warranted to give satisfaction
In every instance, or the money Will be refunded.
Price 26 cents per Box For sale by all Drug.
elsts. D0WlE, NOISE d DAVIS,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8. O.
jan25.B ~ i,
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TRUSTEES:

TRUSTEES:
MORRIS FRANKLIN. Pre- iGent OF the New YolH
Life Insurance Company.
DAVID DOWS.. David BOWS & Co., Flour Mer.
chants,) 20 South street.
ISAAC @. KENDALL ,tMerchant) Union Build
iugs, corner william and Pine.
DANIEL 8. MILLER. .(Late Dater, Miller Co.,
Grocers.)
HENRY Z. BOGERT. .(Bogert & KneeandJ 40
william street.
JOHN MARS. (Merchant,) 20 South street.
WILLIAM d. APPLETON. .(Appleton Co., Pub
lshers,) $40 and Sol Broadway.
ROBERT B. COLLINS. Collins Bros, station
ers) $40 Broadway.
WILLIAM MBAR1ON...... (BankerJ 80 Wall street.
WILLIAM A. BOOTH. .(Booth & Edgar) 100 Wall
street.
GEORGE A. OSGOOD. .lBanker,) IS Broad street.
HENRY BOWERS. ..... .tBanker,) SO Broad street.
CHARLIE. L. ANTHONY. (Anthony Hall, Dry
0ood.,) 81 Leonard street.
SANFORD COBB. President Eagle Fire Insurance
Company, II Wall street.
EDWARD MARTIN. .(cragln Co., ProVisions')
400 West Twelfth street.
EDWIN HOYT... .(uoyt, Sprsgues Il Co., Dry
Goods) 100 Franklin street.
q. B. CLAFLIN. "a. B. Clafiin Co., Dry Goods,)
corner Church and Worth streets.
). F. SEYMOUR. Il. F. Seymour 3 Co.) IS war
rem street.
CORNELIUS r. BoGERT, N. D.,..s 81. Marks
Place.
WILLIAM II. BEERS...vice President OF the New
York LifeInsurance Company.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
VIM. H. BEERS, vice-Pres't & Act'y.
THEODORE NJ. BANTA, Cashier
D.O'DELL, Superintedento ofAgencIes.
c. R. BOGERT, M. D., Medical Exams
GEO. WILKES, M. ID. I
CHAs. WRIGHT, NJ. D., Asst Med. EXT.
THOMAS FROST,
GENERAL AGENT,
No 4 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON.
JOHN l.. DAWSON, NJ. ID. m.s E,am,s.
r. L. PARKER, n. D.,
mch8.s5
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

YJYHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF CHARLESTON-C0URT OF
COMMON PGEAs.-THOMAS 9: BARRETT and
THEODORE D. OHESWELL, Oopartners under
the name of BARRETT & CRESWELL, plaintiffs,
against p q. fLAHERTY. Defendsnt-Copy
summons, for money demand. [Complalnt not
To P. Il. FLAHERTY, the defendant in this
action: You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint In this action
which Ia lled In the office or the Clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas for said County, and 10
serve q copy Of your answer on the subscribers
at their once, No. 2l Broad street, Charleston.
- o., within twenty days after the service OF
this summons on You, exclusive OF the day OF
n Won fail to answer this complaint within the
time Aforesaid, the plaintln will take Judgment
a0ntHst you for the sum OF thirte hundred and
sixty. Eight SO. 100 dollars and costs.
Dated charleston, February II, 1873.
PRESLEY, LpRS lNGLESBY,
- Plaintiffs Attorneys.
JACOB WILLIAM, II. 81
G. q. @. p. for y. O.
Tn the defendant, P. q. FLAHERTY: TAKE
rotice thas the summons In CHS action, 10.
Gather with the complaint therein referred, was
fiied In the once OF the Clerk OF the Court OF
Gornrnon Pleas for the County OF Charleston, IN
the. state of south Carolina, on the seventeenth
day Of February, A. D. 1879.
~'' - -PRESSLEY, LORD INGLESBY,
Charleston, February II, 1878. fsoa2-ss
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Mr. NJ. 8. VALENTINE, Richmond, Va.
CHARLESTON, s. O., september II, 1s7a

n Dear al S sir-i have made quite an extensive trial
OF your "Meat Juice' during the past summer
particularly 10 those p.otracted and exhsusttng
dl. g .ses incident 10 Infancy and childhood, nso
has resulted ia q preference for your .tnesS
JuiceD above all the EXTRACTS which nave htner.s
TO used. so far, II has lully come up 70 q! tAasi
has been claimed for 1t, and II Its preparation e
Conducted with the same care, and the purity Of
the materials maintained as heretofore, j have
no doubt its use will ue greatly extended.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
+, n. ROBERTSON. Nd, u
Professor OF Gynecology and clinical 0b1tetftc1
10 the Medical College OF the State OF Soutn
Carolina. .a' - {: est.ic a't-H,p
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Eiat Of Eelters.

list OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the Posto1nre at Charleston, for the week
enung March q, 1878, and printed o1ficially
in THB DAILY NEWS as the newspaper having
the largest circulation IN the City OF Charles
ton. Persons calling for Letters 10 this List
should state that they are Advertised"
WOMENiS LIST
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Sntels
OOLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, 8. G.

NOLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, q. ..
This we'll known Hotel, situated In the centre OF
convenience and comfort to travellers on ousl
ness or pleasure. -,
polite and etacent assistants, pledges himael 70
snare no Mains iu its management, TO sustain the
hieh reputation 80 long enjoyed by the "Colum.
bia,n as q first class house. ,,,,-.
Attached to the house is handsome bililolo
Room. furnished with three OF Phelan Collan-
dar's best and most improved Tables.
Bathing Rooms equalled by none In the city.
WIN. GORMAN, Proprietor.
E. T. BuRDELL, late OF Charleston Hotel. !" ana
JAs F. GADsDEN, AaBistan's. Isola
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UPHOLSTERY and CARPET
DEPARTMENT..

DEESAtSl u .
rull Lines of WINDOW sHADEs, Lace and Dam.
ua,r Cloth. Furniture Damasks, Reps, &c.
Tapestry Body and Velvet Carpets, at reduced
prices u,,,, o,.,o,. =. .o
All WsSths,of American and English OIL Cloths
White, Checked and Figured sAattings, from 26
eSS lou our Carpet and Upholstery Department is
In charpe of q competent man, whose WORK Will
be guaranteed to give satls1actlon.
To the Trade we are Offering the best selected
Stock OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
" DOMESTIC GOODS,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
MILLINERY AND WHITE GOODS.
STRAW GOODS, &C.,
AT Prices to compete with any Jobbing House
North.
The display Of our SPRING GOODS will be at
tractiye and complete, as all GOODS have been
selected with the utmost care.
Respectfully yours,
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT 6 co.
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QUARANTINE eY7I@ IA
CHARLESTON, November 20, 1672 j

MR. n. 8. VALENTINE: -. 3.''
Dear Sir-Your samples Of 'Neat 1uicep wore
received through the pollteness OF your sgent,
and used very freely during the summertn emo.
lera infantum, low forms OF fever and Other dts-
eases peculiar to this climate
Icheerfully add my testimony TO ita dleteuc
value, and regard your "Aeat Prepsrasionn p. %
great benefit, not only In infantie, but also IN
adult practice. 1t ia with pleasure that + can
recommend its use to the profession generely
from past experience and the happy results IN my
practice. Very respectfully, &c.
ROBEkT LEBBY, II. D.,
Health Ofncer. Hsrbor Of Charleston.
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onr DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT comprises the
,o,es, s,v,es NJ pECALES. Lawns. Muslins, press
linens. Sheetines, Shirtings. Prints. Table Dam.
asks. Towels Napkins, FROM lng Linens. gimitlea,
Piano and Tablecovsrs, in all sizes, Flannes,
Quilts, &c.
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Bernhardt, Mr.
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Berg, Annie
Beamish, Miss
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Butler, Mary
Buck, Sophia
Bun. Josephine
| Gallo Say, Sarah
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| Cammer.Le iora
| Ch3mbera, Lucy
Cllne, Mary
C0yne, Mrs 1hos
Cox. Carollae A
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Connolly, Julia
Cooper, Octavia
ConBers, Emma
Creed. Ma,gte
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| Cuthbert, Mary
DePas , Jennie
| Drake, Wary
| DuyaL Fau-riDe
Dubose. Maria I
Edward, Louisa
Eddibgs, Susan
Fall. Sarah
Flsh.-r. Martha
Fitch. Mrs N F
Ford, AlVira
Foster. hargret
francisco, Julia
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1Dianos, Organs. &r.
PIANOS AND ORGANS,

Furnished at factory prices for casn, OF ~
Monthly Payments, on the most lioefa. s, us
~ oBARLEs L. BcOLENAHAH,
Piano and Music Store,
No. 19l King street,
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NaE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

gTlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CHARLESTON-COURT OF
G1SsHON PLEAS.-HERMANN BULWINKLE,
Plaintin, against J. W. sPRAGUE; Dete1aanIm ~,
70 ]. ". SPRAGUE, the Defendant in this &C
tIon: You are hereby summoned and required 70
snsxar the complaint In this action which is filed
tn the oflice of the Clerk OF the Court OF Common
Pleas for the said County, and to serve copy OF
youf answer on the subscribers, at their ONCE
No. q Broad street, Charleston, 8. O., Witnln
twenty days after the service Of this summons on
won. exolustye Of the day or service.
m Won fail TO answer this complaint within the
time a, ,oressid, the Plain ID will take judgment
against you for the sum Of ffsy-three 67-lO0 dol
lara with interest at the rate OF twelve per cent
ner annum, from the eighteenth day OF February,
one thousand eight hundred and seyenty-three,
and costs.
dated UharlestoR. 18th February. 1878.
PRESLEY. LORD INGLESBY,
PlaintiH,s AttQrneYH.
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3NJ0B WItEfM4N,I IL. ST.
@. @. O. P, for Y. @.

To the Defendant, J. W. sPRAGUE: Take no.
tice that the summons in this action, together
With the complaint therein referred to. was 1led
in the ONCE or the Clerk OF the Court OF Com mon
plea, FOR the County OF Charleston, III the State
of South Carolina, on the eighteenth day OF Feb
ruary, n D. 1873. -, -.
Charlesron, February 18th, 1878.
@P PRESLEY LORD INGLESBY,
feb22-se Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Gtate Motires.
N ROCLA ID A ITO N.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In conformity with Section so Of Chapter LXIlI.
page 3I8 OF the General Statutes. do hereby
name Messrs WILLIAM E. EARLE, ALEXAN.
DER MoBEE, THOMAS N. COX and @. ". TAY.
L0R, Jr., Commissioners to receive Subscrip.
tions for the Capital Stock OF the "Grcnv;lle and
Gap Creek Turnpike Company" chartered at the
last session OF the General Assembly, and do ap.
point the first Monday In April next as the day on
which slla Commissioners shall open Subscription
Books at the Law Office OF Messrs. Earle Il
Blythe. at Greenvie, 8. o. for the purl ose OF re.
ce!vlng Subscriptions 10 the Capital Stock OF said
Company.
Now, therefore, each and every OF the Commis'
sloners above named are hereby required, with
stricregardto the laws Of the State touching their
duty In zach case, to cause the said Subscription
Books tc ue opened at the time aud place above
named.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Great Seal 10 be
affixed at Columbia, this Goth day OF
IL. 81 March, A. d. 1873, and in the ninet
seventh year Of the Independence Of the
United States OF America.
BY the Governor: FRANKLIN J. MOSES. JR.
q. E. HAYNE, Secretary OF state. moh22.1
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Mnsie Books.
CHEERFUL VOICES FOR SCHOOLS.
GEMS OF STRAUSS! ALL BUY IT. T..

There Ia no mis-. cLARK'6 take abeut
the remarkable character Of this N0DEL In.
sTRUoroN BOOK. NEW From the nrst
1t has taken the lead selling largely, and elicit
ing high CON- METHOD mendations
from those well qualified to Judge. Musical Wrt:
ters for the papers FOR say: 'ikely 70
become as popular as Richsrdsou's." ''Ths very.
book p'-"Among REED notices, evsfy
article has Justly placed 1t far above any similar
book."-"Atsracts ORGANS. and allures
the pupll."-''overnowing with pure melodies"
PRICE $3.50. For sale everywhere.
SPARKLING RuBiEs FOR SABBATH soHeoLs.
II MUSICAL TREASURED ALL TRY TIL
OLIVER DITSON co., Boston.
OHAs. q. DITSON co., Ill Broadway, n. 7.
mch27.swlyrD&w
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Al! kinds Of LINEN, DUCKS. DRILLS, &c.

Our CLOTH DEPARTTENT Ia the largest aud
best selected ever brought TO this market, pelng
o specially.
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RespectiuIly announce their grand opening OF
q very large and choice selected STOCK OF sPKlNG
GOODS. viz:
(Black aud Color, Tafreta SILKS
@ Black and CO!ored Gros Grain
all the new shades Of Coored SILKS
Q Sple. did SILK fnr evening wear
3 Full Lines of Fancy and Japanese silks
u All C0lors and shades OF Grisflle MIX. ,,,
Pla1u and satin Striped Black and Colored SILK
Notwithstanding HeW.
~ Full Lines OF Lenos, Japanese, grenadines
9 Spring popllus Mohair Goods, Mozampques
< the new stylts Of alpine Japanese
Full Line OF new styles Linen Dress Goods
= Mourning Goods In all grades.
Newest fashions in Satin Striped Victoria ana
pigues Muls, swlsses, Nalnsooks, Plain and Plaid
CRmbrics
Emil Line Of the new Shades of Trimming, Scarf
and sash RIBBONS, never before In style-some
thing new.
Fu;l and excellent assorted stock OF TIES:
Scarfs N, ok Handkerchiels, all In the newest
styles and shades.
Full stock OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS and Hat
Jet Ornaments.
HANDKEROHIEes, Llsle Thread, silk and Tai
feta GLOVES.
Full Line of HOSIERY and NOTIONS carefully
selected 10 suit this market, Introducing all the
novelties.
Particular attention has been paid In the selec.
tion of our stock OF CLOTHS. Oasslmeres, Doe,
skins, Tweeds, Battsts. for Gents aud Boys
wear, for Spring and Summer Su Is.
An kinds OF LINEN, DUCKS. DRILLS, &c.
Our CLOTH DEPARTMENT Ia the largest aud
best selec,ed ever brought TO this market. being
q specially.
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Drnss ano Meslrinfs.
Drn9s and Meslrl1fs.
MEDICINE AND FOOD COMBINED:
M 81 = -.
q -
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE.
TESTIMONY OF CHARLESTON PHYSICIANS.

This valuable preparation, recently discovered,
has been extensively tested here and throughout
the country during the past summer, and has
fully merlted the character claimed for It. s
Each bottle contains the juice Of four pounds OF
the best besf, exclusive Of fat. cJTs
Mr. Valentine, the patentes and proprietor OF
this preparation, has in his possession numerous
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ing are presented to the readers OF TIE NEWS,
who will need no further assurance OF the quality
and eflcacy OF the article here offered: -
CHARLESTON, 8. O., September %, 1917.
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ceye by express specimens or your "Aeat Juice0
for trial. Ihave not thus far acknowledged your
kind communication for the simple reason to4ti
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/ have, IN the meantime tested your 'Prapara-
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experience has been, that In ell cases where sup
poft Ia demanded, whether In the teethinG child
or the adult worn down BY disease, your '.Ptepa..
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Particular attention has been paid In the selec-
tion of our stock OF CLOTHS, Oassimeres, Doe.
pkins, Tweeda, BattIsts. f"r Cents aud Boys
wear. for Spr .ng and Summer Su IS.
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Fu,, Line OF HOSIERY and NOTIONS carefully
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novelties.
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WOMENiS LIST.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
flor The Sunday Republican.
Tha Hoafhau EhinRR

SEhe heathen Chinee has come among lis
IN siuumbers without Dumber." Bret Hartc
suss Sold us that for ''wayS that are dark
. 1z&f tricks that are vain he IS pecu-
Jar" Int believe that for CLOCKS that are
. SSAser and tails that are long, his popularity
~ that respect increases tentold. The
ki.sathen is intuitiveIy smart. lie washes,
81 IRONS and he sews. Even in our courts
81 @s1tcs'l He can talk Mclean English,
INA, and can beat any" Mclean man at a
game OF poker.
'1n his first appearance IN this city he was
sIs5ES& upon as great curiosity. Every
iI,g,{y used 10 stop, look and laugh at him.
1rsss poor heather was particularly torment
@ ua Ry the cruel newspaper boys. Every
s5cay Clilaman they would meet was sure
~ be saluted with the not very compliment
xry "'cIusher'' of "Chineeman with the
inD4lkey nose, run away with bag OF
stlothes.r
I remember some time ago one of these
sens If the FlOwery Realm was sitting on
JuA Of the iron benches in Jackson square,
0seR up comes a newsboy, who tied
Fa2ng pigtail to the bench in numerous
lsIots. After many painful efforts, poor
&shahg succeeded i'll untying his appendage,
zBp=nIGting all the time demee boYee,
s}snCe Ooyee"
Eihe everybody else, the heather is now
tsihrDing, or rather experiencing, that
Sweet is pleasure after pain"
81. is no more looked upon as a curiosity,
fisr he has been Americdnized, and soon
will ice worthy citizen of this great and
asaneficeut republic. Already have they
established several firms in our city, which
sssa TO be doing thriving business, and
4 Is hoped that with their peculiar inge
sanity, coupled with energy. perseverance
sssd sudUstry. they will prove valuable
S0embers TO the community at large. Csc
"nxeS. SAen. tor the Heather
+. NJ, jR.
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superior District Court.
Meeting in st. John the Baptist.

Pursuant to call of the president, the
Parish Executive Committee, Republican
party, parish of st. John the Baptist met
at the courthouse of the parish, January %
1873 and was called to order by the presl-
dent at IL NJ. President G. w. Combs in
the chair.
The roll was called, and the following
members answered to their names:
First ward-A. C. Babcock. +. Matthew
and Joseph Jones.
Second ward-G. w Combs. D. ". VIII
iiams and James Woods.
Third ward-Richard Gordon. Evan Cal
win and Moses Randall.
Fourth ward-Sterling Glover. Coleman
Butler and James Cole.
Fifth ward-John Ben. John Hall and j..
J. johnson.
Sixth ward-Tony Smith. Willian Ill!
and John CayOlle.
Eighteen members present, thus consti.
tuting the entire committee.
The president informed the committee of
the object of its meeting by reading the
writ OF election of Governor Kellogg, rela'
tive to the election Of a Senator from this
senatorial district in place of 5. NJ. Todd,
expelled, and also the call for a senatorial
nominating convention, in compliance with
the above writ of election, to nominate one
Senator, said convention to assemble at st.
Charles parish on the twenty-seventh in
slant.
The president declared the convention
ready to proceed to any business which
might be brought before it.
On mott N of John Hall, Mr.. d. l.. Ehr-
man was Omitted to take his seat as a
member of the committee from the fifth
ward, vice j. j. johnson, removed from the
ward.
On motion of A. C. Babcock the commit
tee then proceeded to the election of four
delegates to the said convention.
Messrs. Coleman Butler. John Ben, G. w.
Combs and Hon. Henry Demas were nomi-
mated. and by reclamation, were unani-
mOusly elected.
A motion prevailed authorizing the presi-
dent to appoint four alternates, who APP
pointed Messrs. BabcOck, EhrmaD, I. Smith
and Matthew
On motion of A. C. Babcock, it was re-
solved that a copy of the proceedings of
this meeting be forwarded by the secretary
for publication to the New Orleans REPUB-
LICAN and State Register, and the commit
tee, on motion, adjourned subject to the call
of the president.
GEORGE w. COMBS, President.
A. G.. BABCOCK, Secretary.
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The Smallpox and Vaccination.

The following propositions are offered as
matters of belief. and some Of them as mat.
ters Of records
I. Without vaccination, one death In Cen
would be the result of smallpox.
.. Without vaccinations nineteen out OF
twenty would have smallpox
3. Without VACCINE ton, slxtT-seven per
cent of the cases of smallpox would be
fatal.
4. With vaccination, not two per sent of
the inhabitants will take small pex-
.. With vaccination, the percentage OF
deaths from smallpox is only about eight of
the two per cent who will take it.
8. larger percentage of those who have
had smallpox will have the secondary dis"
ease than of those who have been vacoi-
mated. That is to say, vaccinia is a better
prevention of varloloid than smallpox is.
To Humanized virus is more likely to take
than the original virus from the cow
8. Humanized virus, whether it takes or
not, does not produce such severe consti-
tutional symptoms as primary cow virus
does.
9. 1t Is not proved that either humani1ed
its protective effects.
To- There are certain individuals who do
not seem susceptible of variola.
lle There are certain individuals who do
not seem susceptible Of vaccinations
IL. The taking of small pox after vacciDao
ton is no proof that second vaccination
would have succeeded
l3o a successful revacciaatfon Is no proof
that the individual Teraccinate6 would
have taken small pox.e-Bos!oa .Medica! and
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