Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

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men are prone to take the disorder, large
portions of the world have remained for
centuries entirely free from il, until Ut
length il was imported, and that it then
infailibly diffused and established itself
in those parts.
OF the more modern history of the dis
ease our knowledge 10 more precise and
sure. 1t tends uniformly to the same
conclusion. There was no small -pox in
the New World before its discovery by
Columbus in 1909. In 1917 the disease
was imported into San Domingo. Three
years later, in one of the Spanish expedi.
tons from Cuba to Mexico negro covered
with the postules of smallpox was landed
on the Mexican coast. From him the
disease spread with such desolatiOn, that
within very short time, according to
Robertson, three millions and half OF
people were destroyed in that kingdom
alone. Smallpox was introduced into
Ireland in 1907, when 10000 persons
we're carried off by its ravages-more
than fourth part Of the whole pOpula-
ton of the island. 1t reached Greenland
still later, appearing there for the first
time in 1888, and spreading so fatally
as almost to depopulate the country,
Evidence to the same effect is furnished
by the results of vaccination in some
countries. To take one instance: Vacci.
nation was adopted in Denmark in 1901,
and made compulsory in 1910. From
that time smallpox disappeared alto.
gether for fifteen years, whereas, during
the twelve years preceding the introduc.
ton of the preventive disorder, upward oil
5000 persons died of the smallpox in
Copenhagen alone.-Nineteenth Century