davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-06-02
GUARDsMEN AS BAILIFFS.

1t is this fact which compels the au.
thOrities to turn to the more reliable
and steadier troops at their command
in the shape OF two regiments OF
Guards now in Dublin. Scarcely a
day passes that does not find . body
of these superb troops speeding TO
some country districts to discharge
the ignoble duty of protecting an un-
sayory bailiff in the dirty work of
throwing into the road the misera BILE
furniture of a mud cabin. Amid all
this confusion and suspense there is
grimly ludicrous. The Government
under the provision of the Coercion
act, which has done no good, are
throwing the leaders of the agitation
Int prison, and yet with all the means
at their command, they cannot guar
antee the security of life and property.
Outrages arc becoming alarmingly
frequent. There is, not single in
stance of guilty person having been
brought to justice since the passags OF
the Coercion act the League openly
breaches 3 universal strike against
rem, and the landlords are making the
best bargains they. can with the ten
ants the most extravagant demands
which, on the last gale day were re
jected with contempt, are now accept
ed with readiness. Indeed, the land
lord is glad Of any rents at all.
The Kilmallock Land League has
started . movement for piesenting
Father Shsehey,th imprisoned priest.
with national testimonial.
Ats Land meeting at Duncannon
county, Wexford, to-day, Canon Doyle
said the Land bill was one of the
greatest Shams ever passed through
the House of Commons.
Dempsey, the farmer, who took land
from which the tenant had been eyict-
ed, was fred at from behind a hedge
in county Galway, and killed.
The Magistrate in charge OF the
military and police at the recent expo
ditiOn sent to execute eviction DEGREES.
has been suspended for neglect OF
duty. There will he no formal ap
pointment to the Secretary ship of the
Land League. Quinn will discharge
Brennsn's duties.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-06-02

Vanderbilt owns S67 600, 900 in U. S.
bonds. That's healthy. We, guess
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-06-02

A NEW State law authorisss the pay
ment of bounty of fifty cents from
the dog tax fund for every hawk
killed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-06-02

A fine stock HAMBUEGU EDG-
INGS, and INSERTINGS, very low.
Torch on, Valencennes, Vermecella,
Spanish, aud good variety ofLACES
and EDGINGS, rich and cheap.
MAGIC RUFFLING,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09
lFor the Dis9atcb.l
The virginia Industrial Exhibition

This important enterprise is gradually
working It's way 10 success; and nelwith-
standing the fact that it is the work OF three
or four OF the officers OF the First regi-
ment, the proportions It has already
reached have shown what determined effort
can do. The armOry building has been
pusbed forward, and Will certainly be
ready for occupancy By October 10Th. The
regiment has contracted for a large amount
OF extra work on it, and the building Will,
in itself, reflect great credit on the city.
But i'm order to show 10 the people Of Rich
mond that they are not an Organizauon for
pIay and shOw only, they have taken bold Of
an enterprise which. IL successful, Will do
more substantial good TO our city than any
thing else that Will happen during the COM
ing Centennial celebration. As 10 itS success,
we NAV say that it is assured in so far as
an exhibition is concerned. Sufficient space
has already been applied for TO insure good
exhibition, but il i not complete. Now, II
behooyes our manuilcturers-all Of them
TO come forward. and, even at sacrifice TO
themselves, TO make an exhibit at this time
that will do credit to our city and them
selves. IL must not be said by our visitors,
whose good report we want, that Rich
mond made an exhibition OF her industries,
but il was very small. IL must be grand
EXPOSITION OF what we are doing, and it will
astoniSh not only the strangers and citi-
zeus Of our own State, but Will surprise
even ourselves to know what i going
on in our midst. While many or Us are
dreaming OF a future for our city, there are
quiet workers here who are sending the
product Of their factories 10 distant places.
| These are the secrets Of a cOuntry's wealth,
the conversion OF H. labor into money, and
It is these great and powerful elements OF
Pour material prosperity that we desire
placed prominently forward at the time
when Richmond shall be tecmlng win VS.
! itoTs. Above all. let our manufacturers oil
tobacco respond to this call. Never again,
perhaps, will they have such an opportunity
TO do so great a good TO their city a. well a.
| themselves.
Known a. Richmond is throughout the
world as one OF the largest tobacco manu-
featuring cities, it is especially necessary
that this branch Of our industries should be
well exhibited, aud we trust that every one
OF our factories will be represented win q
large and handsome display Of their differ
ent brands. What an opportunity Tor some
OF them, a. an advertisement "a plan pur'
sued by LOrllard few weeks ago., to have
made up small Centennial plug 10 DC gwen
away.
Let our tobacconists SEE TO ii that Rich
mond loses none Of her prestige In this
exhibition as a market for manufactured
tobacco. And 80 with our iron.workers,
the Tredegar, and Tanner, and Talbot, and
Etlenger, and Johnson, and numbers oi
Others. The Old Dominion Nal-Works
have alreldy applied for space. Let alf oi
our people give the Industrial Exhibition
helm. and the affair Is a success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

MAYORS Court, August SM.-squire j. X.
PeIdue presided in this court yesterday IN
the absence OF Mayor TAYLOR, and the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
Bona Howell (white) was arraigned on a
complaint charging him with the larceny OF
A silver watch, the property OF Il. ;. Brown.
Il appeared that Mr.. Brown was engaged IN
some Job on Hull street, aud the weather
being oppressive be had pulled of his vest
containing the watch. and hung II on post.
Something required his absence for a mo-
mept, and on his return both articles had
disappeared. There was no direct testimony
against Howell, only suspicious cireum.
stances indicating him as the abduetor oil
the property. He was discharged.
James Singer and William Malone were
charged with q disturbance OF the peace,
accompanied BY mspiiesta'iOns 0i more Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING or TIE NEW CITY CONSERVATIVE
COMMITTEE TO-NIGHT.- receutly-elect-
ed City Committee Will meet tonight ut
S:l5 at the sheGIl's Office Circuit Court
room) for organization and to prepare for
the coming canvass.
The following gentlemen constitute the
committee:
Marshall Ward.-G. Watt Taylor, John
u. Whitehead, John Pitt. John A. Mean.
ley, and A. J. Vaughan.
jefferson Ward. William W. Wood,
Alexander Il. Wells, Benjamin II. Nash, II.
c. Adams. and w. c. Morris.
Madison W0rd.-John Bel Bigger, John
b. Cary, Wyncham X. Meredith, Andfew
PIZzini, Jr., and K. L. Daniel, Jr.
Monroe Wdrd.-PeytOn Wise, TsZcwell
ElIeIt, Charles MIlhser, p. Z. Dupuy, and
James LYONS, Jr.
Ciqy Wnrd-C. Z. Hill, L. +. Edwards,
George j. Hooper, Jr., Samuel q. Paul, and
Thomas p. Campbell.
Jackson lYdrd.-H. W. Lubbock, John
L. Epps, r. I. Pemberton, 7. II. Blank
Cnship, aud Joseph Burroughs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09
READ TIE FOLLOWING:

READ HE fOlLON lNb
BAINBRDGE. y. Y, March 22. 1851.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN.KILLER RtreT JdIS t0 dr-
stomach. JOSEPH BCkDiTT.
NICHoLVILLE, Y. Y. February 2, 1881.
The rerY best medicine | know OF for cyStntery.
cholera morbus, and cramps IN the stomach Have
JULIUS W. DEE.
NOINGoNA. Iowa, March Il, 1881.
have used your PAIN.KILLER in severe cases OF
crtup. collie, and choera-ihprGus' ana ~ gave AL
most instant relief. J.. r 'Ai'oN Ill
GAINESVILLE, GA, February 2S. 1881.
For twenty wear, have u.ed your PAIN KILLER
in ms family. Have used u many Time, Tor boWei
complaints, and il 0itc1yS cures. N9dd n9t Itei
safe without a borle In 'hr houSe. j. Il. I'VE.
SACO, ME.. January %. 1881:
Pave used PERRY DAVIS PAIN-kILLER ior
twelve wears. 10 is SAFE, sure, ana Ttitd1tt' NO
mother should allow ii to be out Of lhe AMY yvvre
ONEIDA, y. Y. February O. 1881.
We began using it over thirty years ago; ana II
always gives immediate relief Would hardly dare
to 20 TO bed without i bottle IN the house ou'e,r,,1.
CoEwAYBoRo', :. C.. February %, 1881.
I'm the 6osse. DIR. L. MORTON
UNITED STATES CONSULATE.(
CREFIELD. RHENIsH PRUSSIA. Feb. {. Ssl.
have known FERRY pHNis abd afie1
wears of observation and use regard It's presence III
my household as az n,I nsgssSg ss,e.
BURTON on. TRENT. ENGLAND.
had been several days suffering severely from
disrrhora, accompanied vi b intense PAIN Wheh !
tried Your PAIN KILLER ane found aSs5 %6SF TSItn'
relief H. -. N'ONH'
2l MOSTAGUE STREET, ONDOS, ENGLAND:
Imrips a residence Of tweniy-hree ears IN lnoli
have given it in Tany cases Of disrrhGi; Nv sen
fery and cholera and never knew It 70 iml 70 give
reIyef Il. CLARlDGE.
NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
TIJiS INVALUABLE REMEDY. Its price brings
IL within the reach OF AL. For sale by all druggists
az PERRY DAVIS 4 son. Proprieiors,.
a. 81 eodiSei Providence K. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

Personal AND BRIEF LoCALs.-Townsend
Cox. ESD, Commissioner Of the Department
of Public CHARITIES and Corrections OF New
York city, and Dr.. Thomas ii. Allen, OF the
Medical Board Of the Charity Hospital.
Blackwelfs Island, are at the Exchange
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Purcell and daughter
Miss Matte Purcell, have gone 10 Saratoga,
whence they Will make tour through the
North.
Mr.. Meade Haskius left last evening for
The White Sulphur.
Mr.. II. NJ. smith, Jr.. rising yOuus
Iawyer, left on Saturday night for Blacks
burg COLLEGE, wnere on Iue,dly evening
he will deliver the address before the Socl'
ety Of the Alumni.
A. Y. stokes, Esq.. left on Saturday for
the Rock bridge Alum Springs.
Mr.. w. NJ. Maben is at the Old sweet
Springs, West Va.
A disgraceiu sight is the great number
Of young men smoking around church'
doors on Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09
Tho Richmora Yaehferr.

THE TRIP or THE OLD DOMINION CLUB DOWN
THE RIvER-sCENBs AND INCIDENTS on TBR
wAY-sAmING or TIE "BACHELORs."
A gentleman oi this city who went down
the river Friday evening with the Old Do
miniOn Fishing and Yacht Club, and who,
together with several other passengers OF
the steamship Wyanoke, enjoyed the hospi.
talities Of our Richmond yachtsmen ss far
as City Point, gives the following account
OF the trip: The party mbarked at Rock
etts on the schooner Miniya Miles. Captain
Miles-the same vessel used by the Club two
years ago, on their memorable cruise when
they encountered the fearful storm OF the
18th OF August, which for several days after
created 90 much anxiety here for the
safety OF those on board. In tow
of the Wyanoke, they proceeded down
the river, and were greeted with salutes
from all the craft aud many OF the landings
until their arrival at City Point. There the
excursionisls were met by Captains-Schmitz
and Anthony, Of the monitor fleet, who
took the party in charge and escorted them
aboard one OF the largest iron. clads, where
pleasant hour was spent In its inspection.
II was indeed a treat for nearl7 The whole
party, as but few, II any, had ever had such an
opportunity before. After remaining about
two hours at City Point, the Wyanoke, with
the Miles still IN tow, steamed down the
river. the Richmond boys saluiing the moni-
tor fleet with quite a brilliant display OF
fireworks. About O'Clock Saturday morn
ing OF Newport News the yalchtsmen east
"A their tow line and babe adieu 10 their
WyanOke friends. burning number OK
fireworks as a parting Salutaiion. The last
seen OF them by those on board OF the
steamer their stauncb little craft was
beaded for the Cape' under press OF cam
vas, going at lively rate before spanking
breeze.
The following gentlemen compose the par
ty: Commodore John +. Mayer (of the firm
OF G.. W. Allen Il Co., Richmond agents OF
the Old Dominion Steamship Company; ;.
McG. Fisher, treasurer OF the club; Ed
ward II. Fisher. secretary; Il. III. Dues
berry. Ira w. Blount, james II. Capers,
Charles West, Captain f. a. Drew, Julian
Binford, and Maurice Claggell. MIR. Robert
II. Fisher, auditor Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company, is a guest Of the
Club, and forms one OF the party. Their
cruise. during which they will yisi; CobO's
Island and other points, will last about two
weeks.
The Bachelors Fishing and Yacht Club
left the city Sunday morning for Hampton
Roads. the Capes, and CObb'S Island for a
season Of reireShment lasting over week.
Their crafl-the sloOp Flora Pre9more,
CAPTAIN MOntgOmcry-wa kindly given a
tow down the river by the steamship Man
haitian. Captain Kelly. Of the Old Dominion
steamship Line. The yOyagcrs departed in
high hopes Of good time generally, and
fully prepared for any reasonable emer-
gency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

MEETING OF HENRICO SCHOOL BOARD
The annual meeting Of the HenricO County
School Board was held at the county court
house yesterday. The Board proceeded to
audit its yearly accounts, with the eXCep.
tion OF that OF the treasurer u the Board,
which had to lie over until the next meet
ing, owing 10 the failure Of the County
Court to approve the delinquent tax list.
The accounts OF the district clerks were
also examined Snd approved. Estimates Of
the amount OF money ntces> Iry for schools
the coming session were received from
three OF the districts. They ask for fifteen
cents on the 500 worth Of property for dis
trict purposes, and 1--WE cents on the 500
worth Of property for county purposes.
The other district (BrOoklInd) will prOba-
bly, ask for tbe same.
The Board then adjourned to meet again
next Saturday, when these e>tlmates will
be laid before the Board Of Supervisors
which meets on that day.
IL Will he gratifying TO the friends OF the
Henrico public schools TO know that they
are now free of debt and that the approach
ing session will probably last nIne months.
From the report Of Daniel L. Gardn'r,
ESQ, county superintendent, the following
interesting statistics relative 10 the session
lust ended were obtained Whole number
Of pupils enrOlled-whitc, LIP; C)lOrcd,
9S7. Average daily attendance-white.
GAG; colOred, 5j7. Number OF schools 10
operatiOn-whue, 81 cOiOled, ~. Teach.
ers- white, SO; COlored, IA. Average
length OF session, 6s months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

TgMPERANCB Exclusion TO POINT OF
FORK.-PLenix Lodge, No. 81, Good
Templars. will have an excursion this morn.
inc TO Point OF Fork, on the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad. The train will leave
Eighth street at 7:30 O'Clock and will reach
here on the return at SP. N. \ silk bat will
be given TO the handsomest young man and a
gold ring to the pretllest young lady pre-.
cent. There will be music by brass aud
strlug. band, addresses from temperance ORA
tors. boating, and fishing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

HENRCo COUNTY COERT.-The grand Jury
of the Henrico County Court Yesterday
found bills OF indictment as follows: The
Richmond and HenricO Turnpike and
Graded.Road Company for charging Illegal
tolls; Reuben Smith for seduction; Paul
MAYO for resisting an officer; Martin
Loughnane for resistlsg an officer; Eddie
Carr for malicious assault; Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company for obstIucting and
damaging a public road; W. j. Westwood
for obstrucling public road.
Owing TO the illness OF Judge Waddlll,
Judge Newman, OF Hanover, presided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

Gives more tone than auytbiog have ever used
or prescribed" saws Professor II. Goullon, N. d.,
Physician TO the Grand Duke cf saxohy, knight OF
the Iron Cross, etc.
The ,nsct Of the Coca borders upon the marvel
lous aud II not clearly authenticated by scientists
Il undoubted yerAcily would BE- altogether beyond
BELIEF says DIR. william :. Searle, Brooklyn, y. L.
Itis invaluable in head affections weakened men,
ory, dizziness, determ' m'na,ion Of blood TO the mead,
sick aud nervous headache. Al;o highly beneficial
IN palpiaon Of the heart aad other forms Of heart
disease, In neuralgia, dropslcal affections, paralysis
dyspepsia, monthly suffering, and blliousneSs. Be-
ware OF worthless limitations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09


POLICE COURT. The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Valentine Austin, drunk and beating
Margaret Badger, vas fined %.
Charles Rcsser was fined 50 for being
drunk and disOrderly on the streets; also
fined s. for heating susan Perkins, and
was required 10 give surety TO be Of future
good behavior.
Lettie johnson lcolored) was fined IS for
being drunk and disorderly on the street.
Joseph Deyine, assault and battery. The
case was continued Till to-day.
Ulysses Anderson (cOlOled) asSaulting
and attempting to cut John Huston with a
r,z0r, was fined s. and Jailed for Thirty
| days.
B. Gilman was fined 81 for creating dis
turbance IN the saloon OF +. A. ThOll.
Robert Mosby tcoored), assault and bat
terry, was fined 81.
Margaret Harris (colored), disordery
character, was jailed for three months in
| default OF surety.
Thornton Carter was fined s. for being
drunk.
Fined s..
Mat sins (colored), aSsauting and beating
| Tom Turner, was fined IS.
ID. O'COnnell, John Murphy, Aust Get
sey, II. Brown, and David Rick, the las
two coloredJ were fined g each for being
| drunk.
Daniel POckliugton was s. for bein2
drunk and disorderly. Required to give
surety for his good behavior.
Lewis Beverley. charged with aSsaultin2
and beating Patsey Yancy. Gaze continued
until to-day.
William Corbin, charged with being
drunk. Attachment issued for accused.
Nettie Bib, drunk and disorderly IL
the street. Attachment issued for accused
William Goodwin (colOred), charged witt
being drunk and dlsorderly and resisting
the police, was tined S2j.
Robert r. Gray ana Oliver Lacy (bott
colorpd), charged with attempting to rescue
prisoner from Officer Depriest, were senl
on to the grand jury and allowed bail in the
sum OF $500 each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

WALKER LIGHT GCARD.-This company
will turn out IN full force this afternoon
and go to Bon Air, where they viii try Their
expertBeSs at target.shOOting. quite large
number OF invited lady guests Will accom-
pany the boys in uniform, and the days
sports will close with supper at The hotel
and dancing in the pavilion. The trsla
leaves at 8 and returns at 10 L. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

TOURNAMENT AT Box AIR.-The second
tournament OF the season at the above resort
will take place August 3lst, and, Judging
from the former. this will be the great sue.
cess OF the season. 4 premium list OF $3.50
will be given, aud eacp knight will be re-
quired 10 pay q list fee OF SlO-tbe number
being limited to twenty i've knights.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

THE CONMsRCIAL CLUB.-A meeting OF
the Board OF Managers Of the Commercial
Club was held last nigbt-Nce-President
ThaXton presiding. The resignation OF Mr..
j. PendletOn Rogers as president-actlon
upon which has been delayed for several
months in the hope that he would retain the
posllion-was finally accepted, and Dir.
George D. ThaxtOn elected as his successor.
Mr.. John OFT was elected yice.Dresdent in
place OF Mr.. ThaXton, and Mr.. Clement
Brooke was chosen TO I'LL Mr.. Ou'' place IN
the Board OF Managers. Major Clay Drewry
WIS elected a member Of the Board vice
Mr.. Stephen b. Hughes, resigned. The
Club continues in tlOurishing condition,
with a membership Of over five hundred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

"INCOMPARABLY SUPERIOR 10 the trashy artl-
cles which are pAlmed upon the uubic IS The Srr-
diet Of Professor Duncan Campbell, NJ. ID, Ii. D.
(Presidsnt Royal College OF Physicians aud sur
geORs, Member General Council, University OF Edln'
burgh, etc, etc. IN regard n the LILBtG CO.'S Ar
NICATED EXTRACT or WirCH HAZEL. II cures
Piles, salt-Rheum, Caiarrh, Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Painful Monthly Flow, Gore Throat Varicoss
Veins. Beware Of couaterfei,s Sold ia my cents
and dolar sizes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

BrefS.-The County Court OF Chester
field-Judge Gregory commenced lis ses-
sion To- day with a number OF petty eases on
the docket and large number Of rural SOW
eTelgns in attendance,
A marriage set for Wednesday OF next
week IS agitating the higher circles OF Man
chester society. The intending bride Is
one Of our most popular bellies, whose vi.
van voice and d1lcet tones have often en-
Unused a Mozort audience. The intended
groom is a worthy son Of worthy slrc-a
resident Of the city, but doing business in
Richmond.
Very little sickness exists in the city al
present, desp pite the plenitude OF ucunber-,
green apples, and melons OF all sorts. Man
chester claims TO be the healihiest city in the
state.
A number OF young gentlemen are con
tempiaiing a tony picnic a. Sprlng Hill.
on the Dlnville raihO1d, short distance
beyond the city limits.
Manchester, which was once equal TO the
requirement Of a chaip-sang Of hyC-man
power, has lost her grip on such an indus
trial institute and enforced eXertiOn of that
sort i, Just now dormant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

&c Oa an sales Of Real Estate made between he
lst OF January and last u June the taxes TOR ne
present year have 20 be paid by the purchaser On
all sales made between the lst Of July aui last %
the year the taxes have 90 De paid by the seller
lIhis custom was adopted about fifteen years $50
by all The real estate agents IN Richmond, and AZ
plies 10 Richmond aud WCiuily.l
JAS. MACDOTGAIT. loa A. NJ, furniiSre, nat
tresse', stove polish Sc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-09

VAccIsATIoK-TBE SUBJECT Fully Dls
CussED By TVS DOCTORs.-At late meeting
Of the Academy Of Medicine beld In this
city the following points were agreed upon
with almost mplete unanimity-a thing Of
rare attainment, IL Il said, IN medicine
/. That true vaccination Is complete
protection against smallpox, and that re-
peated vaccination Is complete protection
against both smallpox and yarioloid. Some
times one vaccination protects against both.
2. That some persons need revaccnation
more frequently than others; that there ls
nothing In the "seven-year" period, as Is
commonly held, but that the safer plan is to
try the arm whenever the person happers TO
be exposed 10 the contagior, il II be every
year or two.
3. That vaccination Is as good a protec.
tion as inocculatiOn.
4. That during the late visitation Of
small. pOX and variolOid the bovine" mat
ter proved failure In large majority OF
cases, while in 1873 1t was success. The
city this year expended $500 in bovine or
non.humanized matter. This statement
was made by the prt sident Of the Board OF
| Health.
5. That with care there is little danger Of
contaminating the system through vaccina-
tion with the disease Inherited by the child
| from whose arm the virus Is taken-such 2s
scrofula, consumption, &c, &c. Several
doctors thought such thing impossible
| that no proof had been furnished on this
subject.
6. That every sore on the arm is not true
vaccination, and that the doctor should
always see the sore i'm eight or ten days
after the vaccination is performed.
M ~
! It Is possible for the patient to have small
pOx twice, and if so, in some exceptional
cases Zone in a thousandl vaccination may
not protect.