The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-17
WEDsRsDaY. Dec IL

night in the interest of the firm for
which he is travelling.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 16.
sLay on, Macduff. and damned be he
who first cries. Hold Enough.''
In opening our piece We will also
quote from the same author: "Hence,
horrible shadows: unreal mocSery,"
and This sickness doth infest the very
life blood" We quote from DE-. Fsrr
McCulieck's statistics of the British en-.
pire: Smallpox attained its maximum
after Inocculsrion was introduced. The
disease began to grow less fatal before
vaccination was discovered" We Will
follow this quotation with the words of
Prof ]. Dobson, NJ D., F. R. s., of the
United States Medical College, which
which explains our position.
BE says: at is now frankly admitted
by all intelligent physicians, that lnocu-
lstion. miscalled vaccination, permsn-
emily coBtaminates the healthy with
syphilis, scrofulosis, tubeI culois, lep-
rosy, cancer and every form of eczema.
My own personal Knowledge and expe-
rience of small -pox and vaccination has
been exceedingly painful. having had
two OF my own children injured with it
II has been my lot to know of hundreds
of thoroughly vsecinated aud reveccin-
ated people Gle of continent
and hemorThagic small pox with
various disastrous complications l have
also known of large numbers who were
vaccinated into small pox itself, and
die of the disease and also aver that
vaccination was proved curse. delu-
sion, and a miserable cheat that has
never been surpassed by the vilest
charlatanism." What niger authority
than that do you want? The immediate
effects are not nesr SO bad as those thou
sand aud one evils that follow IN its
traID. nor is this one eminent physician
all We have to quote from, but many
more of the same opinion,
which we may refer 10
later. If vaccination is an absolute
and certain preventive against small
pox, those believing in it and pracliclng
it are safe from the dread scourge. Why
enforce dogma SO full of horrors upon
others? No bad result can come to the
vaccinationIst from the unvaccinated, as
he is safe within the portals of that ''de.
fusion and miserable cheat Can q
constitutional enactment compel US to
take our lives in our own hands. Com.
pei, force, coerce, YEA, there's the rub,"
which makes US rather bear those ills
we hsve, than fly to others we know not
of. 3. What better right has the vaccih-
ationist to enforce his belief upon q
a common people, as saving means,
than others have to enforce the ordi-
nance of baptism. All men are endowed
with certain unalienable rights. Among
these are life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness" Whence our liberty, if q
| dogma Of some medical society is to be
forced upon US! Where stands the free
dom of the press to-day upon this great
question? 1t is either subsidized, preju-
diced or intimidated, SO that not only In
this country, but in Europe also,
they dare not discuss this question
If this is not SO, why are prominent an
t. vsccinationists not given q place in
their columnss Says Sir Thomas Cham.
bers, @ G. M P. :"Compulsory vaccin-
alton is beyond all comparison the
strongest form of parental government
that was eyer introduced into this
country. 1t overrides and tramples
down parental authority in relation to
children. 1t takes them cut of the care
of the father and mother who are or.
dalned By providence to exercise their
parental care, and insists upon disease
being infused into the blood of every
child in order to prevent the contingency
of lis catching another disease" Lac
tanlius says: "Civil authority has
no right TO outrage the
fundamental laws o. justice" Even
when the order was carried by the state
board of health, ons member did, and
has since that time placed himself OF
record against its enactment, SO it seems
that nnanimity of opinion did not exist
even in their own camp. Whence thi:
omiuous silence o.: their part? Are they
awaiting for the feelings of an outraged
public to cool off? Or have they hiC
their faces IN shame, before q right
cons and Indignant people il
their endeavor to enforce "thi
sickness which doth infest the very lif,
) blood" Where did DIR. Edward JENNIE
: discover this great preventive? From
} whence its origin? This is from hi
B own statement: There is disease =
9 which the horse, from his state of dc
0 mes,ieation, is frequently subject; tn
= farmers have termed it the"Grease
2 1t is swelling and Inflammation of tn
: heel" What Did vaccination origin
= ate from that disease in the equine
Q caused by want of care, and uncIea
Z stables? Why communicate it 10 th
3 COW and from the COW 10 US? Why nc
z vaccInate US at once with the greas
3 heel? TINS view of the subject |
. bad enough, bat when we com
. TO contem plate arm and arr
y vaccination, no words are more ftsin
o than Shskespeare's when he says, 40
o horrors head, horrors ACCUMULATE
3 We reserve the opinion of Attorne
9 General Bradford on the matter of CON
o pulsory vaccination, the statement {
9 scores and scores of eminent physician
o the cases that have come within OF
4 personal notice. the facts, figures er
9 statistics, as presented before the houI
s of parliament, the legality of the orde
z and many other points. for another ART
5 Gle, hoping our direct questions in tn
Q article may receive direct answers an
9 leaving the compulsory vaccinations
o to the full fruition of theiP belief.
9 four Americas correspondent is
5 Yahoo. Think of his ringing in a
3 allusion to substituting newspapers in q
s interest of vaccine virusl Then sgail
. We did not agree TO publish Shake
Z speare's poems for nothing. The onl
9 point at lssue between this verboe
) Americans and ourselves is settled b
2 Prot. TyndaIi, in the editorial column I
9 to-day's NEWS, to whom we refer HIN
0 So far as syphilis and other kindred oil
eases are concerned, they excite OF
9 sympathy, bnt then we know no,hin
! about them, never having experience
g their paics and tortures.-ED. News
4 Roller Patent tor less money than e,
o or tsafnra alfred Come and see 4 & L