The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-13

cihizeub snail nave an injurious oirooSo
put into their bodies, to be endured all
the days OF their life and trans
mittcd to their descendants, to
the third and fourth generations. And
the State enacted and has enforced that
most absurd and pernicious OF all legisla-
tive acts, upon the persistent recommend
ations of the regular medical profession,
without having any knowledge OF the
character or dangers OF the dis
ease which 1t compels tho people to
have injected into their iifes
blood, and In the face OF SCI
ence, reason and common sense. What
an amazing act, founded entiIeiy upon an
absurd delusion! Little innocent, healthy
children, not allowed to go to school with
out having injected into their pure blood,
a deadly poison containing the most
fatal and filthy diseases OF man and beast;
while all children and everybody can go
to church, Sunday schools, lectures, con-
certs, theaters, c.rcuses, crowded railroad
cars, steamboats, and other promiscuous
crowds without being vaccinated. Gould
there be anything more outrageous and
preposterous? Could there be a greater
insult to the Almighty, and to pure
minded men and women.
How has oil this como about? The
answer is that the nature of the subject
was such that the "Medical Trades
Union" has been enabled for hundreds of
years to deceive the people from the King
to the peasant in relation to sll things re-
lating to the healing art, (which is today,
what 1t always has been, a colossal sys-
tenn of deception" alexander M. Ross,
Nj. d. The doctors claim to be scientific.
Where is the proof? They may
refer to Pasteur; he is not doctor, but,
II possible, is a greater humbug than any
of them. Before Pasteur's discovery,
deaths by hydrophobia were very rare,
but have since become frightfully numer-
Gus. ut Is no longer series of accidents;
it is calamity" observes The Paris.
There were 800 deaths by Lydrophobia in
France last year; he is spreading the dis
ease, Le.us take a glance at the dcctcr's
science.
In England they inoculated for small
pox over a hundred years, beginning 1713,
until prevented by law, killing, by esti-
nation, 100000 people. Where was the
science in that? The following is sam
pie of their medicine then in daily use,
and formed the most prominent medi-
cines OF the medical profession OF that pc
riod: Earth worms, hogs lice, snakes,
toads, skins OF hens gizzards, viper's
flesh, mans hair, dried human flesh, the
heart Of mole, crabs eyes, hogs
excrements.-Proxis' Medica, London,
1740. By DR.. Syndenbam. PIP. l62,
1853, 155 and 1856. In another standard
medical work, Collecteanas Medica, Lon
don, 1725, p. 26-For collie: VOLTS CUTS
dried and powdered, two drachms, old
mans urine, two drachms, sleeps excre-
a l.,.. nffxx, a
Praxis' Medica, p. s51-For jaundice
Willis commends slice, nine at a dose"
Sylvius commends the volitile spirits of
urine with molasses) for jaundice. Where
Is the science of that? Then came blood
letting, and whole generations were swept
into untiniely graves by this bloody delu-
sion. Where was the science in that!
Then came the calomel delusioD, which
filled the world with hopeless, helpless,
homeless and toothess wrecks. Where
was the science in that? And what do
they heal the sick with now? Mercury,
morrhia, arsenic, strychnine, chloral,
beiladonna, aconite, opium, antimony,
with a multitude OF associated poisons.
Where is the science in that? Which the
wcrst-arsenc or old mans urine?
The reader is referred to the article on
vaccination in the Encyclopedia Britain
MICA, the very highest authority, written
by DR.. Charles Creighton; the great work
in two volumes by Prof. Crookshank, of
Kings College, London; DIR. Creighton's
book, "Jenner and Vaccination; William
Tebb's work on Leprosy; Whites "His-
tory of Great Dclusion," and other emil
nent authors. Not being space in this ar
ticle for many statistics, any one desiring
can have them in any quantity, by apply
ing to the subscriber,
SAMUEL DARLING,
Al Wesleyan avenue, Providence, r. /.