The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-28
FACTS AGAINST VACCINATION.


ht0i tliiuttl pOtooNtts
NoTE.-The vast amount oil LABOR, Nnx-
iety ana gold. 1t has cost the Britlsii
Government and its people; the fearful
disasters by vaccination constantly TAX
ing place. whole companies OF soldiers
ruined for life ana hundreds OF children,
600 or GOO at a tine), which must have
weighed heavily upon the minds Of its
officials, the victims OF great delusi0n;
and the immense number OF medical ST =
dents who have been defrauded by false
teaching In the medical text books, and
sent out into the world to practice ana
&mp0se upon the unsuspecting people an
outrageous delusion, to De upheld by lying
and the most pernici0us and meanest OF
oil laws and consider the. Infinite dis
grace 10 the nation. its rulers aud learned
men, personally the records OF which
time can hardly cfface, which we pro-
foundly deprecate and sympathize with
her, our beloved mother country, In her
great affiction, and we beseech her, in
behalf of her blessed little innocent chill
dren, perfect from their Infinite Creator,
Who is Love itself and Wisdom itself, to
bury quickly the pestiferous remains OF
the Jennerian fraud. The end uiu De
fearful 10 its authors. but 10 Is Inevitable.
Now 1t Is well known that the medical
Trades Union has ruled the world, In all
medical matters, from time immemorlaI,
and has accomplished 1t by fraud; and
that "the healing art Is now, as 1t talways
has been, a colossal system OF deception"
Vaccination beats out OF sight all other
medical schemes of deviltry, and has
merited the title of infinitely devilish and
infinitely foolish; and any unbiased per-
son who believes In IL, must be a fool in
relation to that subject. III he believes
I'm ii on the authority OF the pro-vaccin-
lists, he is fooled, and Is fool for being
fooled by such a foolish thing. How
person can believe in vaccination after
he knows what 1t Is, Is beyond the reach
of the human intellect, and IL Judge
Blodgett. chairman and leader OF the
Judiciary Committee of the House OF
Representatives, would explain the mat
ter so that the people could understand
the great mystery, he would do them an
exceedingly great kindness, and IL his
explanation should be satisfactory i'm
favor Of vaccination, 1t would put an
end to all controversy wpon the subject,
and be an inestimable comfort to many
thousands of people In the State. who are
in constant dread of that fearful delu-
sion, and which is an ever present terror
to them. He certainly ought to be able
to show the people, clearly. that vaccina-
tion prevents small pox, and how 10 pre-
cents 10, and that 10 does no harm. He
ought to be able to explain what the
virus is, and how it prevents small pOx,
matter, phich no one else has been able
to do. He should be able to tell the peo-
pie why it Is necessary TO have law TO
compel people to yaccinate their chill
dren, If 1T Is A GOOD THING 90
Doubles the Judge could have had
that tyrannical law repealed three years
ago, and therefore is, more responsible
than man of less influence, for the
deaths and injury by vaccination during
that time. Every man that upholds
that law is guilty OF manslaughter Gn
proportion to his ability to have the
law repealed when person is killed
by vaccination, and there are many
such cases every year. Is it not man
slaughter? The child is poisoned and
dies. liz that Is not tmanslaughter, we
should be glad to know why. A person
that is killed by vaccination Is murdered.
A parent that has his child vaccinated
and it dies, murders that child (See
above, When the bill to repeal tho CON-
pulsory vaccination law, was referred to
the Judiciary Committee, the State freed
itself, for the time being. from the re-
sponsibility for that law; aud placed the
whole responsibility upon the COMMITTEES.
The committee reported the bill to the
House, and recommended thatit be inde-
fnitely postponed without comments
The Committee consisting of William
W. Blodgett, William +. Sheffield, James
B. Hannoford, NJ d., j. Edward Studley,
William III. Covell Charles G. Gray.
George K. Batchelder, virtually say to
their neighbors, and all the people OF the
State, ,cithout giving any reasons, that
they shall have q morbid blood poison,
from sores on diseased persons or dis,
eased animals, put into tile pure blood
of their sweet little children, or they
shall not send them to the public schools,
tchich then orn What an astounding
declaration.
MEDICAL SwINDLE.
As stated above. vaccination was
adopted i'm pre-scientific times, near the
beginning of the present century, Dr:
Edward Jenner has had the credit OF
discovering vaccination, but he was an
outrageous swindler; he never discov-
cred anything about 1t. IL was all known
for generations before he was born. His
scheme was to get money, and was all a
fraud from beginning tOend the great
est fraud the world ever witnessed -
everything about 1t being directly oppo-
site to what the people were made 10 De,
lieve. And WHO were the authors OF all
that? THE MEDICAL PROFESSION lt
was founded on n lie and sustained erer
since by lying; and there Is no possible
way for that profession to escape one
iota OF this Indictment, which will cover
it with everlasting disgrace. The satanic
garb of falsehood can no longer hide the
cloven foot.
Vaccination was never scientifically
investigated until the Encyclopedia Brit
annica took it up in 1876, and employed
DIR. Charles Creighton, OF London, to
write the article on vaccination for the
ninth edition. They chose DIR. Creighton
as the very best man within their
knowledge. When he made the contract
he believed in vaccination, never having
given 10 any attention The ninth edi-
ton was issued in 1872, allowing DIR.
Creighton nearly three years to prepare
the article. When he began his investi-
CATION he soon found 10 right the opposite
from what he expected and was taught
as student i'm the medical texts books.
He informed the company of that state
of things; and they told him they wanted
the truth and wanted him to finisi the
article. When finished he presented IL
to the committee, and they presented IL
TO several of the most eminent physicians
of their acquaintance, and those physi-
-cians advised them to print IL just as he
had written it; and there 1T stands in
scrbed, the truth about vaccination I'm
the Encyciopedtd Britannica, Me highest
authority in the toorld, and all the hosts
of the lower regions cannot change Vt.
When we consider the qualifications OF
Il IL.