The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09

succeeded In continuing the practice more
than century, before It could be stopped
by law (See DIR. Hayarths statement
ab0ve.) 1t was accomplished entirely by
deception. The doctors made large sums
OF money by inoculatlng lSee Er. sutton,
above referes to- When inoculation was
stopped by law, the same doctors estab-
lished vaccination, which has proved to
be q thousand times worse than inOcula-
ton. Vaccination consists in inserting
directly into the blood OF a healthy child
morbid blood poison, taken from sores
on diseased persons or diseased animals;
no process being known by which the
yrulency of the poison can be known
before 1t enters the blood. Ii does not in
the least, Prevent or mitigate small pox,
but on the contrary, makes the vacclnated
more susceptible to that and other dis
eases, as IL greatly weakens their vitality
Vaccination was established by medical
upheld and enforced upon the poor
people by the sameemeans and the
same profession. 1t causes the most
horrible deaths and lifelong diseases,
and without shadow OF doubt, IL Is
the most pernicious, absurd, and utterly
and glaringly foolish scheme. that could
possibly have entered the brain OF
human being. No logicien could coin
sentence In its favour that would be true.
No language can portray Its awful
character.
BY the above we see that vaccination is
the greatest fraud ever committed,
founded on an outrageous falshood, and
that no language can express its hide0us
nature and It's absolute foolishness;
and when we consider how pre-
posterous and abominable 1t Is, and how
little innocent children, perfect from the
hands of their Infinite Creator, are forced
by their loving parents, half frightened
to death, to have their little healthy
bodies assaulted and morbid blood
poison, from sores on diseased persons or
diseased animals, containing the most
fatal and filthy diseasesof men and beasts,
put directly into their pureblood, caus-
Ing the most horrible deaths and life
long diseases; and that the medical pro-
fession, Family physicians,) having the
care Of the health and lives of the people
and their little ones, established the
Internal practice and enforced it upon
the people by diabolical falsehoCd; we
are astonished beyond expression.
And we find that the regular medical
profession has been for ages united in
powerful trades union, the great majority
OF whom are mere charlatans, yet have
succeeded In deceiving the people from
the King down, making them believe
that they were most skillful and sciep-
tifc; and were Zealously and humanely
laboring for the good of their fellow
creatures, atgreat self sacrifice and when
they kept important things from the
public they felt obliged to do so, they said
for the great good of the whole. Let us
see how scientific they have been and are
now, The following medicines were in
use in 1740:
Earth worms. hogs lice, snakes. toads,
viper's flesh, mans hair. hogs excrement,
"Proxis Medica," by pr Sydenham.
Collectiona lMedica," 1725, for collie,
wnlps uutS nnwarp6 old mans urina
Sleeps excremets.
Willis commends lice, nine at dose;
Barcellus commends the juice from the
excrements of animals, sweetened with a
little molasses, and made easy to take by
little oil; Sylvinus commends the vola-
tile spirits of urine with molasses), for
jaundice; and old hat burned and rubbed
to a powder. with hogs excrement dried
and powdered. M. lie Clerc, physician
and surgeon TO the French King, pre-
scrbed for cancer, which are declared
specific; a decoction Of vipers, crabs
eyes adders and toads; may serve to
bathe. and some Of 1t may be taken In,
wardly.-Dr. lie Clerc speaks highly OK
calomel and vipers grease, In doses Of
half Il drachm, for syphilis.
This kind of medicine was used by the
| wise men that established vaccination,
| and we should think that those who
| reverence them so much would like .
| dose.
The reader will find in the third and
fourth columns the different medical
falacies which the profession had adopted
and were forced TO abandon.--Instead Of
the old delicacies above described the
| profession has now substituted the deadly
| poisons, mercury, morplIia, arsenic,
strychnine, chloral, belladonna, aconite,
opium, antimony with a multitude OF
associated poisons, and instead of grow
inn fAt,
Is not a science or anything like science.
See Prof. Magendie, DIR. James johnson,
and many others quoted above. We
fully agree with them and with DIR.
Bigelow, Prof. OF Materia Medica In
Harvard who said: "If there was not
q doctor upon the globe, many
thousands or multitudes would be
walking. and working upon 1t who are
now. quietly resting beneath its surface.
Again, III L were sick L would rather
have an old woman and for want Of her,
young woman IL she were good look.
ing, than all the doctors I'm Boston,"
The terrible character OF vaccination
is now, and forever settled, and Is known
all over the civilized world, and most
thoroughly In Rhode Island. No one
can have any reasonable excuse for up.
holding it any longer, and any one who
does, takes upon himself a fearful
responsibility; he not only disgraces
himself and his descendants for gen.
erations to come, but he commits man
slaughter, for every child that Is killed
Sy the internal poison, and is responsible
for all the injury it does.-In England,
where the abominable practice had its
birth, they have succeeded In breaking
its neck, in spite of the great medical
trades union, shown by the following
letter, which Is authority:
REDE HALL, BURsTow,
(BY H0RLEY), SURREY,
Oct. 18th, 1896.