Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-18

b. Sa sc, been increased" soeI,I :,
Sir Thomas cham,o.,.
I. recorder for The lam p G.
enyhi " md that ~ ~ o. LoaI
numltted at the smnii,as' % ned
we parish OF ST. Ja,. hospital
10 We're vacclnataod Plea
nnooepi,ai, up TO NAV q Ramps
z'voo admissions. 29ls H., h'i, "a
ted. In Mnrylebon. s,cie vacc
c ehose o at,t.e !. by smallpox ~ sea
"of the $50 cases O, s,.,
si'O per cent Of the whaia lpuN n
hcen vnccinnined." elses
OF the liighgatc fIosuitei son Re
SIR Thomas Watson. NJ n ~
Eng, -Jys; Il can ev,,',T " Lon
ana even applaud. n fstbt.
,ne presumed dread In Ria u. WOO.
ihB 70 submit to judicial ~ .tl' "a
cr inan expose his child to ,'is
ah direction so Rhastlv no Nlr ~
i.llainentaty commltte, r.,
Dr.. a. II. Caron. parls ~
~ "k,oh or Honor. ana ny. ne
the Academy Of Science ~, n'eMusj
part II " long since b.s tQrI
refused To Nacclnate M anv e., p'aiu
Slnatipn W n hauble, glIdod 80
ny nct OF Parliament. but a b,,i.,h
win which doctors forh ,'uule
a iatal sleep the miiiiIi, otti
the world" Letter To Dr c,,.niii'llIl 4
man Square. London. Ia, ln,
Pease. Bart, NJ D.. ". p seAph
president OF the loral s0vrrr,,. y.
cannot deny that children di"s.' Z
operation Of the yucslnatis, sualt
iS7S. VI CONN,
Elmer. Prof Francis W ~.
oxford university. SAYS. ay",1talu
clearer TO anyone who viii 'v'Hil
eyes than that what h. nov c.,i y
cinntion, II has no eject In ~ !
smallpox. and has fre1usr, 49,
BILE effects In doing mlsrhigf 1''l "
Alexander Won Humboldt ....,
have clearly oxperiauceI *. .li
slve ana dangerous lniluerro n
nniloh W England, France and Z
mehy' Letter a. Hon. H. Golden
None are better quallnad i, ~.
man thesc anu there la much NOR
uchcc nom the best authorize,
friends OF vaccination need rot a..
the nlthy practice by pleading a.,
pure 90 lymph Of the present liz.
all came from the one nilhy f,@sI
OF dccaylng animal matter as5 a
VINO are Informed have testified rsv
lng II. w.
II there Is 50 much evidence 49,,
the practice, what shall Nc nv n
compelling the teachers ana p1nu,
our schools 10 submit 10 hayint !
bodies poisoned by u substanc'
source of which no one can teni
those who believe In the efficacy N
cinntlon be vaccinntod ana II n
make them Immune from smalipss
VIII not be endangered b. nv In,
clnated, should they suffer from ths
cnse of which condition thofe I.
more danger than N they were IA,
atcd. II " un-Amorlcun and wrss
compel citizens 10 submit thslr M
full bodies TO such nm unnaturai 4
tlcc. Cleanliness not flthlrssa y
preventative OF smallpox and Kim
diseases. n our health boards
others who are 20 interested
the vaccination uf the n.
would Instruct the people
correct habits OF eating. drinking
other personal and sanitary condl,
around the homes they viii gei al
true preventative.
when we are confronted by "a
tions like the present We arc ant Il
the emotions rule In place " jndgu
ana deal with effects rather than
causes. In a county N about (
Inhabitants a pct<n suffered ifof
blood disease that he claims he
had every winter Tor the past six "
The disease was called smallpox.
as result n large supply Of va,
points that had been telcgfaphel
were easily disposed Of. the supply
exhausted and new supply sent
but not a word Of advice given 70
people rs to the hygiene and sanl
conditions they should observe. Y
about Salt Lake Cllyl Surely scI
has gone mad and needs the aid Of
people to bring It back TO a no
condition.
John T. MILL