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The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
novELIsrs OF TO-DAY.
what some of the Most Famous Writers
We're Doing Is Years Ago.

Were Doing 10 Years ago
II is not necessary to look back
many years TO find men whose names
are household words today. and who
have achieved both fame and fortune
occupying obscure positions and CIV
ing no Indication OF the brilliant fu-
ture that was awaiting them, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer. Fifteen years
ago DR.. Conan Doyle was industriously
working up a medical practice. win
all the attendant hard work and strug-
gle. at Southsea. His pen was as yet
untried and he seemed destined to i've
and die a country doctor. IL was
four wears later when he was tempted
to try his prentice hand at writing
with what result the world and MS
bankers know. When Conan Doyie
was dispensing physic at Southsea MI
s. r. Crockett could not even ciaih
the doubtful position of "The Suckil
Minister" for it was only in 1880 that
he entered the Free church OF Scot-
land. in which he served an appreh-
ticeship Of seven long years before ne
found that his vocation lay with the
pen rather than in the pulpit Az
this time, too, only fifteen years ago,
Ian Maclaren" had won popularity as
minister OF Seton Park church, Liver
pool; but for dozen or more years
his pen was engaged in writing ser
mons before 1t turned to the pathoS
and beauty of Beside the Bonnie brier
Bush" Hall Caine. who can now re-
ly on making his own weight In goid
out of a single novel. was quite un-
known fifteen years ago. AFTER yeais
of iIl-paid journalism In Liverpool ne
went to London to be Dante hosset'l !
private secretary and to hnd scope
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oo1- A. b kluball. Depot Quarter
.sz<er p ~ y p Army, In New
xs<1i & ~ rs1sl4ors I Onto Rsil-
road In Nsr York. Ieli1r s. t1enfs
for the prompt movcment II trocca
that were tIcke(cd over tho H1I<Imclo
a Ohio Railroad during ~ pa1< 1c1f.
lie says that many Of the1e noSs11anfa
were made on short notict and hi1 ~
partmcnt had too frequently u reIy
upon insufficient and sometimes mac
curate data. He realized that under
such circumstances tho company was
placed in an embarrassing position and
the extraordinary efforts made by the
line to give satisfaction in every re-
spect merited and received his fullest
appreciation.
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yrar7"
"Fiddlesticksr.
That you died and were incIoscd
In tomb7''
How do you escape the imputation
OF conniving at a crime, Why did
you not inform against my fatherf
wnat l shall say is this: I was a
iooiish young girl. infatuated with n
man whom II would have brought me
unnappiness to marry. woud not
De convinced by words, but agreed to
test his faithfuIness by going away for
year. He did not stand the test I
should think you would he ashamed
OF yourselves-both of you. And |
snail expose you IL you do not stop It."
We stopped 1t. But this only shows
mat Fusa Is quite unaware that she
did lie for n year In hypnotic sleep.
-Waverly.
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MOUNT RAINIER. THE SENTINEL NATIONAL PARK

sunny Japan than the supreme peak
the snowy Alps. Unlike Mount
Anc. 1t is not merely the dominant
OF chain of snow mountains; 1t
the only peak in view for hundreds
miles, Mount st. Helens and Mount
ans are similarly isolated and are
ny miles away to the south. Rainier
= from 1000 to 5000 feet above the
rounding mountains in majestic
eaness, 1t springs out of a valley
sondrous beauty 1000 feet in seven
@ Eminent scientists and noun
ehmbers the world over are ready
asaf witness to its grandeur. The
view OF the mountain to the new
Asl awe inspiring. But its beauty
A0' eonilned to the huge peak alone.
ae are acres Of meadow land run
y clear up to the snow line-verita-
mower banks-and in the summer
'On gorgeous with brilliancy that
scarcely be described.
inere are wonderful glaciers scarred
grim crevices OF unknown depth.
'e are oordered with evergreen for
and they present spectacle of
oeauty that is not equaled else
.s az IN The world. On the summit
.e mountain is the crater of an ex-
volcano, out of which Jets of
~ and boiling water are continual
,pou.ng' giving evidence of terrible
unknown things in the depths of
miehty pile OF rock and snow.
=. are man. streams full of ice
uashing over rocks and preci-
INTO waterfalls and then finding
|. way down to the low lands until
oeeome lost In the rivers that
pv INTO Puget Sound
=. sreatest on the list of superla-
hlngs that the mountain mark
~, however, is the magnificent
,,,, aom the summit. This summit
Ehs.. sa oi three peaks. the central and
M oeing Crater Peak To the
|bs-,. reak Success and to the north
y Cap. The billowing tops of
eys mountain ranges stretch off
's.s s. direction. Below, to the east
soa.n, lie the plains of Eastern
H. lls'on and the Columbia river
49,. =, valley that is known at least
|pntry. ~ every person In the
me west and north are the tim
~ ,S'sred foothills Of the Cascades
4, ss olympic mountains. the great
u ,a,, se, beyond these light blue
Irs, s,,s ca where the old Pacific rolls.
nol,s" nlnu lies between like scroll
usaa siiver In its emerald setting
ker,, forests of fir and cedar. In
keass directions, looking like tiny
|sous,,.' white. the Puyallup, Carbon,
b r,a, s and Cowlitz rivers can be
|ih ,s ng on to mlngle their waters
keier ,ss sslt waves of the sound. Their
ken m hources shine like diamonds
r. ,,ea ne sun is bright.
k,n,no rrofessor zIttel.a well-known
~ seologlst. and Professor lanes
n member of parliament. and au-
kaltb .ne American Common
Noa, made a report on the scenery
n said: among other things
L =, sns scenery of Mount Rainier is of
h il a a. varied beauty. The peak IL
's noble a mountain as we have
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.-..,re Wash. Letter.)

rainier. the grandest noun
0a- ~. IN America. is holding up its
p-. .snow-capped head with added
@ ms tremendous greatness has
n's. .s..oenlzed by the congress OF the
pa states. and 1t Eow stands as the
s.., Al the most beautiful natural
4 ID the world.
March 2 last President Mckinley
..vsd an act to set aside a certain
-. ~ lands in the state OF Wash
- tnown as the Pacific Coast Re-
rhleh future generations will
4. Mount Rainier National Park.
..,t transcontinental railway COM
vas forced to return to the gov
rsn, It's title to many, many thou
!. a, acres OF the eighteen square
4. IN the newly established park.
l.nd is low under the Jurisdiction
A. Interior department. which Will
.,.e take steps to care for 1t so that
,soule may fully enjoy the many
,rtares that 1t offers.
~ Improvement OF transportation
nsIes which is already being con-
md will make the Mount Rainier
,Ioual Park the Mecca for tourists
all parts of the world. 1t is
with all its difficulties of ascent,
nal for the worlds famous noun
climbers who have not yet reached
.ummit. Scores of people have
rbed its slippery sides over glacier
and snow. and many others will
,npt the ascent within the next few
baths.
|W.shington's National Park is un-
uAedly the peer of the famous yell
stone and other parks in this coun-
In fact. comparison is impossible.
here are no points of similarity
|.ser Yellowstone and Rainier. yell
stone is simply a grand beauty spot
h a few hot-water fountains when
rpared with Rainier. its majestic
|hsry and boundless attractions for
- Of nature.
Si5unt Rainier must be named with
,Iyama, St. Elias. Ararat and Blanc.
/ more like the mighty mountain
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
A Story Of SterIIlty.
SUFFERING AND RHlER.
fEsx1sa 70 naA slrrnAn 10. Sauog

*u<k1 Nnz PrsKHAn-Two yea<n
~ I 41T14 having such dull, heavy
d<1EEl1< r1ins - ny back, mense1
could not bccone p@o1u11II
ono OF your boolss. ! wru<o y , - &
ing you my troubles and 11IEl11 ~
advice. You answered ny l1t111
promptly and I followed the dlrcc1Ice1
faithfully. and derived so much beneht
that cannot praise Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound enough
1 now find myself pregnant and have
begun its use again. cannot praise
itenouah."-Mns. Coma GiIsos, YArks.
MAsIsrEE. Micu.
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"we and our rour reonom,c,.

Is the title OF very charming and
entcrtniningly written story which
has just been issued In book form by
the passenger department OF the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Ry. The
intending summer tourist will find Il
not only interesting but instructive. II
will be sent free To any address on
application 20 II. NJ. Byron, q. w. A.,
Cleveland.
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
A Book That Should Be in the
Hands of Every Woman.

Mrs. Mckee Rankin. one OF the fore
most and best known character ac-
tresses and stage artists OF this genera
tion. In speaking OF Pe-ru-na. says:
mo woman should be without bot
tie OF Pc-ru-na In serve."-Mrs. Nc
Kee Rankin. Mrs. Eliza Wike. 120
Iron street, Akron. Ohio. says: II
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
central American rIorar curiosity.

A strange flower has been found on
the Isthmus OF Tehuantepec. II grows
on small tree and gives forth a per
fume only at noon. but this Is not the
queer part. for In the morning 1t Is
pure white, at noon red and in the
evening blue.
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a stimulus to war.

Docs your SOU feel that his heart IL
In this war with the Philippines. Mrs.
Smlthf-
II should sny ~. lie wrltes that ev-
cry time he fires At n Filipino he re-
mcmbers that he owes hin grudge
for making him miss the cherry season
Mt home"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

Nancy, you ought not to attempt golf
You don't like exercise. and I know yot
cant manage the dialect" mo, but
suit" 60 AZ
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
Rnchcd hr ucnuin,Inn.

The Union Pncific has added new, mod
frn equipment 70 Its service both cnst
better Eatigfnction TO It's patronA than In
the past. II stands without rival az tho
quickest and most elegant route, with
accommodations TO accommodate mi
clnhhch Of passengers. euly one night to
Chicago. ST. Louis and St Paul and over
lrn hours saved between Denver and the
Paelnc conat Ilcket onlcn gn I'm atroot
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..,ares. Latter BaeI.wards.

Yhe Japanese address letters the
reverse OF what we do. writing the
country first. the state or province
next. and then the city, the street and
number, and the name last OF all.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
where they rlpaIIy Land.

Il see that Burlesquer Lydia Thomp-
son. who Is going on 20. has Just taken
farewell benefit" What Will she
do now?" "Oh. / suppose she'll have
rest for a year or two and then go
into the ballet "-Cieyeland Plain
Dealer.
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s.naIenin Marriages.

He-"Are all J. Millionaire craw-
,ord,s daughters marrled?" She
sYes-all five OF them. ne. Mar
ried some English syndicate sup
nose. Harlem Life.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
A.. You u.,ps A,,,p,. r,.,-r...,

It 10 the only cure for Swollen
Smarting, Burning. Sweating Feet,
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot Ease. n powder to be shaken into
Stores. Csc. Sample sent FREE. Nd
dress. Allen 8. olmstcd. Leroy. N. Z.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
The Ah.nlni. rrnih.

The best edited and most readable week.
~ review paper published In the West IL
unqurrtionably Georges Weekly" Dem
ser, Colo. formerly The Road. IL Is
sun published by Herbert George and il
for ono whole year IIa hobby now Ia
Direct Legislation.
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Airs. Mckee Rankin.


would be in my grave now II 1t had
not been for your God-sent remedy,
Pe-ru-na. | was broken down wom-
nn, had no appetite; what little did
eat did not agree with my stomach.
II is now seven years past that used
Pe-ru-na and | can eat anything. -
Mrs. Eliza Wike.
Every woman should have a copy
OF DIR. Hartmans book entitled
Health and Beauty" This book con-
taIns many facts OF especial interest to
women. DIR. Hartman has treated
more ailments peculiar to women than
any other physician in the world. This
book gives in brief his long and varied
experience.
Send for free books on catarrh. Ad-
dress DR.. Hartman. Columbus. Ohio.
"rd like TO know what that man next
door has done to my cat" "WhyT'
whenever she Hfer him she Just flies.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

woman may say all sorts OF m
r,nd things about her husband. but
tbe is not true blue II she lets any one
else say them.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
nnnd IInn.ei,ennrru.

immaculate linen is tho mark Of good
housekeeping To got tho best results use
"Fnultloss Starch Itmnkes collars, cuffs,
shirt fronts. etc, look like new. All gro
GERS sell II, i0c. n package.
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-rour medicine worried we.a.r.r

"I hsd been sick ever since my mar
ringc. seven years nRo; have given
birth to four children. and had two
miscarriagcs. had falling of womb,
ieucorrhma, pains in back and legxs
dyspepsia and u nervous trembling Of
the stomach. Now nave none of these
troubles and can enjoy my life. Your
medicine has worked wonders for
mc."-Mns- s. BAnsuAnr, NEW cAsrr.z.
PA.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
TEcuMsEH AND EARTHQUAKES

Connected with the grea. earthquake
period OF iS1i-12 occurred one OF the
romanees OF American history. 1t was
the lucky prediction OF the great earth
quake that made the fame OF Tecum-
sch, the celebrated Indian False
Prophet" and led to the uprising of
the Creek Nation. and the terrible In
dian war that followed.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
IinIi's Cntsrrh Curc
Ia taken internally. Price, 75c.

'.Rodney Jones Is awfuliy IN love with
AlIco Virgins" How do you know r.
.'fIe sat behind her at the thentcr srnd I
heard him tell her there wnHn't anything
on tho stage half 80 beautiful and inter-
eating 70 him as the bnck Of her Int :.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

''Grnclous. what Is Percy Perkins
wearing long hair at golf forT''
1T gives him n chance to say that
football Is really his gnmc."
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

1--WE never hnd any trouble getting
women TO look In at our show windowH'
WHY Look at the big mirrors We
waist exhibit"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
$1,000 Per Week,

We will pay a salary Of tls por week for man
with rig To Introduce Perfection Poultry Mix
turc In tho country, the greatest cfT producer
on earth. Address with stamp Perfection Mig
Co. Parsous. Kansas
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

did you hear what Reginald gnve T.u
crctin for graduation prosent7' fWhh
was ity' "A commutation ticket on d
downtown soda fountain"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

Docs your suburb make any lIterar
prctcnsions7'' ''Oh, yes: we've got n ma
who has taken three prizes for soap pc
ctry,"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

That Italian author travels with four
| teen trunks" Fourteen frunks7 Well.
| ia be ashamed to make such an expose
! Of my rejected manuscripts"
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

..Ia your mandolin club proncient7'
Yes; wo can AL chew gum and play al
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

"Our typewriter girl won't take her VA
cation trip until late In the summer"
why notT' "She says she can't afford
TO get worn out SO eitrly."
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
wcPa,eisa WOOD and E.ren.er

.Therea only one drawback 70 day
want another day on"
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Do Your Fee. Aeh. and purn,

Shake into your shoes. Aliens Foot
Ease. a powder for the feet II makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
corns. Bunions. Swollen. Hot and
Sweating Feet. Al all Druggists and
Shoe Stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen s. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

shall recommend Piso's Cure for Con.
sumption far and widc--Mrs. Muiiigan,
Piumstead, Kent, England, Nov. s. 1895.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
Mrs. w,n.,o,... o.,

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teethlng. softens tho gums, reduces n
nafnmAtion, nlays palm cures wind collie sc bottle
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15
f,bronIc ron.tInntInn cnr,d

The most important discovery OF recent yea ~ i
The positive remedy for constipation, cascarrts
,andy cstEnftlc. cnru guaranteed. Dra gzsta. ice.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

% With riTE % lntrudufc our Poultry CoInpound
Address with st4np. Jasolls Mfg Co.. far-ons, Kan
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

"Tecumseh" was a Shawnee warrior
and first appeared among the Semin-
oles in Florida and the Creeks in Ala
bama and Georgia as early as 1910.
endeavoring TO form them into a con-
federacy whose aim II was to rise up
against the whites In the northwest
and extermlnate them.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

At the same time the comet appear
ed in the heavens. This was too
much for the superstitious Creeks.
They rose as man. and after two
years OF sanguinary fighting. they were
a defeated and ruined nation.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

The town OF Tookabatcha. the capi-
tal OF the Creeks. was shaken to ruins.
and as the earth heayed and shook.
the frightened Indians ran from their
dwellings, crying. "Tecumseh is at De-
troit! Tecumseh is at Detroitl We
feel the stamp OF his foot
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

Tecumseh was killed in the battle
on the Thames, in Canada. October 5th,
1913. by American troops under the
command of Col. Richard NJ. johnson
OF Kentucky.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-06-15

He failed. and on the breaking out
OF the war with England In 1912. en-
tered the service of Britain, and again
set out to stir up seditlon among tho
Southern Indians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-03
SSETS.

ACCOUNT OF BONDS THE UNITED STATES AND OF THIS
Az STATES ALSO or BONDS OF
CITIES IN THIS STATE AND OF ALL
rrfIt5 pIsNnS AND STOCKS OWNED ABSOLUTELY THE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-03
A Story In Point.
CFor the Dlspatch)

lFOr the DISPATCH
The Louisville Argus tells of a memora-
bic ecclesiastical conference, held in an
important southern city, In which con-
ference a certain church officer who, per-
haps. felt his keeping" as a recently
appointed official OF the United states
Government" introduced a resolution
which seriously reflected upon the con-
duct of the most prominent officer or the
body. One OF the brainiest men In the
house. a noted master OF satire, was on
his legs I'm a moment. and handed the
resolution without gloves eulogized inc
accused I'm tho highest terms. and ex-
pressed his pity for the officer who had
opposed the resolution. He was Followed
by bank officer a man OF high charac-
ter, who endorsed every word uttered Dy
the first speaker" Then came lawyer,
who spoke earnestly on the same side
The debate was all on one side. Even
the mover OF the resolution sat dumb as
an oyster preacher, whose name Is "A
household word, North and South, was
rather Unexpectedly present at the de-
bate and at the close told the following
story: Two negroes. Bin and Sam, went
TO a show. Sam had seen the monkeys
before but Bill was fresh. When the
chimpanzoo was shown Bill threw up hts
hands. opened his mouth very wide, and
exclaimed: Name o sense. sam, what
is dat ar thing is he folks?' Eyes. Bin,
sho' he folks" o. go long, Sam. ef he
folks, how come he don't talk noneF'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-03
SECURITY BANK,
GENERAL AGENT FOR VIRGINIA.
s2r4w 11O7 east Main street

"Ahl Bill dat ar thing got 100 nl-..
sense TO talk, cause u he talk ne
white folks pull dat red Jacket on '.
cut he tail OFF. give him hoe III
him In de corn-held." -
Yes; that story IS certainly prn .e.
il ought 10 be. for II f. one OF "i.'''-t
L. Goggin's best. When that stal"-
Wing campaigner was opposing 49,,
Powell as candidate FOR Cong \, f..
the Red-Land District ne hai '' go.
bate all 10 himself Powell was no y,
er. but was understood 10 BE- "A ii' ,.,,.'
the "buttonholing' and "bushwn'' IA
methods OF canvassing. The Nh'ss ..t
that Powell had not sense enough pa.
GOggin on the stump. but Gcss'u ,rs
my friends are wrong; IL IS eNa'"2 ID,
other wayne has too much sem ria
speak. II he speaks he will eN. \
weakness. and lose his seat -.
was elected. and served IN me sam s,.r
gress with Abraham Lincoln, VINO +. ~
A single term. was quietly "shelN'"' ..,,.
had introduced and advocated MS ,,,..,s
rious "spot resolutions" ana the '.,,s
az his district saw that IL would oe Ia
politlcs" to nominate him for 80.
term. so that was the last or him !" r.l,.
raj politics. 'till he doomed up as I'M.
date for the Republican presideh''"' 'V
inatlon In 1866.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-03

:. next heard from In cah
tiapo' Chile He was accnisco Rogel
his pretended servant ffan0h a a skilled
who Afterwards s tnrne and S' abetted by this
ir,,A, occomplice, he Launched upo ,ant
ciev.I Chlleans the mos{ n as dm
swIndle known In history Ia social
himself to the h Ig,h american Ser republic,
ro,ia ling himself with them Dy h,,tamt
~ his accomplished manners a III wondsr-
J,,,niiect he confided TO them tug ,ssouerer
~ 'tnteliigence that he was the ulscos tha
III i'i .erncess nv which the dreams III w
VI = aIchemists could be reallIeu ga,
an 10 metals be TRANSMITTED INTO so'u
series of experiments, Wnl1n ner-
knew so well how 10 ,th ~ his
s uaueu and they zealously embarked
mon the great enterprise. S,i netinS
Works were built and prel, rem s,s 90
experiments resulted IN yie ton ~ low
MoI fd onrI7er ore The cOmpanys stOSh
Fan mn TO fabulous prices. Sharcs, u.
mar value OF which was N,Wo, soiu he Js
Stio 600 apiece. Paraf, dlsposlhg VI tn
own stock when the exci e lIaced & 10000
m his personal credit. lie de,ayeI
cane from the country n little 700 ioi, r.
A director of the company, havIhs n at
suspicious aroused; conaucteo IOa', works
during The absence of Paraf ana hossi'
and The discovery was made that an me
gold gold recovered had been placed IN nj tn ne
aye-agent" which Paraf claimed TO MAJ, nand
discovered. This substance was louhp
70 be a hyposulphde of soda and gold,
which resists the most powerful re. req ems
known, but readily yields to meta al cor
tanning oxide of lead or iron. aa tan
t tlle i MAI T popuace by the officers Of
the law. He was sentenced TO i've years
exile from Santiago the time 70 pc P Gsi
ed at hard labor under guard IN the Chii-
ian settlement of Valdiyia. Al.
Irnhannilv for the ethics Of the tale.
this sentence, pronounced on Sept emoer
% 1s77. was two years later annulied'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-03
Protective Power of Vaccination.
CThe Medical Register)


The Medical and Surgical Review of
Reviews Qondon) cites the following IN
nroof of the value of vaccination:
The conscientious director VIII hardly
he satisfied with DR.. Barry's report on
the smallpox epidemic in Sheffield when
shows that the yacinated children, COM
nared with the unvaccinated, enjoy
twentyfold immunity from smallpox
and a isO-fold security from death from
thar disease. The relative safety OF vac
cinated children living in houses actually
invaded by smallpox, as compared win
the unvaccinated is so striking that we
reproduce DR.. Barry's figures:
The attack-rate Of the vaccinated.... 78
The attack-rate OF the unvaccinated.. $50
The death-rate OF the vaccinated...... l
The death-rate OF the unvaccinated.. Ssl
similar proof OF comparative immunity
is demonstrated throughout the report.
Eliminating children under 10 years OF
age. and taking only the population above
that age Or. Barry found the COMPARE
SON between the vaccinated and the un
vaccinated is as follows:
Per 1000
The attack-rate in persons twice vac
cinated ............... ..................
The attack-rate In persons once vac
cinated ............. .....'...'...''.'''. ~
The attack-rate in persons not vac
cinated ........ .....''.'' .''''''''' u
The death rate In persons twice vac
c,nated'... ........ 49,. -, 49,. DOS
The death-rate in persons once vac
cinated ............ ...................
The death-rate in persons not vacci-
mated ............ ...'.'..'.' .'''''''..' oil
Unfortunately, the conclusive evidence
afforded by such statistical returns has
but little weight with conscientious OBJ
iectors." and they will in all probability
continue to deny the efficacy of vacclna-
ton. Notwithstanding proofs so sisnih-
cant