The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-01
VACCINATION AS
 CAUSE OF CANCER
Dr. ". B. Clarke, a Famous Expert, Has Never Seen a Case of Cancer in an Unvaccinated Person.
New York Press.) As to Cancer.

As to Cancer. Dr. w. B. Clarke will not yield his opinions on cancer. No physician has yet told us the cause of concer. and
 none can point out its cure; therefore Dr. Clarke's theories may be as good as anybody's. The case of Dr. Bull interests the world, and is puzzle to all scientists. The fear of cancer is almost as depressing as that or con- sumption. It haunts the mind, keep ing millions in state of frightful sus- pense-
 The Victims.
 Says pr. Clarke: ."The malignancy and unvarying fatality of cancer and the Indian-like or 1ong-continued tor ture of it's victims characteristic Of this terrible disease justify the pop
 ular horror of it's very name, and its appalling frequency and rapid in
 crease of late years may well ~chai- lenge the closest attention of the n1ed1- cal profession. It's victim, like Prome-
 theus bound, sees the hungry vultures plucking at his vitals, but has no hope of a medical Hercules coming to his rescue.
 CANCER STATISTICS "Cancer steadily pursues it's relent- less march, staying it's thousands and tens of thousands, staying the Grants and Gladstones of the world. or the
 most eminent physicians and surgeons with as little leniency as it displays
 toward their humblest and most
 New York 6,4O0 adults died of can cer in 1907. In other words to bring the subject intimately close, in an or. dnary mans lifetimR about 3OO,oo0 people will succumb to the disease in this State
 THE PART VACCINATION PLAYS "As cancer was practically unknown
 until cow-pox vaccination began to be introduced. it is certainly about time to study out the possible con- believe, is a disease of cell life, disturbance of it's equilibrium, mani- fested by the rapid growth or cells and the consequent building up of a 200 cases of cancer and here Declare THAT I NEVER SAW A CASE OF CANCER IN AN UNVACCINATED I PERSON. This of itself may not clans to pursue their inquiries along this line and see what will result. HOW VACCINATION WORKS. "The way vaccination causes cancer | is like this: It takes twenty one years | to make a man and but four to make
 a COW, the former being of slow cell growth and the latter rapid. To put the rapid-growing cells, or protoplasm, | of a diseased animal Gin a condition of virulent infectious activity in to | the SlOW-SrOW1nS CellS or -dS IS done in vaccination and the various forms of blood d-assassinations now rife | in civilized countries (often enforced | by law, health departments or boards | of education)-is 70 disturb the eQuil-
 fbrium of cell life and create that disparity, disarrangement and dis l organization which, when the season | for cancer comes late in life, results | in cancer, if not tuberculosis earlier.
 A LOGICAL CONCLUSION | '"This conclusion" adds pr. Clarke,
 "is both logical and in accord with the most profound discoveries of modern
 biology and pathology. from the cellu- | lar pathology of the great Virchow to | the recent discovery of pr. Roswell
 Park in the State-paid work at the | University of Buffalo, that the can- | cer organisms can be detected in the | blood, and conform closely in appear 1 ance to the bodies found in the blood after vaccination-confirm the pre- vious claims of Funck and GoErini l abroad"
 Effect of the Imagination. Mental influence would be more powerful if it were possible for men to do more thinking. But even with l high living and low thinking, the av- | craze man dies of the disease he most du