The sun., 1910-05-07

TubercuDssis AltFibussd - the Preventive
Treatment sf the Disease.

In various places ana generally roopeo ihe
disease Of its terrora. On the day ] chanced
10 read BIZ contribution ! also read = ieie-
graph story from Cleveland. Ohio. that
Pole had introduced smallpox Of The Euro
pean variety iniO a settlement IN Cleve-
land and that since then thirteen casea
had developed The Pole. a new arrival,
comes from q country where vaccinai ion
against smallpox h compulsory. Tha
would seem 10 Indicate that vacctnatio ion
failed In ai least one caae 10 pTevent small
pox: huf in many Instances it n known that
yacclnatiOn has failed 10 make good.
and many Instances are known and are
on recoFd 70 show that Tho peFils % vac
cination are more imminent than the peru
OF smailHoA
Ihave the Statistics In hand. bot shall not
detail them here. for the questions whether
or not vaccination 4 a preventive. whether
o. nO' vaccination is more dangeTcus than
the malady u seeks 10 prevent. are not
quest Ions that can be answered BY partial
statistics No one doubts that licensed
medicine can present figures and statistics
10 prove lis case with reference to smallpox.
but at the same time common sense and
lnquiFy, n they devoted themselves 10 the
task. could very easily gather statistics
10 show that IN those districts where vac
clna.iOn s credited with the happy result
sanitation. hygiene. q reformed diet. a more
natural mode ol life have contributed far
more than vaccination 10 prevent smallpox
and the black plague. There = hardly
any question about that. for the whole drift
and tendency of therapeutics to-day h
rOphylactic and the main characteristios
of prophylaxs are reformed diet ana re-
formed modes Of living II 4. we're dr.
poaed To debate the question Of the virtue
of vaccination a. q preventive with sta
tistics alone the anti-vaccinationisi~ a. the
first move Wlll Oner In evidence the sta
I isiiCs Of tuberculosis. the great increase
NJ tuberculosis cases and the increased
mortality Of the white plague IN contra
distinctlon ~ smallpox a. the black
plague 10 show that. admittlng vaccination
prevents smallpox and reduces the number
Of cases ami their mortality. vaccination
ai the same time n responsible for the hlte
plague a. a real menare u The race. 10
employ the rhetoric Of the anti-tuberCulOsis
sOcisiics
That there b an immediate and real
relat innship het ween vaccination and tuber-
culOsia there h the testimony. oral and
printed. oi not = iew licensed phyaictans
and even n their testimony and statistica
oa t6s subject we're entirely iSci lSSkins any
determine by q mere reference 20 ourrent
history and by employing his averaRe wits
that tuberculosis has becofne menafe
in those very periods IN which vaccination
has been most popular a. = preventive OF
anOthe diselse In case lie this yO'i are
cOmnelled 70 view vaccination not a. q
preventive Of any disease bus phenomenon
Of metast1sls by which llcensed medicine
with another, and on the hsliucmation that
simtlia aimilibua citrantur No physician
can put his finger on any pal ent 81 whom
i cen he said truthfully that likes are cured
or by q -cicnce 81 medicine founded on tho
false philosophy conta med In the llsttn
quotation, must eventually b. cured OF the
cure, Tor poison WI out. and any
a. rrier n both hsalth and di-saae. 10 pre-
vent o. cure an 49, must itself like the prison
that causes al disease. like the poison vhich
j. denticsl With disease. h. elided from tho
Vaccination y accomplished by Injecting
Into the blood of healthy perRons the virus
or poison taken from an animal prev iotisly
Infected with the discaae that vacrination
y taken from the core II The p,istules th1t
4 iiiict theaniulal. presumed hy the eti0ioev
Of tho term -vaCcine- % lie n C0W or calf
hOrFez arr also employed for the
NNNN1HANINN WNlHWNN~H W MNlINNN q WAAllNNlNa ~
virus is directly, and With force. IN ie~iet
into the circulation 0f children and sdults,
and the virus y noison. The word virus
means poison and u = unfortunate for ,
licensed medlcine that n has seleoted ~ I'M
happy a term. Nov poiHon = Offensive 20
health and anything that Unenda health h
poison. Nature rebels agninsf The intro !
ductiOn of tho virus. The viCtim becomes I
lll sonetines deformed for life. and soTne- |
lines dies. IN tbose Eases IN which the vir- /
tins recover they are said 10 BE- immune
4 Eainst smallpox bat statiat ics are AGAINST /
he contention. Which n - say. 7 can cite /
Vaccination fallE 70 make good as a. can /
riie TO prove that vaccination y efiuaci0us /
With statistics. ~ Lord Palmerston has 4
vel said, one can prove most anything
Tho vacrtnai ion question i not amenahle 10 I
partial uatistlcr and all sfNtistlca are partial /
hat is incomplete. u fyaCeination has feduced |
he number of smallpox cases IN any given /
district oI the world y has az th@ sane |
lime gwen strength, impetus. courage "a
uhcrculOsls have no equipment 70 prove /
bat other than ny own powers of observa- !
lion end Intelligence. but N A desires 4
my literature on tho suhieet have the 4
D,inied and oral testimony Of licensed /
'or the menace called the white plague
The poison Injected INTO human blood I
IN prevent smallpox weakens the blood by I
,e1ulring " 70 perform innctions y should .
lever unnecessarily BE- called on 10 perform: \
Ind revaccmaiiOn. the repeated injection I
" Diis from animal sores into the human /
vsten, eventually 80 weahens the blood .
nat v coilapses and rave. the way Tor
tuberculosis. whirh 10 itseli is nothing more
" les than poison In the blood The doe
Ors of licensed medicine dearly love 10 i
race The origin Of tuberculosis 10 q germ
b1cillns. bu' there y no germ that
auses tuberculosis or smallpox Or cholera |
y any other disease The disease causes
no germ No germ has ever been iaOlated
rom H- environment. and II healthy germ
y any d.ense, 10 emnloy the language Of
lentally Injected into The blOOd n u safe
o reason nothing would hapnen bur the
leatructiOn Of the germ Whenever q
'erson J. inOculaied with the germ Of =
isease he j. az the same time inocillaied
18th the poison In which ihe germ fhrivss.
md ne uOiaon. not the germ suaes the
rouble hat ensue. Mot medicines and
rugs administered 70 XII eerm are
more dan geroua 70 the patient than 10 the
'rrm The Koch tuberculosis ctire has long
inre gone by the hoard aud the SCIENCE 0l
hernpeutics nov addresses ifself 70 cure
nd nrevent tuberculosis In the same way
hat the Observation-Disclosures demand small
,oy .hall he prevent n and rtIrai hy proper
iet. proper living, BY natural living A
nan who leads and lives q clean orderly
ecent lie i already inmuno sRainst
ct only SMALLPOX but all other diseaae
70 ke~p the GERMS already In the human
ystem in health.
! am AGAINST vaccination because \
Vaccination Doiaons the blood
Poison In the blood IL offensive 20 health
nd life
smallpox can be entirely prevented hv
simDlef, safer. -ansr way than bv poison.
W the blood with virus
The revival ~ tho anti-vacrinatl0n marty
! the nited Wsfss h sympi iomafic Of the
merioan cti1en,s yeaYninR TO Rpt we'll
nj stay we'll and ~ pnr cent of them are
ck ~ Or most u the time IL l. a health
and " i important. for health
the basis 0f morals
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