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cholera. Yet nobody claims that vaccination
lessened the ravages of those scourges of the
human race.
After General Ben Butler cleaned up New
Orleans (there were several feet of "pure"
impurity en- the markets., where the people
went to get their food y there was an imme-
date and immense improvement as to yellow
fever. AS to cholera, it seems to have disap-
peared from the Western world; and this dis
appearance was coincident with modern san
itary methods.
A heated debate on vaccination took place
in the city of Washington, not long ago and,
as reported in the Post, some valuable data
was used.
What Mr. Samuel Saloman said is of such
universal interest that it is quoted as fully
as the Post reported it:
Mr. Saloman who has made thorough study
of the question, although he is not a physician,
being employed in the Government service took
the stand first and gave the history of vaccination
For the last hundred years it has been shown
conclusively that vaccination has proved utter
failure in stamping out smallpox" Mr.. Saloman
said
that the most severe epidemics of that loathsome
and dread disease have broken out in communi-
ties where every member had barred his her
arm to the physicians sure preventive, and yet
they died like flies
The speaker then produced big roll of papers
containing statistics of the death rate in the Ger
man army and continuing, said:
Smallpox ravages in their army, where each
man had been thoroughly vaccnated and re-vac-
cinated shows death rate so per cent. greater
than that among the civilians who not forced
to submit to the operation. In Berlin, where vac
cinatiOn is compulsory, a death rate of 5000 in
every million is shown, considerably greater than
the deaths in London, where vaccination is not
compulsory.
II could stand here all night" the speaker con-
tinued, "and show where the Grim Reaper has
repeatedly taken those whose bodies had been
inoculated with virus obtained from calves or
other animals and left those whose bodies had
not been polluted
Leads to Other Diseases.
''But this is not ALL" Mr. Saloman said st
have positive proof that tuberculosis lockjaw,
Ieprosy, and wide range of diseases follow vac
cination. 1t predispOses to nearly every malig-
nant ailment under the sun, too horrible
even to mention. Yet innocent children must
be subjected to this infamous operation because
the physicians have the hallucination that by this
practice they render an individual immune
There is only one remedy" he continued
''When child is subjected to vaccination, the
doctor who does the job should be held RESPONSE
BILE for the results of his medical crime
Harry B. Bradford upheld Mr.. Saloman in
every particular, and went further in some
things He said that the American Medical AS
ISOLATION is trust in the true sense of the
word, and that it's members not nearly so
dependable as their profession demands
He asserted that all virus is infected with mil
lions of other germs and that contagion is spread
by it's introduction into the human body.
1.-The whole theory of vaccination is monu-
mental fallacy, and the doctors seal of immunity
is the virus from a. loathsome sore,' Mr.. Brad
ford said