The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02

These experiments were made on guinea pigs.
raOoits and horses. Although the orrani1a.
a., ~. .. tn lie animals differs from that OF man
IN many respects experience has shown that q
vaccine which takes effect upon them usuailv
ACTS IN the same manner in man Al this
sage. however. many doctors Insisted "a. +,
Nouid not De safe 10 try the Chantemesse
vaccine on man. They pointed out that the
INJURIES or LESSONS produced b. typhoid in man
ana animsi we're very different Or. Chan;e-
messe replied that the dissimilarity o. the in.
!frie' vas % little Importance. because -vphoid
vas essentially poisoning OF tine blood when
sAo"ed Itself IN the same form IN man aud
animal Nevertheless I'm face o. The lively
opposition shown against him the Professor 70.
trained for long time from experimenting
upon
TWO German doctors PfeIner and Kous
adopted the French method and boldly fook
ne initiative In trying Il on human subject
~ lN*b they injected the vaccine s;eril!zed by
10 DID not suffer any sickness which vas an
important point proved. but on the other hand
30 test vas made 10 decide II ne had been I'm.
.aInized against typhoid
In the same year Prof Aimroth Wright. n,
.-nz ani. prepared a vaccine with a lower s'e-,.-
-kston tempo ratuTe-- soon after this the Boe-
Mar broke ont and he had a splendid oppor-
unity 10 Try the vaccine In the English army
Ae results were quite satisfactory. out o:
yVo unNaccinated men there were I4l cases
g.! typhoid and 81 deaths while out a. ,bs
s'Uc number OF vaccinated soldiers thers
ERE ~ cases and deaths. At Bloenfon-
len nearly 100000 British soldiers were pros.
rated "ith typhoid. almost Gripping the arulv
After this the OF the vaccine became mi.
versa. among She soldiers. The prepa-a
80 tuis Tine was not suitable Cor use In civil
Hle il produced more OF less serious attack
'i l..ne@s While Young and vigorous men Ike
GERS we're au.e 20 recover from THIS IN a
''''' me-. o. would not have been wise 10 use
ne preparation indScrlminstely on the clv,,
2oprla ION. Tho Illness was probably explain
- Dy ne low temperature a. which tie INF.
robes were killed
Prot Wright a. FRS; killed his microbes a, A
F"prFa'iFe ~ To- Fahr.. and then reduced 10
io l4u d'gr@es Pot Chanfemess. having
"a -'"i 1r s'e:li >iug his microbes ~ .4s teg
Fshr for ten Minutes. reduced this 20 ei2
l"Ff~es av iS+2 To-day 20 heats Thorn 'r-
'-" ADI- = l3c deg Fair That he has found
- be inc minimum temperature which IS Ger.
;a'n 10 1911 the microbes
10 non adds tp fls preparation a Vgrt
l'-@ - some s1'isep'ic such 90 ivFo, or r-aso'
MS prevents ne development In the vaccine
'' -. gem NH.r1 NAV have ippsd IN during
ne a5'-a'" uar'yl. alton Some gsrma To-
N.rf temperature o. 1872 degrees while otf.e-s
H 2. ma 'n".r naH 20 after ne sterilization
i- vaccine - u. Chantsmesse spufa.-s
4t'"I'H' dead microbs. IN a cubic ,r-t.
H''r" %. Us'@-. bat is about teaspoon s.,- -
'r'"- 70 is prepared ir fra form ~ a q. tightly
OPP "Fr"n' "a I'i Vaccination Is pe-s1r-nef
'n me- 1ppe- pa o. f.s ssm a~ mean. o. aH
'i if'"'"n"i l' poIrr-r $50 lnge Tle doctor
Nftl~H me p.ar" 'r h@ pInc'lred r .fh rf'.a
.''''r" ~ .'iIa-. $50 pain Eel fs.t f.-rf- due.
.H+ "- a'F- fHe operation. There is rr.f.a-
.f'.fF H1- oG'hrrsS % prsfu.or -.s. a. COIN.
.' 'H.' ...u'- H'er vaccination 'l- small prv
some. .I'. 'nnr" fs Sigh. fevo- which e
T''n"f OF hf '7k'rz on anf'Dy-ins tab.et
ht.t ff''"n' receives u1fnr fle Clso.a