Anti-Vaccination and its Consequences.

Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 2, 30 May 1885, Page 3

Anti-Vaccination and its Consequences.

'<■ When a Wan with the auti-yac'fiiriu- . ,( . tidn cnize has three of his unvaccinki&\ children attacked with small pox ami loses thorn all, one canuot "have" any feeling .10 -strong as that of .^fe'iiiyj—grßt, (or his ignorance, aad the terrible price -be hay to N^^iy for it. \ To lose three children m vC l^,<;inougn. bnb to lovieHhem, lor want \V t 6f a simple opet-ation which m the eye* of the law is compulsory, and whioh ajocordtngito ekpeiience would; pro /■ b,abjy have saved them jfw>|n. jbot^j ' death anfl the ' disease j is a respjou4* bility. which ..greatly aggrjivaite DeieA'em'eht. '\Ffciß very like jvithbojldingj»i;t'ad from .a -starving eh Id or <I a liftibupy^ from .a child x^ggin; m sHie wVtctv ; This is the 'sadcaso q£\i . confectioner^uSh^reditchi on ijij'o'^f* • ( whose ''threu chxtdreri, deatl^ ofslnall— uiquesy^h*aW : been vi>jyprt|perly .; ; .Be)it by Ttfr tiollier. Siuall-})o.!x, w« •^ofreh point out is the. school jmster ;;[^fi|it .^i.iHn 'tlie long . Vim driyef men i-i^^j^io ot vac «9i:qnifttion, and la corbnimr does ] great .Who:. It-tjft v . 1 i^rh>. . : iuio Ithos^^ Brual'|'l K> i i» allowed to ir/^ye'i-its'jO^n wrt f- Mr GJiarlev > Wostwood Will have to ioekj far back * : ?-'ifip)^thif history; of li|fi frun!? ! or of t . y'accibati«m to l>e. CQtuprti'ed -with tlii? >i>)f'(|i^M^tl}atKha^raccii^ limiuo I'l'f'froih-' small-pot: 1 of \jßfty ? ! .J^i^'e'xjmrience-in medicsil practice f '.'%i|l : tell • him that- theyhaVe not 1 ■''.'^^ii ; A^atHfro»a ■ vacoina|io;n' It (QHme^.out ; »t" the . iuque,st that when the deadly-plague overtook' the uifyio-ißk-'t6fsfeti childi-tiU;- Mv'. Westwood Ant, ; »ot for 4> medical man, but for a l\|r.. "■' i 1 J! i ainfei l Sfwlndi. > MS, who advised hyssop, /•>' pehnyroyali uiarshnwllow' and oiher *'^rij^Vjiirid it .wanlpv tills partj of liis t McpUdiict that he ,wus.. Viianied: jby the i"ju»^ Tnfatnatad'as. it too*, it .was '' fi i*ot spirreationa'l as his Eejj|lect!tq have .]° tli^nt'v^ijisiftHted, for the niiojii enli^Kt. * eji^d; physician hag nothing to coin lpare f with vaccination iv oppoaidg, '■■• r - : »jiiail-pox-. --"•'':•■■'■'•-■ ■''•;