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SnAII Pox ANB HAccISAIIoS.-A ne.
port Of considerable interest was presented
recently 10 lhc Academy of Sciences IN
Paris. by NJ. SeTe, on The subject OF Vac
eination. Before the discovery Of Ibis
process, the number Of deaths from sulalI
pox annually in Europe was 40O,OOOl Of
which O.0c0 occurred IN France. In one
Of the essays presented 10 the Academy's
Committee, ills shown thar between 1916
and ls4i there were IN France 10, a34 ca
ses Of small pox in persons who bad not
been vaccinaicd, and 5.063 in those who
had; ofllic non-varrinaied patients, l ,6s2
died; Of The others only 62.


The report Of the committee TO which
The whole subject was referred, states that
the preservative value Of vaccination Is ab.
solule during a period Of i've or six years,
and generally up to The eleventh year; bu,
that beyond that time persons are liable 10
take the small pox. In the greater num-
bcr Of cases, however, vaccination is a
pfcservaiise.lor life. Iiappears from facts
ihai have been collected, ihal the preser-
yaiiye yalne Of vaccination is not proper
toned to The Intensity Of llfe local symp-
toms. Il is further stated, rs the opinion
fthc committee, that under ordinary cir.
cnnlstances, ,re-yaccinaiions should be pei
formed afier tie fourteenth year. When
an epidemic malady rcigns, however, il is
prudent 10 re-vaccinate before that period.
In the course of the report il is said that
the application Of re-yaccination in The
Pmssian army, since 1898, has complete
ly exiipaied the small pox. In Wmiem-
burg, out Of li,3s4 soldiers who had been
re-vaceinalcd, there was in five years only
one case Of small pox. and in 81, 1854 nom
military persons who had been rc.yacci-
mated, the cases Of small pOx were only
three in number. - lee