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inoculated, have been attacked during the
prevalence of epidemic small pox, with
eruptive complaints, which received the
names Of chicken pox, stone pox, water
pox, horn pox. &C., and which we're con-
sidered as notifications OF small pox.
8. That the disease to which our more
modern physicians have given the names
of variolid, modified small pox, &c., pre-
sent the same essential characters as the
leruptive complaints above mentioned, and
that they do not occur more frequently
latter cow pox than after small pox.
4. That the epidemic small pox which,
|in 1914, ragged throughout Europe, appear
ed, under various notifications, in as ma
nv of the inoculated, as of the vaccinated
but was disarmed of its terrors in both
cases.


| $. That the variolid disease which pre-
vailed in 1922 in Baltimore, and now pre-.
vailing in New Yorl. and Philadelphia, is
the same in its operative character, as that
which appeared in Europe in 1914.


6. That in the city of Norwich eng,
there were 10000 persons who had been
vaccinated, breathing an atmosphere high.
lily charged with the contagion OF malig


nant, epidemic small pox; and that Of
this number, six cases only took the small
Ipox, two of which proved fatal.


7. That no case of death has, as yet
been known to occur in Philadelphia, a
mongst the vaccinated Of that city.


From these facts it is rendered mani


fest that the Cow Pox has lost nothing o


its worth, when contrasted with inocula


ton but that it continues TO occupy tina


high eminence from which its many enc


mics have in vain attempted to dislodgt
lit. Fame "with her hundred tongues,
lit is true, is, at this moment spreading


the alarm; but wherever vaccination has


been successfully performed, no danger


exists. Let the unprotected, then, conf


IDENTIFY resort to it; and let 1t be repeatei


in every doubtful case, and all cause o. o.
alarm will be removed.-But awful viii


be the visitation to those who shall rejec


the proffered blessing, and thus remain
unprotected. Over how many of such ha'
humanity to weep in Philadelphia lie
! her not, then, my friends, in this district
: mourn over one victim sacrificed at ths
i. shrine of ignorance, of superstition, or o
/, criminal Indifference JENNER.