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Lorsque le document est trop grand pour 6tre reproduit en un seul cUcM, il est film« A partir de I'angle supdrfeur gauche, de gauche d droite. et de haut en bas. en prenant le nombre d'images ndcessaire. Les diagrammes suivants illustrent la mdthode. 32 X 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 /^ TACOIHATIOH PEOPABATBS SMALL POI It never Protects, it often Kills I Twenty-Five Hundred CbUdren Slain by Small Pox! 1 1 Three thousand two hundred victims of small pox died during the Uie epidemic ; of these, TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED were little child- ren ; this out Herods Herod. Why was the mortality so great among the innocents ? Read the following and ji-dge for yourself. The following cases were reported by Dr. J Emery Coderre, Professor of Victoria Uni- versity, and for twenty years physician to the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Montreal. We claim that vaccination (luring an epidemic of small nox propagates the disease. For proof of which we refer to the following cases of vaccine disaster re- Dortedby I)r Coderre, ProfessorofVicloiia University, Montreal. They should he sufficient to convince all who prefer truth to falsehood, science to superstition, anri health to disease, that vacoination is utterly useless as a protection from smallpox, and extremely dangerous as an experiment. Rose rtlba Gilbert, Montcalm street, a child of 7 months, took small pox 5 days after vaccination. Marie Hamel. child of Alfred Hamel, 41 .Sanguinet street, took small pox 7 days after vaccf.. <tion. The four children of Mr. .Seers (employed at Lov- elrs) took small pox some days afr«r vaccination and all four died. The child of Jean Malo, 159 St. Andre street, was vaccmated on .Sept. 26, 1885, and tool: small pox on Nov. 10 following. The child of Louis Pontin, aged 6}i years, was vaccinated and t:>ok small pox 8 days after. Mr. Arihur viloliensky, advocate, was vaccinated on Sept. 2nd, 1885, and suffered f'om a phlegmonous abcess in the nrny,^it. i NATIONAL LIBRABY 1 CANADA BtBLlOTHt:QUR NATIONALE I BIB iii«»»i *m «^. /iijThe.chUd of Liwis , -^..^,,^ ,.„,^ Awet, wu vMcjnMcd, took the small posMd died. '^ k lu? ^^ chiWren of Mr. (ioyer were nuxinated, both took snMll pox and died. The jwo ehildren o< Mr. Speeding, 133 St. Domi- nique street, took small pox after vaconation and died. Mr. Latronelle has 4 children, 3 were vaccinated and one not vaccinated ; all four took small pox. the 3 vaccinated children died and the unvaocinated child recovered. The 3 children of Mr. Beaudoin were vaccinated, both took smalt pox and died. The chUd of Alfred Lapierre, 176 Drolet street, took small pox after vaccination. Charles Legace, 103 St. Charles~ Borromee street, an employee of the corporation, to retain his situation, was with his family vaccinated on the aoth of October lasL and ten days after six of his children took the smiU pox. Dina Granger, 167 Beaudry street, aged 16 yeart, was vaccinated in August Ust and died with small pox on Se(>t 2nd following. Ovila Loixeau, ai Plessis street, was vaccinated and died one month after of small pox. Joseph Durand, 57 Champlain street, 4 years of age, took small pox after vaccination. Anna Jane Bain, 13a Lagauchetiere street, took small pox six weeks after vaccination. D. Picault, 117 Montcalm street, 16 months old, took small pox 8 days after vaccination. The two children of Mr. Brouillet, 1175 Notre Dame street, took small pox affer vaccination. Thomas St. Amand, aged 9 years, child of Madame St. Amand, 28 Voltigeurs street, took small pox if^ days after vaccinatkin. The two children of T. Bte. Laforoe. 461 Jadra^ Cartier street, were vaccinated ; both took small t)6k and died. The three children of Grace Lavdl, 475 WWfc street, were vaccinated ; all took the small pox ai^ two died. .,j The child of Edmond Lesperance, 485 Wcdfeeti^, was vaccinated and took small pox ami sufl^ed team phl^;monou5 aboess in the arm-pit and died. 3 . no At 163 LavsJ Avenue^ infh» iuw «if M tZmm^m^^^ a girl of 16 vears was vatxinated and toc^ snudi pbx some d»ys after. t ^ i .ft!I*k*"*' P«[~"'». V y«« of «ge. took small pox after having been vaccinated. *^ ^rtil'.v ^.^' \ ^*"«*=*'' "33 Notre Dame street, took small pox 8 days after vaccinatron. The two children of Mr. Upierre, 74 Gain street we^e v^rcinated ; both took the sm'all p^x and ^^^ tJk^',Su J!f "V? "^ ^"^•"? ^****' '♦S Plessis street, WOK small pox after vaccination. Valcrin Duquette, child of Felix Duquette, was jccinated on Oct. 7 and took the small Jox s^verS jj/'*J«./.'«'o.8«»nd-children of Madame Brisbois. u St. Philip street, were vaccinated »r^ took malignant Moall |K)x 8 davs after. ** »iW^^JII!I" J* n "' *" employee of the corporation, ^a tikenrlP*** severafdays after vaccination and was taken to the small pox hospital. tndtll^n i^^*5?^l" '"nployee of the corporation, Sl^^f rl KMi''**'*"'.*'."* vaccinated an*d 8dayi ^f»er 6 of the children took tha small pox. .«J .!JSr?v '''''?." °^ ^' Marchand were vaccinated . ^d took the small pox. »*«u«»cu waTl*a^Jlil^ •'• 5- ^''"'*°?' *37 Mignonne street. J«s vaccinated and afterwards took conftuent small iih^.J*"^;i.\^u"**''f. *'"**• ^^ ^^ cWldren vac- cinated ; both took small pox and one died. -IS^i« ' '" °[}^^^^ ^"^^ malignant small pox, and two are covered with ulceration?. frJ?*J'^.*^''"*^"" °'^ Benjamin Beaupre. 120 Du- 2S! ?T'* "^l"" ^•^^"'•ated with success ; both after- wards took confluent small pox. SrvfcLinatS,^ ' ''^ '-^ ^''' *«» -"»«i-- of lnA?'« °^ ^ Meloche, 479 Wolfe street, in good igh, was vacanated on Oct. i,t, and died fourlays W^of pBlegmonotts erysipelas, caused by vaccina- JjTte child of M. Frigon, 643 Upper Sanguinet St. -fciSLT'"**"^' *^* ^*' I>ominique stieet, had two the other it did not ; both took the small poai. year old child vaccinated -h died .cSi f °"' onsequence of vaccinaiion ^ ''*^' ''''^ '« cinl^^r'^S^i^ 'ontigny had his children vac ^!X^ «••". -^ the T he SIX children of t heophile Ledaire 60 Sr r, vaccinaiPrl ««^ ^^ i r *. ^7 raptneau road, was vacunaleti. and died a few days after in consequenc" ' Son. ^^ ^' ^'^^ '^°'" t**^ effects of vaccina- vacdna5;Toi'SelS;jJ",t"^^^^^^^ The three children of Camilie N™.r]n 8 t ^^ tZi .^"If """• .55 •^•nh^'-^t streS aged2>i years, tt»k smaji pox six days after vaccinatiw Cleanliness not vaccination, is our savSur fr«m*H infectious and contagious diseases Thr-- »k . «iJeiit witi^esses against the filthy, useless Ft-ri^. Montreal, Janaary, 1886. Alex. M. Ross, M.D.