Smallpox Lightning Lockjaw

1910 7 deaths 16 deaths 94 deaths

1911 3 ” 30 ” 114 ”

1912 4 ” 21 ” 97 ”

1913 1 ” 13 ” 111 ”

1914 3 ” 33 ” 115 ”

1915 0 ” 18 ” 90 ”

1916 3 ” 19 ” 69 ”

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Totals 21 150 690

It will be noted that the ordinary danger from smallpox is so actually

and relatively insignificant here that it is regularly six to eight

times less than that of being struck by lightning, and that the danger

from lockjaw of all kinds is so great and constant that it is about

thirty times greater than that from smallpox, whereas vaccinal lockjaw,

which is about ten per cent. of all lockjaw deaths, is at least three

times more dangerous by actual frequency of occurrence than natural

smallpox!

THE HORROR OF HORRORS, CATTLE PLAGUE OR FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE, CAUSED

IN MANKIND BY VACCINATION. MEDICAL IGNORANCE ON THIS POINT SCORED

I have already exposed the deadly epidemics of virulent cowpox or foot

and mouth disease in cattle and domestic animals caused by vaccination.

I now come to expose one of the most shocking results of vaccination

yet disclosed, viz.: the transmission of this horrible cow disease to

the human subject. This disease, as a vaccinal result, in mankind, is

much more common and fatal than has been generally supposed, and every

effort seems to have been made by our vaccinators and health officers

to deny and conceal the facts in this matter from the public, which

is easily accomplished because of the great general ignorance of all

vaccination matters not only by the mass of the people but by the mass

of the medical profession itself. For example, the medical profession

does not seem to be yet aware of the fact that the severe skin and

general disease called “Pemphigus” in man is identical with foot

and mouth disease in cattle, nor do they seem to be generally aware

of the fact that “Pemphigus” is frequently conveyed by “Cowpox” or

vaccination, and they seem to be equally ignorant of the notorious fact

that certain makes of vaccine virus had been infected for years with

foot and mouth disease, and conveyed this disease in epidemic and fatal

form to animals and mankind. Neither do they seem to be aware of the

fact that experience now indicates that Foot and Mouth disease may be

ultimately proved to be only a virulent form of “Cowpox” or a mongrel

form of Smallpox to which ordinary Cowpox or “Vaccinia” may degenerate

at any time like a mild domestic dog suddenly changing, in an attack of

Rabies, to a mad, dangerous, and deadly distributor of disease.

To show that the close relation, if not the identity, of vaccination

with Smallpox and Foot and Mouth Disease is now recognized by

special students of this subject, I may here quote from the speech

of Senator Money of Mississippi in the U. S. Senate, February 25,

1909, as reported in the _Congressional Record_, in the debate on the

Agricultural Appropriation Bill, concerning the epidemic of Foot and

Mouth Disease in 1908, as follows:

“This is an important question with respect to cattle, but

it is very much more important to the human beings of this

country. These vaccine points are the things with which we

vaccinate the children of this country against smallpox. It has

been found that it sometimes makes them immune from smallpox,

but gives them the foot and mouth disease, which is just about

as bad.

“The trouble about the matter is that we can not in the United

States produce vaccine for any length of time, for the reason

that this is not a pox country. It is not the home of the

disease. We have to import it from abroad, and consequently

the vaccine points that are produced upon the spot which is the

habitat of this particular disease are the only ones that will

retain the virus in sufficient strength to enable it to render

the human being vaccinated immune from smallpox. Consequently

we can not, as has been expected by a great many people, raise

our own vaccine points, because they lose their power for

immunity against smallpox. We now run the constant danger that

has been manifested very unpleasantly in several localities

of vaccinating children and grown people with these imported

vaccine points and communicating the foot and mouth disease,

which is just about as bad as the smallpox.”

We will now show in the following pages and illustrations how Foot and

Mouth Disease is conveyed to mankind in vaccination and that it is not

only as bad as smallpox, as Senator Money has stated, but much worse.

[Illustration: FIG. 11. Horrible Case of Cowpox in a Woman.

_Epidemic of 1902._ Back view of a woman suffering from Foot

and Mouth Disease, or Virulent Cowpox, caused by Vaccination.

Photograph shows final stages of eruption and was taken a

short while before death. Note large blotches all over body

caused by several vesicles running together, then breaking and

excoriating, leaving large raw sores like big scalds or burns.

]

Figs. 11 and 12 show some horrible examples of this deadly cattle

plague conveyed by vaccination to human subjects. Fig. 11 shows the

back view of a woman victim with a very severe and fatal type of this

disease, the photograph being taken a short while before death. I have

also a front view of this case, taken after death, but this is too

horrible for even this chapter of horrors, so that I have decided to

spare the feelings of my readers and not show it here. Fig. 12 is a

photograph giving both front and back views of a man with a very bad,

but less severe, type of the disease, who recovered after several

successive eruptions and about five months of suffering.

[Illustration: FIG. 12. Foot and Mouth Disease in a Vaccinated Man.

_Epidemic of 1902._ Back and front views of man suffering

with Foot and Mouth Disease, or Virulent Cowpox, caused by

Vaccination. Photograph shows early or mid stage of eruptions,

which first appeared four and a half weeks after vaccination.

Recovered after nine successive eruptions of this kind in

five months after vaccination. Note “umbilicated” form of

eruptions like vaccination sores, proving positive relation to

Vaccination and Smallpox. Compare with Figs. 2, 4 and 6.

]

There were ten cases of this kind treated at the Boston City Hospital

in January, 1902, by Dr. James S. Howe, who read a report of the cases

before a meeting of the American Dermatological Association in Boston

in September, 1902, which was afterwards published in the Journal of

Cutaneous Diseases for January and June, 1903, from which I quote

below. Dr. Howe exhibited photographs of these cases at the meeting

referred to, which also appeared in said Journal here quoted, copies of

some of which are now shown in Figs. 11 and 12.

These cases and the published report of them are also cited in the

medical work before quoted, “Acute Contagious Diseases,” on page 82

therein, so that there is full medical authority for their citation

here and ample proof of their nature and origin as being due to

vaccination.

Dr. Howe reported that out of the ten cases of this kind treated in

the hospital six were fatal, thus showing the deadly nature of this

vaccinal disease, which greatly exceeds the average or worst types of

smallpox! In Dr. Howe’s report of these cases, at the meeting referred

to, he stated as follows:

“Early in January of the present year [1902], while the wave

of vaccination was at its full height [during a smallpox

epidemic], there were received in the Boston City Hospital for

treatment, a remarkable series of cases of bullous dermatitis.

All of these cases appeared in persons recently vaccinated....

The longest duration of the disease in any one case was sixteen

weeks, followed by recovery, and the shortest was one week,

followed by death. The skin lesions began to appear in these

cases in an average of five weeks after vaccination, sixteen

weeks having elapsed in one case, the longest, and three weeks

in one case, the shortest.”

It may be proper to state just here that the “skin lesions” and other

eruptions in these human cases were substantially or identically

the same as in the cattle affected with foot and mouth disease in

the epidemic of 1902 and 1908 previously described, these eruptions

being of the _same kind_ and in the _same locations_; that is, the

eruptions consisted of numerous vesicles of various sizes, from the

size of a pea to that of a dime, half dollar and dollar, and these

vesicles broke out all over the body as shown in Figs. 11 and 12,

but particularly on feet and hands, lips and nostrils and inside the

mouth and throat, and in fact on and in all interior parts of the

body covered by mucous membrane, as well as on the external skin, and

sometimes in internal organs. These vesicles would sometimes change to

pustules or semi-pustules as shown in Fig. 12, and these would spread

and run together into large confluent vesicles or blisters, as shown

in Fig. 11, and these blisters would then rupture, collapse, drain

and excoriate, leaving great raw sores like terrible scalds or burns,

as shown in the big black and gray blotches in Fig. 11, thus causing

great suffering and agony in this most pitiable victim of vaccination.

The victim in Fig. 11 was a woman forty years old, who died ten hours

after admission to the hospital and six weeks after vaccination, and in

whom the eruptions first appeared three weeks after vaccination. Fig.

12 shows the eruptions in their early or mid stage, and Fig. 11 shows

them in their later or final stage. And it must be here understood that

these eruptions appear in successive crops, as in the cattle disease,

one crop disappearing and healing, to be followed by another crop in a

few days, and these ten cases of Dr. Howe had from two or three to nine

successive eruptions before death or recovery! The case shown in Fig.

12 is that of a man twenty-one years old in whom the first eruption

appeared four and a half weeks after vaccination and who had _nine

successive eruptions_ before he finally recovered and was discharged

from the hospital about five months after vaccination!

Dr. Howe gave it as his opinion that the disease in these ten cases

was caused by some infection in the vaccine virus at the time of

vaccination, and a majority of the doctors present at the meeting

seemed to agree with him and gave several instances where similar cases

happened in their own practice, thus showing that this disease is

really a common result of vaccination. One of the doctors then present,

Louis H. Duhring of Philadelphia, an expert on skin diseases, said:

“We must grant, I think, in the light of the history of these

cases and what we know of other similar cases, that they are

the direct or indirect result of vaccination. While we hear a

good deal, _pro_ and _con_, about vaccination, of its injurious

results on the part of those who are opposed to it, and of

its value on the part of those who favor it, I have always

felt that those who are opposed to vaccination, or, rather,

those who have brought forward the possible ill effects of

vaccination, did not in some instances have a fair hearing.

I, myself, have seen cases at least similar to the ones

reported by Dr. Howe, as well as others, where the local and

constitutional manifestations were undoubtedly the result of

vaccination.”

Dr. Howe seemed to be somewhat mystified by the disease and at a loss

for the best or most proper technical name for it, and on this head he

stated as follows:

“On the other hand, it might seem more proper to call them,

perhaps, cases of pemphigus. Quoting Duhring in regard to

pemphigus, I will refer to the following: ‘The mucous membranes

of the mouth, pharynx, epiglottis, trachea, bronchi and

even of the alimentary canal are not infrequently invaded,

especially in the varieties _malignus_ and _vegetanus_, giving

rise to various local lesions, mostly whitish patches and

excoriations. In grave cases there are pain and difficulty in

breathing and swallowing, diarrhea, exhaustion, collapse, and a

fatal ending.’ These cases of mine certainly showed all these

symptoms.”

In answer to this point, Dr. Duhring then said:

“I think Dr. Howe has acted wisely in selecting the title he

has and connecting it with vaccination, because it is to that

point that we wish to call attention, namely, that instances

of bullous dermatitis, often severe and even running a fatal

course, do at times follow vaccination. ... That it is closely

allied to what is known as semi-malignant or malignant

pemphigus; I think probable, but whether we call it bullous

dermatitis from vaccination, or pemphigus from vaccination,

or malignant pemphigus, matters very little at the present

period.”[5]

I think we can all readily agree with this conclusion of the doctors,

that it does not matter much what we call this horrible disease caused

by vaccination, whether it is “Pemphigus,” “Foot and Mouth Disease” or

“Virulent Cowpox,” all of which seem to be fit and proper names, the

main point being that this deadly infection is frequently contained in

and conveyed by vaccine virus in the operation of vaccination.

The further interesting and surprising fact to be especially noted

here, is that while some doctors seem to be fully aware that

“Pemphigus” is often caused by vaccination, yet they all seem to be

quite ignorant of the fact that the cattle plague known as “Foot and

Mouth Disease” is identical with the disease called “Pemphigus” in man,

and which is known to be frequently conveyed to butchers and others who

handle carcasses of cattle.

The doctors in this discussion were also completely ignorant of the

fact that a most extensive and virulent epidemic of Foot and Mouth

Disease prevailed in New England in that very year, 1902, when these

deadly vaccinations occurred, and that, furthermore, some of the

strains of virus used in that year actually contained the foot and

mouth infection and that this dangerous infection came from Japan and

actually continued for several years, from 1902 to 1908, as before

shown in government reports, thus making a chain of unbreakable facts,

which, I think, proves the guilt of vaccination for these horrible

deadly results beyond any question.

Even if the doctors were inclined to doubt or deny the responsibility

of vaccination for these horrible results, they could not, logically

or truthfully, do so, for the proof of this causation and relation

is written as plainly on the bodies of the pitiable victims as was

the “handwriting on the wall” described in the Bible. And it is now

necessary only to call careful attention to the eruptions shown in Fig.

12 to get a full proof of this point, for it will be noted that the

vesicles or pustules which appear all over the body in Fig. 12 have a

very distinct “umbilicated” form with a depressed center and raised

margin which is characteristic of only two diseases, vaccination and

smallpox, and a clear proof that either of these two closely related

diseases was surely concerned in this eruption, and that this eruption

is therefore essentially a virulent “cowpox” or a mongrel smallpox. On

this point of identity compare Fig. 12 with Figs. 2, 3, 4 and 6, pages

83 to 88.

THE AWFUL CASE OF A VACCINATED SCHOOL BOY INFECTED WITH FOOT AND MOUTH

DISEASE, OR VIRULENT COWPOX, AND IN ERUPTION FOR THREE YEARS!

In the next illustration, Fig. 13, I give another instance of a

vaccination horror very similar to or identical with the horrible cases

just exposed.

The photograph, Fig. 13, shows the case of a vaccinated school boy

eleven years old infected with foot and mouth disease, virulent cowpox

or “pemphigus,” which first appeared a few weeks after vaccination and

continued intermittently, sometimes in very violent form, for three

years! The boy was vaccinated in September, 1914, and this photograph

was made at my request eleven months afterwards, in August, 1915,

during a comparatively mild stage of the eruptions, which were much

worse at other times. These eruptions finally ceased in 1918, after

over three years of great suffering by this child victim, and great

anxiety and expense on the part of his parents, and so far without

any compensation whatever from those responsible for this great evil.

Whoever the Law of Justice should decide to be responsible for such a

humanly-inflicted calamity should certainly be made to pay for it.

[Illustration:

FIG. 13. School boy Arthur Smith, Jr., eleven years old.

Vaccinated September, 1914, photographed August, 1915.

Eruptions similar to foot and mouth disease appeared a few

weeks after vaccination and continued intermittently for over

three years! Photograph shows a mild stage of these eruptions,

which were much worse than this at times. Eruptions ceased in

1918.

]

I will now let the intelligent father of this afflicted child tell the

full story of this case and the suffering of the boy and his parents,

in the father’s own words as taken from his letters to me on this

matter. In his letter dated August 2, 1915, the father, Mr. Arthur

Smith, of New Windsor, N. Y., states:

“In reply to your letter of July 29, 1915, in reference to

the condition of my son from vaccination, I wish to say that,

although it is eleven months since he was vaccinated, at the

present time he is in the same condition he was in when the

account of his sickness was published in the _Newburgh Daily

News_, March 12, 1915; and although since then we have taken

him to four different doctors, they have so far failed to do

him a particle of good; in fact, they are at a perfect loss

at the present time as to what is the matter with him. The

greater part of his body from his toes up to the crown of his

head is covered with sores or blisters which are in a continual

form of eruption, which form on his body like a small bubble

which is filled with a water-like substance, and have to be

lanced to let this water out. This is identically the same kind

of blister which began to appear in a short time after he was

vaccinated, and after we called in the physician who vaccinated

him, Dr. Kingston of Newburgh, he immediately pronounced it a

case of cowpox. He left a prescription for him but he rapidly

got worse, so we decided to call in Dr. Barth and he also said

the boy was suffering from a severe case of cowpox; in fact,

he said it was the worst case he had ever seen, and he was

surprised the boy was allowed to get so bad. But I wish to give

Dr. Barth due credit: he worked hard and faithfully to get the

best of the disease. It would take him a full hour at times to

lance all the sores. After bathing him in antiseptic lotion,

he would cover his body with salve and bandage him all up, and

it did appear that, after treating him for about three months,

he had got the best of the disease; in fact, had improved so

much that Dr. Barth said, in due consideration of the cost we

were under, that he thought it would be safe to leave him in

the care of his mother and let him know if he had a relapse.

But I am sorry to say he did not continue to improve; he began

to break out bad again and at the present time he is in the

same condition I have previously stated. It seems to me that,

inasmuch as the State is so insistent upon the subject of

vaccination, there should be something done to put upon some

one the responsibility of the condition in which vaccination

has placed my boy, as it is a continual drain upon my earnings

between the doctors and the drug stores.”

On September 19, 1915, the boy’s father wrote me describing his

condition as follows:

“In the first three or four months after vaccination, in

which time he was very bad, the blisters would first form

like vesicles filled with watery fluid, some would get better

without turning into pustules and other blisters would start

the same way, fill up with yellow pus and then get better only

to crop out again in another place. It would be impossible for

me to say how many successive eruptions he had since being

vaccinated as he has practically been in a state of eruption on

one or other part of his body since vaccination (in September,

1914). For a long time his feet and legs were very bad, also

his arms. Then his feet and legs would improve and he would

break out on the head and neck. At the present time (September

19, 1915), with the exception of a few sores on the ankles,

his feet and legs are in pretty good condition, but his head

and neck are very bad; in fact, far worse than when I had

the photograph taken (August, 1915). This is the third time

they have appeared on the head in violent form. The arms have

probably been more affected continually than any other part of

his body and have been very bad all the time, also the back of

the hands, but not on the inside of the hands. He has not as

yet had any sores on the inside of his mouth, but has had them

on the nostrils and on the chin, and the outside of the mouth,

and odd ones on other parts of his face. At the present time

the blisters are about all of the vesicle variety.

“On the 30th of May, 1915, at the suggestion of Dr. Barth, I

took the boy up to Albany to see Dr. Curtis, who is a blood

specialist (Skin Expert in the New York State Department of

Health), and he asked me a good many questions and looked at

the boy’s arms, and after due deliberation he said the boy was

suffering from ‘Pemphigus,’ and he said he had never seen a

case like it, with the exception of one man of 50 years of age,

and he said that he died.”

The man here referred to as having died from “Pemphigus” after

vaccination and as being in a condition similar to that which afflicted

this school boy was doubtless Ernest Hoffman, aged fifty-four,

architect of Albany, N. Y., who died in Albany, March 26, 1908, and

whose case I have carefully studied. The copy of the death certificate

in this case, now in my possession, gives the sole and only cause of

death as “_Pemphigus Vulgaris_,” without any mention, as required by

law, of the contributory, coincident, primary or secondary disease of

vaccination, although it is notorious that this man was vaccinated and

was suffering with a strange and serious skin disease, as a vaccinal

complication, before his death, and the case was the subject of

several articles in the local newspapers at the time, as a vaccination

complication, or disaster. And this is a good instance, right here, to

prove my serious charge against vaccinating doctors, that vaccination

disasters are frequently denied and concealed in death certificates,

either through ignorance or intention. And this denial or concealment

in this case is easily proved because a personal investigation, made by

one of my colleagues at the time, secured the information and admission

that the patient, Mr. Hoffman, was actually vaccinated with the Mulford

virus, which was officially reported to have contained the infection of

foot and mouth disease at that time, unknown to our doctors and even

unknown to the makers of the virus itself! And this infected virus was

the alleged cause of the fearful epidemics of foot and mouth disease in

cattle in 1902 and 1908, and the probable cause of the same infection

in human victims, as already clearly shown by the government reports

and other data previously cited. And, furthermore, as the disease

called “Pemphigus” has now been proved to be identical or confusible

with foot and mouth disease, I therefore think that a strong chain of

facts has now been drawn around vaccination as being the real cause and

source of the “Pemphigus” in both the dead architect and the surviving

school boy, and in the other cases cited, and that this chain of proof

is now complete and unbreakable, and most convincing to any reasonable

mind.

For further proof on this point see the Report of the New York State

Department of Health for 1908, pages 280 to 296, where this case of

the Albany architect, and others, are described, and their relation to

vaccination and foot and mouth disease indicated.

The last letter received from the father of the afflicted school boy

is dated December 12, 1918, and closes the description of this case,

which shows a final recovery of the boy, after years of suffering and

with a mutilated or much discolored body, as the result of the many

eruptions:

“In reply to your letter of December 3, 1918, I wish to say

that my boy at the present time is in fairly good health, and

there are no eruptions on his body and with each succeeding

year the effect seems to be gradually dying away. The summer

of 1917 he broke out in eruption quite bad, especially on the

legs, being most severe on the thighs, and also in the summer

of 1918, but not near so bad as in the preceding summer. He is

free of any eruption at the present time, but the upper part

of his body and especially his arms are covered with a large

amount of brown spots on the skin where the eruptions have

completely died away, but I think that with each succeeding

year, as he grows stronger, the effect will entirely disappear,

with the exception of the brown spots on the skin, which I

suppose will always remain and for which there can be no

remedy.”

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