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Updated: June 26, 2025
You will find out that there is no distemper of the lot but is contagious; and you cannot go where it is without catching it. You may vaccinate yourself with deterrent facts as much as you please it will do no good; it will seem to 'take, but it doesn't; the moment you rub against any one of those theorists, make up your mind that it is time to hang out your yellow flag.
She quieted mobs, she calmed quarreling chiefs, she held meetings with the crowds, and on Sundays conducted services. One day the smallpox broke out. The government sent down men to vaccinate the natives so the sickness would not spread. Mary heard shouting and yelling in the streets. She looked out of her house. The natives were yelling and shouting and waving guns and swords.
"Since I telephoned you," said Michael, "I happened to be passing the house and saw him trying to get up the steps alone. He was dizzy, he said, and seemed glad to have me come to his help." "Have you ever been vaccinated?" "No," said Michael indifferently. "The wisest thing for you to do would be to get out of the room at once and let me vaccinate you.
The only way to prevent it is to vaccinate, so to speak, with two or three houses, and wait; then it is not so likely to spread." Laughing and criticising and admiring, the party strolled along the shaded avenue to the Ocean House.
"Our blood was up with a tremendous morning's work done, and, rather than turn back, we felt ready to hold down Major-General Gillmore, commanding department, and all his staff upon the wharf, and vaccinate them by main force. "So General Saxton rode away, and we worked away.
None but he shall be concerned in the affair. 'You won't hypnotise the girl and let him vaccinate her when she is in the hypnotic sleep? 'No, nor even will I give her a post-hypnotic suggestion to vaccinate herself, or go to the doctor's and have it done when she is awake; though, said Miss Martin, 'that is not bad business either. I must make a note of that. But I can't hypnotise anybody.
On another occasion the Government sent native agents with police escort to vaccinate the people, as small-pox was rife. They resented the white man's "juju," and there was much excitement. The conduct of the agents enraged the crowd, guns appeared, and bloodshed was imminent, when an appeal was made to "Ma."
He didn't vaccinate him; he thess tried to do it; but Sonny, he wouldn't begin to allow it. We all tried to indoose 'im. I offered him everything on the farm ef he'd thess roll up his little sleeve an' let the doctor look at his arm promised him thet he wouldn't tech a needle to it tell he said the word. But he wouldn't.
By experiments of the most ingenious kind, the solid parts have been separated from the fluid parts, and it has then been discovered that you may vaccinate a child as much as you like with the fluid parts, but no effect takes place, though an excessively small portion of the solid particles, the most minute that can be separated, is amply sufficient to give rise to all the phenomena of the cow pock, by a process which we can compare to nothing but the transmission of fermentation from one vessel into another, by the transport to the one of the torula particles which exist in the other.
John Sinclair had taken the precaution early in the summer to vaccinate all the persons residing there, having obtained the vaccine matter from a Salteaux Indian who had been vaccinated at the Mission of Prince Albert, presided over by Rev. Mr. Nesbit, sometime during the spring.
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