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... Startling, cortaisly, if true:, but a,1 'dark shadow of deobt will assort itesif. In had cases, ending in death or in conbicont smallpox, almost alttrace ofvaccination disappears, and thereI is a tendenicy thea, even in the moat hopisat, thoogh! prtrfeesioually ...
... and move the creducti profosedtoao th e o s repoosibe.. reduction rf the oifici repnible.1 COMP!ULSORY NOTIFICATION OF c SMALL-POX. In renly to MHr RowAUDVINCENT, r Sir RITCGHIE said that the compulsory natifica- flea of smuall-pox and other diseases yeas ...
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