THE QUESTION OF VACCINATION.
Although vaccination has many opponents there can be little doubt that its efiicacy has bean amply demonstrated in many bad smallpox epidemics. The cases wheie it leaves any harmful after-effects are so few. as to be almost negligible. It largely depends upon the condition o£ the blood when vaccination is performed, and every precaution should therefore be U.ken to keep it healthy and free from external contamination. Open sores, festering -wounds, boils, or nil cuts and abrasions are _ avenues through ■ which microbes can invade the system. For that reason it is always a wise precaution to purchase a tin of .Red Cross Ointment, becauso its healing properties are marvellously sure. All chemists and storekeepers.
• All British coins aro legal tender in Canada, WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS, tho most health-infusing spirit that has evor been produoed.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15858, 2 September 1913, Page 5
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