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765. JobWest of Bradfordon
- Avon. An acute and
permanente sufferer from the
effects of revaccination in his
youth. For many years he rvas
lost the power of' voluntary
movernent of the lower limbs.
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8a üuV 767.
3u 30tI 763.
766. A Margate case.
Yaccinatecl at 11 months old.
Photographecl one month after
vaccination. (EiIb liet3u ouf
6eite 279.)
767
. (il Joy Beatrix Patten,
vaccinated 30. 5. 1899, dietl
25.6.1899. ,,This was another
calf - lymph case, and the
verdict was that the child.
diecl of blood-poisoning, but,
there was not enough evidence
to show'how the bloodpoisoning
was caused... one
of the most wunderful of the
modern verdicts. \Yith a"
sufficient cause before there
.yu*, and with no other cause
even suggested still not
enough evidence to incriminate
the vaccination.
" See: Yaccination
Inquirer, August 1899,
p. 58.
768. (f) Ernest tVictor
Charles Cheeseman, vaccinatetl
3.11. 1902. Died 30. 11.1902,
aged 10 weeks. The dark
patches round the month are
sores. See:,, Darking Daylight ",
February 1903 and No. 46,
M*y, 1904 ; also: ,,Yaccination
Inquirer ", January 1903, p. 193.