Several cases of small-pox broke out in The Young...

Several cases of small-pox broke out in The Young Woman's Friendly Club in Denver, Col., where I was boarding last May. Although the place was not quarantined, every one was required to be vaccinated or leave, and all the cases were removed to the pest-house.

I had been feeling badly for three or four weeks, and had tried to meet the disturbing condition through my understanding of Science, but gradually growing worse, I was finally compelled to ask my teacher for help.

After telling her how I felt, I ended by saying, "I don't want to go to the pest-house," and she replied that it was not necessary for me to have small-pox.

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