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where it has been the custom Of the owners
to receive them with the greatest hospital
ity, until the abuse or too frequent use OF
,his hospitality has rendered these visits less
agreeable than formerly; and consequently
a delicate mind may in some cases prevent
the beneficial effects, which might other
wise result from a voyage to Cuba.


The following table will exhibit the pro-
portion of deaths at Havana, compared
with those of the cities Of New York and
Philadelphia:


Population Deaths.
New-York, in 1926. ending


Dec. 81, 175 SEQ 4273
Philadelphia, $4,000 4i6l
Havana, 10000 3375
But in Havana in 1924. there died 5l22; in
1925, 59el.


What proportion of these were of the SOL
dicrs sent there during those years FROM
spain is nor stated. The opinions and theo-
iies held by many physicians in the Y. States
~ the subject .! inportation of feyers, are
Sitlicuied here.