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cond indictment for the same offence at Roxbury in
March last.


Homer Bergen and james Barnhart pleaded not guilty
to the indictments against them.


Miles Bramble pleaded not guilty.


The Court then adjourned over to Monday


The Grand jury will continue in ses sion until the
mencement OF the Oyer and Terminer the 2ad inst.


Many are already indicted who have not heretofore been
suspected OF having taken part the Indian movements
and many more probably will be- for having contributed
to the purchase of and dsguses for the natives and
for interfering and ampering with former Grand
Jury to present indictments. Rely upon it, have
Grand Jury that will earlessly do their whole duty This
being done, Delaware county will be restored
to her former quiet and good order.


In OF the towns there appears to be still deter.
mnation to brave it out to the last But they find no
sympathy or support


MATANZAs, August %, 1915.
Important Suggestions to Invatds-Is Cuba the


Place for Consumption ?-Let us see.


The great migration of individuals from the Uni
ted States to this Island yearly, whose delicate state
OF health oblges them to seek more genial climes
than their native land offers during the winter sea-
son, and the persuasion under which,I labor of being
OF service to suffering humanity and tie instrument,
perhaps, OF snatching from eternity many Of my fel
low-creatures, has determined me to offer to them
and you, the following remarks on subject which
has frequently struck me forcibly since my residence
In this Island, which other motive but philanthro-
py induces, and which consequently will, | trust,
find room in of your valuable paper the OBJ
Ject being, | hope, a sufficient recommendation,
though set forth in familiar language and unaccom-
panied by any personal knowledge of their author
have opened this article by alluson to the fact
that great number of persons annually visit Cuba
IN hopes of finding cure in its comparatively mild
climate, for the pulmonary diseases under which
they all suffer or less, or otherwise to pass
season of the year, which, did they remain ahome,
would cause imminent risk to their lives MANY
It is true, find aeviatlon in these visits, and some
but alas! of this number very few, ever return to
| their despondlng family and friends. But though
tins climate compared with the winter of the north
IS OF course mlld possesses unfortunately qualities
which make 1t Tar from being desirable abode for
lnvads namely, the raw, penetrating cutting, cold
northers, and the general humidity OF the atmos-
phere--quates, which but for the cases of ef.
ty of prolonged life Joined to theproxmity of this Island
to the United States and the having friends acquant
ances, or the facility OF making them in almost all its
large cities would convinced deter the multitude
from venturng. The tide, however running this way
spot having been to my knowledge, pointed out for the
salvation of the out invalid, other now ever
thought of though the undeniable and melancholy fact


that hundreds nay thousands of the natives of Cuba
nuay succumb to the fatal disease OF consumption all
its manifestations and that it is the nightmare which
haunts all classes were IT. perhaps known on the other
sde would detrac much from the confidence with which
lost health is sought after here and speaks volumes in
favor of my object But cruel as to dsipate
the illusion which constitutes that confidence, without
indicating where it may be revived in tenfod degree,
ana most unhesatingy give it as my intimate convic
ton that whoever will hearken to my advice founded
not on medicine but on physical facts which | have
closely observed and from which have drawn my
cluslons, having the great book OF master
WI bless the memory OF him on whose suggestion he
| acted.


Carthagena, New Grsnada in ls40 where resided up
wards OF fourteen yearsyears Of
and it is thither would recommend persons afflicted
with pulmonary complaints to go-peope never think of
nor hint at such thing as consumption there and do
not exaggerate when say that during the long period
my residence, really cannot bring to mind above half
dozen fatal cases oft and these two of almost aged
individuals The natives think little of cold as The
Cubanos do great deal Of oneand indeed, il is no won.
der they do for very many fatal have en-
sued from disregarding slight cold here, and with in
conceivable rapidy thousands Of young and healthy be.
ings snatchei from life by this remorseess enemy


In Carthagena the dry balmy healthy breeze especial
and ogs, and the extreme beauties of nature in lis neigh
borhood, must ntuse degree of oyousness and exhiia
ration into the spirit OF sick man, itself balm
ierng And now that communication by steam is about
being effected between that port and New York. the dis.
tince will be much reducod though this never can or
well commanded, trade between these ports and gener
ally make the within twenty days. There are not
true such splendid hotels the traveller finds in Tia.
and English Creoes excellent nurses and what il want
ing IN luxury amply made up by comfort and Kindness
amiable family, the very of human goodness
would feel pleasure in doing every thing to put sran
GER and an inrm one in tho right path for passing his
sojourn well circumstances will admit and would
doubtless recommend which the writer most assuredly
does the making village ourleagues from Carthagena
called Turbaed his headquarters Nothing can be more
charming, more invigorating balny than this spot
and its The road to on one of the ombng
horses OF the country can be got without any
ugue Whatever in two hours This trip is OF itself re.
crcationthe total difference to the travelling in Europe
or the Staes-the picturesque beauty Of the scenery
the rich foliage and the fragrance Of innumerabe wild
llowers-the endless variety Of beautiful birds (Which


and foxes that frequently path carry away the
travellers feelings from the contemplation Of his mala
dies and create reaction in his ply sca man. which
must benefciay his sy stem-then the hospitality
honesty and cheapness which characteristic of the
country-and to complete the VIII ole, it would appear
that all the foreigners established there lat Carthagena)
have left the dark shades Of their characters behind them
aud display nothing but kindness and good feelings
wards each other and the natives


regards expense, the author of this decidedly of
opinion, that gentleman could pass winter in Cartha-
gena and have his servant with him. without discussing
more or even so much, he would for himself alone in
cuba ne can also obtain very good medical advice,


for any disorder Of ths sDg k spoec high favor
the new field OF regeneration pointed out in this article
would probably, have to bear with eniences
but goodwill which the natives possess in an essential
degree, and good servant, will Danish almost any with
which this life attended, and the evil would remedy
i'se dia the naD OF periodically visiting Carthsgena


This article already longer than intended WILL it is
trusted not pass entirely dsregarded by that large por
ton of sufferers who obliged to leave their homes
and families annually in search Of boon rarely granted
to them in Cuba IL is worth their trial for season or


directed and the protector feels assured It would
lie but the commencement Of periodical migration most
happy in its results and the means Of making known
country rich in its natural resources and only requiring
capital and energy to make 1t Of the most enchant
ing and Hourishing in the world.


If acceptable the writer of this, may some future
period again trouble you with other articles relating
that country, SO worthy OF being better known


SUSPICION OF MURDER.-A colored man named
uhailes Baymon, came to his death suddenly in
flushing, on Monday noon, September 8. He was with


s wife returning along the road his home at Fresh
heauows ana they were heard quarreing, and he was
Vff M ottrk md olo otnoQ
throwing stones at him He was found over n fence
with some remains of life and snid To his wife" Old