The Fremont weekly journal
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wf-r.t bv the trade winds, and therefore is
much more healthy than Hayti, to which the
ravages t yellow fever are cniny connucu.
The losses of the Spanish anny from illness
were largely duo to the lack of sanitary care,
and the Commissioners are satisfied their losses
hare been largely exaggerated. Tc Commis
sioners have given specie! attention to the
matter of health, and besides getting hifonna
tion from olher quartsrs, they have charged
two medical eeatienrai to report spe ial!v up
on it, and their reports ar appended, neir
conclusion is this: The popular idea that the
Dominican territory is particularly unhealthy,
and that persons, visiting it are peculiarly
liable to yellow sever, entirely erroneous
The average health and longevity is quite
equal to, and probably greater than the United
FuLtea. As a whole, immigrants are not liab.e
to any more diseases. 'i ne general liealih ol
persona who pans from old to the new States
in the United- Suts and saviesf uwnn tie sea
coast tlie process is so simple as to escape
notice Taking the year thronch, as much
agncul;ural work na be done witho nt affecting
health, as can be done in our middle or west
ern Suites, and with greater results. Persons
in all circumstances can here, by seiectmg
their lomutv, enjoy a delicious climate and
bund mce of fruit, with fur less liability to
diseases ot the 1 uugs, to srertet fever, and other
feartul epi leniics, and Without any liability to
yellow fever. Tbe Commission, its at aches
and gentlemen of the press, numbered thirty
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The Fremont weekly journal. (1871). Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, 1871-04-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038229/1871-04-14/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Fremont weekly journal, 1871-04-14.
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