An acute intestinal infection caused by ingestion of contaminated water or food.
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Next day two cases of Asiatic cholera were reported in the steerage.
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The symptoms are similar to those of Asiatic cholera, but not so violent.
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Nothing but real indisposition-perhapsAsiatic cholera?-couldoccasion this extraordinary delay.
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Barlow says that movements were noticed after death in the victims of Asiatic cholera.
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Asiatic cholera had stricken Britain in successive waves since 1831.
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While at our family estate in Ichapur, Bengal, I was stricken with Asiatic cholera.
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The only other human disease in which it has been attempted seriously is Asiatic cholera.
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You might as well try to regulate the Asiatic cholera or the smallpox by taxation.
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The Asiatic cholera, when it first made its appearance in Europe, was believed to be contagious.
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Of much the same nature is Asiatic cholera.
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This year the Asiatic cholera made its appearance.
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The appearance of Asiatic cholera in the autumn tended also to depress the close of the year.
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He contracted the disease of Asiatic cholera.
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Groping blindly toward my guru, I collapsed before him, attacked by all symptoms of the dread Asiatic cholera.
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Asiatic cholera was striding over Europe, and the tenement house of America was a resting place for it here.
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I will accompany you to Kashmir, Sri Yukteswar informed me two days after my miraculous recovery from Asiatic cholera.
