Asiatic Cholera: Its Origin and Spread in Asia, Africa, and Europe, Introduction Into America Through Canada; Remote and Proximate Caus Paperback -

P. S. Since writing this book, some of my state pants have met with corroboration this present sea sen, namely: lst. cholera broke out on board a firench vessel a few days out of port. It soon had selected its victims, and then ceased; the remainder af the passage, which was of some weeks' duration, was completed in perfect health, when the vessel arrived at Guadaloupe, all well. 2d. An apparently healthy ship and passengers enter a new (land) atmosphere, -and within a day or two the pest breaks out among the passengers who had escaped the pestilence on board, and communicate it to a healthy people, (among whom it makes dreadful ravages. (see Sections 36, 67, 74, 87, 3d. Two steamers, from England, experience an outbreak on board a few days after gleaying port. (sec. But the vessels arrive with gholera still/on board; the passage being of only two fmeks' duration, the pest had not the usual period Of sitime to select, all the susceptible, and then cease.

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