Everybody in England, for example, was bored by the discussion of sanitationuntil the great cholera epidemic.

His cholera patients had not paid him; and whether Heale had the money by him or not, he was not going to pay his debts till other people paid theirs.

She nursed cholera victims.

You will never die of teething, or cholera infantum; nor is it likely you will ever become a murderess.

Buckle up; there is nothing to fear, if you do what I tell youthis isn't the first cholera ship I've been aboard.

This river meandered through the lonesome country, bearing cholera germs within its waters.

After being disinfected, the men received a complete new outfit consisting of two pairs of drawers and two flannel shirts, a cholera belt, socks, a pair of trousers and a dark blue cloth tunic with linen lining and uniform buttons, and a red fez.

A cholera hospital was opened near this camp, and the stricken were removed to it from their homes as speedily as possible, the buildings which they had occupied being thoroughly disinfected, or burned if disinfection was impracticable.

Before the meeting Dr. Koch exhibited microscopical specimens and drawings of the cholera bacillus, and demonstrated the method of its preparation and cultivation.

he well knew the difficulties of the task before him, for hardly anything was known about the cholera poison, or where it should be sought; whether it was to be found only in the intestinal canal, or in the blood, or elsewhere.

The next day there were three cholera cases: the day after there were thirteen.

Russia is paralysed by the devastating progress of the cholera morbus which has reached Moscow.

For the Bhandaris, be it noted, know little of western theories of disease and sanitation; and such precautions as the boiling of water, even were there time to boil it, and abstention from fruit seem to them utterly beside the mark and valueless, so long as the goddess of cholera, Jarimari, and the thirty-eight Cholera Mothers are wroth with them.

And yet this modesty awed her into respect of him; for she could not forget that, whether he had sentiment much or little, sentiment was not the staple of his manhood: she could not forget his cholera work; and she knew that, under that delicate and bashful outside, lay virtue and heroism, enough and to spare.

Opiates are an ingredient in different forms and proportions in almost all the soothing-syrups, cough medicines, cholera mixtures, pain cures, and consumption remedies, so widely and unwisely used.

On account of this developmental change, he doubted if the cholera organism should be ranked with bacilli; it is rather a transitional form between the bacillus and the spirillum.

Cholera pills and cathartic pills come next in importance.

He could not rest till he had opened the whole cholera question.

And in effect, neither general insurrections against Russia's dominions, nor political plots, nor the tumults of an ignorant rabblesuch as our cholera riots, workmen's outbreaks, Jewish pogroms, and other like disturbanceshave ever occurred in Finland; and when disorders of that kind broke out in other parts of the empire or alarming tidings from abroad came in they never evoked the slightest dangerous echo there.

It was three weeks after Lüle Burgas before Demetrief was ready to attack; three weeks, in which the cholera scare had abated, the panic in Constantinople had come and gone, reenforcements had arrived and been organized into a kind of order, while they built fortifications.

In cholera times a shed had been there set up to receive patients.

Meanwhile the first thing to do was to take one's cholera vaccinationfor

Small-pox, typhoid, and typhus are never absent, though, curiously enough, cholera visitations are rare.

It was cholera weather.

She had thought, and not untruly, during the past cholera weeks, that he was softened, opened to new impressions: but he had avoided her more than everperhaps suspected her again more than everand now he was gone, gone for ever.