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Letters on the Cholera Morbus

Note 23 — LETTER II. TO THE EDITOR OF THE WINDSOR EXPRESS.

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Two of a type most unusual for this country, and the Winter Season, have occurred in the vale of the Thames, not far from here, which, as they both recovered, and the disease did not spread in any way, were very properly allowed to pass without sounding any alarm, but the gentleman who attended one of the cases, and had been familiar with the disease in India, at once recognized it again, in its principal distinguishing features.

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