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THE CHOLERA OF 1860.
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Reproduction of cholera in Central Provinces
in 1860     ...............    18
The cholera of 1860 in Central Provinces a
cholera of reproduction    ...        ...        ...    19
Bellary.........        ......    20
Ghooty ...        ...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
Cuddapah          ...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
Kurnool...        ...        ...         ..        ...    ib.
Mysore Plateau...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
North Arcot      ............    ib.
Nellore...............    ib.
Madras  ...        ...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
Invasion of Madras and districts to the south.    ib.
South Arcot      ...         ...         ...         ...    ib.
Tanjore District...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
Trichinopoly     ...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
Madura ...        ...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
Tinnevelly         ...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
Coimbatore and Salem ...        ...        ...    ib.
Northern Coast Districts     ...        ...        ...    ib.
Ganjam ...        ...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
No movement of cholera out of Ganjam in a
southerly direction           ...        ...        ...    ib,
Godavery and Kistna Districts       ...        ...    21
Western Coast Districts       ...        ...        ...    ib.
THE CHOLERA OF 1861.
Deaths in Bombay indicative of a new inva-
sion in December 1861    ...        ...        ...    21
Cholera in the Western Coast Districts coin-
cident with the re-appearance of the disease
in Bombay...        ...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
Calicut   ...         ..         ...         ...         ...    ib.
Cochin   ...        ...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
Cannanore         ...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
Tellicherry        ...        ...         ...        ...    ib.
Malliapooram   ...         ...        ...         ...    ib.
THE CHOLERA OF 1862.
The cholera of 1862 a reproduction...        ...    22
Exempted localities in 1862...        ...        ...    ib.
THE CHOLERA INVASION OF 1863.
(A year of new invasion.)
The invasion of the Central Provinces and
town of Bombay in June and July         ...    22
Hyderabad not invaded in 1863     ......    23
THE CHOLERA OF 1864
Reproduction of cholera in Nagpore and
Bombay early in 1864 ......... 23
Report of the Sanitary Commissioner for
Bombay ... ... ... ... ... 24
Invasion of Hyderabad in August and Septem-
ber ... ... ... ... ... ... ib.
Bellary District not invaded...        ...        ...    ib.
Severe invasion of Western Coast Districts,      ib.
Wynaad and Coorg invaded, and significance
thereof ... ... ... ... ... ib.
Limits of the invasion in 1864        ...        ...    ib.
Exemption of the Kistna, Godavery, and
Vizagapatam Districts ... ... ... ib.
THE CHOLERA OF 1865.
Reproduction in great force over the Western
Coast and many districts of Southern
India         ...............24
Population statistics of Bombay     ...        ...    ib.
Cholera active and moving in Bombay prior
to the advent of South-West monsoon ... 25
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Hyderabad, Deccan............    25
Invasion of the Bellary District      ......    ib.
Great mortality in Malabar.........    ib.
Cochin Jail    ...        ...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
Invasion of Nellore and Northern Coast Dis-
tricts ... ... ... ... ...    ib.
Coimbatore   ...        ...        ...        ...        ...    26
Salem...        ...        ...        ...        ...         ...    ib.
New invasion of Madras District in August
1865, also of all districts to the south ...    ib.
THE CHOLERA OF 1866.
Scarcity and famine predisposing to great
cholera mortality ... ... ... ... 26
Decline of cholera in Bombay Presidency.
Southward movement of the great body
of cholera ... ... ... ... ... ib.
Mortuary statistics of Madras Presidency for
the first time available ... ... ... 27
Great mortality in Madras Presidency in
1866         ...............ib.
THE CHOLERA OF 1867.
Dying out of epidemic in Western India    ...    28
Do.        Central Provinces       ...        ...    ib.
Do.        Secunderabad ...        ...        ...    ib.
Do.        Kurnool          ...        ...        ...    ib.
Do.        Bellary............    ib.
Do.        Cuddapah       ...        ...        ...    ib.
Do.        North Arcot   ...        ...        ...    ib.
Do.        Madras...        ...        ...        ...    ib.
Do.        South Arcot    ...        ...        ...    ib.
Do.        Tanjore District         ...         ...    ib.
Do.        Madura...        ...        ...         ...    ib.
Do.        Trichinopoly   ...         ...         ...    ib.
Do.        Tinnevelly       .........    ib.
Do. Coimbatore, Salem, South
Canara, and Malabar ...    29
Do. Northern Districts - Kistna,
Nellore, Godavery, Vizaga-
patam, and Ganjam... ...    ib.
THE CHOLERA OF 1868.
A minimum year of cholera...         ...        ...    30
Mild type of cholera in 1868          ...        ...    ib.
CHAPTER III.
THE CHOLERA INVASION OF 1869,
AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE
CHOLERA OF 1870.
Feeble vitality of the cholera of former
invasion in 1868 ... ......... 30
Cholera in Madras during 1868      ...        ...    31
Cholera confined mainly to Salem, Tanjore,
and Trichinopoly in 1868 ... ... ... ib.
The movement of cholera in a south-easterly
direction over Burmah and China yet to be
investigated          ... ... ... ... ib.
The southern limit of the new invasion in 1868    32
Invasion of the Deccan and Western India...    ib.
Limits of invasion in 1868   ...        ...        ...    ib.
Invasion of Kurnool District in January 1869.    ib.
Line of invasion restricted   ...         ...        ...    ib.
Exemption of the Western Coast from the
invasion of 1869... ... ... 34
Non-invasion of Western Coast Districts
significant of deficient strength in the
invading cholera ... ... ... ... ib.