Cholera
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 35
Choler, kol' kol-e-rå, -er, s. bile; s. bilious anger disease disease; irascibility. characterized by vomiting and purging, with great pain and debility, often called English cholera. Cholera morbus, an epidemic disease,of Asiatic origin, of a totally different nature, though characterized by most of its symptoms in a very aggravated form. Cholera asphyxia, an aggravated form of cholera morbus. being accompanied with more frequent watery discharges, retchings, severe spasms, and usually asphyxia, col-
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