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Cholera.-Indian Spasmodic Cholera is a plague of modern origin. This disease is in its prin- cipal symptoms altogether unlike the English Chole- ra, yet many persons not acquainted with the nature of both species, have confounded them. In Hindos- tan, Spasmodic Cholera has probably always ex- isted as a comparatively mild climatic disease, af fecting at certain of the year Il small number of individuals in various parts of the country. The opinion is countenanced by Hindoo authority. But there is evidence to show that it bore the epi demic character until the year 1917, unless ad- init the statement of MT Scott, who considered the that occurred towards the close of the last tury sufficiently numerous, and the sweep of coun- try travelled by the malady sufficiently large, to warrant the conclusion However this question may be disposed of it is at least certain that the h. dian Cholera not entitled to be cassed with pes tiental scourges of the worst description, previous to the beginning of August 1917, when it suddenly broke out with unprecedented malignity English man's Magazine.