American cartoon advising the sanitary measures necessary to rid the cities of His Imperial Agony, King Cholera, seen fleeing at far left
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American cartoon advising the sanitary measures necessary to rid the cities of His Imperial Agony, King Cholera, seen fleeing at far left
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC, 1873. American cartoon advising the sanitary measures necessary to rid the cities of His Imperial Agony, King Cholera, seen fleeing at far left
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American cartoon advising the sanitary measures necessary to rid the cities of His Imperial Agony, King Cholera, seen fleeing (at far left)
