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of the United Provinces available for vaccination, and the number of successful operations
during the year 1905-1906.
Number.
1
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
District.
2
Sitapur
...
Hardoi
...
Kheri
...
Fyzabad
...
Bahraich
...
Gonda
...
Bara Banki ...
Sultanpur
...
Partabgarh ...
Gorakhpur ...
Azamgarh
...
Jaunpur
...
Mirzapur
...
Benares ...
Ghazipur
...
Ballia ...
Municipality.
3
Sitapur
...
Khairabad ...
Hardoi ...
Shababad ...
Sandila
...
Lakhimpur ...
Fyzabad-Ajodhya ...
Tanda ... ...
Bahraich ...
Nanpara ...
Gonda...
...
Balrampur ...
Nawabganj ...
Sultanpur ...
Bela ...
Gorakhpur ...
Azamgarh
...
Jaunpur ...
Mirzapur-Bindhachal
Benares ...
Ghazipur
...
Ballia ... ...
Total ...
Number
of births
during
1905.
4
663
689
447
980
820
351
1,820
738
887
336
615
433
484
267
290
2,100
686
1,508
1,436
9,295
1,354
721
120,145
Number
of deaths
amongst
children
under one
year during
1905.
5
227
201
145
297
241
100
676
213
213
78
195
105
141
84
115
588
215
389
475
3,542
397
137
38,346
Number
available for
vaccination
after deduct-
ing the
numbers who
have died
as shown in
column 5.
6
436
488
302
683
579
251
1,144
525
674
258
420
328
343
183
175
1,512
471
1,119
961
5,753
957
584
81,799
Number
of successful
vaccinations
on children
under one
year during
the year
ending 31st
March 1906.
7
410
392
313
460
823
155
1,396
524
720
300
506
391
235
194
183
1,091
460
1,461
2,000
4,041
697
523
83,539
Date of extension of
Vaccination Act to
the Municipality.
8
27th July 1891.
12th April 1892.
26th March 1891.
17th March 1892.
2nd January 1892.
1st June 1891.
11th ditto
18th July 1891.
5th December 1892.
10th September 1894.
25th June 1891.
Ditto
2nd December 1889.
11th November 1884.
1st June 1891.
18th January 1893.
8th February 1893.
26th February 1892.
9th October 1891.
10th April 1891.
4th May 1893.
6th May 1891.
ORDERS OF GOVERNMENT.
No. 238/XVI-231B-14 OF 1906.
FROM
E. F. L. WINTER, ESQ.,
SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT,
UNITED PROVINCE,
TO
THE SANITARY COMMISSIONER,
UNITED PROVINCES.
DATED NAINI TAL, THE 17TH AUGUST 1906.
SIR,
SANITATION DEPT.
I AM directed to acknowledge the receipt of your notes on
vaccination in the United Provinces for the year 1905-6. The notes,
which should have reached Government on the 1st July, were not
received till the 4th August.
2. The increase in the number of vaccinations, notwithstanding
that many vaccinators were employed on special cholera duty, is satis-
factory, as is also the success obtained at the bovine lymph dépôt at
Patwa Dangar.
3. I am to request that you will convey the thanks of Govern-
ment to the gentlemen, named in your letter no. 3866, dated the 13th
August 1906, who gave assistance in the cause of vaccination.
I have the honour to be,
SIR,
Your most obedient servant,
E. F. L. WINTER,
Secretary.
NOTES
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
UNITED PROVINCES OF AGRA AND OUDH
FOR THE YEAR 1906-1907.
ALLAHABAD
:
Printed at the United Provinces Government Press.
1907
Price, eight annas ( 9d.)
NOTES
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
UNITED PROVINCES OF AGRA AND OUDH
FOR THE YEAR 1906-1907.
ALLAHABAD:
Printed at the United Provinces Government Press,
1907.
[Prescribed maximum
length—4 pages]
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Constitution of the Vaccination Department ... ... ...
Strength
ditto
ditto ... ... ...
Expenditure on vaccination ... ... ...
Average cost of each successful case of vaccination ... ... ...
General operations ... ... ...
Vaccination in proportion to births
...
... ...
Dispensary vaccination ... ... ...
Vaccination in municipalities ... ... ...
Vaccination Act ... ... ... ... ... ...
Diagram ...
...
...
...
...
...
General results of inspection ... ... ...
Bovine lymph depôts ... ... ... ...
Conduct of officials ...
...
...
...
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT No. I.—Showing particulars of vaccination in the
United Provinces during the year 1906-07 ... ... ...
STATEMENT No. II.—Showing the cost of the Department in the
United Provinces during the year 1906-07 ... ... ...
STATEMENT No. III.—Showing dispensary vaccination in the
United Provinces during the year 1906-07 ... ... ...
STATEMENT No. IV.—Showing the number of persons primarily
vaccinated and the number successfully vaccinated in the
United Provinces during the last ten years ... ... ...
STATEMENT No. V.—Showing the particulars of vaccination
verified by inspecting officers in the United Provinces during
the year 1906-07 ... ... ...
APPENDICES.
APPENDIX A.—Showing the number and ratio of successful
vaccinations and number and ratio of deaths from small-pox
in each district of the United Provinces for a series of ten
years ... ... ...
APPENDIX B.—Showing the number of children under one year of
age in the municipalities of the United Provinces available
for vaccination, and the number of successful operations
performed on them during the year 1906-07 ...
...
Page.
1
ib.
ib.
ib.
1 & 2
2
ib.
ib.
ib.
3
ib.
3 & 4
4
ii & iii
iv & v
vi
vii—ix
x & xi
2A—5A
6A & 7A
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In all, 97 cow calves and 36 buffalo calves were operated upon during the
period under report. As was the case last year, passage of the lymph through
the buffalo was found useful in keeping up the strength of the strain. Cow calves
yielded on an average 4.4 drms. and buffalo calves 6.2 drms. of crude lymph. This
is better than last year. Five cow and five buffalo calves proved unsuccessful,
or yielded lymph which it was not considered desirable to issue.
From this crude lymph 1,514.05 drms. of glycerine lymph, 518.75 of glycerine
paste, 4¾ drms. of lanoline paste and 55 points were prepared. Glycerine lymph is
used entirely for stock purposes, and lanoline paste only issued when asked for.
During the year 113,945 tubes, 341¾ drms. of glycerine paste, 51¼ drms. gly-
cerine lymph in bulk, 4¾ drms. lanoline paste and 55 points were issued. Returns
of results from 100,150 primary and 16,766 secondary vaccinations have been
received, and show a percentage of success of 88.2 and 46.9 respectively. I regard
these percentages as satisfactory, as in some cases delay in the use of the lymph
and other causes have led to failure due in no way to the character of the lymph
supplied. The percentage of success in primary vaccinations in municipalities
immediately under the observation of the Civil Surgeons is 90.4.
The total expenditure on the depôt during 1906-07 was Rs. 5,741 including
Rs. 1,160 on account of cost of stores received from England.
Lymph to the value of about Rs. 3,500 was sold to native states, municipal-
ities and private individuals, so that this depôt is largely self-supporting and
should, as time goes on, become even more so. No lymph was collected in the
hills this year and all the material to start seasonal vaccination in all districts
except Lucknow was supplied from the depôt. The vesicle was established in
almost all districts on due date. The demands of all civil and military Medical
Officers were also met.
The institution has been inspected at frequent intervals both by Captain
J. C. Robertson, Deputy Sanitary Commissioner, 2nd Circle, and myself. The
credit of the successful working of the depôt is due to Captain Robertson.
Conduct of officials.
13. The conduct of the officials was on the
whole satisfactory.
S. J. THOMSON, C.I.E., D.P.H. (CAMB.),
NAINI TAL :
The 20th June 1907.
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, I.M.S.,
Sany. Commr. & Supdt.-Genl. of Vaccination,
United Provinces.
Diagram showing the relation between the death-rate from Small-pox, and the proportion of population protected by Vaccination, in each district of the United Provinces.
The black lines and figures indicate proportion of population protected by vaccination during the year 1906-1907 and the six years preceding it.
The red lines and figures indicate the death-rate from small-pox during 1906.
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vaccinated, and the number successfully vaccinated, in the United Provinces
mentioned official years—(concluded).
primarily vaccinated.
1903-04.
Total
number.
93,981
51,111
56,572
8,646
117,984
31,556
12,330
4,186
103,542
44,169
23,790
21,753
132,516
17,411
8,376
5,796
11,838
1,307
746,863
18,020
2,024
6,863
...
121,530
25,939
10,553
86,963
80,931
17,471
39,057
55,517
115,551
18,694
14,191
18,228
121,305
4,431
16,879
42,923
817,070
1,563,933
536
1,564,469
Number
successfully
vaccinated.
92,376
50,117
55,209
8,070
114,218
30,384
11,611
3,920
99,958
41,357
22,930
20,532
127,624
16,164
7,883
5,367
11,716
1,268
720,704
17,727
1,791
6,752
...
117,293
25,070
9,982
83,624
77,442
16,751
35,927
52,457
113,649
18,023
13,837
17,849
116,097
4,078
16,200
41,011
785,560
1,506,264
517
1,506,781
1904-05.
Total
number.
93,653
41,625
63,811
6,578
110,295
26,918
15,559
3,847
110,366
40,290
25,781
22,343
139,011
17,606
8,076
6,252
10,550
1,352
743,913
19,886
1,952
7,095
...
120,264
21,450
15,278
88,793
81,616
17,489
44,306
58,011
117,134
16,468
14,043
17,509
124,975
3,736
18,194
45,511
833,710
1,577,623
308
1,577,931
Number
successfully
vaccinated.
91,994
40,566
62,203
5,975
106,270
25,765
14,723
3,690
106,299
37,346
24,769
20,951
134,296
16,825
7,746
5,749
10,389
1,307
716,863
19,299
1,919
6,885
...
116,039
20,454
14,758
85,389
77,708
16,620
41,005
54,826
115,110
15,920
13,694
17,157
119,191
3,446
17,494
43,432
800,346
1,517,209
282
1,517,491
1905-06.
Total
number.
99,163
43,726
65,623
7,499
117,341
28,522
15,676
4,607
111,800
39,669
43,251
6,347
137,484
19,823
9,090
6,199
12,937
1,383
770,140
21,278
1,674
6,166
...
121,172
24,030
13,845
91,973
83,658
13,903
47,813
52,169
113,445
17,578
14,064
16,195
127,575
3,707
15,641
43,319
829,205
1,699,345
560
1,599,905
Number
successfully
vaccinated.
97,658
42,906
64,296
7,372
113,525
27,182
14,900
4,531
108,328
37,274
41,434
6,124
133,006
19,119
8,386
6,019
12,744
1,344
746,148
20,634
1,630
5,954
...
116,733
22,869
13,369
88,268
80,043
13,188
44,934
49,723
111,525
16,516
13,801
15,895
122,324
3,456
15,224
41,520
797,606
1,543,754
398
1,544,152
1906-07.
Total
number.
97,593
49,120
56,609
6,234
107,892
25,439
13,439
3,001
108,457
39,591
44,953
3,324
122,834
17,252
13,729
5,521
16,418
1,861
733,267
25,950
2,102
625
...
120,986
22,159
14,990
95,747
107,854
13,869
23,207
49,498
122,038
17,835
12,660
15,805
130,569
5,441
36,987
19,654
837,976
1,571,243
243
1,571,486
Number
successfully
vaccinated.
95,753
47,404
55,279
6,017
103,275
23,414
12,527
2,965
104,952
36,480
42,800
3,145
119,066
16,545
13,342
5,381
16,073
1,819
706,237
25,289
2,045
598
...
117,065
21,134
14,493
91,919
103,150
13,081
21,973
46,920
120,478
17,212
12,462
15,605
125,659
5,065
35,881
18,659
808,688
1,514,925
225
1,515,150
( x )
Paragraph 11.]
STATEMENT No. V.—Showing the particulars of Vaccination verified
Number.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
Circles and districts.
First Circle ...
Second Circle ...
Dehra Dun ... ...
Saharanpur ... ...
Muzaffarnagar
...
Meerut ... ...
Bulandshahr ... ...
Aligarh ... ...
Muttra ... ...
Agra ... ...
Farrukhabad ... ...
Mainpuri ... ...
Etawah ... ...
Etah ... ...
Native
State (Tehri-
Garhwal).
Bijnor
...
...
Moradabad ...
...
Budaun ... ...
Bareilly ... ...
Shahjahanpur ... ...
Pilibhit
... ...
Cawnpore ... ...
Fatehpur ...
...
Banda
...
...
Allahabad ...
...
Hamirpur ... ...
Jhansi ... ...
Jalaun ... ...
Garhwal ...
...
Almora
...
...
Naini Tal ... ...
Lucknow ... ...
Unao
...
...
Bara Banki
... ...
Sitapur ... ...
Hardoi
...
...
Kheri ... ...
Fyzabad ... ...
Bahraich ... ...
Gonda ... ...
Rae Bareli ...
...
Sultanpur ... ...
Partabgarh ... ...
Gorakhpur ... ...
Basti
...
...
Azamgarh ...
...
Jaunpur ... ...
Mirzapur ...
...
Benares ... ...
Ghazipur ...
...
Ballia ... ...
Total for the Province ...
Total number of
persons vaccinated.
Primary.
5,372
32,341
30,891
51,952
41,226
41,671
21,011
31,881
20,820
26,787
19,665
29,629
6,234
26,894
39,281
35,929
37,996
34,299
21,929
38,576
25,001
16,621
40,073
12,654
18,980
7,432
18,279
19,091
9,586
27,336
26,104
30,805
79,251
48,008
36,376
36,699
32,965
43,815
36,885
27,262
22,890
91,018
54,033
47,600
39,654
35,196
27,052
29,665
36,771
1,571,486
Re-vacci-
nations.
3,566
2,112
51
1,115
1,109
1,176
130
1,107
372
109
166
80
4,081
115
348
196
175
634
1,973
1,221
1,097
1,171
1,199
5,838
1,810
410
39,582
15,382
4,778
439
1,101
87
5,221
114
585
375
1,292
205
881
351
56
521
36
89
53
156
693
181
35
103,574
Total number inspected.
By Deputy Sanitary
Commissioners or Dis-
trict Superintendents
of Vaccination.
Primary.
...
2,663
3,526
1,774
2,134
7,904
2,646
...
2,322
2,395
1,534
1,978
...
6,619
5,011
1,598
...
6,505
5,389
20
4,585
3,300
...
1,854
1,160
2,046
4,158
1,886
121
1,240
4,836
2,882
1,805
2,758
4,170
4,513
4,686
494
5,370
5,845
5,713
2,031
3,943
8,981
5,232
2,397
...
6,764
3,824
150,612
Re-vacci-
nations.
...
...
...
3
96
290
2
...
10
...
15
...
2
...
...
...
26
252
49
...
44
...
351
48
100
6,915
569
...
...
115
9
2
32
11
89
113
...
17
73
20
...
1
80
...
...
...
...
1
9,335
By Assistant Superin-
tendents of Vaccina-
tion or other Inspect-
ing Officers.
Primary.
3,495
10,200
13,775
18,339
14,109
9,183
8,278
7,382
9,128
7,576
11,256
14,631
2,848
10,043
7,796
7,985
10,583
8,394
11,745
11,620
13,054
5,488
9,802
6,819
7,209
5,330
6,562
12,850
8,850
6,582
7,625
7,983
16,910
11,073
9,909
9,007
8,093
10,328
8,889
12,642
7,244
31,571
10,861
10,102
17,415
8,262
9,923
11,522
16,523
506,794
Re-vacci¬
nations.
2,245
572
9
350
261
94
2
145
27
...
...
44
1,150
11
2
21
18
52
644
...
386
332
529
1,573
277
169
17,271
9,985
2,255
2
130
5
512
57
244
33
15
165
6
56
...
23
43
117
...
...
39,832
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APPENDIX B.—Showing the number of children under one year of age in the municipalities
of the United Provinces available for vaccination, and the number of successful
operations performed on them, during the year 1906-1907—(concluded).
Number.
1
68
69
70
71
72
78
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
District.
2
Sitapur
...
Hardoi
...
Kheri ...
Fyzabad
...
Bahraich
...
Gonda
...
Bara Banki ...
Sultanpur
...
Partabgarh ...
Gorakhpur
...
Azamgarh ...
Jaunpur ...
Mirzapur
...
Benares ...
Ghazipur
...
Ballia ...
Municipality.
3
Sitapur ...
Khairabad ...
Hardoi ...
Shahabad ...
Sandila ...
Lakhimpur ...
Fyzabad-Ajodhya ...
Tanda ...
Bahraich ...
Nanpara
...
Gonda ...
Balrampur ...
Nawabganj ...
Sultanpur ...
Bela ...
Gorakhpur ...
Azamgarh ...
Jaunpur ...
Mirzapur-Bindhachal
Benares ...
Ghazipur ...
Ballia ...
Total ...
Number
of births
during
1906.
4
581
638
520
961
824
387
1,893
741
754
252
601
482
440
352
294
1,834
586
1,334
2,223
8,584
1,307
573
121,742
Number
of deaths
amongst
children
under one
year du-
ring 1906.
5
189
172
139
233
240
95
595
226
196
65
179
105
130
98
89
490
172
247
538
2,697
315
138
38,368
Number
available for
vaccination
after
deducting
the numbers
who have
died as
shown in
column 5.
6
392
466
381
728
584
292
1,298
515
558
187
422
377
310
254
205
1,344
414
1,087
1,685
5,887
992
435
83,374
Number of
successful
vaccinations
on children
under one
year during
the year
ending 31st
March 1907.
7
322
244
361
736
463
151
1,373
604
515
171
392
345
334
216
212
1,013
427
981
1,835
4,200
537
526
77,857
Date of extension of
Vaccination Act to
the Municipality.
8
27th July 1891.
12th April 1892.
26th March 1891.
17th March 1892.
2nd January 1892.
1st June 1891.
11th ditto.
18th July 1891.
5th December 1892.
10th September 1894.
25th June 1891.
Ditto.
2nd December 1889.
11th November 1884.
1st June 1891.
18th January 1893.
8th February 1893.
26th February 1892.
9th October 1891.
10th April 1891.
4th May 1893.
6th May 1891.
ORDERS OF GOVERNMENT.
No. 218/XVI-231B-15 OF 1907.
FROM
F. E. TAYLOR, ESQ.,
SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT.
UNITED PROVINCES,
To
THE SANITARY COMMISSIONER,
UNITED PROVINCES.
DATED NAINI TAL, THE 25TH JULY 1907.
SIR,
ANITATION DEPT.
I AM directed to acknowledge the receipt of your notes on
vaccination in the United Provinces during the year 1906, and to
communicate the following remarks thereon.
2. The notes were received in the Secretariat eleven days after
the due date. They should have been dated 9th July, the date on
which the last sheets were returned to the Press, instead of 20th June
(vide the orders on page 138, department III, Manual of Government
Orders).
3. There has been a reduction in the number of persons vaccinated,
which occurred in the first circle, and is explained to be due chiefly to
weakness of children after famine and malarial fever, and the low
birth-rate of certain districts. Attention is also drawn to the partial
withdrawal of supervision in this circle in consequence of the Deputy
Sanitary Commissioner, who is also Chief Plague Officer, having had
to devote a considerable portion of his time to plague work, and insuffi-
cient supervision is considered to have contributed to the decrease.
This cause of complaint should not exist in the next vaccination season
as a proposal is being made, for the approval of the Government
of India, to have a whole-time Chief Plague Officer in addition to the
regular staff of two Deputy Sanitary Commissioners, and the Lieutenant
Governor hopes to see the lost ground more than made up. The
working of the bovine lymph dépôt at Patwa Dangar continued satis-
factory.
4. I am to request that you will convey the thanks of Govern-
ment to the gentlemen, named in your letter no. 225/C, dated the 13th
July 1907, who gave assistance in the cause of vaccination.
I have the honour to be,
SIR,
Your most obedient servant,
F. E. TAYLOR,
Secretary.
TRIENNIAL REPORT
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
UNITED PROVINCES OF AGRA AND OUDH
FOR THE YEARS 1905-06, 1906-07 AND 1907-08.
ALLAHABAD:
PRINTED BY W. C. ABEL, OFFG. SUPDT., GOVERNMENT PRESS, UNITED PROVINCES.
1908.
Price, eight annas (9d.)
TRIENNIAL REPORT
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
UNITED PROVINCES OF AGRA AND OUDH
FOR THE YEARS 1905-06, 1906-07 AND 1907-08.
ALLAHABAD:
PRINTED BY W.C. ABEL OFFG. SUPDT., GOVERNMENT PRESS, UNITED [PROVINCES.
1908.
[Prescribed maximum
length—8 pages.]
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Period covered by the report ... ... ... ... ... ...
Officers in charge of the Department ... ... ... ... ... ...
Area under vaccination ... ... ... ... ...
Constitution of the Department ... ... ... ... ...
Strength of the Department ... ... ... ... ...
Expenditure on vaccination
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Average cost of each successful case of vaccination ... ...
General operations
...
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Successful primary vaccinations in different districts ... ... ... ...
Successful vaccination and degree of protection afforded ... ... ...
Mortality from small-pox ... ... ... ... ...
Diagram ... ... ... ...
Vaccination in proportion to births ... ... ... ...
Dispensary vaccination ... ... ... ... ... ...
Vaccination in municipalities
...
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Vaccination in cantonments
...
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Vaccination Act ... ... ... ... ... ...
General results of inspection ... ... ... ... ... ...
Bovine lymph depôts ... ... ... ... ... ...
Vaccination instruments ... ... ... ... ... ...
Conduct of officials ... ... ... ... ...
Conclusion ... ... ... ... ... ...
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT No. I.—Showing particulars of vaccination in the
United Provinces during the year 1907-08 ... ... ...
STATEMENT No. II.—Showing the cost of the department in the
United Provinces during the year 1907-08 ... ... ...
STATEMENT No. III.—Showing dispensary vaccination in the United
Provinces during the year 1907-08 ... ... ...
STATEMENT No. IV.—Showing the number of persons primarily
vaccinated and the number successfully vaccinated in the
United Provinces during the last ten years ...
STATEMENT No. V.—Showing particulars of vaccination verified
by inspecting officers in the United Provinces during the
year 1907-08 ... ... ...
APPENDICES.
APPENDIX A.—Showing the number and ratio of successful vaccina-
tions and-number and ratio of deaths from small-pox in
each district of the United Provinces for a series of ten
years ... ... ... ...
APPENDIX B.—Showing the number of children under one year of
age in the municipalities of the United Provinces available
for vaccination, and the number of successful operations
performed on them, during the year 1907-08 ... ... ... ...
Page.
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2
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3
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3&4
4
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4&5
5—7
7
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ii & iii
iv & v
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vii—ix
x & xi
2A—5A
6A & 7A
each district of the United Provinces.
*it.
Diagram, showing the relation between the death-rate from small-pox, and the proportion of population protected by Vaccination, in each district of the United Provinces.
The black lines and figures indicate proportion of population protected by vaccination during the year 1907-1908 and the std. year preceding it.
The red lines and figures indicate the death-rate from small- pox during 1907.
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vaccinated, and the number successfully vaccinated, in the United Provinces
mentioned official years—(concluded).
primarily vaccinated.
1904-05.
Total
number.
93,653
41,625
68,811
6,578
110,295
26,918
15,559
3,847
110,366
40,290
25,781
22,343
139,011
17,606
8,076
6,252
10,550
1,352
743,913
19,886
1,952
7,095
...
120,264
21,450
15,278
88,793
81,616
17,489
44,306
58,011
117,134
16,468
14,043
17,509
124,975
3,736
18,194
46,511
833,710
1,577,623
308
1,577,931
Number
successfully
vaccinated
91,994
40,566
62,203
5,975
106,270
25,765
14,723
3,690
106,299
37,346
24,769
20,951
134,296
16,825
7,746
5,749
10,389
1,307
716,863
19,299
1,919
6,885
...
116,039
20,454
14,758
85,389
77,708
16,620
41,005
54,826
115,110
15,920
13,694
17,157
119191
3,446
17,494
43,432
800,346
1,517,209
282
1,517,491
1905-06.
Total
number.
99,163
43,726
65,623
7,499
117,341
28,522
15,676
4,607
111,800
39,669
43,251
6,347
137,484
19,823
9,090
6,199
12,937
1,383
770,140
21,278
1,674
6,166
...
121,172
24,030
13,845
91,973
83,658
13,903
47,813
52,169
113,445
17,578
14,064
16,195
127,575
3,707
15,641
43,319
329,205
1,599,345
560
1,599,905
Number
successfully
vaccinated.
97,658
42,906
64,296
7,372
113,526
27,182
14,900
4,531
108,328
37,274
41,434
6,124
133,006
19,119
8,386
6,019
12,744
1,344
746,148
20,634
1,630
5,954
...
116,733
22,869
13,369
88,268
80,043
13,188
44,934
49,723
111,525
16,516
13,801
15,895
122,324
3,456
15,224
41,520
797,606
1,543,754
398
1,544,152
1906-07.
Total
number.
97,593
49,120
56,609
6,234
107,892
25,439
13,439
3,001
108,457
39,591
44,953
3,324
122,834
17,252
13,729
5,521
16,418
1,861
733,267
25,950
2,102
625
...
120,986
22,159
14,990
95,747
107,854
13,869
23,207
49,498
122,038
17,835
12,660
15,805
130,569
5,441
36,987
19,654
837,976
1,571,243
243
1,571,486
Number
successfully
vaccinated
95,753
47,404
55,279
6,017
103,276
23,414
12,527
2,965
104,952
36,480
42,800
3,145
119,066
16,545
13,342
5,381
16,073
1,819
706,237
25,289
2,045
598
...
117,065
21,134
14,493
91,919
103,150
13,081
21,973
46,920
120,478
17,212
12,462
15,605
125,659
5,065
35,881
18,659
808,688
1,514,925
225
1,515,150
1907-08.
Total
number.
95,177
49,353
56,671
8,745
112,413
25,588
12,116
2,844
109,479
42,388
42,308
3,969
129,029
17,293
15,346
6,054
14,775
3,337
746,885
25,951
2,349
626
...
111,854
21,091
22,712
64,261
126,115
14,411
15,724
47,689
117,897
18,285
12,423
23,118
123,031
5,218
41,309
20,803
814,867
1,561,752
479
1,562,231
Number
successfully
vaccinated.
93,584
48,208
55,693
8,286
108,814
24,332
11,592
2,834
106,368
38,865
40,599
3,637
124,656
16,679
14,857
5,829
14,557
3,303
722,693
25,425
2,257
606
...
108,006
20,008
22,307
60,812
121,182
13,642
14,967
45,645
116,929
17,705
12,213
22,740
117,980
4,613
39,843
20,053
786,934
1,509,627
426
1,510,053