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many and long visits from the Kharbarries, who gave me every assurance of helping
the Vaccinator in his work. On leaving Rhadunpoor I felt some satisfaction that
this, my second visit to it, would lead to some good result. If the reports however,
which I continually receive from the Vaccinator, be correct, things are still much the
same as before. From Rhadunpoor I travelled through the talookas of Warye, San-
tulpoor, and Morewarra, lying on the eastern boundary of the Great Runn, examining
the old work of Jeithalall Bechurlall. From Morewarra I travelled toTehrwara, where
Jeithalall was carrying on fresh work. All his past work was satisfactory, and his
lymph was good, Of the entries of a few villages, I had very grave doubts as to their
correctness : on the whole, however, he was doing well. From Tehrwara I travelled
to Seoree, from which place and from Summnow, the work of Jeitharam Mooljee, the
new Vaccinator of Khakhrej Talooka, was examined. Jeitharam had only commenced
work in November 1868, so that I had only his two months' work to examine, and it
was found satisfactory. My next encampment was made at Deesa, where Assistant
Vaccinator Vishnoo Luxmon (General No. 172) was working: both his past work
and lymph were good. From Ghud and Pahlunpoor, my next two stations, the work
of Dana Bhava, the Vaccinator of the Dewan Sahib of Pahlunpoor, was examined. In
my last report I mentioned of this man, that he is the best of all Native States' Vac-
cinators ; I was, therefore, sorry to find him working with bad lymph. The lymph of
Ghud and other villages was bad, and it had to be given up after a trial of a fortnight.
The lymph of Kusba Pahlunpoor was only good, and was kept up. His past work of
six months was also bad. There are two other Vaccinators of the Pahlunpoor
Superintendency, but one of these (the Dhanera Vaccinator) was dismissed for mis-
conduct about a fortnight previous, and the other (Vaccinator of Wow and Thurrad) had
gone away to his native country without asking for leave. I next proceeded to Santhul,
in Kuttosun Zillah of Mahee Kanta Agency, where Mulek Bapoo Amibhai was working;
his lymph was on the whole good, and his past work satisfactory. Travelling
from Santhul I arrived at Mansa, and examined the old work of that place and of
Wursoda, performed by Jadevrai Mahdevrai some nine months before. The marks in
both places were very good, and his returns very correct. Travelling on from Mansa,
I was on the 1st April (the commencement of the official year under report) encamped
at Purantej. The fresh and past work of Assistant Vaccinator Hurjeevun Wishwanath
(General No. 154) was examined and found good. From Morassa, the next station, the
work of Motilall Bapoojee, a Mahee Kanta Vaccinator, who was only employed in the
previous November, was examined. His past work was rather middling ; his lymph
in Thana Mehgraj was good only ; in other places, the vesicles, though good in appear-
ance, were small in size. Apprentice Vaccinator Chugunlall Kalidass's work (General
No. 311) was also examined from Morassa and from Dehemai. He was found working
with very bad lymph : his vesicles were the size of pin-heads : the cicatrices of his past
four months' work were also small. He was ordered to stop work and proceed to Purantej
to bring fresh lymph from the Vaccinator there. From Dehemai and from Satumba,
the work of Jeevram Chuttorbhooj, another Mahee Kanta Vaccinator, was examined.
His lymph was also bad and had to be discontinued. I had to take this Vaccinator with