NationalLibraryOfScotland/medical-history-of-british-india huggingface dataset:
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A.—VACCINATION
STATEMENT No. I.—Showing the particulars of Vaccination in each Circle of
1
Circle.
Haidarabad Assigned Districts.
2
Name and Rank of Superintendent.
R. T. Abbott, M. D., Superintendent of Vaccination.
3
Number of Native
Superintendents.
1874-75.
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1873-74.
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4
Number of Vaccina¬
tors.
1874-75.
1
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1
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1
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1
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1
1
1
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1
8
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1873-74.
1
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1
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1
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1
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1
1
1
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1
8
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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5
Total number of per-
sons vaccinated.
1874-75.
646
791
183
785
242
926
90
494
31
934
686
1,065
126
6,999
537
239
442
670
148
618
232
820
1,172
234
917
166
943
843
606
30
343
737
262
134
251
351
374
185
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1873-74.
701
365
235
866
213
646
274
713
84
550
1,234
684
135
6,900
332
84
58
337
163
90
138
394
530
187
135
144
614
601
242
52
77
112
34
66
221
207
69
25
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6
Collectorate, Political Agency, or Na-
tive State in which vaccination was
performed during the year.
Basim, 2,427 square miles.
Akola, area 1,628,115 acres.
7
Population of area included in last
column.
260,905.
480,657.
8
Name of portion of District or of Town
(C. for Registration Circle and T. for
Town.)
Mahagaum C. ...
Oomerkher C. ...
Oomerkher T. ...
Pusad C. ...
Ausing C. ...
Basim C. ...
Basim T. ...
Sirpur C. ...
Joulka C. ...
Risode C. ...
Dhanki C. ...
Mungrul Peer C. ...
Mungrul Peer T. ...
Total ...
Barsee Taklee C. ...
Barsee Taklee T. ...
Mahan C. ...
Akola C. ...
Akola T. ...
Koorunkhair C. ...
Boregaum C. ...
Dhvunda C. ...
Akote C. ...
Akote T. ...
Adgam C. ...
Heverkhair T. ...
Tillara C. ...
Tamgaum C. ...
Julgaum C. ...
Julgaum T. ...
Jullum C. ...
Shengaum C. ...
Sheagaum T. ...
Khamgaum T. ...
Khamgaum C. ...
Heverkhair C. ...
Ba11apur C. ...
Ballapur T. ...
Carried over ...
Primary
A.
Sex.
Male.
318
428
96
371
115
444
57
215
13
469
338
542
56
3,462
271
125
207
319
64
318
117
400
569
103
456
79
441
407
270
17
170
327
131
69
109
156
185
85
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Female.
328
363
87
414
127
482
33
279
18
465
348
523
70
3,537
266
114
235
351
84
300
115
420
603
131
461
87
502
436
336
13
173
410
131
65
142
195
189
100
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Christians.
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3
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Mahomedans.
34
24
23
23
2
6
9
13
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25
31
22
38
250
8
67
25
11
20
8
19
27
36
9
30
8
47
18
8
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15
30
7
16
14
23
7
23
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DEPARTMENT.— (Continued.)
superintendence in the Haidarabad Assigned Districts, during the year 1874-75.
9
Vaccination.
B
Caste.
Hindoos.
486
621
156
589
216
768
74
347
21
774
561
806
83
5,502
400
150
366
527
100
451
178
618
873
176
755
135
776
731
544
30
247
570
186
98
186
269
263
120
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Other classes.
126
146
4
173
24
152
7
134
10
135
94
237
5
1,247
129
22
51
132
25
159
35
175
263
49
132
26
120
94
54
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81
137
66
20
51
59
104
42
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C.
Age.
Under one year.
163
251
66
249
63
230
12
423
30
241
303
32
29
2,092
140
39
62
298
74
171
77
555
804
163
365
92
508
399
216
12
115
303
114
39
75
108
119
46
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Above one year.
483
540
117
536
179
696
78
71
1
693
383
1,033
97
4,907
397
200
380
372
74
447
155
265
868
71
552
74
435
444
390
18
228
434
148
95
176
243
255
139
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Results.
Successful.
526
610
173
678
223
778
63
369
26
746
609
1,001
120
5,922
445
213
323
492
116
438
147
712
1,005
171
736
139
807
655
354
19
173
597
129
116
187
282
249
126
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Unsuccessful,
including those
doubtful.
182
177
17
74
10
144
21
115
5
284
82
78
4
1,193
92
26
127
122
17
156
68
117
189
48
268
27
245
128
172
12
135
124
58
7
28
39
128
56
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Unknown.
26
44
3
51
9
60
9
56
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99
18
16
2
393
3
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19
86
15
32
17
4
11
18
22
6
21
67
87
1
55
33
93
11
36
30
34
15
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D.
Total.
734
831
193
803
242
982
93
540
31
1,129
709
1,095
126
* 7,508
540
239
469
700
148
626
232
833
1,205
237
1,026
172
1,073
850
613
32
363
754
280
134
251
351
411
197
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10
Re-vaccination.
Successful.
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Unsuccessful, including those
doubtful.
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Unknown.
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11
Percentage of successful
cases, excluding those
unknown from the
total.
In primary vac-
cination.
74.3
77.5
91.1
90.1
95.7
84.4
75.
76.2
83.9
72.4
88.1
92.8
96.7
83.2
82.8
89.1
71.8
80.1
87.2
73.7
68.3
85.9
84.2
78.
73.3
83.7
76.8
83.7
67.3
61.3
56.1
82.7
68.9
94.3
86.9
87.3
66.
69.2
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In secondary
vaccination.
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Average number of persons vaccinat-
ed by each Vaccinator.
646
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974
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1,027
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1,016
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525
934
686
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1,191
874.9
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1,218
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818
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850
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2,226
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2,026
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843
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636
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1,342
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736
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1,310
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* Include 509 re-vaccinations.
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A.—VACCINATION
STATEMENT No. I.—Showing the particulars of Vaccination in each Circle of
1
Circle.
Haidarabad Assigned Districts.
2
Name and Bank of Superintendent.
R. T. Abbott, M. D., Superintendent of Vaccination.
3
Number of Native Super-
intendents.
1874-75.
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6
1873-74.
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1
6
4
Number of vaccinators.
1874-75.
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1
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11
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1
1
1
1
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1
1
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1
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1
8
52
1873-74.
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1
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11
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1
1
1
1
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1
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1
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1
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1
8
52
5
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
1874-75.
158
228
365
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108
102
240
12,455
43
907
1,017
995
1,064
812
1,222
61
150
722
148
733
468
573
133
9,048
52,941
1873-74.
101
83
25
15
23
84
65
5,308
78
501
1,050
507
442
388
202
68
77
334
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292
86
329
375
4,729
38,886
6
Collectorate, Political Agency, or Native State
in which vaccination was performed during
the year.
Buldana, area 1,669,530 acres.
7
Population of area included in last column.
365,779.
8
Name of portion of District or of Town (C. for
Registration Circle and T. for Town.)
Brought forward ...
Atraj C. ...
Wadagaum T. ...
Wadagaum C. ...
Lakhunwada C. ...
Savergaum C. ...
Pathoor T. ...
Pathoor C. ...
Total ...
Mulkapore T. ...
Mulkapore C. ...
Nandoora C. ...
Bhorakuddy C. ...
Dewalghat C. ...
Chicklee C. ...
Amrapore C. ...
Dewulgaum Raja T. ...
Dewulgaum Raja C. ...
Andehera C. ...
Futteekhelda C. ...
Maiker C. ...
Janaphal C. ...
Lonar C. ...
Kingam Raja C. ...
Total ...
Grand Total ...
Primary
A.
Sex.
Male.
83
110
166
...
54
45
110
5,963
16
414
486
454
509
384
605
29
66
359
71
337
243
276
68
4,317
25,713
Female.
75
118
199
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54
57
130
6,492
27
493
531
541
555
428
617
32
84
363
77
396
225
297
65
4,731
27,228
Christians.
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6
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11
Mahomedans.
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5
1
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1
23
3
509
7
14
14
30
75
13
28
8
10
17
2
25
17
30
6
296
2,177
CAMP CHICKULDA,
The 28th May 1875.
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DEPARTMENT.—(Concluded.)
superintendence in the Haidarabad Assigned Districts, during the year 1874-75.
9
Vaccination.
B.
Caste.
Hindoos.
119
219
283
...
72
60
208
9,707
34
743
793
817
845
650
1,008
53
119
583
115
656
411
471
109
7,407
41,013
Other classes.
39
4
81
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35
19
29
2,233
2
150
210
148
144
149
186
...
21
122
31
52
40
72
16
1,345
9,740
C.
Age.
Under one year.
46
62
96
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33
35
52
5,218
16
111
652
236
418
414
459
32
66
260
103
294
124
212
55
3,452
20,123
Above one year.
112
166
269
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75
67
188
7,237
27
796
365
759
646
398
763
29
84
462
45
439
344
361
78
5,596
32,818
Results.
Successful.
58
138
224
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73
78
175
9,377
40
800
821
679
958
666
973
49
123
597
95
540
297
471
105
7,214
42,949
Unsuccessful, includ-
ing those doubtful.
49
102
144
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24
28
36
2,772
2
100
147
322
89
171
256
7
18
115
47
219
207
106
24
1,830
10,622
Unknown.
51
13
60
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11
4
29
884
1
7
49
61
17
2
17
5
9
10
6
15
20
10
4
233
2,750
D.
Total.
158
253
428
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108
110
240
*13,033
43
907
1,017
1,062
1,064
839
1,246
61
150
722
148
774
524
587
133
† 9,277
‡56,821
10
Re-vaccination.
Successful.
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Unsuccessful, including those doubt-
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Unknown.
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Percentage of success-
ful cases, excluding those
unknown from the
total.
In primary vaccina-
tion.
54.2
57.5
60.9
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75.2
73.6
82.9
77.2
95.2
88.8
84.8
67.8
91.5
79.6
79.1
87.5
87.2
83.9
66.9
71.2
58.9
81.7
81.4
79.7
80.2
In secondary vacci-
nation.
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Average number of persons vaccinated by each
vaccinator.
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450
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1,132.3
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950
1,017
995
1,064
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2,034
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1,201
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706
1,131
1,018.1
* Include 578 re-vaccinations.
† Include 229 re-vaccinations.
‡ Include 3,380 re-vaccinations.
A. A. GEORGE, Head Clerk,
For Superintendent of Vaccination,
Haidarabad Assigned Districts.
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A.—VACCINATION DEPARTMENT.
STATEMENT No. II.—Showing the monthly number and results of the Vacci-
nations performed in each Circle of superintendence in the Haidar¬
abad Assigned Districts during the year 1874-75.
1
Circle of superintendence.
Haidarabad Assigned Districts.
2
Months.
April
1874 ...
May „ ...
June
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July
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August
„
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September
„ ...
October
„ ...
November
„ ...
December
„ ...
January
1875 ...
February
„ ...
March
„ ...
Total ...
April
1874 ...
May „ ...
June
„ ...
July
„ ...
August
„
...
September
„ ...
October
„ ...
November
„ ...
December
„ ...
January
1875 ...
February
„ ...
March
„ ...
Total ...
April
1874 ...
May „ ...
June
„ ...
July „ ...
August
„ ...
September
„ ...
October
„ ...
November
„ ...
December
„ ...
January
1875 ...
February
„ ...
March
„ ...
Total ...
3
Districts in which vaccina-
tions were chiefly conduct-
ed in each month.
Oomraottee.
......
Elichpur.
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Wun.
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4
Total number vaccinated.
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40
687
1,628
1,958
1,729
1,331
1,098
8,471
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5
447
973
1,704
1,005
1,206
1,326
6,666
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6
975
1,871
1,661
1,444
1,791
1,554
9,302
5
Results.
Successful.
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20
579
1,284
1,609
1,476
1,038
776
6,782
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3
433
920
1,551
915
1,062
1,098
5,982
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5
810
1,634
1,393
1,163
1,423
1,244
7,672
Unsuccessful, including
doubtful.
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25
149
332
366
340
268
234
1,714
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6
67
124
378
168
252
329
1,324
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7
276
295
284
294
321
312
1,789
Unknown.
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2
26
146
87
89
119
130
599
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5
26
57
59
79
125
351
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19
40
29
51
75
76
290
Total.
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47
754
1,762
2,062
1,905
1,425
1,140
9,095
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9
505
1,070
1,986
1,142
1,393
1,552
7,657
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12
1,105
1,969
1,706
1,508
1,819
1,632
9,751
6
Average percentage of suc-
cessful cases, excluding those
unknown.
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44.4
79.5
79.4
81.4
81.2
79.4
76.8
79.8
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33.3
86.6
88.1
80.4
84.5
80.8
76.9
81.9
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41.6
74.6
84.7
83.1
79.7
81.6
79.9
81.1
( 11 )
A.—VACCINATION
DEPARTMENT.—(Concluded.)
STATEMENT NO. II.—Showing the monthly number and results of the Vacci-
nations performed in each Circle of superintendence in the Haidara-
bad Assigned Districts during the year 1874-75.
1
Circle of superintendence.
Haidarabad Assigned Districts.
2
Months.
April
1874
May
„ ...
June
„ ...
July
„ ...
August
„ ...
September
„ ...
October
„ ...
November
„ ...
December
„ ...
January
1875 ...
February
„ ...
March
„ ...
Total ...
April
1874 ...
May „ ...
June
„ ...
July
„ ...
August
„ ...
September
„ ...
October
„ ...
November
„
...
December
„ ...
January
1875
...
February
„ ...
March
„ ...
Total ...
April
1874 ...
May „ ...
June
„ ...
July
„ ...
August
„ ...
September
„ ...
October
„ ...
November
„ ...
December
„ ...
January
1875 ...
February
„ ...
March
„ ...
Total ...
Grand Total ...
3
Districts in which vaccina-
tions were chiefly conduct-
ed in each month.
Basim.
......
Akola.
......
Buldana.
......
......
4
Total number vaccinated.
...
...
...
...
...
18
603
1,156
1,318
1,529
1,143
1,232
6,999
20
...
...
14
34
203
1,511
1,948
2,452
2,293
2,334
l,646
12,455
...
...
...
...
46
941
1,440
1,932
1,822
1,491
1,376
9,048
52,941
5
Results.
Successful.
...
...
...
...
...
13
504
1,037
1,117
1,291
963
997
5,922
13
...
...
11
32
128
1,114
1,460
1,954
1,713
1,685
1,267
9,377
...
...
...
...
...
23
812
1,237
1,569
1,422
1,122
1,029
7,214
42,949
Unsuccessful, including
doubtful.
...
...
...
...
...
3
139
117
210
284
194
246
1,193
6
...
...
2
2
74
315
406
544
507
588
328
2,772
...
...
...
...
...
23
111
194
356
384
418
344
1,830
10,622
Unknown.
...
...
...
...
...
2
30
43
70
91
59
98
393
1
...
...
1
...
7
153
142
121
184
165
110
884
...
...
...
...
...
...
28
19
39
25
68
54
233
2,750
Total.
...
...
...
...
...
18
673
1,197
1,397
1,666
1,216
1,341
7,508
20
...
...
14
34
209
l,582
2,008
2,619
2,404
2,438
1,705
13,033
...
...
...
...
...
46
951
1,450
1,964
1,831
1,608
1,427
9,277
56,321
6
Average percentage of suc-
cessful cases, excluding those
unknown.
...
...
...
...
...
81.2
78.4
89.8
84.1
81.9
83.2
80.2
83.2
68.4
...
...
84.6
94.1
63.3
77.9
78.2
78.0
77.1
74.1
79.4
77.2
...
...
...
...
...
50.
87.9
86.4
81.5
78.7
72.8
74.9
79.7
80.2
DATED CAMP CHICKULDA,
The 28th May 1875.
A. A. GEORGE, Head Clerk,
For Superintendent of Vaccination,
Haidarabad Assigned Districts,
( 12 )
STATEMENT NO. III.—Showing the expenditure of the Vaccine Department in each Circle of superintendence in the
Haidarabad Assigned Districts, during the year 1874-75.
1
ESTABLISHMENT.
PAID BY GOVERNMENT.
SUPERINTENDENT...
Salary at Rupees 300 per mensem ... ... ...
Office Establishment at Rupees 101-12-0 per mensem ... ...
Travelling expenses ... ... ... ...
Contingencies ... ... ... ...
1 Native Superintendent, @ Rupees 60 per mensem ... ... ...
13 First Class Vaccinators, @ „
24
„
...
... ...
10 Second
„
@ „
17-8-0 „ ... ... ...
8 Third
„
@ „
15
„ ... ... ...
Salary of Assistant Superintendent and that of his Establishment and Contingent charges...
Total... ...
PAID BY LOCAL FUNDS.
OOMRAOTTEE
...
1 Native Superintendent of Vaccination, @ Rupees 80 per mensem...
1 Second Class Vaccinator.
@ „
17-8-0 „ ...
2 Third
„
@ „
15
„
...
Total... ...
2
Sanctioned.
RS.
3,600
1,221
400
742
720
3,744
2,100
1,440
591
14,558
960
210
360
1,530
A.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
R.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
Expended.
RS.
3,600
1,187
334
723
660
2,776
1,564
1,131
467
12,445
688
168
280
1,136
A.
0
15
9
2
0
2
4
4
14
5
0
0
10
10
P.
0
0
9
11
0
11
7
0
2
4
0
0
4
4
4
Total number vaccinated.
5
Percentage of successful
cases, excluding those
unknown from the total.
6
Cost of each successful
case.
RS.
A.
P.
( 13 )
ELICHPUR ...
1 Native Superintendent, @. Rupees 70 per mensem... ...
1 First Class Vaccinator, @ „ 24
„ ... ...
2 Third
„
@ „ 15
„ ... ...
Total... ...
WUN ... ...
3 Second Glass Vaccinators, @ Rupees 17-8-0 per mensem ...
1Third
„
@
„
15 „ ...
Total... ...
AKOLA... ...
1 Native Superintendent, @ Rupees 80-0-0 per mensem ...
2 Second Class Vaccinators, @
„
17-8-0
„ ...
2 Third
„
@
„
15-0-0
Total... ...
BULDANA ...
1 Native Superintendent, @ Rupees 70 per mensem ... ...
1 First Class Vaccinator, @
„
24
„ ... ...
2 Third
„
@
„
15 „ ... ...
Total... ...
BASIM... ...
1 Native Superintendent, @ Rupees 60 per mensem ... ...
1 First Class Vaccinator, @
„
24
„ ... ...
3 Third
„
@
„
15
„ ... ...
Total... ...
Total paid from Local Funds...
...
Grand Total... ...
840
288
360
1,488
630
180
810
960
420
360
1,740
840
288
360
1,488
720
288
540
1,548
8,604
23,162
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
720
221
296
1,237
494
144
635
890
329
298
1,517
720
160
299
1,179
660
217
435
1,312
7,018
19,464
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
8
0
8
0
15
0
15
0
0
12
12
14
4
0
0
0
0
0
4
4
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
3
0
0
0
0
11
3
52,941
* 52,941
80.2
80.2
0
0
7
7
3
3
* Excluding re-vaccinations.
DATED CAMP CHICKULDA,
The 28th May 1875.
A. A. GEORGE, Head Clerk,
For Superintendent of Vaccination,
Haidarabad Assigned Districts.
( 14 )
A.—VACCINATION DEPARTMENT.
STATEMENT NO. IV.—Showing results of the year 1874-75, as compared with those of the previous five years in the Haidarabad
Assigned Districts.
1
Year.
1869-70...
...
1870-71...
...
1871-72...
...
1872-73... ...
1873-74 ... ...
1874-75 ... ...
2
Total number of persons Vac-
cinated.
7,920
19,638
34,105
43,006
38,886
52,941
3
Number successful.
6,450
16,548
28,966
33,734
29,932
42,949
4
Ratio per cent. of successful
cases, excluding those un-
known from the total.
81.8
85.2
85.9
82.6
76.5
80.2
5
Number of Vaccinators.
A.
Paid by State.
21 2/3
23
27
31
31
31
B.
Paid from other sour-
ces.
......
......
9
21
21
21
C.
Total.
21 2/3
23
36
52
52
52
D.
Number previously
employed as in-
occulators or Na-
tive practitioners.
......
......
......
......
......
......
6
Cost of whole Vaccine Esta-
blishment.
RS.
7,780
8,450
10,075
14,017
17,568
18,352
A.
13
2
13
11
7
8
P.
5
4
9
3
1
9
7
Cost of travelling allowances
and Contingencies.
RS.
......
1,098
898
864
720
1,111
A.
...
9
2
2
11
11
P.
...
9
0
9
7
6
8
Total cost.
RS.
7,780
9,548
10,973
14,881
18,289
19,464
A.
13
11
15
14
2
4
P.
5
10
9
0
8
3
9
Cost of each successful case.
RS.
1
0
0
0
0
0
A.
3
9
6
7
9
7
P.
3
2
7
0
9
3
DATED CAMP CHICKULDA,
The 28th May 1875.
A. A. GEORGE, Head Clerk,
For Superintendent of Vaccination,
Haidarabad Assigned Districts.
REPORT
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
HYDERABAD ASSIGNED DISTRICTS,
FOR THE
OFFICIAL YEAR 1875-76.
BY R. T. ABBOTT, ESQR.,M. D.,
SUPERINTENDENT OF VACCINATION.
PRINTED AT THE RESIDENCY GOVERNMENT PRESS.
1876.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
OF
VACCINATION REPORT,
FOR THE YEAR
1875-76.
CHAPTER I.—INTRODUCTION.
Vaccination under what rules carried on
...
...
...
...
Establishment
...
...
...
...
...
...
Working season recess
...
...
...
...
...
Vaccinators under Civil Surgeons ...
...
...
...
...
Remainder of Establishment under Superintendent
...
...
...
Superintendents in Camp till May...
...
...
...
...
Promotions and degradations
...
...
...
...
...
Work examined by Civil Surgeons
...
...
...
...
Work done by District Superintendents of Vaccination ...
...
...
Superintendents' Inspection
...
...
...
...
...
Importance of verification of work believed in by Superintended
...
...
Paras.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
CHAPTER II.—VACCINATION PERFORMED.
Commencement of season ... ... ... ... ...
STATEMENT No. I.—Additions to ... ... ... ... ...
Vaccination performed, as compared with previous year ... ... ...
Increase of dubious cases explained ... ... ... ... ...
Duration and deportment of epidemic of small-pox ... ... ... ... ...
The statistics of two consecutive years cannot show the effects of vaccination in
keeping down small-pox ... ... ... ... ...
How the effect can be shown ... ... ... ... ...
Number vaccinated in each district, as compared with 1874-75 ... ... ...
Castes of those vaccinated in two years ... ... ... ... ...
Vaccination among Muhammadans not making progress ... ... ... ... ...
Number of Infants to older people vaccinated ...
...
.... ... ...
STATEMENTNO.II.—Operations by months ... ... ... ... ...
Re-vaccination not yet commenced ... ... ... ... ...
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
CHAPTER III.—EXPENDITURE.
Comparative expenditnre for two years ... ... ... ...
25
II
TABLE OP CONTENTS.
CHAPTER IV.—COMPARISON WITH PREVIOUS YEARS.
Comparative working of Department for live years ... ... ...
CHAPTER V.—CONCLUSION.
Number vaccinated, and deaths from small-pox in each Circle ... ...
New form ordered by Government ... ... ... ...
What is to be done when people refuse to be vaccinated, yet a difficult question ...
Popularity of vaccination ... ... ... ... ...
Commendation to Tahsildars ... ... ... ... ...
Commendation to Patails ... ... ... ... ...
Rewards asked for 1st Class Vaccinators ... ... ... ... ...
Favorable mention made of Superintendents ... ... ... ... ...
Favorable mention of office Establishment ... ... ... ... ...
Paras.
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
No. 520 OF 1876-77.
Remarks by the Resident on the Vaccination Report of the Hyderabad Assigned
Districts for the year 1875-76.
THE quantity of work successfully done by the Vaccinators has again, the
Resident is glad to observe, increased, the figures being 42,949 cases in
1874-75, and 48,658 cases in 1875-76. The increase in the Amraoti district
of 6,019 cases is very satisfactory, and is creditable to the Deputy Commis-
sioner Captain Mackenzie.
2. The comparative statementin Appendix II, which has been prepared
in accordance with the orders of the Government of India, and appears for
the first time with the report, gives the vaccination work done at the
Dispensaries for the calendar years, while the other returns are for the
official years, but this discrepancy, unavoidable at present, will not occur
again as the Vaccination Report is in future to be prepared for the calendar
year.
The slight increase that has taken place in the percentage of known
unsuccessful cases seems to be due to a stricter standard of test very properly
introduced by Dr. Abbott. 21.4 per cent. appears, however, to be a large
proportion of unsuccessful cases. Without wishing to unduly press the
question, the effect of which might only be to lead to falsification of the re-
turns, or what is called in the Report " paper cases," the Resident would
certainly be glad to see this percentage somewhat diminished. The sub-
ject is, no doubt, receiving the Superintendent's attention.
3. The deaths from small-pox during the year were 927. Dr. Abbott's
remarks on this head in the Sanitary Report show that an epidemic which
commenced in 1872 reached a very low ebb in the year under report, the
deaths during the four years of its existence having been :—
In 1872
...
...
...
...
...
...
„ 1873
...
...
...
...
...
...
„ 1874
...
...
...
...
...
...
„ 1875
...
...
...
...
...
...
8,369
8,326
1,112
927
The Resident can understand that the vital statistics for former years
are not sufficiently accurate to permit of reliable conclusions being formed
from them of the effect of vaccination operations on the past small-pox
epidemic, but as registration has now improved, much valuable information
will no doubt be obtainable on any recurrence of a similar epidemic.
4. It is very satisfactory to learn that there is now less difficulty in
getting parents to allow their young children to be vaccinated. The dif-
ficulties stated at para. 29 are no doubt true. We can only hope that the
zealous and judicious exertions of those directing, or carrying out, vaccina-
tion operations may in the course of time command the universal success
that is sought for. The figures given in Statement IV showing the work
done by the Department during the past six years are encouraging, in so
much that they prove the stride that has been made in vaccination since it