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opposed to it. In many villages, especially those near the left bank
of the Indus, the people received vaccination with extreme disfavour,
and the attempt to introduce it amongst them had to be given up.
A fair amount of success was however obtained in other parts of the
tahsíl, especially in the thánah of Khanpúr, and the villages in the
neighbourhood of the town of Harípúr. This success, partial though
it was, was due chiefly to the assistance rendered by Shaikh Abdul
Rassúl, Extra Assistant Commissioner, at Haripúr, who took much
interest in the work. This tahsíl has frequently been visited by
severe and extensive epidemics of small-pox, and a large mortality
from that disease occurs almost every year. In the town of Khanpúr,
which contains about 600 houses, there were during the past year no
less than 68 deaths from small-pox, and as many as 89 in the other
villages of the same thánah, giving a total of 157 deaths from small-
pox alone.
Number vaccinated in
the Haripúr tahsíl.
The number of operations performed in this tahsíl during the
latter half of the month of March was 2,799, of which 98 per cent.
were successful. There were 123 villages in which vaccination was
carried on, and the proportion of vaccinations to houses was 26.7 per
cent., a fair average considering the opposition at first encountered.
Total number vaccinated
during the year.
20. The result of the year's operations is shown in the following
table:—
YEAR.
1871-72
PRIMARY VACCINATION.
Number of vac-
cinators.
30
Successful.
52,377
Unsuccessful, in-
cluding those
doubtful.
1,187
Un-
known.
3,504
Total.
57,068
Percentage of
successful
cases, exclud-
ing those un-
known.
977
REVACCI¬
NATION.
Total number
of revaccinations.
768
Total number of all
operations.
57,836
A table comparing the total number of operations for each month
during the last two vaccinating seasons is here introduced:—
Months.
November...
December ...
January ...
February ...
March ...
Total, ...
1871-72.
Number of
cases.
6,953
7,720
9,964
10,915
11,814
47,366
Percentage
of successful
cases.
98.06
97.91
98.07
98.20
98.50
98.14
1870-71.
Number of
cases.
1,428
3,543
8,076
9,772
4,784
27,553
Percentage
of successful
cases.
96.6
96.7
96.5
97.6
96.8
96.84
This shows an increase of 19,813 as compared with the vaccina-
ting season of 1870-71; and an improvement of a little over one per cent.
in the proportion of successful cases, excluding those unknown. The
increase in the numbers vaccinated is to be attributed to three causes.
One has reference to the larger number of vaccinators at work, there
having been eight more this season than the previous one. Another
is to be attributed to the fact that the whole staff have been carrying
on operations exclusively in the villages and rural towns; whereas last
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year one native superintendent and four vaccinators were employed
during nearly the whole of the vaccinating season in the city of Lahore,
where a comparatively small amount of work was done. A third is
to be attributed to the rapidity and success with which vaccination
was extended in the district of Ráwalpindi.
Distribution of vaccine
lymph.
21. During the past year supplies of lymph and crusts were sent
to the following Medical Officers :—
Medical Officer R. H. A., Ráwalpindi.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
41st Foot, Multán.
2-12th Regiment, Sabáthú.
72nd Highlanders, Ambálah.
In charge of Convalescent Depot, Murree.
85th Foot, Dagshai.
58th Foot, Sialk6t.
21st Regiment Panjáb Native Infantry.
Staff Surgeon, Siálkót.
Staft Assistant Surgeon, Attok.
Civil Surgeon, Muzaffargarh.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Dc.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Bannú and Míanwála.
Derah Ghází Khán.
Derah Ismail Khán.
Leia.
Montgomery.
Hazárá.
Jhang.
Kohát.
Pesháwar.
Pind Dádan Khán.
Mardán.
Sháhpúr.
Multán.
Sub-Assistant Surgeon at Chamba.
In July a supply of lymph was forwarded to Mr. Shaw, Joint Com-
missioner at Leh, whose attempt to introduce vaccination among the
people of those regions was attended with great success.
He informed me that the people received vaccination with great
favor, and brought their children long distances to be operated on.
22. ENGLISH LYMPH.—Two supplies of English lymph were
received and tried on two different occasions. The first trial was made
at Dharmsálah about the end of September, when I vaccinated six chil-
dren with it, with an unsuccessful result in every case. The second
trial was made in the plains, shortly after the commencement of the
vaccinating season, when four children were successfully operated on.
In each case the operation was performed by six single punctures, three
on either arm. In one case four of the six punctures were successful,
but in each of the others only one vesicle was produced; although at first
the lymph seemed weak and inferior looking, yet, by careful arm-to-
arm vaccination, it revived after the third generation, and ultimately
producing vesicles of the true Jennerian type, equal in activity if not
superior to those resulting from the lymph in previous use; it was
gradually substituted for the latter, which was allowed to die out.
23. CONDUCT OF ESTABLISHMENT.—The vaccinators have worked
extremely well, and their conduct as a body deserves much credit. I
not unfrequently enquired from the lambardárs if the people were put
to any unnecessary trouble, or if the conduct of the vaccinators was at
all obnoxious to them, but seldom received any complaint.
I am glad to be able to report that Dúní Chand, who was last
year fined for carelessness and neglect of duty, has this season worked
well and fully retrieved the former good name he bore.
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One native superintendent was heavily fined for persistent neglect
of duty; a vaccinator was discharged for taking bribes, and two others
were fined and degraded from 1st to 2nd class pay, on account of re-
peated acts of negligence, and keeping up an inferior description of
work.
List of those brought to
favorable notice.
24. In conclusion, I have the honor to submit to the favorable
notice of Government, the names of the undermentioned tahsíldárs and
others who, by the good example they set and the efficient assistance
they rendered, were the means of extending the benefits of vaccination
to many who, without their assistance, would have remained unpro-
tected against small-pox.
Sheikh Abdul Rassúl, Extra Assistant Commissioner, Harrípúr ;
Tára Chand, tahsíldár of Ajnála; Maindee Khán, tahsíldár of Ráwal-
pindi ; Ganpat Rai, tahsíldár of Kahúta; Suraj Kunwar, tahsíldar of
Ráwalpindi; Pohloo Mal tahsíldar of Kángra; and Chúr Sing, zaildáv
of Tarsikka, tahsíl Amritsar.
I have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your most Obedient Servant,
JOHN BENNETT, M. D.,
Offg. Superintendent Vaccination, Panjáb.
A.—VACCINE DEPARTMENT.
STATEMENT No. II. showing the Monthly number and results of the Vaccinations
performed in the Panjáb during the year 1871-72.
1
MONTHS.
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
Total.
2
Districts in which opera-
tions were chiefly
conducted in each
month.
Panjáb.
3
Total number Vaccina-
ted.
7,215
5,004
1,884
285
455
858
4,999
25,864
38,562
37,163
37,688
36,458
196,435
4
R E S U L T S.
Successful.
6,450
4,147
1,375
243
410
685
4,563
24,120
36,244
34,902
35,529
34,382
183,050
Unsuccessful, inclu-
ding doubtful.
323
187
93
17
22
23
123
503
674
517
626
557
3,665
Unknown.
254
186
256
14
14
67
131
768
1,244
1,422
1,071
995
6,422
5
Total of primary Vacci-
nations.
7,027
4,520
1,724
274
446
775
4,817
25,391
38,162
36,841
37,226
35,934
193,137
6
Average percentage suc-
cessful, excluding those
unknown.
95.23
9566
9366
93.46
94.90
96.75
99.49
97.94
98.17
99.87
98.24
98.40
9803
A.—VACCINE DEPARTMENT.
STATEMENT No. III. showing expenditure of Vaccine Department in Panjáb, during the year 1871-72.
1
A. PAID BY GOVERNMENT.
I.—Provincial Establishment
Superintendent General's salary at 1,050
per mensem ...
Office Establishment at Rs. 65 per mensem
2 Chaprassies at Rs. 5 each ...
Travelling expenses. ...
Contingencies ...
Total. ...
Supdt's: salary at 600 per mensem ...
Travelling allowances ...
Contingencies ...
26 Native Supdts. at Rs. 40 per mensem
23 Vaccinators
„ „ 15
„
27
Do.
„ „ 12
„
63
Do.
„ „ 10
„
2 Chaprassies at
„ 5 each ...
Total ...
II.—Dispensary
Vaccinators.
24 Vaccinators at Rs. 10 per mensem ...
22
Do.
at „ 8 „ ...
46
Total. ...
Total paid by Government
B. PAID BY MUNICIPALITIES.
5 vaccinators at Dehli
4
Do.
„ Amritsar ...
2
Do.
„ Ráwalpindi ...
3
Do.
„ Lahore ...
1
Do.
„ Bhiwáni ...
2
Do.
„ Korór ...
6
Do.
„ Jhang for 3 months at 10
Total paid by Municipalties.
C. PAID BY LOCAL FUNDS.
1 Vaccinator at Shujáhábád
2
„ „ Derah Ghází Khán ...
4 Female „ „ Gujrát ...
Total ...
D. PAID BY NATIVE CHIEFS.
4 Vaccinators paid by the Bháwalpúr State
1
Do.
„
„ Mandi
„
2
Do.
„
„ Chamba
„ ...
Total paid by Native Chiefs
Grand Total. ...
2
Sanctioned.
Rs.
12,600
780
120
2,200
2,450
18,150
7,200
2,200
300
37,320
120
47,140
2,880
2,112
4,992
70,162
407
200
53
105
120
121
180
1,186
32
67
120
219
480
96
192
768
1,42,617
As.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
8
P.
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
3
Expended.
Rs.
9,758
655
120
2,405
1,599
14,538
7,200
2,248
157
11,368
5,003
3,449
5,780
120
35,326
2,864
2,112
4,976
54,720
407
200
53
105
120
121
180
1,186
32
67
120
219
480
110
36
626
1,11,593
As.
12
0
0
4
14
15
0
8
2
1
0
0
2
0
10
0
0
0
10
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
11
P.
5
0
0
0
8
1
0
0
6
8
0
0
4
0
5
0
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
4
Total No. Vacci-
nated.
1,96,435
54,596
1,180
2,519
1,189
1,619
826
1,758
2,150
11,241
742
742
9,811
211
107
10,129
2,81,519
5
Percentage of suc-
cessful cases ex-
cluding those
unknown from
the total.
98.00
84.99
97.22
96.31
86.79
95.39
59.45
94.28
78.75
86.42
91
68.13
62.95
48.19
53.09
87.16
6
Cost of each suc-
cessful case.
4 annas 3.33 pies.
1 anna 10 pies.
11.12 pies.
4 ans.9.99 pies.
11.86 pies.
0 2 4
7
Taking the grand total of Rs. 1,11,593-11-11 expended, the cost of each successful case has been annas 2, pies 4.
A.—VACCINE DEPARTMENT.
STATEMENT No. IV. showing results of the year 1871-72, as compared with those
of each of the previous five years in the Panjáb.
1
Year.
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870-71
1871-72
2
Total number of persons
Vaccinated.
50,399
1,33,045
1,62,100
13,4,820
1,68,970
1,80,368
1,41,224
1,96,485
3
Number successful.
46,538
1,23,536
1,51,244
1,26,402
1,59,704
1,69,537
1,31,228
1,83,050
4
Ratio per cent. successful, ex-
cluding those "unknown"
from the total.
907
928
94.74
9501
9594
96.04
9710
98.00
5
No. OF VACCINATORS.
A.
Paid by State.
49
79
100
104
107
112
120
139
B.
Paid from other
sources.
Not known.
„
„
„
„
25
27
31
C.
Total.
49
79
100
104
107
137
147
170
D.
No. previously em-
ployed as inocula-
tors or native
practitioners.
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
„
6
Cost of whole vaccine estab-
lishment.
None.
„
29,735-4-11
34,680-13-1
36,785-11-7
4,149-10-4
39,450-0-0 4
43,454-12-4
7
Cost of travelling allowances
and contingencies.
Not known.
„
3,463-0-5
2,745-5-4
3,133-6-5
3,945-12-1
5,805-0-7
6,410-13-2
8
Total cost.
Not known.
„
33,198-5-4
37,426-2-5
40,266-0-0
48,095-6-5
45,255-1-1
49,865-9-6
9
Cost of cach successful case.
Not known.
„
3 As. 6.14 Pie.
4 As. 8 Pie.
4 As.
4½ As.
5 As. 560
4 As. 3.33
STATEMENT No. VI showing particulars of Vaccination performed by Vaccinators paid by Municipal Committes, Local Funds, Native Chiefs &c., in the Panjáb
during the year 1871-72.
1
Number of Vacci-
nators.
5
3
4
2
2
6
1
1
1
4
2
31
19
81
2
From what
sources paid.
Municipality, ...
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Local Funds, ...
Native State, ...
Do.
Do.
Hakíms,
Do.
3
District. Town,
or Native State
for which Vac-
cinators are
provided.
Town Dehli, ...
Town Lahore, ...
Town Arnritsar,..
Town Ráwalpindi,
Kehror,
Jhang
Bhiwáni,
(Hissár District)
Shujáhábád,
(Multán)
Mandi,
Bháwalpúr,
Chamba,
Jhelam District,
Bháwalpúr,
Total, ...
4
PRIMARY VACCINATION.
Sex.
Male.
655
812
1,238
580
i,107
1,320
525
411
93
5,206
59
815
3,912
16,733
Female.
521
760
1,153
474
651
826
299
329
65
2,68S
48
551
2,095
10,460
Caste.
Christian.
4
24
...
10
...
...
...
2
...
...
4
...
44
Hindú.
498
194
482
602
449
597
380
78
88
3,466
10
492
1,305
8,641
Mussul-
man.
317
1,087
1,782
321
1,309
1,414
100
608
9
4,428
13
670
4,702
16,760
Others.
357
2G7
122
121
...
135
344
54
59
...
84
200
...
1,74S
Age.
Under 1
year.
554
699
-1,425
523
975
76G
276
181
39
4,030
22
325
1,838
11,653
Above 1
year.
622
873
966
531
783
1,380
548
559
119
3,864
85
1,041
4,169
15,540
Results.
Success-
ful.
1,122
1,339
2.254
887
1,649
1,472
368
610
89
4,491
40
1,016
3,489
18,826
Unsuc-
cessful.
32
65
128
135
100
397
251
60
53
2,101
43
202
1,623
5,190
Un-
known.
22
168
9
39
9
277
203
76
16
l,302
24
149
895
3177
Total
...
1,176
1,572
2,391
1,054
1,758
2,146
824
740
158
7,894
107
1,366
6,007
27,193
5
REVACCINATION.
Successful.
4
16
106
92
...
2
2
2
42
878
...
...
402
1,546
Unsuccessful.
...
30
2
28
...
1
...
...
11
482
...
...
217
771
Unknown.
...
1
20
15
...
1
...
...
...
557
...
384
978
TOTAL. ...
4
47
128
135
..
4
2
2
53
1,917
...
...
1,003
3,295
6
Percentage
of successful
cases.
In
Primary
Vaccin.
97.22
95.39
96.31
86.79
94.28
78.75
59.45
91.00
62.95
68.13
48.19
83.41
31.61
78.38
In secon-
dary vac-
cination.
100.00
34.78
98.14
76.66
...
66.66
100.00
100.00
79.24
64.55
...
...
64.94
66.72
7
Average
persons vaccinated
by each vaccinator.
235.20
529.66
629.75
594.50
878.00
358.33
826.00
742.00
211.00
2452.75
53.50
43.35
368.94
376.40
STATEMENT No. VII. Showing the total of all Vaccine Operations performed in the Province of the Panjáb during the year .1871-72.
Panjáb Vaccine Establishment
Dispensary Establishment
Municipal and other Vaccinators
Total.
Population and area of Panjáb.
17,481,189.
102,001 Square Miles.
Number of Vaccinators.
139
46
81
266
Total
Number of persons vaccina-
ted.
Primary
vaccination.
193,137
53,095
27,193
273,425
Secondary
vaccination.
3,298
1,501
3,295
8,094
Percentage of successful
cases excluding those
unknown from the total.
Primary
vaccination.
98.00
84.99
78.38
87.16
Secondary
vaccination.
41.74
72.75
66.72
60.40
Average
number of
persons vac-
cinated by
each vacci-
nator.
1,413.20
1,213.24
376.40
1,002.28
Cost of each
successful
case.
Ans.—Pie.
4 —3.33
1 —10
0 —11.12
2 —4
Total deaths from
small-pox.
25,611.
Statement No. VIII showing deaths from Small-Pox in each Town and District
in the Panjáb, during the year 1871.
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
DISTRICTS.
GURGAON
...
DEHLI
...
ROHTAK
...
HISSAR
...
SIRSA
...
KARNAL
...
AMBALAH ...
Towns and rural
villages.
Sohnak ... ...
Farakhnagar ... ...
Rewári ... ...
Fírozpúr ... ...
Palwal ... ...
Hodal
...
...
Rural Circle
...
...
Dehli
...
...
Do. Suburbs within
Municipal limits ... ...
Sonepat ... ...
Balabgarh
...
...
Farídábád
...
...
Rural Circle ... ...
Rohtak ... ...
Sánghi ... ...
Beri
...
...
Májrah
...
...
Menni
...
...
Kalánaur ... ...
Gohánah ... ...
Butánah ... ...
Barodah ... ...
Mundlánah ... ...
Sisánah ... ...
Bahádurgarh ... ...
Jhajjar ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Hissár ... ...
Hánsí
...
...
Bhiwáni ... ...
Rural Circle
...
...
Sirsa ... ...
Rural Circle
...
...
Karnál ... ...
Kunjpúrah ... ...
Sewan ... ...
Kythal
...
...
Pánípat ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Ambálah ... ...
Jagádhri ... ...
Búriyah ... ...
Thánesar ... ...
Sháhábád ... ...
Sádhaurah ... ...
Manímájrah ... ...
Rúpar ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Population.
7,507
10,631
24,503
9,156
12,729
7,032
6,18,737
1,11,015
43,402
12,176
6,281
7,990
4,40,811
14,258
5,117
8,723
7,906
6,768
5,846
7,124
6,197
5,124
5,109
5,051
6,659
12,513
4,34,832
14,133
13,563
32,254
4,24,731
11,000
1,99,795
29,007
5,162
6,205
14,848
25,276
5,28,444
24,040
11,676
8,351
7,929
11,678
11,198
6,045
8,700
9,45,871
Total deaths from
Small-Pox during
the year 1871.
3
10
34
1
24
76
627
2
2
...
25
77
423
29
...
3
1
24
5
1
3
...
...
...
10
8
275
34
88
137
1,286
37
332
48
12
4
13
149
979
22
86
25
...
66
58
3
1
1,229
Total deaths of
each district.
775
529
369
1,545
369
1,205
1,490
Total number vac-
cinated by all
establishments
during year
1871-72.
...
...
...
...
...
...
531
39
...
27.9
...
4,755
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
4,912
...
...
...
3,274
...
4,206
...
...
...
452
5,211
435
286
383
141
...
441
502
...
35,438
Statement No. VIII showing deaths from Small-Pox in each Town and District
in the Panjáb, during the year 1871—continued.
NUMBER.
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
DISTRICTS.
SIMLA
...
LUDIANAH
...
FEROZPUR
...
JALANDHAR ...
HOSHIARPUR ...
KANGRA
...
GURDASPUR
...
Towns and rural
villages.
Simla ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Ludiánah ... ...
Raikót ... ...
Jugráon ... ...
Máchhíwárah ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Fírozpúr ... ...
Dharmkót ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Jálandhar ... ...
Do. Suburbs within
Municipal limits ...
Aláwalpúr ... ...
Kartárpúr ... ...
Ráhon ... ...
Phillour
...
...
Rúrkah Kalán ... ...
Bilgá
...
...
Jandiálah ... ...
Núrmahal ... ...
Malsián ... ...
Nakodar ... ...
Mahatpúr ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Hoshiárpúr ... ...
Do.
Suburbs within
Municipal limits ... ...
Harriánah ... ...
Dasúah ... ...
Tándah and Urmar ...
Mukerián ... ...
Miání ... ...
Garshankar ... ...
Nandpúr ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Dharmsála ... ...
Kángra ... ...
Núrpúr ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Dínanagar
...
...
Kalánaur ... ...
Sujánpúr ... ...
Dalhousie ... ...
Batúálah ... ...
Srí Gobindpúr... ...
Derah Nának ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Population.
14,848
19,147
39,983
9,165
7,096
6,062
5,20,939
20,592
5,379
5,23,282
33,673
15,260
5,073
10,953
14,394
7,425
5,721
6,441
6,439
7,866
6,286
8,800
6,374
6,45,463
12,964
7,826
7,785
8,453
14,889
5,678
7,706
5,739
6,887
8,62,045
2,862
6,448
9,928
7,24,644
. 7,622
6,121
7,177
3,685
27,280
5,482
7,892
5,90,103
Total deaths from
Small-Pox during
the year 1871.
...
...
1
...
...
...
26
17
...
74
14
...
...
...
1
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
98
...
1
2
6
...
...
...
83
...
...
9
66
1
3
...
... 16
25
2
136
Total deaths of
each district.
27
91
114
92
75
183
Total number vac-
cinated by all
establishments
during year
1871-72.
...
1,082
...
...
179
7,769
...
...
2,475
...
...
...
...
...
54
...
229
262
212
...
215
...
12,642
257
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
5,840
182
226
...
13,146
213
...
...
...
...
...
...
4,809
Statement No. VIII showing deaths from Small-Pox in each Town and District
in the Panjáb, during the year 1871—continued.
NUMBER.
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104.
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
DISTRICTS.
AMRITSAR ...
LAHORE ...
MONTGOMERY ...
MULTAN ...
MUZAVFARGARH
JHANG
...
GUJRANWALA ...
SIALKOT
...
Towns and rural
villages.
Amritsar ... ...
Majíthah
...
...
Jandiálah ... ...
Bundálah ... ...
Rámdás ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Lahore ... ...
Do. suburbs within
Municipal limits ...
Chúnián ... ...
Kasúr ... ...
Khemkarn ... ...
Pattí
...
...
Rural Circle ... ...
Kamáliah ... ...
Pákpatan ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Multán
...
...
Do. suburbs within
Municipal limits ...
Shujáhábád
...
...
Kehror ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Parhár ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Jhang ... ...
Maghiánah ... ...
Chiniót ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Gujránwála ... ...
Eminábiád
...
...
Wazíráloád ... ...
Akálgarh ... ...
Rámnagar ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Siálkót
...
...
Daskah ... ...
Kilah Sobhá Singh ..
Pasrúr ... ...
Zafarwál ... ...
Chowindah ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Population.
1,36,609
6,608
6,975
5,287
5,853
9,22,182
85,346
31,761
7,355
16,551
5,847
6,718
6,36,084
5,695
6,086
3,47,656
27,798
17,804
6,095
5,096
4,14,770
5,552
2,89,995
9,128
10,854
11,477
3,16,568
19,381
6,719
15,653
5,037
7,180
4,96,606
25,337
5,524
5,153
8,527
5,641
5,082
9,49,740
Total deaths from
Small-Pox dur-
ing the year
1871.
451
22
11
7
...
774
149
...
4
5
4
2
288
7
11
154
283
...
80
...
228
7
155
5
32
7
243
34
8
7
...
13
511
97
2
...
4
1
16
801
Total deaths of
each district.
1,265
481
172
658
162
287
573
921
Total number vac-
cinated by all
establishments
during
year
1871-72.
38
214
173
103
124
21,105
1,619
...
...
...
...
8,245
...
...
3,923
895
...
...
...
3,022
...
...
...
...
...
3,207
590
...
...
...
...
15,145
967
123
...
...
...
...
19,214
Statement No. VIII showing deaths from Small-Pox in each Town and District
in the Panjád, during the year 1871—continued.
NUMBER.
135
136
137
138
1,39
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
DISTRICTS.
GUJRAT
...
SHAHPUR
...
JHELAM
...
RAWALPINDI ...
HAZARA
...
PESHAWAR
...
KOHAT
...
BANNU
...
Towns and rural
villages.
Gújrát
...
...
Jalálpúr ... ...
Kunjah ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Sáhíwál ... ...
Bherah ... ...
Miání ... ...
Khusháb
...
...
Rural Circle ... ...
Jhelam ... ...
Chakwál ... ...
Láwah ... ...
Pind Dádan Khán ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Ráwalpindí ... ...
Murree ... ...
Pindígheb ... ...
Hazro ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Abbottábád Cantonment
Rural Circle ... ...
Pesháwar ... ...
Naushehra ... ...
Tangí Nasratzai ... ...
Chársaddah ... ...
Mardán Cantonment ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Koliát Cantonment ...
Kohát
...
...
Rural Circle ... ...
Edwárdesábád Cant. ...
I'sá Khel
...
...
Kálábágh
...
...
Bhangí Khel ... ...
Wánbhachrán ... ...
Nammal ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Population.
15,907
15,626
5,975
5,78,853
8,100
14,514
6,857
8,509
3,30,016
5,148
5,767
5,259
17,538
4,67,276
19,228
10,605
8,223
7,280
6,65,920
2,894
3,64,324
58,555
6,083
7,742
8,233
1,964
4,40,575
5,210
6,064
1,34,145
3,224
7,446
6,419
5,334
6,178
5,010
2,53,931
Total deaths from
Small-Pox dur-
ing the year
1871.
58
77
5
1,823
127
112
10
202
3,163
8
20
92
67
3,000
114
1
101
7
1,159
...
436
161
...
15
...
...
287
...
4
100
1
4
5
3
38
143
1,244
Total deaths of
each district.
1,963
3,614
3,187
1,382
436
463
104
1,438
Total number vac-
cinated by all
establishments
during year
1871-72.
...
...
...
7,839
...
...
...
...
1,462
...
...
...
...
6,150
455
12
...
162
21,690
...
2,791
...
...
...
...
...
1,324
...
...
544
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
2,410
Statement No. Fill showing deaths from Small-Pox in each Town and District in
the Panjáb, during the year 1871—concluded.
NUMBER.
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
DISTRICTS.
DERAH I. KHAN
DERAH G. KHAN
Towns and rural
villages.
Derah Ismail Khan Cant.
Derah Ismail Khan ...
Panniálah ... ...
Koláchí
...
...
Takwároh ... ...
Bhakkar ... ...
Leiah ... ...
Korór ... ...
Rural Circle ... ...
Derah Ghází Khán Cant.
Derah Ghází Khán ...
Chótí
...
...
Jampúr ... ...
Dájal ... ...
Rájanpúr Cant. ... ...
Rojhán ... ...
Rural Circle
...
...
GRAND TOTAL ...
Population.
5,331
19,575
5,502
9,921
6,800
5,554
17,033
5,720
3,19,428
2,937
17,164
7,300
7,796
5,693
Not known
5,656
2,62,294
17,481,189
Total deaths from
Small-Pox dur-
ing the year
1871.
...
3
218
33
104
60
96
6
1,167
...
71
1
7
2
...
1
48
25,611
Total deaths of
each district.
1,687
130
Total number vac-
cinated by all
establishments
during year
1871-72.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
3,371
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
8,066
2,81,519
REPORT
ON
VACCINE OPERATIONS
IN THE
PUNJAB,
DURING THE SEASON 1874-75.
BY
A. M. GARDEN, ESQUIRE,
Superintendent General of Vaccination for the Punjab.
LAHORE:
PRINTED AT THE CENTRAL JAIL PRESS.
1875.