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ABSTRACTS OF REPORTS OF CIVIL SURGEONS.
57
Return of vaccine
operations dur-
ing the years
1858—71.
Return showing the Vaccine Operations from the year 1858 to 1871.
YEARS.
1858
...
...
...
...
1859
...
...
...
...
1860
...
...
...
...
1861
...
...
...
...
1862
...
...
...
...
1863
...
...
...
...
1864
...
...
...
...
Total num-
ber
vaccinat-
ed.
1,402
1,059
976
1,106
1,104
1,145
1,461
Successful.
1,019
765
671
772
750
767
1,016
Percent-
age.
72.6
72.2
68.8
69.7
67.9
66.9
69.5
YEARS.
1865
...
...
...
1866
...
...
...
1867 ... ... ...
1868
...
...
...
...
1869
...
...
...
...
1870
...
...
...
...
1871
...
...
...
...
Total num-
ber
vaccinat-
ed.
1,252
2,124
3,252
3,374
2,796
6,461
1,698
Successful.
759
1,415
2,071
2,218
1,947
5,594
1,508
Percent-
age.
60.6
66.6
63.6
65.7
69.2
86.5
88.8
Return shotting the Religion and Caste of all Children vaccinated in the City of Dacca during the
year 1871-72.
Return showing
the caste of those
vaccinated.
Christian
...
...
...
...
Mussulman
...
...
...
...
Brahmin
...
...
...
...
Bairagi
...
...
...
...
...
Khetree Rajpoot ... ... ...
Baid
...
...
...
...
...
Kyasth
...
...
...
...
Goala
...
...
...
...
...
Bysak ... ... ... ...
Kumhar
...
...
...
...
...
Kurmokar
...
...
...
...
Sonar
...
...
...
...
...
Malakar
...
...
...
...
Sankhari
...
...
...
...
Bunik
...
...
...
...
Seel
...
...
...
...
...
Sah
...
...
...
...
...
Sutar ... ... ... ... ...
Kahar ... ... ... ...
Gooree
...
...
...
...
...
Koybartto
...
...
...
...
Teur
...
...
...
...
...
Nomosudra
...
...
...
...
Chandal
...
...
...
...
...
Dhooby
...
...
...
...
Mochi
...
...
...
...
...
Sweeper
...
...
...
...
Dome
...
...
...
...
...
Coach Bunsi
...
...
...
Raj Bunsi
...
...
...
...
Prostitute ... ... ... ...
Total ...
October
1871.
......
2
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
.
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
1
......
......
3
November
1871.
10
119
7
3
......
3
18
2
......
25
......
.
......
......
2
......
15
2
3
......
10
1
8
......
1
1
......
......
......
......
......
230
December
1871.
......
183
16
7
......
......
15
3
......
8
8
......
......
5
4
......
23
4
2
.
25
......
15
......
5
2
......
3
......
......
......
329
January
1872.
6
289
17
......
1
......
36
8
1
57
7
1
1
1
4
14
3
......
1
12
1
38
16
3
3
......
......
......
10
5
534
February
1872.
36
126
29
3
......
7
57
16
11
162
9
......
......
......
10
......
31
2
1
......
7
1
6
......
6
12
......
2
......
.
10
544
March
1872.
3
74
......
1
......
2
16
1
19
88
......
......
.....
6
4
8
......
2
......
5
......
53
......
2
......
1
......
......
......
......
285
Total.
55
793
69
14
1
12
142
30
31
340
24
1
1
5
23
3
91
11
8
1
59
3
120
16
17
18
1
5
1
10
15
1,925
15
76
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
TABLE
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in each Division of
1
CIRCLE.
North Division.
Town
...
...
Suburbs ... ...
Middle Division.
Town
...
...
Suburbs
...
...
Cooly depôts ...
South Division.
Town
...
...
Subuibs ... ...
Cooly depôts
...
2
Name and rank of
Superintendent.
Surgeon T.E. Charles, M.D.,
Superintendent-General.
Total ...
Total ...
Total ...
Grand Total ...
3
Number of
native
super-
intendents,
head vaccin-
ators.
1871-72.
1
1
2
1
1 ...
2
1
1 ...
2
6
1870-71.
1
1
2
1
1
...
2
1
1
...
2
6
4
Number of
vaccinators.
1871-72.
4
3
7
4
2
...
6
3
5
...
8
*21
1870-71.
5
3
8
4
2
...
6
3
5
...
8
22
5
Total number
of persons
vaccinated.
1871-72.
1,894
1,356
3,250
1,579
1,445
7,657
10,681
1,403
4,068
1,133
6,604
a20,535
1870-71.
2,535
1,519
4,054
1,497
1,599
5,163
8,259
1,358
3,906
1,710
6,974
19,287
6
Collectorate,
political agency,
or native state
in which vaccin-
ations were
performed during
the year.
In the town
and suburbs
of Calcutta.
7
Population in
area included
in last column.
Calcutta 430,000
Suburbs 250,000
Total ... 680,000
8
Name of portion
of district or of
town.
North Divi¬
sion.
Middle Divi¬
sion.
South Divi¬
sion.
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in the
1st Circle ... ...
2nd Circle ... ...
3rd Circle...
...
Surgeon F.Powell,
M B , Superin-
tendent.
Total ...
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
3
22
19
22
63
22
22
22
66
28,634
17,592
45,290
91,516
27,028
31,107
81,984
140,119
Burdwan
Burdwan and
Nudden
Buidwan
Not
Pro¬
curable.
5 Thannahs in
Budwan.
3 Thamiahs in
Burdwan and 2
in Nuddea.
6 Thannahs in
Burdwan.
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in the
Darjeeling
...
Surgeon R. Lid¬
derdale, M D ,
Superintendent
Total ...
1
1
1
1 1
...
1
1
...
7
1
1
1
...
...
...
...
... 1
4
8
6
6
6
4
3
6
6
...
45
6
6
6
6
4
3
...
... 5
30
28,757
12,894
24,518
25,067
5,862
2,249
7,308
5,054
......
1,11,709
15,311
21,387
13,370
13,720
4,835
2,091
......
...... 8,058
78,772
Cooch Behar
1,914,340
1,463,256
754,939
802,903
361,394
59,000
1,636,449
680,904
.........
7,673,185
Rungpore ...
Dinagepore ...
Bograh ...
Rajshabye ...
Julpigoree ...
Darjeeling ...
Purneah ...
Maldah ...
.........
Statement shotting particulars of Vaccination in
Ranchee
...
Assistant Sur-
geon, J J. Wood,
M.D., Superin-
tendent.
3
...
... 3
3
...
...
3
20
41
19
80
20
...
...
20
35,650
6,937
9,326
51,913
23,313
......
......
23,313
Lohardugga and
Hazareebaugh.
Lohardugga and
Maunbhoom.
Singbhoom ...
2,146,471
2,045,471
346,518
4,538,460
.........
.........
.........
Statement shotting particulars of Vaccination in the
Sonthal
Pergun¬
uahs.
Baboo
Kali
Krishna Ghose,
Deputy Super¬
intendent.
... ...
6
5
8,352
6,454 Sonthal Pergun¬
nans.
1,242,167 Rajmehal, Pakour,
and Godda.
* 4 vaccinators sanctioned but not employed.
(a.) 11 repetition cases have not been shown in column 5, but are shown in column 9.
(b.) Including cases of success modified by previous protection, the percentage of success amounts to 75.58.
(c.) Includes 5 repetition cases.
(d.) Includes 8 repetition cases.
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
81
TABLE No. II.—(Continued.)
1
Circle of
Superinten-
dence.
RANCHE E CI RCLE.
2
Months.
April...
May...
June...
July...
August...
September...
October...
November...
December...
January...
February...
March...
1871.
April
...
May...
June...
July...
August...
September...
October...
November...
December...
1872.
January ...
February ...
March ...
1871.
April...
June...
July...
August...
September...
November...
December ...
1872.
January...
February...
March...
3
Districts in which opera-
tions were chiefly conduct-
ed in each month.
24-Pergunnahs... ... ...
......
......
......
......
Hooghly...
...
...
Burawan...
...
...
Ditto...
...
...
...
Ditto...
...
...
...
Ditto...
...
...
...
Ditto...
...
...
...
Ditto...
...
...
Total...
Grand Total...
Rungpore... ... ...
Dinagepore... ... ... ...
Bograh...
...
...
Julpigoree...
...
...
Rajshahye...
...
...
Darjeeling...
...
...
Ditto...
...
...
Ditto...
...
...
Rungpore... ... ...
Dinagepore...
...
...
Rajshahye...
...
...
Rungpore...
...
...
Dinagepore...
...
Darjeeling...
...
...
Ditto...
...
...
Rungpore, Purneah Din-
agepore, Maldah Bograh,
Julpigoree,and Rajshahye
Ditto ... ... ... ...
Ditto
Ditto and Darjeeling ...
Ditto
ditto ...
Total ...
Government Establishment.
Hazareebaugh...
...
Lohardugga... ...
Ditto
...
...
...
Ditto
...
...
...
Ditto
...
...
...
Lohardugga and Palamow
Ditto
...
...
...
Ditto and Hazareebaugh
Ditto
ditto...
Ditto
ditto...
Total...
4
Total
number
vaccinated
268
......
......
......
...... 231
42
1,322
5,167
11,138
15,302
11,873
45,333
91,572
6,701
7,143
6,416
3,928
5,056
258
290
10,163
16,790
21,314
19,744
13,906
1,11,709
172
20
105
96
65
3,960
8,552
9,474
8,895
4,311
35,650
5
RESULTS.
Successful
248
......
......
......
...... 225
42
1,309
5,114
11,114
15,244
11,841
45,137
91,015
4,974
5,035
3,938
2,176
2,602
223
238
9,625
16,186
20,432
19,218
13,335
97,982
172
......
80
87
65
3,861
8,301
9,174
8,703
4,221
34,664
Unsuccess-
ful, includ-
ing doubt-
ful.
2
......
......
......
...... 6
...... 9
27
13
49
25
131
413
1,608
2,027
2,450
1,750
2,454
25
34
479
513
711
325
386
12,852
......
20
21
5
......
69
126
223
86
28
578
Unknown.
18
......
......
......
......
......
...... 4
16
11
9
7
65
114
29
81
28
2
......
14
18
59
91
171
201
185
875
......
......
4
4
......
30
125
77
106
62
408
6
Total.
268
......
......
......
...... 231
42
1,322
5,157
11,138
15,302
11,873
45,333
91,572
6,701
7,143
6,416
3,928
5,056
258
290
10,163
16,790
21,314
19,744
13,906
1,11,709
172
20
105
96
65
3,960
8,552
9,474
8,895
4,311
35,650
7
Average
percentage
successful,
excluding
those "un-
known."
92.5
......
......
......
...... 97.40
100
99.31
99.47
99.88
99.67
99.78
99.71
99.55
71.55
71.29
61.64
55.42
51.46
91.39
87.13
95.25
96.92
96.63
98 33
97.18
81.18
100
......
78.19
94.56
100
98.24
98.50
97.62
99.02
99.34
98.38*
* It will be observed that these results do not correspond with those shown in Table No. 1, those being calculated on the
number of operations performed, these on the number of persons vaccinated without reference to the number of operations.
21
82
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
TABLE No. II.—(Continued.)
1
Circle of
Superinten-
dence.
RANCHEE CIRCLE.—(Continued.)
S ONT HAL P
E R GUNNAHS CI RCLE
2
Months.
1871.
December...
1872.
January...
February...
March...
January to March
Not known... ...
Ditto ...
1871
April...
May...
October...
November
December...
1872.
January... ...
February...
March... ...
3
Districts in which oper-
ations were chiefly conduct-
ed in each month.
Vaccinators paid by Native
Zamindars.
Lohardugga...
...
...
Ditto...
.
..
Ditto...
...
...
Ditto...
...
...
Ditto..
...
...
Maunbhoom ... ... ...
Singbhoom... ...
Total...
Grand Total...
Rajmehal.. ... ..
Ditto ..
...
Ditto .. ...
..
Ditto
...
...
Ditto...
...
Ditto,
Pakour, and
Godda ... ...
Rajmehal and Godda... ...
Ditto
...
...
...
Total...
4
Total
number
vaccinated.
105
409
754
592
1,349
3,728
9,326
16,263
51,913
425
248
326
687
1,397
2,677
1,408
1,184
8,352
5
RESULTS.
Successful.
104
406
754
575
......
1,948
9,055
12,842
47,506
380
186
254
579
1,293
2,499
1,320
1,050
7,561
Unsuccess-
ful, includ-
ing doubt-
ful.
......
......
......
9
......
24
261
294
872
45
60
66
99
104
178
74
134
760
Unknown.
1
3
......
8
1,349
1,756
10
3,127
3,535
......
2
6
9
......
......
14
......
31
6
Total.
105
409
754
592
1,349
3,728
9,326
16,263
51,913
425
248
326
687
1,397
2,677
1,408
1,184
8,352
7
Average
percentage
successful,
excluding
those " un-
known."
99.04
99.26
100
98.46
......
98.78
97.19
97.76*
98.19*
89.41
75.61
79.37
85.39
92.55
93.35
94.69
88.68
90.86
* It will be observed that these results do not correspond with those shown in Table No. 1, those being calculated on the
number of operations performed, these on the number of persons vaccinated without reference to the number of operations.
84
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
TABLE No. III.—(Continued.)
1
Paid by Government.
DARJEELING CIRCLE.
"Superintendent's salary, at
Rs. 800 per mensem.
7 Superintending vaccinators
1 Deputy Superintendent, at
Rs. 150 per mensem..
42 Vaccinators.. ... ...
Office establishment...
...
Travelling allowance... ...
Contingencies...
...
...
Total...
Paid by Rungpore Munici-
pality.
2
Vaccinators...
...
...
Paid by Local Fund of
Nattore.
1
Vaccinator...
...
...
Grand Total...
Paid by Government.
RANCHEE CIRCLE.
Superintendents' salary, at
Rs. 450 and 600 per mensem
Native Superintendents' salary
at Rs. 16 and 20 per men-
sem ... ... ... ...
Vaccinators, at Rs. 6 and 10
per mensem ... ... ...
Office establishment, at Rs. 30
per mensem. ... ...
Contingencies...
...
...
Travelling allowance...
...
Postage labels...
...
...
Cost of
tents...
...
...
Total...
Paid by Native Zemindars.
At
Lohardugga...
...
„
Maunbhoom...
...
„ Singhboom.. ... ... ...
Total...
Grand Total...
SONTHAL, PERGUNNAHS CIRCLE.
1 Deputy
Superintendent's
salary, at Rs. 100 per men-
sem, with a special allowance
of Rs. 50 per mensem from
1st October 1871 to 31st
March 1872...
...
...
1 Vaccinator, at Rs. 16b and 12
per mensem...
...
...
2 Vaccinators, at Rs. 13 and
20 each per mensem...
3 Vaccinators, at Rs. 10 and
8 each per mensem...
...
Travelling allowance... ...
Postage
labels...
...
Total...
2
Sanctioned.
Rs.
9,600
636
1,800
2,828
420
1,250
362
16,896
As.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
P.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
60 0 0
108
17,064
0
0
0
0
5,400
636
1,840
360
357
880
401
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
......
9,874 0 0
......
......
...
......
9,874
1,500
864
330
12
2,706
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
Expended.
Rs.
9,600
1,099
1,800
3,428
417
1,166
181
17,693
As.
0
10
0
5
8
12
6
11
P.
0
7
0
8
0
1
9
1
58 9 4
102
17,854
0
4
0
6
6,300
618
1,762
382
107
580
11
295
10,057
0
4
8
9
1
0
14
0
6
0
6
7
7
6
0
6
0
7
......
......
...
......
*10,057
1,500
622
321
10
2,453
6
0
0
10
0
10
7
0
0
6
0
6
4
Total
number
vaccinated.
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
1,08,227
512
2,970
1,11,709
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
35,650
9,326
3,209
3,728
16,263
51,913
......`
......
......
.. ...
8,352
5
Percentage
of success-
ful, exclud-
ing those
unknown
from the
total.
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
88.22
100
92.82
81.18
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
98.38
97.19
99.51
98.78
96.92
98.19
......
......
......
......
90.86
6
Cost of each
successful
case, exclud-
ing cases of
modified suc-
cess after
revaccin-
ation.
Rs. As. P.
......
......
......
......
...... ......
......
0 2 11
0 1 9
0
0
0
2
7
10
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
0 4 7
......
...... ......
......
0 3 4a
......
......
......
......
0 5 2
7
REMARKS.
*Exclusive of the amount paid by native zemindars, which is not stated.
(a.) Calculated on the grand total of number of persons vaccinated and the amount paid by Government, that paid
by zemindars not being stated.
(b.) The former indicates employed rate, and the latter the unemployed rate of salary allowed to vaccinators.
REPORT
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
PROVINCE OF BENGAL
FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH
1873.
BY
J. CAMPBELL BROWN, ESQ., C.B.,
Surgeon-General, Indian Medical Department.
Calcutta:
1873.
No. 617.
FROM THE SURGEON-GENERAL,
INDIAN MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
TO THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF BENGAL,
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
Fort William, the 27 th August 1873.
SIR,
I HAVE the honor to submit the reports and returns of vaccination
in the provinces of Lower Bengal for the year ending 31st March 1873.
The agency employ-
ed during the
year.
Ex-inoculators
Causes of increase.
STATEMENT No. I.
CIRCLE
Calcutta and suburbs ..
Metropolitan circles ..
Darjeeling circle
..
Ranchee
„ ..
Sonthal Pergunnahs ...
Eastern Bengal circle ..
Dispensary vaccination
Total ..
1872-73.
Superintendent-
General
1
..
..
.. ..
...
..
1
Superintendents.
..
1
1
1
..
1
..
4
Deputy Superin-
tendents
3
3
1
..
1
..
..
8
Native Superin-
tendents.
..
..
..
3
..
..
..
3
Head vaccinators
6
12
7
..
..
3
..
28
Vaccinators
21
78
43
20
6
36
172
376
Apprentices.
..
24
..
..
..
...
..
24
Ex-inoculators.
..
..
..
..
..
..
472
472
1871-72.
Superintendent-
General
1
..
..
..
..
..
..
1
Superintendents
..
1
1
1
..
..
..
3
Deputy Superin-
tendents.
3
3
1
..
1
..
..
8
Native Superin-
tendents
..
..
..
3
..
..
..
3
Head vaccinators.
6
9
7
..
..
..
..
22
Vaccinators.
21
57
45
20
6
..
100
240
Ex-inoculators.
..
..
..
..
..
..
163
163
2. Agency.—The agency employed in vaccination during the past season
has been stronger than
in any previous year.
In 1871-72, the staff
consisted of 1 Superin-
tendent-General, 3 Sup-
erintendents, 11 De-
puty and Native Super-
intendents, and 271
vaccinators. In 1872-
73 the numbers em-
ployed were 1 Superin-
tendent-General, 4 Su-
perintendents, 11 De-
puty and Native Super-
intendents, and 404 vac-
cinators. There were,
in addition to these, employed in 1872-73, 24 apprentices who were attached to
the Metropolitan circles, and 472 ex-inoculators who practised vaccination
on their own account. 163 of this class had been employed in vaccinating in
1871-72. The increase in the regular agency was due to the formation of a
new circle for Eastern Bengal with head quarters at Dacca, the augmentation
of the staff of the Metropolitan circles and the employment of a larger
number of vaccinators by municipalities and dispensaries. The increase of the
unpaid agency was due to the increased interest which Civil Surgeons mani-
fested in this means of promoting vaccination and the greater readiness with
which the practitioners of inoculation are being induced to adopt vaccination
as their calling. The details of the establishment of each circle are given in
statement No. I in comparison with the preceding year.
a
APPENDIX B.
No. 1. VACCINATION FROM ORDINARY LYMPH.
No. 7. CRUST VACCINATION, (BRYCE'S TEST BY LYMPH REARED FROM CRUSTS.)
CALCUTTA AND ITS SUBURBS.
9
Storing lymph in
Calcutta, difficult
and uncertain.
Darjeeling proposed.
Although it is right to take every precaution in this way, and to make every
endeavours to overcome the difficulties attending the supply of lymph stored in Calcutta,
it should not be lost sight of that we are working under self-imposed difficulties. As long
as we store lymph in the plains of Bengal, however perfect may become our methods of
delaying its decomposition, the result attained can never be so perfect as that within easy
accomplishment by similar means, in places where the tendency to decomposition is not
so much marked. As already insisted on in a former report, virus supplied by the Superin-
tendent General of Vaccination in the North Western Provinces, which has been stored
in the Himalayas near Almorah is comparatively free from the uncertainty which makes
the virus of the plains such an undesirable supply to work with. There seems no reason
for doubting that similar altitudes near Darjeeling, would furnish an equally reliable
lymph. The Darjeeling circle of vaccination has now been working long enough to
render it able to undertake the function of supplying virus, much more easily than it
could have done on its establishment. Even now, however, I would propose that the
measure be gradually introduced, both Darjeeling and Calcutta supplying lymph till it can
be seen how far it is possible to substitute the one field of supply for the other. As a
temporary measure the Superintendent of the Darjeeling circle might be placed in direct
communication with this office, and instructed to have a supply of virus despatched to
Calcutta regularly, so as to arrive here daily from the 1st of November to the 31st of
December.
Possibly, during the first year, it may not be found possible to transmit the supplies
with sufficient regularity to allow of entire dependence being placed on it and provision
will be made to supersede or supplement it, if necessary. As a permanent arrangement it
would probably be found to work better, to have the virus despatched to its destination
direct from Darjeeling, where in the absence of the superintendent of the circle in his
district, the Civil Surgeon might superintend its distribution. The vexation caused to
the officers concerned by the constant failures consequent on using lymph stored in
Calcutta is very great; and the check that such uncertainty in the action of the lymph
gives to the popularity and extension of the prophylactic, is such a serious matter,
that every possible endeavour should be made to place the lymph-supply on a more satis-
factory footing.
Number of vacci-
nators employed,
from 1868 to 1873
APPENDIX A.
Table shewing the number of Vaccinators employed for the Town and Suburbs during the five
years from 1868-69 to 1872-73.
YEARS
1868-69
1869-70
1870-71
1871-72
1872-73
TOWN.
15
13
12
11
11
SUBURBS
12
12
10
10
10
TOTAL.
27
25
22
21
21
REMARKS
The Head vaccinators.
( Native Superintendents ) remained
the same in each year.
3
10
CALCUTTA AND ITS SUBURBS.
Memorandum by H. B. BUCKLE, ESQ., Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals, Presidency
Circle,—(No. 42 E, dated Fort William, the 23rd May 1873.)
FORWARDS the returns and reports of the Presidency Vaccine Department for the year
ending 31st March 1873, submitted by the Superintendent General of Vaccination.
2. Dr. Charles has furnished full information of the amount of work done, and of
the quality and success of the vaccination, and has entered upon details of the kind of
opposition met with, and the methods adopted to overcome objections; and the conclusion
is the large amount of work remaining to be accomplished, and the extent of the district
in the centre of Calcutta still unprotected.
3. The remarks on vaccine operations in Calcutta and in the Mofussil, contrasting the
two together, do not lead to any practical results ; it is an object to know the cost and the
amount of work done in different circles, but more as a guide for general reference than
with the view of assimilating operations which have to be each carried on with reference
to respective localities. The extent of the interests involved make it necessary that
more intimate supervision should be devoted to a large city than to a rural district. And
the number of deaths from small-pox, (nineteen) which information Dr. Charles has
obtained probably through the Police, is a very good criterion of the amount of protection
afforded.
4. The result of Dr. Charles' experiments on vaccination from crusts are in accor-
dance with all previous experience.
THE METROPOLITAN CIRCLES.
15
Protection afforded.
Districts.
24-PERGUNNAHS.
BURDWAN.
HOOGHLY.
Total
Names of thannahs.
Bishtoopore ... ... ...
Atcheepore ... ... ...
Dabeepore ... ... ...
Diamond Harbour... ... ...
Roynah ... ... ...
Khandgbose ... ... ...
Kotulpore ... ... ...
Jebanabad ... ... ...
Goghat ... ... ...
Culna ... ... ...
Gangooreah ... ... ...
Poorbusthullee ... ... ...
Montessur ... ... ...
Aoosgram ... ... ...
Domjoor ... ... ...
Shibpore ... ... ...
16
Population.
74,229
59,132
43,157
48,872
1,02,005
67,665
1,10,255
1,28,969
1,36,246
1,21,480
1,31,200
82,064
83,181
1,15,393
1,19,037
97,784
15,20,669
Operations
1872-73.
7,160
8,197
14,056
3,204
18,864
1,749
4,470
5,679
15,111
5,239
1,261
2,080
5,492
2,753
3,546
1,493
1,00,354
Operations of the
previous year.
Once thoroughly
done before.
Half done before.
621
1,636
......
......
......
......
......
10,089
938
10,000
Once tho-
roughly
done before.
23,284
Area.
Number vaccinated.
The total area of country vaccinated by the third circle is 1097 square miles. Total
number of villages visited is 1,185, and the total number vaccinated is 1,08,638 of which
1,08,412 were successful.
The deputy superintendent inspected 82,561 or 76.03 per cent.
The above three tables shew only the amount of protection afforded, and not the total
work of each circle which is shewn in the following para. In those tables have been shewn
only those thannahs where large numbers were vaccinated, the names of thannahs where
small numbers have been done being omitted.
Total number vacci-
nated.
11. The number vaccinated
Circles.
1st Circle
2nd Ditto
3rd Ditto
Total
PRIMARY VACCINATION.
Total.
83,774
74,602
108,582
2,66,958
RESULT.
Successful.
83,613
74,066
1,08,412
2,66,091
Unsuccessful in-
cluding doubt-
ful.
140
447
109
696
Unknown.
21
89
61
171
RE-VACCINATION.
Total.
33
64
56
153
RESULT.
Successful.
22
41
...
63
Unsuccessful in-
cluding doubt-
ful.
11
23
17
51
Unknown.
...
...
39
39
Grand Total.
83,807
74,666
1,08,638
2,67,111
Percentage of
success exclud-
ing unknown.
Primary.
vaccination.
9,983
9,930
9,989
9,973
Re-vaccination.
6,666
6,406
...
5,526
REMARKS.
Number of cases
inspected.
In the first circle the deputy superintendent inspected 59,660 cases or 71.2 per cent,
in the second 55,986 or 75 per cent; and in the third 82,561 or 76.03.