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In the districts of Lahore, Gujránwála, Gujrát, Jhelum,
Rawalpindi, and Hazárá, work was also carried on by the
Provincial Establishment. The Civil authorities have assisted
in it, and have everywhere endeavoured to render vaccination
popular, and their subordinates have also worked well. In
most towns the Members of the Municipal Commitees assisted
willingly. In some, however, they would not, and much pre-
cious time was lost. In some districts work was for a time
almost at a standstill on account of the great prevalence of
fever and other diseases. To this the great prevalence of disease
in the early part of the cold season, and to the time of the district
subordinate officials, lambardárs of villages, &c., being so much
taken up with preparations for the troops marching to and from
the Delhi camp, and also to the slowness with which work
was for some time carried on in the Delhi District, is to be
attributed the great falling off in numbers vaccinated during
this year. It is also, I trust;, partly due to the smaller number
of unprotected children to be found in the villages of those
districts which have repeatedly been gone over by the
vaccinators.
DISPENSARY, MUNICIPAL, &c., VACCINATIONS.
DELHI CITY.—There was a decrease in the numbers vacci-
nated here, which is attributed to the Pahárganj and Sabzi
Mandi suburbs having been worked by the Provincial Estab-
lishment. Great opposition was met with by the Municipal
vaccinators. Dr. Fairweather, Civil Surgeon, says he " has
never met with so much anywhere, the native Members of
the Municipal Committee made only a show of assisting ; in
reality they did nothing." The Deputy Commissioner does
not entirely agree with the Civil Surgeon's remarks on the
extreme apathy of the Members of the Committee. The Com-
missioner believes that, with one or two exceptions (viz., Rái
Sáhib Singh, Rái Umráo Singh, Hakim Zahúr-ud-dín, and
Khán. Mahbúb Bakhsh) the assistance given by the Members
has not been as active as might have been expected. Mr. T. W.
Smyth, Deputy Commissioner, went into the city on several
occasions, and helped as far as he was able. The entire credit
of the work done in the city is due to the exertions of Assistant
Surgeon Rádhákishen. In Pahárganj and Sabzi Mandi 790
operations were performed in six days by Provincial Estab-
lishment vaccinators, who were assisted by Rammi Mal
and Khán Mahbúb Bakhsh, Committee Members for those
parts. This shows that when they choose the Members can do
a great deal.
SONEPAT TOWN.—This town has always been much
opposed to vaccination. Assistant Surgeon Thákar Dás under-
took the work, and managed most successfully to overcome all
opposition in a quiet and able manner.
UMBALLA TOWN.—Here vaccination was carried out by
Assistant Surgeon Mahtáb Singh, and no particular prejudice
was shown, excepting by the Hindús. The Members of the
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Committee helped. Mr. Pitcaithly, Secretary to the Com-
mittee, has always urged on the people to accept vaccination.
The subordinates, Munshís, &c., in the Government offices, as
they have always done, again opposed vaccination, and would
not listen to either the Deputy Commissioner, Colonel Fendall,
or Mr. Pitcaithly.
LUDHIANA TOWN.—The Municipality again entertained vac-
cinators. The Members of the Committee gave very good
help. Dr. Rouse, Civil Surgeon, and Gokal Chand, Assistant
Surgeon, conducted the work.
JAGRAON.—In Jagraon, Hospital Assistant Esfan Ali vac-
cinated 571 children himself. Dr. Rouse brings specially to
notice the good work done by Gokal Chand and Esfan Ali.
JULLUNDUR.—Small-pox appeared in several places in
this district. Vaccinations were performed in and about
all the infected villages. Dr. Aitchison, Civil Surgeon, made
excellent arrangements, and conducted the operations both
in the city, near towns, and villages. Formerly, had small-pox
appeared in as many places in this district as it has this year,
the damage it would have inflicted would have been very great;
that now inflicted is comparatively slight.
AMRITSAR CITY.—The work here was conducted by Dr.
Whitwell, Civil Surgeon. 6,906 vaccinations were performed,
being 2,244 less than last year. The decrease was caused by
the season being so unhealthy that work could not be begun
till December, by the unusual number of holidays, and the
attention of the Municipality being given for a time altogether
to the visit of the Prince of Wales, and by the steady opposi-
tion of the Hindús. The outbreak of small-pox now in the
city is almost wholly confined to the Hindú community. Some
Members of the Municipal Committee gave excellent help;
others, on the contrary, " showed indifference, if not worse;"
" many refused to assist at all; out of 36 members only 5 took
any interest in the work. " Dr. Whitwell must have worked
well to have gained so much success.
FEROZEPORE CITY.—The Municipal Committee exerted
themselves more than formerly, and more work was therefore
done. Six Local Fund vaccinators were employed in the district,
Dr. Bennett saw their work, and says that, as regards quantity
and quality, it was unsatisfactory, in some instances extremely
so. The supervision over them was almost nominal.
LAHORE CITY.—The numbers vaccinated here have fallen
off. The Assistant Surgeon in charge of the vaccinators gives
as a reason for it that small-pox has been rife in the city
almost all the year. The disease has certainly been very
severe, and many deaths have resulted. Some native gentle-
men are said to have helped the vaccinators. The Deputy
Commissioner thinks the work to have been very satisfactory.
Unfortunately the disease still continues. I cannot therefore
think that much good vaccination has been done. No less
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than 84 native gentlemen (Members of the Municipal Commit-
tee, Chaudrís, &c. ) are said to have given efficient assistance to
the vaccinators,—a number large enough surely had they really
given good help to have had the whole city vaccinated.
JHELUM.—The Civil Surgeon reports work to have pro-
gressed favorably.
PESHAWAR CITY, &c.—Work was done in a very satis-
factory way here. Dr. Courtney took much interest in it, and
was ably helped by Assistant Surgeon Chetan Shah, and
the native gentlemen gave much assistance. Surgeon Daphtary,
in Medical charge of Shabkadar, conducted operations in that
part. In the city opposition is far less than it formerly was,
and it is acknowledged by the people that vaccinated children
escaped having small-pox.
MOOLTAN.—In Mooltan the Committee are very favorable
to vaccination, and the work was thoroughly done under the
able management of Dr. Gray and Assistant Surgeon Jaswant
Rái. In the town Shujabad the Committee gave fair help.
In the Kahror they did nothing. An old small-pox inoculator
came of his own accord, and volunteered to vaccinate in his own
village and those near. Dr. Gray saw his work, and it was well
done. This is I think the first time that an inoculator has
entirely of his own accord taken to vaccination as a part of his
regular practice.
KOIIAT.—Work was better done here, and the vaccinators
better looked after by Dr. Moloney, Civil Surgeon.
BANNU.—Dr. Jackson kept the vaccinators near at hand,
and often inspected their work. There were 2,643 more opera-
tions, and the percentage of success rose from 64.83 to 84.7.
DERA ISMAIL KHAN.—Owing to the frequent changes of
Civil Surgeons the inspection of work was not satisfactory.
Dr. Duke says that vaccination was very popular among the
Hindús of the city and among the Povindahs, who bring
their children largely for its performance, and also among the
Wazírís, which shows that they have seen and believe in its
benefit.
DEUA GHAZI KHAN.—In contrast to Dera Ismail Khan,
the Hindús here all object to vaccination. The Patháns
thoroughly appreciate it. The Biluch and Ját come readily,
and do not make objection. The several chiefs give great
assistance. Dr. McGregor supervised the work, which is
better done than formerly.
RAJANPUU.—Dr. Sanders says the people are perfectly
apathetic about vaccination, and that without assistance from
the Civil authorities nothing could be done. He made
frequent inspections, found the work better clone, and the
registers, as a rule, correct.
SIIAHPUR.—A large amount of work was done here, the
Native Doctors and Hospital Assistants helping. Nine extra
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vaccinators were employed, of whom four were Hakíms and
two had been inoculators; many leading residents in towns
assisted.
JHANG.—Work seems to have been well done here.
Assistant Surgeon Jowála Sahái took great pains with it.
MUZAFEARGARH.—Mr. Connor takes much pains with
vaccination in this district. Reluctance was shown to it by
the people, but not much active opposition.
Hindús are
greatly averse to it, and only two aided him heartily, who
incurred no little odium in consequence amongst their
co-religionists.
HISSAR.—Dr. Cooper was unable to perfectly supervise
work, being detained in the Sadr Station. He states that
vaccination is popular in the district.
SIRSA.—The percentage of success here is very low, 72.11.
Dispensary vaccinators operated on only 562 cases. Mr.
Rehill found great difficulty in getting good vaccinators, and
for a long time had only one. He states that the Returns for
1873-74 were found to have been " deliberately concocted. "
GURGAON.—The Return for Gurgaon is wanting. It was
returned for correction, and not again sent in. The Report
appears to show that Mr. Crow made good arrangements, and
saw that they were properly carried out. Mr. Oliver, Deputy
Commissioner, says the people are more inclined to take
to vaccination.
MILITARY CANTONMENTS.—In Military Cantonments vacci-
nators are being entertained. They will be under the orders
of Staff Surgeons, and will receive pay from Cantonment funds.
BAHAWALPUR, PATIALA, AND KASHMIR.—In Baháwalpur and
Patiála regular establishments are employed and paid by
their respective chiefs. Returns of the work done in them
are given in the statements. His Highness the Mahárájah of
Kashmír has consented to vaccinations being performed in
certain parts of his dominions.
A list is appended of the names of native gentlemen
and others who were conspicious in their endeavonrs to
promote the cause of vaccination.
The undermentioned native gentlemen, &c., assisted in
advancing vaccination :—
His Highness the Rájah of Bisáhir.
His Highness the Rájah of Bhagat ( Arki).
DELHI.
Ali Ahmad Khán, Tahsíldár, Ballabgarh.
Qásim Ali, Honorary Magistrate, Farídabad.
Mán Singh.
Aulád Ali.
Members Committec, Farídabad.
Sheo Lál, Qánúngo, Ballabgarh.
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DELHI—concluded.
Nainsukh Dás.
Jugal Kishor.
Bakshi.
Members Committee, Ballabgarh.
Hakím Zahúr-ud-dín, of Delhi.
Assistant Surgeon Rádhá Kishen, Delhi.
Rammi Mal.
Khán Mahbúb Bakhsh.
Members Committee, Delhi.
Assistant Surgeon Thákar DÌs, Sonepat.
KARNAL.
Amír Ali, Tahsíldár, Pánipat.
Hákim-ud-din, Náib-Tahsíldár, Pánipat.
Nawáb Amírulla Khán.
Ryást Ali.
Qázi Habíbulla.
Gobind Parshád.
Narsing Dás.
Members Committee, Pánipat.
Members Committee, Karnal.
Bansi Lál, Náib-Tahsíldár, Kaithal.
Ruldú Mal, Qánúngo, Kaithal.
Mahant Udc Rám, of Goe.
UMBALLA.
Dharm Naráin, Táhsíldár, Umballa.
Saikh Fateh Ali.
Duni Chand.
Tiprú Mal.
Members Committee, Umballa.
Chaudhri Jiwan Singh, Dispensary Committee.
Alla Bunda, Núir Mohalla.
Kahniá Lal, Tahsíldár, Píplí.
Rahmat-ulla, Hakím, Pehoa.
Bahádar Husain, Tahsíldár, Kharar.
SardÎr Jai Singh, of Manauli, Kharar.
Lohna Singh, Tahsíldár, Rúpar.
Rája Lái, Náib-Tahsídár, Rúpar.
Achhrú Mal.
Ghulám Qádar.
Members Committee, Rúpar.
Lála Bansi Dás, Raís.
Lála Sankar Dás Chaudhri.
Lála Nának Chand.
Jagádhri.
LUDHIANA.
Assistant Surgeon Gokal Chand.
Esfan Ali, Hospital Assistant, Jagraon.
Mahbúb Ali Shah.
Ishar Singh.
Nizám-ud-dín.
Members Committee, Ludhiána.
JULLUNDUE.
Ram Dát.
Gobind Rám.
Members Committee, Jullundur.
Muhammad Bakhsh, of Basti Shaikh.
Shibdiál, Tahsíldár, Nakodar.
Naráin Dás, Tahsíldár, Jullundur.
Bahá-ud-dín
Do.
Phillour.
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AMRITSAR.
Lála Paras Rám, Tahsíldár, Amritsar.
Lala Rúp Singh.
Shaik Khair-ud-dín.
Mohan Lál.
Pandit Sarab Sukh
Usaf.
Members Committee, Amritsar,
LAHORE.
Assistant Surgeon Múlchand, Kasur.
Punnú Singh, Member Committee, Chúnián.
HOSHIARPUR.
Maulvi Hásham-ud-dín, Tahsíldár, Garhshankar.
Abdúlla, Hakím, town Hoshiárpur.
A'sa Rám, Tahsíldár, U'nah.
Kangra.
Gopál Dás, Tahsíldár, Dehra.
Gurdaspur.
Rashak Bihári Lál, Tahsíldár, Shakargarh.
Hidáyat Ali,
Rái Bágh Singh.
Amar Singh.
Do.
Batala.
Members Committee, Batala.
Jhelum.
Bishn Singh, Tahsíldár, Chakowál.
Ganpat Rái,
Do.
Jhelum.
Kahnia Lál,
Do.
Pind Dádan Khan.
SIALKOT.
Badri Náth, Tahsíldár, Raya.
GUJRANWALA.
Gauri Shankar, Tahsíldár, Háfizabad.
Pandit Jawáhar Lál, Tahsíldár, Gujránwála.
FEROZEPORE.
Sodi Ajít Singh, Náib-Tahsíldár, Muktsar.
Khair Shah, Member Committee, Ferozepore.
Bhagwán Singh, Názir, Farídkot.
Assistant Surgeon Rám Chand.
Hazara.
Sultán Barkat Ali, Raís, of Bosi.
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PESHAWAR.
Akbar Khán, Barkzaí.
Akbar Shah.
Syad Fazal Ali Shah and Ghulám, Mohalladárs.
Khaírulla Khán, Mirak.
Nizám-ud-dín, Member Committee, Pesháwar.
Arbáb Shahpasand Khán, of Gúlbela.
Muhammad Gul Khán, of Paháripura.
Assistant Surgeon Chctan Shah.
DEAR GHAZI KUAN.
Sikandar Khán, Khosa.
Jamál Khán, Laghári.
Native Chiefs.
MOOLTAN.
Makdam Parshád.
Seth Ganga Rám.
Syad Hamíd Shah.
Razada Tota Rám.
Ghulám Sarvar Bhola.
Members Committee, Mooltan.
Assistant Surgeon Jaswant Rái.
Múl Chand, Registrar of Births, &c.
Iláhi Bakhsh, Sanitary Dárogha.
MUZAFFARGARH.
Shaikh Muhammad Yár, Muzaffargarh.
Laikhú Rám, Chaudhri, Muzaffargarh.
Ala Bakhsh, Zaildár, Kanga.
Teja Rám, of Kanga.
JHANG.
Thákar Dás, Tahsíldár, Chiniot.
Urjmand, Tahsíldár, Jhang.
Jai Gopál, Tahsíldár, Shorkot.
Assistant Surgeon Jowála Sahái.
MONTGOMERY.
Riáz Husain, Tahsíldár, Dipálpur.
Lachman Naráin, Tahsíldár, Gogaira.
Dharm Dás, Tahsíldár, Pákpattan.
Rámji Dás, Tahsíldár, Montgomery.
I have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient servant,
A. M. GARDEN,
Superintendent General of Vaccination, Punjab.
A.-V A C C I N E
Statement No. I—showing particulars of Vaccination in each Circle of
1
Circle.
2
Name and rank of Superintendent.
(Dr. I saac Ne wt on, S u p e r i n t e n d e n t ) . Dr. J. Bennet t
, Superintendent Vaccination.
3
NUMBER OF
NATIVE
SUPERIN¬
---------
1874-75.
1
1
12
9
1
1875-76.
10
11
11
1
1
4
NUMBER OF
VACCINA-
TORS.
1874-75.
4
4
50
36
4
1875-76.
37
41
45
4
4
5
TOTAL NUMBER
OF PERSONS
VACCINATED.
1874-75.
6
...
218
3,946
91
269
...
...
4,530
...
...
...
3,194
430
650
...
4,274
4,718
1,178
7,785
186
591
9,331
593
3,036
279
...
...
...
3,831
71
31,599
8,185
128
6,534
468
198
6,643
22,156
144
306
...
206
...
22
...
757
1,435
1875-76.
...
690
5,244
4,203
247
282
254
8,474
19,394
10,497
787
396
8,464
1,042
7,087
273
28,546
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
6,792
251
9,908
154
362
2,856
338
21,295
6,222
...
3,074
149
...
...
9,445
...
465
350
...
365
24
314
...
1,518
6
Collectorate, Political Agency or Native
States, in which vaccinations were
performed.
DELHI.
KARNAL.
UMBALLA.
LUDHI-
ANA.
SIMLA.
7
Population of area included in last
column.
...
1,54,417
2,04,271
1,26,376
...
...
...
1,55,721
...
2,11,315
29,007
...
1,58,954
25,276
...
...
...
1,53,041
...
1,97,505
11,676
8,351
1,31,152
11,198
1,57,990
6,045
2,01,812
...
7,929
...
...
...
2,50,165
39,983
1,33,378
...
...
1,37,376
...
...
14,848
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
8
Name of portion of District or of
Town.
City Delhi. ...
Suburbs Delhi ...
Tahsíl Delhi ...
Do. Balabgarh ...
Town
Do. ...
Do. Faridabad ...
Do. Najafgarh ...
Tahsíl Sonepat ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Karnál ...
Town
Do. ...
Do. Kurjpurah ...
Tahsíl Pánipal ...
Town
Do. ...
Tahsíl Kaithal ...
Town Púndri ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Umballa ...
Cantonment Do. ...
Tahsíl Jagádhri ...
Town
Do. ...
Do. Búriya ...
Tahsíl Naráingarh ...
Town Sadhaura ...
Tahsíl Kharar ...
Town Manimájra ...
Tahsíl Pipli ...
Town Ládwa ...
Do. Thánesax ...
Tahsíl Rúpar ...
Town Do. ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Ludhiána ...
Town
Do. ...
Tahsíl Jagraon ...
Town Raekot ...
Do. Máchiwára ...
Tahsíl Samríla ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Simla ...
Town Do. ...
Tahsíl Barauli ...
Do. Kálka ...
Dagshai ...
Jatogh ...
Sabathú ...
Tahsíl Kotkhai ...
Total ...
A.
SEX.
Males.
...
366
2,562
2,054
127
142
120
4,217
9,588
5,143
422
210
4,285
503
2,822
122
13,507
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
3.664
145
4,883
71
167
1,531
168
10,969
3,326
...
1,699
74
...
...
5,099
...
135
31
...
150
13
121
...
450
Females.
...
317
2,640
2,113
120
132
134
4,189
9,645
5,220
365
181
4,057
503
4,239
151
14,716
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
3,108
106
5,007
83
195
1,313
170
10,276
2,884
...
1,370
75
...
...
4,329
...
130
35
...
149
11
92
...
417
2
A.—VACCINE
1
Ci r cl e.
2
Na me and rank of Superintendent
(Dr. Isaac Newton, Superintendent). Dr. J. Bennett, Superintendent Vaccination.
3
NUMBER OF
NATIVE
SUPERIN-
---------
1874-75.
8
1
1
1
1875-76.
1
1
4
1
4
NUMBER OF
VACCINA-
----.
1874-75.
34
4
6
4
1875-76.
5
4
16
4
5
TOTAL NUMBER
OF PERSONS
VACCINATED.
1874-75.
7,066
1,167
272
817
398
547
241
5,858
250
317
233
226
405
...
15,092
912
508
486
7,717
687
43,199
13,167
497
30,092
246
221
438
...
...
...
...
27,661
3,546
297
103
5,691
...
5,212
...
1,115
...
15,964
...
...
...
...
10,126
148
10,274
1875-76.
3,499
993
225
...
245
260
...
4,195
163
240
172
198
227
101
5,636
259
139
140
...
...
16,692
...
...
...
...
...
...
15,100
101
11,593
319
27,113
1,480
...
51
1,558
5,390
...
669
4,800
3,022
16,970
9,578
110
171
369
...
...
10,228
6
Col l
ect or at e, Pol i t i cal Age nc y or Nat i
ve
St at es, in w h i c h v a c c i n a t i o n s w e r e per ¬
formed.
JULLUNDUR.
HOSHIARPUR.
KANGRA.
AMRITSAR.
7
Popul at i
on of a r e a i n c l u d e d in last
column.
90,175
48,937
... ...
10,957
5,073
79,755
7,425
6,441
5,721
6,439
7,866
...
...
8,800
...
...
...
14,394
...
2,29,287
7,785
...
5,678
14,889
7,706
...
...
2,12,016
...
...
1,20,157
6,448
2,862
91,704
1,26,294
1,80,132
...
...
1,17,440
...
1,76,518
6,608
6,772
...
2,41,150
...
...
8
Name of portion of District or
of Town.
Tahsíl Jullundur ...
Town
Do. ...
Suburbs Do. ...
Cant.
Do. ...
Town Basti Shekh ...
Do. Kartárpur ...
Do. Aláwalpur ...
Tahsíl Phillour ...
Town
Do. ...
Do. Bilga ...
Do. Rurka Kálan ...
Do. Jandiála ...
Do. Núrmahal ...
Do. Talwan ...
Tahsíl Nakodar ...
Town
Do. ...
Do. Mahatpur ...
Do. Malsián
...
Tahsíl Nawashahr ...
Town Ráhon ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Hoshiá ...
Town Hariána ...
Tahsíl Dasúya ...
Town Urmar ...
Do. Tánda ...
Do. Miáni ...
Tahsíl Garhshankar ...
Town
Do. ...
Tahsíl Una ...
Town Anandpur ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Kángra ...
Town
Do. ...
Cantonment Dharmsála ...
Tahsíl Pálampur ...
Do. Dera Gopipur ...
Do. Hamirpur ...
Do. Sultánpur ...
Do. Plách ...
Do. Núrpur ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Amritsar ...
Town Majitha ...
Do. Jandiála ...
Tahsíl Ajnála ...
Do. Tarn Táran ...
Town
Do. ...
Total ...
A.
Sex.
Males.
1,798
570
124
...
134
137
...
2,269
95
151
96
93
134
43
3,012
130
79
69
...
...
8,934
...
...
...
...
...
...
8,482
61
5,929
160
14,632
774
...
23
804
2,752
...
358
2,359
1,621
8,691
4,995
63
109
170
...
...
5,337
Females.
1,701
423
101
...
111
123
...
1,920
68
89
76
105
88
58
2,624
129
60
71
...
...
7,747
...
...
...
...
...
...
6,616
40
,5645
159
12,460
693
...
28
754
2,638
...
309
2,000
1,101
7,828
4,578
47
62
199
...
...
4,886
4
A.— VACCINE
1
Circle,
2
Name and rank of Superintendent.
( Dr. Isaac Newton, Superintendent). Dr. J. Bennett, Superintendent Vaccination.
3
NUMBER OF
NATIVE
SUPERIN¬
---------
1874-75.
1
1
1
...
1
1875-7G.
1
1
6
6
6
4
NUMBER OF
VACCINA¬
----.
1874-75.
4
4
4
...
4
1875-7G.
4
4
24
24
24
5
TOTAL NUMBER
OF PERSONS
VACCINATED.
1874-75.
12,033
1,198
...
...
...
...
88
...
...
10,981
369
248
25,517
500
21
...
...
...
167
5,429
3,666
9,783
...
271
2,465
195
5,990
211
4,221
...
101
105
13,5559
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
6,715
836
254
4,133
546
244
185
5,732
...
18,645
1875-76.
...
...
10
7,287
210
159
...
8,950
268
2,058
...
...
18,942
...
...
4,001
369
66
...
4,063
...
8,499
8,452
193
3,151
104
5,055
215
5,660
20
169
115
23,134
5,140
658
659
6,336
79
2,032
5,993
20,897
6,168
533
150
4,373
336
198
162
5,474
91
17,490
6
Collectorate, Political Agency or Native
States. in which vaccinations were
performed.
SIALKOT.
GURDASPUR.
LAHORE.
FEROZE¬
PORE.
GUJRAN¬
WALA.
7
Population of area included in last
column.
3,19,170
25,337
...
...
5,641
5,082
8,524
1,39,847
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
27,280
5,482
...
...
...
...
2,21,336
...
1,17,710
...
...
...
...
16,551
...
...
...
...
20,592
...
...
...
...
...
...
1,96,440
19,381
6,719
1,30,351
15,656
7,180
5,037
1,69,716
...
...
8
Name of portion of District or
of Town.
Tahsíl Siálkot ...
Town Do. ...
Cantonment Siálkot ...
Talisíl Zafarwál ...
Town
Do. ...
Do. Chowindah ...
Do. Daskah ...
Tahsíl Raya ...
Town Nárowál ...
Tahsíl Pasrúr ...
Town Do. ...
Do. Kila Sobha Singh ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Gurdáspur ...
Cantonment Mádhopur ...
Tahsíl Batála ...
Town
Do. ...
Do. Srigovindpur ...
Do. Sujánpur ...
Tahsíl Shakargarh ...
Do. Pathánkot ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Lahore ...
Cantonment Meean Meer ...
Tahsíl Sharakpur ...
Town
Do. ...
Tahsíl Chunián ...
Town Do. ...
Tahsíl Kasur ...
Town
Do. ...
Do. Khemkarn ...
Do. Patti ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Ferozepore ...
Town
Do. ...
CantonmentDo. ...
Tahsíl Muktsar ...
Town
Do. ...
Tahsíl Zíra ...
Do. Moga ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Gujránwála ...
Town
Do. ...
Do. Eminabad ...
Tahsíl Wazirabad ...
Town
Do. ...
Do. Rámnagar ...
Do. Akálgarh ...
Tahsíl lláfìabad ...
Town
Do. ...
Total ...
A.
Sex.
Males.
...
...
5
3,907
113
75
...
4,689
143
1,070
...
...
10,002
...
...
2,104
199
42
...
2,254
...
4,599
4,178
101
1,686
58
2,584
118
2,953
7
90
62
11,837
2,516
360
315
3,307
32
1,068
3,168
10,766
3,215
236
73
2,372
157
88
75
2,840
55
9,106
Females.
...
...
5
3,380
97
84
...
4,261
120
988
...
...
8,935
...
...
1,897
170
24
...
1,809
...
3,900
4,259
90
1,463
46
2,163
94
2,707
13
79
63
11,272
2,518
286
332
2,930
47
964
2,780
9,857
2,953
297
77
1,988
175
115
87
2,624
35
8,351
6
A.—V A C C I N E
1
Circle.
2
Name and rank of Superintendent.
(Dr. I saac Ne wt on. Supe r
i
nt e nde nt )
. Dr. J. Bennet , Superintendent Vaccination.
3
NUMBER OF
NATIVE
SUPERIN-
---------
1874-75.
6
6
6
2
1875-76.
1
1
1
4
4
NUMBER OF
VACCINA¬
----.
1874-75.
24
24
24
8
1875-76.
4
4
4
16
5
TOTAL NUMBER
OF PERSONS
VACCINATED.
1874-75.
4,767
909
621
983
5,483
...
335
3,958
1,482
65
137
4,518
4,752
514
106
28,630
4,968
188
6,313
668
6,957
274
3,977
284
37
327
23,993
6,569
...
436
5,888
5,166
18,059
1,244
1,278
1,199
27
3,748
3,03,026
1875-76.
4,171
37
111
1,265
542
120
288
3,331
956
107
...
3,345
...
...
...
14,273
3,624
145
3,440
386
4,525
182
...
...
...
...
12,302
5,886
329
463
...
4,659
11,337
4,771
2,093
200
...
...
7,064
2,85,139
6
Collectorate, Political Agency or Native
States, in which vaccinations were
performed.
RAWALPINDI.
JHELUM.
GUJRAT.
ABBOTT¬
ABAD.
7
Population of area included in last
column.
1,56,838
19,228
...
83,340
1,02,076
...
7,280
1,26,126
21,844
10,605
...
54,715
...
8,223
...
...
...
5,148
...
17,538
...
5,797
...
...
...
...
...
...
15,907
15,626
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
8
Name of portion of District or
of Town.
Tahsíl Rawalpindi ...
Town Rawalpindi ...
Cantonment Rawalpindi ...
Tahsíl Kahauta ...
Do. Attock ...
Town Attock ...
Do. Hazro ...
Tahsíl Gujar Khán ...
Do. Murree ...
Cantonment Murree ...
Do.
Attock ...
Tahsíl Fattehjang ...
Do. Pindigheb ...
Town Pindigheb ...
Cantonment Campbellpur ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Jhelum ...
Town Jhelum ...
Tahsíl Pind Dádan Khan ...
Town Pind Dádan Khan ...
Tahsíl Chakwál ...
Town Chakwal ...
Tahsíl Talagang ...
Town Talagang ...
Cantonment Talagang ...
Town Láwah ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Gujrat ...
Town Gujrat ...
Do. Jalálpur ...
Tahsíl Khúrián ...
Do. Phaliá ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Abbott-abad ...
Do. Mansahrah ...
Town Bafa ...
Tahsíl Haripur ...
Town Haripur ...
Total ...
Total of Districts ...
A.
Sex.
Males.
2,196
16
64
690
260
58
156
1,777
501
59
...
1,803
...
...
...
7,580
1,965
90
1,855
221
2,440
87
...
...
...
...
6,668
3,105
125
222
...
2,475
5,927
2,427
1,111
106
...
...
3,644
1,47,336
Females.
1,975
21
47
575
282
62
132
1,554
455
48
...
1,541
...
...
...
6,692
1,659
65
1,585
161
2,085
85
...
...
...
...
5,630
2,765
199
241
...
2,168
5,373
2,236
964
...
...
...
3,292
1,35,606
8