8
47. Bilaspur.—Lymph was kept up during the recess, and early in October
several buffalo calves were vaccinated, and from the lymph thus obtained Lanoline
paste was prepared and distributed to Vaccinators.
48. Sambalpur.—Animal lymph was issued.
49. The following table is appended in accordance with the recommenda¬
tion of the Army Sanitary Commission :—
Statement showing the Annual Mortality from Small-pox for seven years, and the annual proportion
of persons protected by Vaccination during each of the seven years.
Years.
1889-90.
1890-91..
1891-92..
1892-93..
1893-94..
1894-95..
1895-96..
1896-97 ..
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population
...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ..
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
Vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population
...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Annual mortality from
small-pox. ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Saugor.
334
30.76
157
32.06
84
33.09
195
34.62
58
36.26
307
35.41
405
27.95
145
31.41
Damoh.
425
27.26
41
33.68
1
30.13
50
27.30
56
28.47
190
22.86
184
1417
72
11.57
Jubbulpore.
72
38.42
...
39.36
...
33.71
...
40.10
18
36.88
625
38.63
762
30.70
123
26.06
Narsinghpur.
228
45.07
10
30.87
12
31.54
8
29.64
15
33.57
37
36.86
108
44.90
73
33.58
Hoshangabad.
243
30.54
134
31.60
53
27.00
20
25.49
57
27.06
256
26.75
230
23.97
261
25.92
Nimar.
25
44.64
15
50.00
16
45.91
...
45.21
16
46.89
13
36.52
11
40.78
28
44.46
Mandla.
133
34.39
20
42.18
32
49.62
19
53.68
6
60.09
13
58.99
80
57.46
140
37.98
Betul.
212
30.19
68
52.98
46
56.16
3
37.62
1
41.99
7
35.42
229
36.18
392
29.57
Chhindwara.
93
53.38
27
54.08
6
56.30
10
53.30
112
55.32
5
61.19
265
55.55
254
36.06
Seoni.
490
37.95
297
40.54
32
32.98
34
33.05
2
31.02
15
33.57
447
31.34
433
26.83
Balaghat.
91
37.84
65
38.86
15
35.15
5
31.39
3
31.32
12
33.56
141
19.61
258
4.75
Bhandara.
82.3
30.71
401
34.62
124
34.39
25
32.16
99
31.77
77
33.38
1,049
34.85
608
30.47
Nagpur.
1,569
26.21
146
31.70
35
29.87
1
30.90
35
29.80
857
32.94
1,318
29.22
382
31.03
Wardha.
734
25.41
45
28.89
13
30.43
40
29.74
218
27.39
267
30.04
919
27.29
614
29.54
Chanda.
944
29.65
95
27.83
15
36.03
111
37.19
...
33.99
44
38.96
518
36.79
763
27.00
Raipur.
2,039
30.27
66
40.77
46
31.34
160
31.21
14
30.25
23
31.45
328
28.49
1,041
28.45
Bilaspur.
2,081
29.39
28
33.49
70
29.13
350
29.72
35
25.66
40
36.96
298
36.88
818
28.26
Sambalpur.
188
64.14
25
60.53
37
49.22
89
49.39
117
41.60
47
49.00
58
49.30
301
49.05
Total.
10,712
34.67
1,640
38.22
637
35.03
1,098
34.64
865
33.97
3,834
36.43
7,350
33.75
6,706
29.54
50. The number of deaths from small-pox 6,706 was exceeded twice
during the past septennium, namely, in 1895-96, when 7,350 deaths were registered,
and in 1889-90, when the total deaths numbered 10,712.
51. The diagram, as required by Government of India letter No. 47, dated
the 8th February 1894, received under cover of Secretariat letter No. 1325,
dated the 3rd March 1894, is appended.