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the dispensaries for 18 months, and of this sum the Deputy Surgeon
General states that the major part was contributed by Government
servants.
55. As it is desirable that dispensaries should not be hampered in
their beneficient action by misunderstanding of any sort ; and as these
rules have been a fruitful source of misunderstanding, I would recom--
mend that they be rescinded.
56. The question of the maintenance of dispensaries is now under
report in the different circles ; but, in anticipation of what may be
ultimately decided upon, I would venture to suggest that the princi--
ple of leaving these institutions, financially and generally, as much as
possible in the hands of local bodies, who must be the most interested
in their success, is the one which seems to hold out the most hopeful
prospects, Government paying a fixed grant-in-aid.
57.
Salaries of Hospital Assistants.— The amount of salaries
received by the different hospital assistants in charge of dispensaries
is as follows :—
Passed Native Medical Pupil . . . Rs. 16 per mensem.
3rd Class Hospital Assistants. . . „ 25
„
2nd
"
"
. . . „ 40
„
1st
„
” . . . „ 60
„
All these men receive grain compensation in addition to their pay,
which amounts to 5 rupees per month on an average. 3rd class hospi--
tal assistants of the Vernacular Class with rank prior to 1868, receive
Rs. 30 charge allowance, to cease on promotion to 2nd class. Passed
native medical pupils are not placed in charge of dispensaries, except
to supply a temporary exigency.
58. The grounds on which the class of officer, sub-assistant sur--
geon, apothecary, or hospital assistant, placed in charge of dispensaries,
is determined are as follow :
—
1 st, with regard to Sub-Assistant Surgeons.—Notification, General
Department, 25th March 1861, Article 6, rules that Sub-Assis--
tant Surgeons at first will be chiefly employed in connection with
Public Dispensaries and Civil Hospitals in the large towns in different
parts of the Presidency, and afterwards as their services may be most
required. Other Articles of this Notification relate to their employ--
ment, with the sanction of Government, in the service of a Foreign
State or Jagheerdar Chieftain to the charge of a Civil Station or Sub--
sidiary Jails, and in the Vaccination Department.
59. Besides these there are no fixed rules as to the employment of
sub-assistant surgeons.
8 3
60. There are many dispensaries which have been for several years
in the charge of sub-assistant surgeons, instances may be cited at
Poona, Ahmadabad, Karrachee, Surat, Nowsari, and others; and in
the case of a vacancy occurring in any one of these, a sub-assistant
surgeon is re-appointed.
61. In some instances there is an expressed wish on the part of
the Dispensary Committee to have the services of a sub-assistant
surgeon; and, if the population of the town or district and the finances
of the dispensary justify such an appointment, the wish is always
complied with.
62. Sub-assistant surgeons are not appointed to new dispensaries,
unless their services are expressly asked for; but to old dispensaries
they are appointed, when it has been the custom for years to have a
sub-assistant surgeon in charge.
63. Apothecaries are never appointed to any but Government dis
-
pensaries. It has always been considered desirable that a few civil
charges (their number is specified in G. G. 0. No. 572, of 28th August
1871) should be filled by deserving warrant officers, as an encourage
-
ment to zeal and a reward for meritorious service.
64. The larger number of dispensaries are officered by hospital
assistants, and the economy effected by employing men of this class,
as compared with warrant officers or sub-assistant surgeons, is the
principal ground of their selection.
65. None of the dispensaries have been used as training schools
for boys or for females.
Summary Statement of Patients treated in Dispensaries.
In-patients. Out-patients.
Average number daily
under treatment.
In-patients. Out-patients.
1871-72 . . .
3,064
384,745
191.5
4073.4
1872-73 . . .
3,327
380,321
186.9
4243.5
84
PRESIDENCY CIRCLE.—25 Dispensaries.
Income.
1871-72.
1872-73.
Remarks.
Provincial Funds (Govt.) Rs. a. p.
R s .
Its. a. p.
There is an increase in the Gov-
ernment Grant of the past year
over 1871-72 of Rs. 6,052-1-1,
three new Dispensaries having
been established.
A noticeable feature in the
Financial Abstract is the l arge
sum in both years set clown to
the Item " Miscellaneous" which
is made to include
t h e o r i g i n a l
cost of Dispensary Buildings, as
well as repairs. Rs. 7,000 were
spent on the Bandora Dispensary
and Rs. 5,310 on the Bulsar Dis-
pensary in 1871-72, together Rs.
12,310. If this sum be deducted
from the Total Expenditure of
1871-72 a sum of Rs. 66,387 will
remain. The half of
t h i s
R s .
33,193-8-0 has been exceeded by
the Government contribution to
the amount of Rs. 10,335-8-2.
Similarly in 1872-73, Rs. 4,500
were spent on the Bulsar Dispen-
sary Building. If this be de-
ducted from the total expenditure
of the year, a sum of Rs. 69,860
will remain. The half of this
Rs. 34,930 has been exceeded by
the Government grant to the
amount of Rs. 14,651.
Annual Grant . . .
. . . 43,529 0 2 49,581 1 3
L o c a l R e c e i p t s .
Interest on Endow-
ment ... ... 7,147 14 0 7,323 13 0
Grant from Local
Funds ... ... 18,266 2 2 22,431 7 1
Contributions
. . . 376 0 0 ......
Subscriptions ... 89 11 3 900 13 0
Fees ... ...
. . .
. . . . . .
. . . . . .
Miscellaneous
. . . 126 8 2 173 0 0
Total Local Receipts... 26,006 3 7 30,829 1 1
Total income... 69,535 3 9 80,410 2 4
Expenditure.
1871-72
P e r c e n t a g e o f W h o l e .
1872-73.
P e r c e n t a g e o f W h o l e .
R s .
a . p .
R s . a . p .
Establishment. 45,535 3 6 57.8 46,958 11 2 63.1
Medicines ... 11,917 15 2 1 5 . 1 15,818 15 3 21.2
Diets
... 440 8 0 0.55 179 6 10 0.24
Contingencies. 1,535 13 3 1.9 1,620 12 5 2.0
Miscellaneous„ 19,268 0 0 24.4 9,782 5 0 13.1
Total Expendi-
ture
... 78,697 7 11 ... 74,360 2 8 ...
85
Abstract of Financial Statements.
DISPENSARY POONA CIRCLE.—26 Dispensaries.
Income.
1871-72.
1872-73.
Remarks.
Provincial Funds.
Rs. a. p.
R s . a. p.
The increased cost of these.
Dispensaries, during the past
year, depends upon an increase
in their number.
There is an Endowment Fund
yielding Rs. 916 per annum to
the Poona Dispensary,
In 1871-72 donations and sub-
scriptions amounted to Rs. 40.
In 1872-73 subscrip-
Government
Annual
3 11 33,625 4 10
Grant ...
...
...25,915
Interest on Endowment.
916 0 0
916 0 0
Grant from Local Funds.. 13,908 5 10 14,612 0 0
Subscriptions and Dona-
0 0
159 0 0
tions ...
...
...
25
Fees
...
...
...
15 5 0
184 15 9 tions realized...
... 159 0 0
Miscellaneous ...
. . .
. . . . . .
. . . . . .
Fees...
...
... 18415 9
Total... 343 15 9
Total Local Receipts ... 14,864 10 10 15,871 15 9 Beyond these small sums, the
whole cost of the Dispensaries
falls upon Government and Local
Funds, and not in equal propor-
tions.
In 1871-72, the total Local
Receipts were Rs. 5,525-4-6 less
than the moiety of the total cost,
and in 1872-73 Rs. 8,876-10-7
less, Government in the same
years contributing similar sums
in excess of the moiety of total
Expenditure.
Total Income Rs... 40,779 14 9 49,497 4 7
Exponaiture.
1871-72.
P e r c e n t a g o o f w h o l e .
1872-73.
P e r c e n t a g e o f w h o l e .
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Establishment. 24,652 3 2 60.4 29,799 2 7 60.2
Medicines ... 11,990 6
9 29.4 14,736 5 9 29.7
Diet...
... 834 10 11 2.0
706 0 6 1.4
Contingencies.
569
8 10 1.3
776 7 1 1.5
Miscellaneous. 2,733 1. 1 6.7 3,479 4 8 7.0
Total Rs....
40,779 14 9
49,497 4 7
86
Abstract of Financial Statements.
DISPENSARIES, NORTHERN CIRCLE.—18 Dispensaries including
Mhow.
Income.
1871-72.
1872-73.
REMARKS.
Provincial Funds Govt.
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
The general principle regulat-
ing the income and expenditure
o f t h e s e d i s p e n s a r i e s i s , t h a t w i t h
those maintained by Government,
t h e e x p e n d i t u r e , o v e r a n d a b o v e
a n y e n d o w m e n t t h e r e m a y b e , i s
defrayed by Government.
With dispensaries to which
Government grants a fixed sum,
t h e e x p e n d i t u r e o v e r a n d a b o v e
t h i s g r a n t , a n d t h e s u m s r e c e i v e d
f r o m f e e s , e t c . , i s p a i d b y L o c a l
Funds.
In this circle the Mhow Dispen-
sary is of an exceptional charac-
t e r , a n d i s w h o l l y m a i n t a i n e d b y
l o c a l c o n t r i b u t i o n s .
It will be seen that the cost of
these dispensaries falls upon
Government and the Local
Funds.
Eliminating the Mhow Dispen-
sary thrse were no fees or sub-
scriptions in 1871-72, and in
1872-73. Rupees 2 were received
from subscriptions and Rs.
274-8-4 from fees. In 1871-72
the total Local Receipts were
Rs. 341-6-9 in excess of the
moiety of total expenditure—in
1872-73 Rs. 694-4-5 less than
the same moiety.
Annual Grant ... ... 22,755 13 6 23,008 3 4
L o c a l R e c e i p t s .
Interest on Endow-
meat ... ... ... 1,431 2 7 1,901 9 8
Grant from Local
Funds
... ... 18,023 2 4 15,059 6 6
Subscriptions ... 3,979 2 0 3,880 10 0
Fees ... ... ...
......
274 8 4
Miscellaneous
5 4 1 503
8 0
Total Local Receipts ... 23,438 11 0
—
21,619 10 6
Total Income ... 46,194 8 6 44,627 13 10
Expenditure.
1871-72.
p e r c e n t a g e o f t h e w h o l e .
1872-73.
p e r c e n t a g e o f t h e w h o l e .
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Establishment. 28,023 13 6 62.0 28,806 6 1 68.0
Medicines ... 11,877 0 2 26.0 9,396 7 6 22.0
Diet ... ...
600 13 8 1.3 1,234 9 3 3.0
Contingencies. 2,124 9 11 4.7 1,122 3 0 2.6
Miscellaneous. 1,930 8 6 4.3 1,537 7 8 3.5
Total Rupees. 44,556 13 9
42,097 1 6
8 7
Abstract of Financial Statement.
22 DISPENSARIES,
SIND CIRCLE.
Income.
1871-72.
1872-73.
REMARKS.
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
There has been an in
crease in the expenditure
of the past year of Rs.
577-13-9, there being also
an increase in the num
ber of patients treated of
9,164, as compared with
1871-72.
The income of the
dispensaries is made up
entirely of Government
contributions and grants
from Local Funds.
In Sind no wealthy or
prosperous individuals
have yet come forward to
help the dispensary move
ment. This is the more
surprising as the province
is extremely unhealthy,
and nowhere is the bene
fit of dispensaries more
plainly manifest.
Government has been
liberal everywhere in its
contributions to dispen
saries, but in Sind it has
given, so to say, with both
hands to many of these
institutions.
I n 1 8 7 1 - 7 2 , G o v e r n m e n t c o n t r i b u t e d a b o u t 7 0 p e r
cent. of the total income,
and Local Funds 30 per
cent.
In 1872-73, the figures
were most unfavourable
being 73.2 per cent. of
Government and 26.7 per
cent. of Local Funds.
Provincial Funds(Government.)
Annual Grant... 41,009 6 9
4 2 , 2 3 7 3 9
Interest on Endowment
...
. . . . . .
. . . . . .
Grant from Local Funds ... 17,922 10 11 15,393 6 1
Contributions
...
. . . . . .
. . . . . .
Subscriptions ...
. . . . . .
. . . . . .
Fees
...
. . . . . .
. . . . . .
Miscellaneous
...
. . . . . .
......
Total Local Receipts... 17,922 10 11 15,393 6 1
Total Income... 58,932 1 8 57,630 9 10
Expenditure.
1871-72.
P e r c e n t a g e o f w h o l e .
1872-73.
P e r c e n t a g e o f w h o l e
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Establishment ... 37,587 0 5 68.9 39,137 9 4 71.
Medicines
... 10,826 13 8 19.8 10,646 11 8 1 9 . 3
Diets
... 2,559 0 3 4.6 2,197 7 4 3.9
Contingencies
... 2,075 11 3 3.8 1,923 9 11 3.4
Miscellaneous
... 1,489 1 2 2.7 1,210 2 3 2.1
Total Expenditure... 54,537 10 9
55,115
8 6
Classes of Diseases—continued.
General Diseases—continued.
Sub-Division A—
concluded.
Sub-Division B.
Other diseases of Rheumatic
this class.
Rhe uma t i c a f f e c -
tions 34 to 42.
Syphilitic affec-
tions 54.
Scorbutic affec-
tions 54.
Dropsies 57.
Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died.
4 ..
42 ...
27 ...
14 5
2 1
2 ..
36 ...
22 ..
9 . . .
1 ..
5 ..
41 1
37 ...
21 . . .
3 . .
8 1
64 ...
54 1
11 ...
2 1
4 1
25 ...
14 ...
3 ..
2 ..
. .
. .
18 . .
20 ..
7
. . .
2 ..
15 1
39 2
8
. . .
4 1 ..
..
17 ..
53 ...
6 ..
6 ..
..
..
28 2
147 3
86 ...
42 6
7 1
27 1
171 . . .
102 1
33 ..
5 1
9 ..
101 . . .
34 ...
6 ...
1
. .
4 ..
90 . . .
54 1
8 ..
. .
. .
77 ..
181 . . .
25 1
6 ..
...
..
3 ..
119 . . .
42 . . .
7 . .
. .
..
1 ..
35 ...
19 ...
. . .
. .
1 1
15 ..
38 . . .
27 ...
. . .
. . . . .
..
4 ..
98
. . .
30 ...
1 1
2 1
2 ..
69
. . .
7 . . .
5 . .
. .
. .
91 . .
415 . . .
108 1
1 3 1
4 2
24 ..
316 . . .
130 1
2 0 . .
..
. .
3 7 2
365 9
436 6
153 11
43 11
20 2
445 4
517 18
196 18
40
1 3
21 2
205 2
152 3
7 1
40
1 5
14 1
329 1
201 6
12 1
48 18
5 1
139
. . . 268
6
7
. .
16 6
6 2
96 1
307 7
15
1
10
6
7 ..
79
2
79 3
7 2
17
2
6 3
96 ...
42 1
8 1
11 4
70 5
788 13
935 18
1 7 4 14
1 1 6
3 8
46
8
966 6
1,067 32
231 21
109 37
209
. . 3,090
. . . 1,718
. . . 653
. . .
7 5
. .
189
..
3,557 ...
1,131
...
677 . .
9 3 . . .
1,017 . . .
2,443
1
505
...
82 . .
7 3 1
802 1
2,450
. . . 593
...
71 . . .
102
1
34 . .
463
...
446
...
35
. .
16
. .
85
. .
877
. . . 865
. . . 105 . .
24 . .
103 . .
1,110 ...
619 ...
114
. .
41 . .
231 . .
1,219
. . 615 ..
1 1 1 . .
15 . .
1,363 . .
7 , 1 0 6
1
3,288
. . . 884
. .
2 0 5
1
1,307 1 8,103
. . . 3,204 . . .
964 . .
2 3 4 1
410 2 4,067
. . .
979
135 1
1 4 9
4
624 2 4 , 0 9 5
. . .
1,034
. . .
1 7 0
. .
2 0 8 6
5 4 9
5
.
2,877 . . .
7 6 3 . . .
9 5 ..
7 1
. .
5 5 8
8 2,429 . . .
8 2 6 . . .
5 1
. .
6 7 6
456
. . 4,101 . . .
1,772 1
3 8 7 . .
1 7 9
9
699 2
4,694 ...
2,067
. . .
6 0 7 ..
2 8 8
7
2 8 1 1
2,978 . . .
955 1
242
1
9 0
3
425 2
2,776 1
931 2
241
. . .
86 9
1,696 8 14,023
. . . 4,469 2
859
3
4 8 9 1 6
2,306 14 13,994 1
4,858 2
1,069
. .
6 4 9
2 8
. . . . .
. . . . .
. . . . . .
. . . . .
. .
. .
. .
. . .
. .
. . .
. . .
. . . . .
. . . .
. .
. .
. . .
. . . . . .
. . .
. . .
. .
. .
. .
. .
. . .
. .
. . .
. . . . . .
. . .
. . . . .
. . .
. .
3,248 15
2 2 , 4 7 9
17
8 , 8 8 6
2 1
1 , 9 7 2
2 4
8 2 1
5 8
3,710 24
2 3 , 5 5 0 7
9 , 3 6 1
3 6
2 , 3 1 7
2 1
9 9 7
6 7
12 MD 89
Classes of Diseases-continued.
Ggeneral Diseases
-continued.
Local Diseases.
Sub-Division B–
concluded.
Other Diseases of
this class.
Diseases of the
nervous system
59 to 104.
Insanity 105 to
110.
Diseases of the
eye 111 to 185.
Diseases of the
heart 219 to 244
and 250 to 258.
Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died.
9
2
12
1
2
1
24 ...
1 ..
7
3
28
2
3 ..
36 ..
1
1
13
3
21
3
3
1
31 ..
4 1
20
2
35
2
4 ..
47 ..
2
1
21
4
17
1
1 ..
13 ..
. .
..
13
4
7 ..
. .
. .
17
. .
. . . .
..
2 4 3
21
8
4 ..
44 ..
1 ..
21
. .
19
4
3 ..
40 ..
2 1
67 12
71 13
1 0
2
112
. .
6 l
61
9 89
8
1 0 ..
140 ..
5 3
16
. .
30
1
. .
..
40 ..
..
. .
9
2
13 ..
1 ..
29 ..
3 2
5
1
39
2
3 ..
78 ..
2 ..
17
1
65
2
2 . .
105 ..
1 1
9
2
5
1
. . ..
34 ..
. .
..
1
. .
6 ..
..
..
41 ..
. .
..
7
. . .
14
1
1 . .
63
. .
1 ..
4
. .
4 ..
. .
..
18 ...
1 1
37
3
8 8 5
4 . .
215 ...
3
. .
31
3
88
2
3
. .
193 ...
5
4
582
1 6 5
290 74
56
3
95 ...
58
2 3
494 157
323 62
68
2
163 ...
55 9
92 13
67
9
67
1
49 ...
4 . .
57
8
79 14
70
3
64 ...
14 5
227 17
65
5
8 ..
58 ...
2 . .
228 23
6 6 7
4 ..
69
1
5 . .
67
4
61 14
27
1
6 1
. .
3 2
35
5
27
9
36 ..
4 4
. . .
1
1
968 199
4 8 3
1 0 2
158
5
263 . . .
67 25
814 193
495 92
178
5
340
1
75
1 5
1,579 ...
817
1
14 ..
746 ...
39 . .
1,297 . .
825
1
16 ..
1,027 ...
12
1
257
. .
984
1
4 ..
3,086 ..
99 . .
194
2
874
3
16 ..
2,900 ...
113 . .
215
2
257
1
4
. . .
614
. . .
6 . .
436
4
492
3
17
1
854 ..
11
1
193 ...
2 4 2 ..
6 ..
1,210 ...
10
. .
327
. .
278 ..
2
. .
1,460 ..
15 . .
2,244
2
2,300
3
28 ..
5,656 ..
154 ..
2,254
6
2,469
7
51
1
6,241 ..
151 2
1,715 11
1,909 12
39 ..
2,837
. .
30 1
1,680
7
2,325 17
24 ..
4,272 ..
20 1
841
6
1,738 18
22
1
4,393 ..
19 . . .
933
6
1,612 12
16 ..
4,710 ..
14 . .
1,170
9
2,449
9
30 ..
6,502 ..
15 . .
1,413
7
3,458 11
51 ..
6,573 ..
23
. .
591
8
1,477 13
15
1
8,721 ..
21 2
576 10
1,338
5
21 ..
7,847 ..
29
1
4,317 34
7,573 52
106
2
22,453 ..
85
3
4,602 30
8,733 45
112 ..
23,402 ...
86
2
..
..
. . .
. .
..
. .
358
1
..
. .
. .
. .
. . ..
..
. .
519 ..
...
. .
..
...
. . .
. .
..
..
5,895
. .
. .
. .
. .
. . .
. . . .
..
. .
5,641
. .
. . . ..
7,633 250
10,515 175
306
9 34,952
315 29
7,762 241 11,874 154
3 5 4 6 36,476
1
322 26
9 0
Classes of Diseases-continued .
Local Diseases-continued.
Diseases of the
Lungs 290 to 337.
Diseases of the stomach and intestines 449 to 500.
Diseases of the
liver 501 to 520.
Diarrhœa.
Dysentery.
_
Others.
Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died.
69
9
97
3
73
5
3 4
. . .
12
4
58
5
103
6
107
5
59
2
10
3
95
13
136
1 0
169
8
83
. . .
14
2
141
4
113
4
79
3
85
2
18
1
123
9
126
8
30
3
36
...
4
...
28
1
81
3
24
1
35
...
6 ..
124
27
134
12
100
9
54
...
17
. . .
160
40
163
14
8
5
42
...
16
2
411
58
493
32
372
25
207
. . .
47
6
387
50
460
27
290
14
221
4
5 0
6
8 1
3
68 ..
80
3
161
1
10
1
75
4
104
. .
64
8
123
. . .
11
2
98
9
7[ i l l e gi bl e ]
1
56
2
101
1
7
1
126
3
44
1
38
87
2
21
2
35
1
24
1
41
1
1
. .
22
5
35
1
22
...
33
...
1
1
115
21
63
1
61
3
69
. . .
10
2
102
17
56
. .
40
3
50
. . .
2
1
315
35
236
3
221
9
372
3
28
4
325
29
239
2
164
11
293
2
18
4
620 134
357
95
631
228
208
20
183
41
701
88
401
78
606 188
883
34
198
35
263
38
216
91
217
59
124
4
51
10
247
39
186
72
125
38
135
4
49
10
121
27
69
24
87
8
97
2
34
4
96
11
47
12
77
13
83
2
56
8
132
2.4
107
29
79
11
72
2
27
2
92
21
8 1 39
47
9
60
1
10
1
1 , 1 3 6 223
749 239
1.017
3 0 6
6 01
28
295
57
1,136 159
715
201
835
248
1,161
41
313
5 4
5,894 ..
2,243
1
1,325
...
10,867
...
337
. . .
5,926
. .
1,964
. .
1,520
1
11,416
. . .
306
. . .
2,461
3
1,830
2
976
1
10,013
2
236 ...
2,742
4
1,199
2
751
1
11,407
. . .
208
2
547
2
261
..
229 ...
1,671
. . .
86
. . .
654 . .
444
. .
397
...
2,582
1
167
2
1,548
2
1 , 1 8 4
1
955
...
2,125 ...
235
. . .
1,676
..
889
..
665
. . .
2,177
. . .
1 1 1 ...
10,450
7
5,518
4
3,485
1
24,676
2
894
. . .
10,998
4
4,496
2
3,333
2
27,582
1
792
4
6,952
14
4,031
3
2,672
22
15,779
7
512
3
7,650
12
4,348
12
2,670
15
19,295
7
468
3
3,555
18
2,300
13
1,458
27
12,236
6
323
6
3,441
9
1,439
16
980
15
13,432
7
254
6
5,333
15
2,726
24
2,145
17
12,012
1
338
8
7,099
18
3,083
4
2,721
14
14,276
3
467
3
3,989
45
1,737
27
1,626
27
7,060
...
293
3
3,612
6 3
1,482
17
1,314
17
6,302
6
269
6
19,829
92
10,794
67
7,901
93
47,087
14
1,471
20
21,802
102
10,352
49
7,685
61
53,305
23
1,458
18
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. .
. .
.
.
. . .
. . .
. . .
. .
. . .
. . .
. . .
32,141
415
17,790
345
12,996
434
72,943
47
2,735
8 7
34,648 344
16,262
281
12,327
336
82,562
71
2, 631
86
N. B.—The numbers quoted are those of the Nomenclature of Diseases.
Local Diseases—continued.
Diseases of the
spleen 524 to 530. Gonorrhœa 585 to 594.
Abscess 819 and
elsewhere accord
ing to site. Dracunculus. Ulcers 859.
Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died.
T r e a t e d . Died.
6 . .
19 . .
90
. . . 133 . .
26
. .
12 1
43 . .
94 . .
. . . .
40 1
12 . .
24 . . .
145 . .
222 ..
36
. .
10 . . 21 . .
148 . .
. . . . .
51 . .
7 . .
11
. .
69 . .
40 . .
29
. .
6 ..
18 ..
97 ..
. . ...
20 . . .
20 1
5
. . 154 1
7 ..
41
. .
15 . .
1 9 . . .
109 ..
. . . .
74 . .
45 1
5 9 . .
4 5 8 1
402 ..
132 . .
43 1
101 . .
448 . .
. .
.
. .
185 1
7 ..
51 . .
41 ..
32 ..
5 4 1
5 ..
26 . .
2 3 . .
. .
. .
33 . .
5 . .
39 ..
34 ..
1 8 5 ..
49 . .
4 ..
33 ...
49
. .
. . . . .
42 ..
3 ..
12 . .
7 . .
46 1
29 ..
2 . . .
27 . .
7 ..
..
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21 . .
6 ..
39 . .
55 ..
2 . . .
9 6 . .
3 ..
10 . .
23 . .
. . . . .
6 7 . .
21 . .
141 . .
137 . . 265 1
228 1
14 ..
96 . .
102 . . ..
. . 163 . .
59 5
152 .
129 13
41 2
533 5 4
67 3
209 1
140 5 ...
...
604 4 6
51 2
72 1
31 1
43 ..
165 9
37 2
57 . .
54 . .
. .
. .
181 4
6 8 2
50 ..
62 . .
28 . .
105 5
82 1
4 6 . . .
6 3 4 ..
..
105 7
29 2
15 ..
25 1
6 ..
108 3
45 ..
28 . .
30 4 . .
. .
135 3
207 11
289 1
247 15
118 2
911 71
231 6
340 1
287 13 . . ..
1,025 60
289 . .
1, 375 . . .
866 . . .
43 ..
1, 920 ..
268 . . .
1,748 ..
1,019 . . ..
..
2, 019 . .
347 . .
572 . .
1,324 1
106 ..
2,036 . .
400 1
579 . . 891 1 ..
. . 1,832 . .
193 . .
281 . .
429 . .
26 ..
821 . . .
296 . .
454 . .
904 . . ..
. . . 1,261 ...
902 . .
457 ...
822 . .
12 ..
1,785 1
717 . .
613 ..
978 . . ...
..
1,660 ...
1,731 . .
2,685 . .
3 , 4 4 1 1
187 ..
6 , 5 6 2 1
1,681 1 3,394 . .
3 , 7 9 2 1 ..
..
6,772 ...
801 . . .
1,200 . . .
1,597 3
217 ..
2,150 2
856 ..
1,296 . . 2,354 1 . . ..
2,331 . .
438 . .
760 . .
2. 301 2
406 . . . 3,887 6
583 . . .
788 1 2,073 . . ..
. .
3,255 ..
683 . . .
1, 404
..
4,785 1
136
..
5,781 15
856
..
1, 953
..
6,114 1 ..
..
6,375 6
947 1 9 1 2
. .
2,224 2
35
..
6,178 5
730
..
.
879
..
2,051 1 .. ...
6,146 6
2,869 1 4 , 276
..
10,907 8
794
...
17,996 2 8
3,025 ..
4,916 1 12,592 3
..
..
18,107 12
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.
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.
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.
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....
4,873 1 3 7, 450 1 15,190 2 5
1 766 3 25, 829 101
4,994 8
8 , 8 4 7 2 17,221
1 7
..
..
26, 252 7 3
92
Classes of Diseases—continued.
L o c a l D i s e a s e s — c o n t i n u e d .
Skin diseases Other
27 to 901.
o t h e r d i s e a s e s o f !
this class.
Old age and
debility 904 to
905.
poisons 906
to 991.
Snake bite.
Treated Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died. Treated. Died.
87
..
79
1
14
...
2
..
3
. . .
9 9
..
1.39
. . . .
22
6
6
. . . .
. . . .
. . .
159
1
6 3
10
32
8
1
. .
. .
. .
2 5 2
. .
309
4
46
9
5
. .
...
. .
179
. .
54
. .
3
. .
2
. .
...
. . .
105 ...
87
2
5
3
1
„
. . .
. . .
46
. . .
39
3
5
1
. .
. .
. .
. . .
135 ...
69
2
3
1
2
1
...
..
471
1
235
14
54
9
5
. . .
3
. . .
591 ..
604
8
76
19
14
1
...
..
117
. .
74
1
10
..
. .
. .
2
..
1:32
..
101
. .
14
2
3
. .
...
..
174
. .
105
1
5
. .
1
. .
. . .
. .
160 ..
253
. .
7
..
1
1
...
..
131
. .
27
. .
3
. .
. . . . . .
. . .
. . .
50
. .
41
1
1
. .
1
. .
...
61 ...
43 ..
4
..
3
..
2
..
29 ..
12
1
5
1
..
..
...
. .
483 ..
2.19
2
22
..
.
4 .
4
. . .
3711
. .
4 0 7
2
27
3
5
1
. .
. . .
179
. . .
809
67
485
105
409
16
1
. .
373
3
777
42
378
86
351
19
. .
. .
130
1
256
11
76
13
30
2
...
. .
81
..
291
13
73
10
29
6
. . .
. .
171
. .
300
26
10
3
61
6
4
1
152
2
368
26
11
1
33
3
. . .
. .
4 6
1
1 7 8
2 3
8
2
9
2
4
. . .
2 9
. .
1 5 1
2 2
9
3
10
3
. .
. .
526
2
1,543
127
579
123
509
26
9
1
635
5
1,587
103
471
100
423
31
. .
. .
8,181
..
4,401
...
1,154
44
..
13
. . .
7,0 .17 ..
3,591
..
602
..
59
..
...
. .
6,907
1
5,448,
4
362
111
. .
4
. . .
8,8.10 ..
4,3011
3
237
..
88
1
. . .
. .
3.745 ..
1,0001
2
68
. .
46
. .
2
. . .
7 . 2 4 9 ...
2,685
4
100
. .
74
. .
. .
. .
1,395 ...
2,520
..
145
..
339
..
9
. . .
1,811
. .
2,236: ..
77
..
419
1
. . .
. . .
20,228
1
13,378
6
1,729
2
540
..
28
. .
25,847
. .
12,813
7
1,016
..
640
2
. . .
. .
12,030
. .
6,845
8
468
1
112
3
27
2
16,236
..
..
6,142
4
382
..
115
3
. . .
. . .
10,838
. .
5 . 5 0 9
10
236
7
470
2
18
. . .
10,636
. .
5.176
5
137
4
298
2
. . .
. .
24,921
1
9 , 0 9 1
9
555
1
392
3
33
4
33 ,721
1
10,890
5
732
. .
407
5
. . .
. .
6,104
. .
7,090
16
237
8
352
..
71
3
5,297 ..
5,656
9
80
2
627
4
. . . . .
53.893
1
28,535
4 3 ,
1,496
17
1,326
8
149
9
65,890
1
27,864
2 3
1 , 3 3 1
6
1,447
14
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...
. . .
75,601
5
43,940
192
3,880
151
2,384
34
193
10
93,331
6
43,275
143
2,921
128
2,529
49
. . . . .
93