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38. At the end of 1874 there were under treatment 89 patients ;
admitted since, in-door 288, out-door 6,378, or a total of 6,755 ; of these,
209 in-door and 5,926 out-door patients were relieved or cured, 493 ceased
to attend, 31 died in hospital, and 1 casualty alone is recorded as occurring
out of the institution. At the close of the year there remained 13 in
and 82 out-door patients, giving a daily average of 13.49 in and 49.14
out-door patients. There was a decline of 672 in the daily registration
of out-door visits as compared with 1874.
39. The total number of capital surgical operations was 48, being
37 more than in the previous year ; of these, 41 were successfully per-
formed. In the total number recorded, fractures and dislocations are
included ; all but one of the major operations were performed by the Civil
Surgeon ; of the 244 minor, 208 were done by the Hospital Assistant.
40. It will be observed that the mortality was unusually high as
compared with 1874, 31 against 12 of that year; of these 41 suc-
cumbed to diarrhœa and dysentery, 6 to cholera, and 6 to other bowel
affections.
41. Fever was most prevalent in the district, though not so severe
as in 1874, there being only 848 admitted under this head, whilst
in 1874 there were 1,097 cases recorded ; chest complaints were the next
most frequent on the list (726), whilst among abdominal complaints, there
were only 653 cases against 983 of previous year, being a difference
of 330.
42. The financial state of the institution does not at first sight
appear so satisfactory as in 1874, the expenditure being in excess of that
year. The total receipts in 1875 were Rs. 5,236-8-8 as compared with
Rs. 4,501-9-7 of 1874. The disbursements in 1875 were Rs. 4,106-8-5
against Rs. 1,775-6-5 of preceding year, the excess falling under head
of contingencies, such as purchase of Promissory Notes Rs. l,656-15-4,
for investment, and Public Works Department repairs Rs. 494. The
receipts were Rs. 73-7-9 less than in 1874.
43. The following shows the names and dates of holding charge of
the civil station of the various medical officers:—
From 1st January to 29th March 1875, Dr. Selous.
From 30th March to 16th May 1875, Dr. Bonavia, in visiting charge.
From 17th May to 24th November 1875, Dr. Chose.
From 25th November to 26th December 1875, Dr. Selous.
From 27th December to 31st December 1875, Dr. Bonavia, in visit
ing charge.
44. First Class Hospital Assistant Mahomed Bux has been in charge
of the dispensary throughout the year ; his conduct is reported as
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excellent, and he is much esteemed by both European and Native resi-
dents ; nevertheless, I am of opinion that a regularly trained and efficient
Assistant Surgeon should be attached to this Sadr dispensary.
45. The two native medical pupils Rahmutoollah and Shafaut-
oolah were attentive to their duties, and were sent to the Patna Medical
College on the 1st June 1875. The three native medical pupils at
present serving, Heeralall, Durbareelall, and Kalka Pershad, are
reported attentive and well conducted.
46. I made my annual inspection in company with Surgeon Chose.
The records and instruments were all in good order, with the exception
of an old and obsolete eye-case, which was ordered to be returned into
store and a new one indented for. I again urged my repeated opinion on
the committee regarding the absolute necessity of providing accommoda-
tion for the hospital establishment and the addition of a dead-house,
and I cannot too strongly impress upon them the importance of such
additions.
UNAO SADR DISPENSARY.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January ...
In-door Patients admitted ... ... ...
Out-door Patients admitted
...
...
...
Total ... ...
Relieved and cured ...
In-door Patients ... ...
Out-door Patients ... ...
Ceased to attend ... ... ... ...
Died
...
...
Remaining
...
In-door Patients ... ...
Out-door Patients ... ...
In-door Patients ... ...
Out-door Patients ... ...
Total ... ...
Daily average attendance of In-door Patients ...
Do.
do.
Out-door Patients ...
Total
...
...
1874.
102
254
7,050
7,406
207
6,868
229
12
1
7
82
7,406
13.62
52.10
65.72
1875.
89
288
6,378
6,755
209
5,926
493
31
1
13
82
6,755
13.49
49.14
62.63
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations ...
Capital ... ... ...
Minor ... ... ...
Total
...
...
11
199
210
48
244
292
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January ... ... ...
European subscriptions ... ... ...
Native
ditto ... ... ... ...
Government Allowances ... ... ...
Other sources ... ... ... ...
Total
...
...
Rs.
1,897
78
1,308
837
380
4,504
a.
12
0
5
8
0
9
p.
4
0
3
0
0
7
Rs.
2,726
78
1,497
471
480
5,256
a.
3
8
8
0
5
8
p.
2
0
0
0
6
8
Disbursements.
DISBERSEMENTS.
Establishment ... ... ... ...
Dieting In door Patients ... ... ...
Europe medicines ... ... ... ...
Bazaar medicines
...
...
...
...
Contingencies ... ... ... ...
Total
...
...
Cost of dieting each In door Patient ... ...
1,236
237
71
114
115
l,775
0
0
0
8
14
15
6
0
0
8
0
4
5
5
ll
1,415
173
58
130
* 2,329
* 4,406
0
0
5
3
11
4
8
0
0
1
6
6
4
5
9
Including the following charges:-
Purehase of Promissary Note ... .. ..
Public worker charges ... .. ..
Total ...
Rs.
„
„
1,656
494
2,150
15
0
15
4
0
4
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SAFIPUR BRANCH
DISPENSARY.
47. This is a small branch dispensary about 18 miles from the
Sadr. It is an important institution, affording a considerable amount of
both in-door and out-door relief, but I regret to say that unfavourable
reports have been received regarding Heedayatoollah Khan, the
native doctor in charge, owing to his repeated neglect of duty and
general carelessness. A special report of his conduct has been called
for from the Civil Surgeon, at the expiration of the six months trial
accorded him.
48. There has been a gradual falling off in attendance both of in and
out-patients—318 against 511, and 4,193 against 5,466 of 1874.
49. Of the total number treated, 288 in and 3,687 out-door patients
were relieved or cured ; this shows a falling off of 213 in and 1,745 out-
door patients. The average attendance was much below that of 1874,
being 7.77 in and 30.36 out, as compared with 10.5 in and 42.7 out
patients in 1874.
50. The capital surgical operations are recorded as 21, which is un-
usually large, and the minor exceeded those of 1874 by 29,—these figures
are exceedingly suspicious; of the major operations 15 only were
successful.
51. Five hundred patients ceased to visit the dispensary, five died
in hospital, and 19 are said to have died at their homes.
52. Five in and 20 out-door patients were under treatment at the
close of the year.
53. The dieting per head for in-door patients is much the same as
at other dispensaries, being from eight to nine pie per head per diem.
SAFIPUR BRANCH DISPENSARY.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January ...
In-door Patients admitted ... ... ... ...
Out-door Patients admitted ... ... ...
Total
...
...
Relived and cured ...
In-door Patients ... ...
Out-door Patients ... ...
Ceased to attend ... ... ... ... ...
Died
...
...
Remaining ...
...
In-door Patients ... ...
Out-door Patients ... ...
In-door Patients ... ...
Out-door Patients ... ...
Total
...
...
Daily average attendance of In-door Patients ... ...
Do.
do.
Out-door Patients ...
Total
...
...
1874.
15
511
5,466
5,992
501
5,432
43
1
3
2
11
5,992
10.5
42.7
52.12
1875.
13
318
4,193
4,524
288
3,687
500
5
19
5
20
4,524
7.77
30.36
38.13
Surgical operations.
Sergical operations ... Capital ... ... ...
Minor ... ... ...
Total ... ...
...
150
150
21
179
200
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Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January ... ... ...
European Subscriptions ... ... ... ...
Native
ditto
... ... ... ...
Government Allowances ... ... ... ...
Other sources ... ... ... ... ...
Total ... ...
1874.
Rs. A. P.
...
...
...
...
780
780
9
9
6
6
1875.
Rs. A. P.
...
...
...
...
854
854
5
5
5
5
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment
...
...
...
...
...
...
Dieting In-door Patients ... ... ... ... ...
Europe Medicines ... ... ... ... ...
Bazaar Medicines ... ... ... ... ...
Contingencies ... ... ... ... ...
Total ... ...
Cost of dieting each In-door Patient ... ...
564
79
0
9
0
11
626
67
11
4
1
2
Accounts not rendered.
50
86
780
0
8
7
9
0
0
7
6
9
54
106
854
0
0
5
5
0
3
11
5
8
PURWA BRANCH
DISPENSARY.
54. Situated 20 miles from the Sadr, this small dispensary has con-
tinued steadily to advance, affording a considerable amount of relief to
both in and out-patients. The accommodation for in-door patients is
very bad and limited, consequently its advancement has not been so rapid
as it might have been.
55. During the year under review 207 in and 4,258 out-door patients
presented themselves for treatment ; of these, including 37 remaining
from previous year, 184 in and 3,214 out-door cases were relieved or cured,
which shows a remarkable increase on 1874, when only 51 in and 2,987
out-door patients were relieved or cured ; 957 ceased to attend, four died in
hospital, and 98 out patients are said to have died ; this is a great increase
of mortality on 1874, or 98 against 11. At the close of the year there
remained 45 on the rolls. The daily average attendance was 4.97
in and 44.38 out patients against 2.9 in and 40.14 out during 1874.
56. Of 25 capital surgical operations performed during the year
by the Hospital Assistant, 23 are reported as successful; many of the
cases were fractures and dislocations.
57. Third Class Hospital Assistant Ghoolam Mohee-ood-deen has
been in charge throughout the year, and has given satisfaction, and his
conduct is reported as good.
PURWA BRANCH DISPENSARY.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January
In-door Patients admitted ...
Out-door Patients admitted
...
Total
Relieved and cured ...
In-door Patients
Out-door Patients ...
Ceased to attend ...
Died
...
...
Remaining
...
In-door Patients
Out-door Patients ...
...
In-door Patients
Out-door Patients ...
Total
1874.
30
55
3,934
4,019
51
2,987
931
2
11
2
35
4,019
1875.
37
207
4,258
4,502
184
3,214
957
4
98
5
40
4,502
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Daily average attendance of In-door Patients . . . ...
Do.
do.
Out-door Patients ...
Total ... ...
1874.
2.9
40.14
42.23
1875.
4.97
44.38
49.35
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations
...
Capital ... ... ...
Minor ... ... ...
Total
...
...
...
25
25
25
24
49
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January ... ... ...
Europeau Subscriptions ... ... ...
Native
ditto
...
...
...
Government Allowances ... ... ... ...
Other sources ... ... ... ... ...
Total
...
...
Rs. As. P.
...
...
...
...
640
640
14
14
6
6
Rs. As. P.
...
...
...
...
723
723
4
4
9
9
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment ... ... ... ... ...
Dieting In-door Patients ... ... ... ...
Europe Medicines ... ... ... ...
Bazaar Medicines ...
...
... ...
Contingencies
...
...
...
...
Total ... ...
Cost of dieting each In-door Patient ... ...
444
14
0
14
0
0
464
73
0
5
0
6
Accounts not
rendered.
79
102
640
0
13
13
14
0
0
6
0
9
76
109
723
0
1
13
4
0
6
9
9
7.7
MOHAN BRANCH DIS.
PENSARY
58. This branch dispensary is still in embryo, having only been
opened on the 17th May 1875. It consists of a small building, rented at
Rs. 5 per mensem, for the accommodation of in-door patients, the Hos-
pital Assistant's quarters being provided at Re. 1 per mensem. Its
locality is about six miles from the Harowni railway station and 20 from
the Sadr. There are at present no quarters for the dispensary estab-
lishment.
59. Since the opening of the institution, 11 in and 2,174 out-door
patients have received relief; of these, 9 in and 2,123 out-door patients are
recorded as relieved or cured, 19 ceased to attend, and there remained at
the close of the year 1 in and 33 out patients. The daily average attend-
ance was 1.05 in and 33.38 out patients, or a total of 34.43.
60. The number of capital surgical operations (21) is very high,
and all are recorded as successful. These figures include fractures and
dislocations.
6l. The dispensary has been during the whole period under the
charge of Third Class Hospital Assistant Gholam Ahmud, whose conduct
is reported on as satisfactory.
62. The chief complaints treated in order of frequency were
fevers 352, chest complaints 284, abdominal affections 240. On
the whole, I consider that this branch establishment is working satis-
factorily.
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MOHAN BRANCH DISPENSARY.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January ... ... ...
In-door Patients admitted ... ... ... ... ...
Out-door Patients admitted ...
... ... ... ...
Total ... ...
Relieved and cured
Ceased to attend
Died
...
...
...
Remaining ...
In-door Patients ... ... ... ...
Out-door Patients... ... ... ...
In-door Patients
...
...
...
...
Out-door Patients
...
...
...
...
In-door Patients ... ... ... ...
Out-door Patients ... ... ... ...
In-door Patients
...
...
...
...
Out-door Patients ... ... ... ...
Total ... ...
Daily average attendance of In-door Patients ... ... ...
Do.
do.
Out-door Patients ... ... ...
Total ... ...
1875.
...
11
2,174
2,185
9
2,123
1
18
...
...
1
33
2,185
1.05
33.38
34.43
Surgical operations.
Surgical
operations.
Capital ... ... ... ... ...
Minor...
...
...
Total ... ...
21
86
107
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January
...
...
...
...
European Subscriptions ... ... ... ...
Native
ditto ... ... ... ... ...
Government Allowance ... ... ... ...
Other
sources,
...
...
...
...
Total ... ...
Rs. As. P.
...
...
...
...
426
426
5
5
3
3
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment
...
...
...
...
...
...
Dieting In-door Patients
...
...
...
...
...
Europe Medicines
...
...
...
...
...
...
Bazaar Medicines
...
...
...
...
...
...
Contingencies
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total ... ...
Cost of dieting each In-door Patient ... ... ... ...
330
8
1
15
6
6
not rendered.
21
65
426
0
4
15
5
0
5
10
3
7
BARA BANKI SADR
DISPENSARY.
63. The returns show a slight falling off in the total numbers
treated ; but this I entirely attribute to the healthiness of the season,
as the dispensary can bear comparison with any in the Province for po-
pularity and the admirable arrangements for the care and treatment of
the sick who apply for medical aid.
64. The admissions among the in-door patients fell from 640 in
1874 to 588 in 1875 ; the attendance of out patients rose from 6,484 to
6,499.
65. Of the 35 capital operations, 19 were performed by the Civil
Surgeon and 16 by the Hospital Assistant; 2 only were unsuccessful.
In addition, to the above, there were 334 minor operations, which do
not include setting of fractures and dislocations.
66. The great diminution in the Government allowance and expen-
diture is owing to the decrease in the charge for European medicines and
instruments which had to be supplied in 1874; and owing to the more
extensive use of bazaar medicines there was a larger quantity of English
drugs in store at the end of the year 1874.
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67. Another cause of the decrease under the head of expenditure
is that the cost of repairs, formerly charged to the dispensary fund,
was met in 1875 from other sources.
68. Dr. Franklin held medical charge during 1875, and to him is
due the popularity which this well-managed institution has acquired.
69. I inspected the dispensary with Dr. Selous on the 13th of
March 1876, and found everything in connection with the building,
conservancy, and medical arrangements in excellent order. The books
and records were neatly kept and up to date, the quarterly sheets
and circulars, Indian Medical Department, are complete and bound up to
the end of 1874; there were no complaints, and everything reflects the
greatest credit on the management.
70. The establishment have been well conducted. First Class
Hospital Assistant Sheikh Hingun is an attentive, trustworthy medical
subordinate, and is well qualified in English and arithmetic.
71. The two medical pupils Quiamooddeen and Kaleemooddeen
have behaved well and made fair progress in their studies, but neither
have qualified in English.
BARA BANKI SADR DISPENSARY.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January ...
In-door Patients admitted ... ... ...
Out-door Patients admitted ... ... ...
Total ...
Relieved and cured ... In-door Patients
...
...
Out-door Patients ... ...
Ceased to attend ...
Died ...
...
Remaining
...
In-door Patients ... ...
Out-door Patients ... ...
In-door Patients ... ...
Out-door Patients ... ...
Total ...
Daily average attendance of In-door Patients
...
Do.
do.
Out-door Patients ...
Total ...
1874.
113
640
6,481
7,234
578
5,509
1,016
37
...
18
76
7,234
25.86
105.64
131.50
1875.
94
588
6,499
7,181
480
5,860
654
60
29
24
74
7,181
23.69
88.66
112.35
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations ... Capital ... ...
Minor ... ...
Total ...
51
368
419
35
334
369
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January ... ...
European Subscriptions ... ... ...
Native
ditto ... ... ...
Government Allowances ... ... ...
Other sources ... ... ... ...
Total ...
Rs.
1,439
135
As.
13
0
P.
7
0
...
1,514
633
3,722
1
6
4
1
3
11
Rs. As. P.
...
155 12 0
...
1,233
1,092
2,482
6
15
2
6
6
0
Disbursement.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment ... ... ... ...
Dieting In-door Patients ... ... ...
Europe Medicines ... ... ... ...
Bazaar Medicines ... ... ... ...
Contingencies ... ... ... ...
Expended on two Branch Dispensaries ... ...
Total ...
Cost of dieting each In-door Patient ... ...
1,341
433
654
225
835
232
3,722
0
11
5
5
2
4
7
4
1
0
0
9
7
10
9
11
11
1,397
356
341
223
162
7
15
14
0
11
7
2
11
6
10
...
2,482
0
2
0
0
10
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BARA BANKI BRANCH
DISPENSARIES.
72. There are six branch dispensaries in the district at which
out-door patients only are treated, all cases of a serious nature being sent
to the Sadr.
The principal diseases treated were fevers, dysentery,
diarrhœa, rheumatism, chest and abdominal diseases.
RAMNAGAR BRANCH
DISPENSARY.
73. Of the 2,922 out-door patients treated during 1875 against
2,800 in 1874, 2,773 are said to have been cured ; only one death is report-
ed, and 61 minor operations were performed.
74. First Class Hospital Assistant Bhola Misser is reported to
have conducted himself satisfactorily, and has passed in English.
RAMNAGAR BRANCH DISPENSARY.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January ...
Out-door Patients admitted ... ... ...
Total ... ...
Relieved and cured ... ... ... ...
Ceased to attend ... ... ... ...
Died ... ... ... ... ... ...
Remaining ... ... ... ... ...
Total ... ...
Daily average attendance ... ... ... ...
1874.
22
2,778
2,800
2,657
117
...
26
2,800
30.78
1875.
26
2,896
2,922
2,773
116
1
32
2,922
34.76
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations ...
Capital ... ... ...
Minor ... ... ...
Total
1
124
125
...
61
61
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January ... ... ...
European Subscriptions ... ... ... ...
Native
do. ... ... ... ...
Government Allowances ... ... ... ...
Other sources ... ... ... ...
Total
...
...
Rs. A. P.
...
...
156
685
10
0
0
11
...
841 10 11
Rs. A. P.
...
...
...
1,096
157
1,254
3
12
0
5
8
1
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENT.
Establishment ... ... ... ...
Europe Medicines ... ... ... ...
Bazaar Medicines ... ... ... ...
Contingencies
...
...
...
...
Total
...
...
648
109
82
2
841
0
0
6
3
10
0
11
10
2
11
l,11l
56
82
3
1,254
3
15
7
5
0
7
10
0
8
1
RUDAULI BRANCH
DISPENSARY.
75. The out-door patients numbered 2,373 against 2,011 in 1874,
of whom 2,249 were said to have been cured. No deaths have been
reported. One capital and 184 minor operations were performed : the
former was successful.
76. First Class Hospital Assistant Azimoollah Khan is well
reported of.
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RUDAULI BRANCH DISPENSARY.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January ...
Out-door Patients admitted ... ... ...
Total ... ...
Relieved and cured ... ... ... ...
Ceased to attend ... ... ... ... ...
Died
...
...
...
...
...
...
Remaining ... ... ... ... ...
Total ... ...
Daily average attendance ... ... ... ...
1874.
...
2,011
2,011
1,879
111
...
21
2,011
33.29
1875.
21
2,352
2,373
2,249
104
...
20
2,373
28.78
Surgical operations
Surgical operations ...
Capital ... ... ...
Minor ... ... ...
Total ... ...
...
132
132
1
184
185
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January ... ... ...
European Subscriptions ... ... ...
Native
ditto ... ... ...
Government Allowances ... ... ...
Other sources ... ... ... ...
TOTAL ... ...
Rs. As. P.
...
...
75
925
84
l,085
13
0
9
7
9
11
0
8
Rs. As. P.
...
...
...
872
154
1,027
15
9
8
10
0
10
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment ... ... ...
Europe Medicines ... ... ...
Bazaar Medicines
...
...
...
...
...
Contingencies ... ... ... ...
Total
...
...
888
109
81
6
1,085
0
0
10
12
7
0
11
9
0
8
888
56
80
1
1,027
0
15
13
12
8
0
10
0
0
10
ZAIDPUR BRANCH
DISPENSARY.
77. There were 2,593 out patients treated against 1,640 in 1874, of
whom 1,135 were cured, and one death reported. Three capital and 124
minor operations were performed ; of the former, 2 removal of tumors
and 1 paracentesis abdominis, all were successful.
78. Fourth Class Hospital Assistant Hurdeo Pershad in charge is
well reported on as to conduct and qualifications.
ZAIDPUR BRANCH DISPENSARY.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January ...
Out door Patients admitted ... ... ...
Total ... ...
Relieved and cured ... ... ... ...
Ceased to attend ... ... ... ... ...
Died ... ... ... ... ... ...
Remaining ... ... ... ... ...
Total ... ...
1874.
36
1,604
1,610
1,303
315
1
21
1,640
1875.
21
2,572
2,593
1,135
1,432
1
25
2,593
( 15 )
Surgical operations.
Daily average attendance ... ... ... ...
Surgical operations ...
Capital ... ... ...
Minor ... ... ...
Total
...
...
1874.
19.17
7
140
147
1875.
23.34
3
124
127
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January ... ... ...
European subscriptions ... ... ... ...
Native subscriptions ... ... ... ...
Government allowances ... ... ... ...
Other sources ... ... ... ... ...
Total ... ...
Rs. As. P.
...
...
...
517
318
835
0
3
4
11
1
0
Rs. As. P.
...
...
...
255
436
692
8
8
1
5
8
1
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment ... ... ... ... ...
Europe medicines ... ... ... ...
Bazaar medicines ... ... ... ... ...
Contingencies ... ... ... ... ...
Total ... ...
648
109
78
0
0
3
0
11
1
...
835 4 0
556
56
78
4
15
13
2
10
1
...
692
1 1
HAIDARGARH BRANCH
DISPENSARY.
79. The total number treated as out patients was 5,676 against
2,581 in 1874, of which 5,366 were said to be cured ; 5 deaths are reported,
and 110 operations of a minor character were performed.
80. Fourth Class Hospital Assistant Hoormut Khan has conducted
himself well during the year ; his qualifications are fair, but he has not
passed in English.
HAIDARGARH BRANCH DISPENSARY.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January ...
Out-door Patients admitted ... ... ...
Total ... ...
Relieved and cured ... ... ... ...
Ceased to attend ... ... ... ... ... ...
Died ... ... ... ... ... ...
Remaining ... ... ... ...
Total
...
...
Daily average attendance ... ... ... ...
1874.
10
2,571
2,58l
2,468
80
3
30
2,581
27.08
1875.
30
5,646
5,676
5,366
263
5
42
5,676
31.37
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations ...
Capital ... ... ...
Minor ... ... ...
Total ... ...
...
60
60
...
110
110