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Surgical operations.
Surgical operations.
Capital, .. .. ..
Minor,
..
..
..
Total, .. ..
1872.
......
1
1
1873.
......
14
14
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
European Subscriptions, .. .. .. ..
Native
Ditto, .. .. .. ..
Government Allowances, .. .. .. ..
Other Sources. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. .. .. ..
......
......
......
258
258
11
11
5
5
......
......
......
549
549
15
15
9
9
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, .. .. .. .. ..
Dieting In-door Patients, .. .. .. .. ..
Europe Medicines, .. .. .. .. ..
Bazar Medicines, .. .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Cost of Dieting each In-door Patient, .. ..
140 0 0
......
88
16
14
258
0
0
10
11
0
8
9
5
......
444 0 0
......
......
42
63
549
8
7
15
3
6
9
......
BARA BANKI SADR
DISPENSARY.
Dr. Franklin has been in medical charge since October 1872. The
marked improvement in all points in the Dispensary during 1873 is very
gratifying, and which is entirely due to his methodical arrangements and
ability.
It will be observed on reference to the subjoined comparative state-
ment that the admissions of out and in-door patients are doubled, that
the capital operations have increased from 2 in 1872, to 47 in 1873, and
the minor operations from 76 to 251.
First Class Hospital Assistant Shaikh Hingin has been in medical
charge since the 2nd September, is an intelligent and well conducted man,
speaks and writes English fluently, and has very good knowledge of his
profession.
Medical Pupil Mirza Soobhan Beg is reported of good character,
but is idle and inattentive, and has made very little progress.
Medical Pupil Wazeer Alí is reported in the nominal disposition roll
for December 1873, as idle and inattentive, and a bad character, but Dr.
Franklin states he has only had cause to find fault with him once, and that his
backwardness is more owing to want of ability than disinclination to work.
( 17 )
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, .. .. .. ..
Total, ..
Daily Average attendance of In-door Patients, ..
Ditto
ditto,
Out-door Patients, ..
Total, ..
1872.
58
224
3,155
3,437
2,500
853
34
50
3,437
8.76
61.62
70.38
1873.
50
509
6,192
6,751
5,327
1,264
47
113
6,751
31.13
89.88
121.01
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations.
Capital, .. .. ..
Minor, .. .. ..
Total, ..
2
74
76
47
204
251
Receipts.
RECEIPTS,
European Subscriptions, .. .. ..
Native
Ditto, .. .. ..
Government Allowances, .. .. ..
Other Sources, .. .. ..
Total, ..
137
3,970
853
0
12
5
0
11
0
......
4,961 1 11
160
3,263
878
5
4,306
0
5
2
4
12
0
6
8
0
2
Disbursements,
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishments, .. .. ..
Dieting In-door Patients, .. .. ..
Europe Medicines, .. .. ..
Bazar Medicines, .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. ..
Total, ..
Cost of Dieting each In-door Patient, .. ..
1,237
120
5
3
0
1
......
288
507
2,153
0
7
9
9
0
3
10
2
7
1,379
680
49
326
431
2,866
1
8
4
0
7
9
14
5
7
8
0
11
5
7
4
BRANCH
DISPENSARIES IN
BÁRA BANKI.
Dr. Franklin has submitted the following Reports on the working
of the 6 Branch Dispensaries in the Bára Banki District:—
Number of Branches.
" There are six branch dispensaries in this district. Two of them,
Rámnaggar, and Rám Sanai Ghat have existed for some years, the
remaining four viz., those at Zaidpur, Hydergarh, Futtehpur and
Rudowlí have been opened during this year. All belong to the 3rd
How supported.
" Government contributes the pay of Hospital Assistants and Com-
pounder s, the remainder of necessary cost for establishment, repairs to
buildings,
&c., being guaranteed from Local Cess Fund.
( 18 )
Building of new branches.
" Suitable buildings have been provided, on the ground plan shown
below :—
Enclosed yard.
Hospital Assistant's Quarters.
Dispensary.
Verandah for out patients to visit in.
No accommodation is provided for in-patients, any sick requiring treatment
in Hospital are sent to the Sadr Dispensary.
BRANCH DISPENSARY
RAMNAGGAR.
"The dispensary is a flat roofed pakka building with a good
verandah on its four sides. There is only one room ; in this are kept the
medicines, books and instruments. The out patients are seen in the
verandah.
Attendance.
"Attendance of patients was, as compared with 1872, good.
New patients treated, ... ...
Remaining under treatment, ...
Total, ...
Cured or relieved, ... ...
Ceased to attend, ... ...
Died,
...
... ...
Remaining, ... ... ...
Total, ...
1872
1,728
18
1,746
1,547
165
8
26
1,746
1873
2,066
26
2,092
1,941
128
1
22
2092
" The daily average attendance of patients was
1872
20.49
1873
25.81
Surgical operations.
"There were 25 minor surgical operations performed during the
year.
"The disbursements were :—
Expenditure.
Establishments, ...
Bazar medicines, ...
Total, ...
1872
Rs.
„
Rs.,
684
83
764
0
14
14
0
6
6
1873
Rs.
„
Rs.
669
83
752
0
7
7
0
1
1
Inspection
visit,
I "have visited this dispensary several times during the year and
on each occasion found it clean and in good order, with books written up
to date.
( 19 )
Hospital Assistant.
"The Hospital Assistant, Bhola Misser is a very intelligent man
with fair knowledge of English, he has a good practical knowledge of his
profession.
BRANCH DISPENSARY
RAM SANAI GHAT.
Building.
"This is the most wretched institution of the kind I have seen
anywhere, it is situated in the bazaar and consists of one small dark room
without convenience of any kind. On 1st January 1874, the establish-
ment and furniture were removed to Durriabad, and the dispensary closed.
I do not think it would be worth re-opening as Durriabad and Rudowlí
both have dispensaries, and are within reasonable distance of Sanai.
"The attendance for the year was :—
Attendance.
Remaining, ...
...
...
New cases, ... ... ...
Total ...
Cured and relieved, ... ...
Ceased to attend, ... ...
Remaining, ... ... ...
Total, ...
1872
12
1,224
1,236
1,047
173
16
1,236
1873
16
1,342
1,358
1,220
125
13
1,358
" Daily average attendance of patients was
1872
18.89
1873
17.63
Surgical operations.
" Eighteen minor surgical operations were performed during the
year.
Expenditure
" The disbursements were:—
Establishment, ...
Bazaar medicines, ...
Total ...
1872
Rs.
„
Rs.,
504
84
588
0
0
0
0
7
7
1873
Rs.
„
Rs.
468
83
555
0
11
11
0
1
1
Inspection Visit.
" I visited this dispensary three times during the year, on each
occasion found it in an untidy state, but this was due more to the want of
proper accommodation than the fault of the Hospital Assistant.
Hospital
"The Hospital Assistant, Lál Mun, is well conducted and performs
his duties satisfactorily.
BRANCH DISPENSARY
ZAIDPUR
Inspection Visit.
"Opened 7th July 1873. I visited this Dispensary three months
after it was opened and found every thing in excellent working order.
( 20 )
Attendance.
" The attendance of patients since 7th July 1873 was
Relieved and cured, ... ... ...
Ceased to attend, ... ... ...
Died,
...
...
...
...
Remaining,
...
...
...
Total, ...
"The daily average attendance was ... ...
1,064
469
3
36
1,572
41.52
Surgical operations.
" Three capital, 129 minor surgical operations have been performed
This is very creditable to the Hospital Assistant Ram Lál.
Expenditure.
" The disbursements were :—
Establishment,
...
...
...
Bazaar medicines ... ... ...
Contingencies, ... ...
...
Rs.
„
„
322
37
54
1
2
0
5
7
0
Hospital Assistant.
" This is the best branch Dispensary in the district. It has been
in charge of Second Class Hospital Assistant, Rám Lál, a very intelligent
and energetic man. He speaks and writes English well, and has a sound
knowledge of his profession. The work done since the opening of Dispen-
sary is most creditable to him.
BRANCH DISPENSARY
HYDERGARH.
Inspection Visit.
" Opened 2nd July 1873. I visited this dispensary three months
after it was opened. It was in a very dirty and disorderly condition.
Attendance.
" The attendance of patients since 2nd July was,
Cured and relieved, ... ... ...
Ceased to attend, ... ... ...
Remaining, ... ... ...
Total,
" The daily average attendance being, ...
361
35
10
406
13.75
Surgical operation.
" Fifteen minor surgical operations wore performed.
Expenditure.
" The disbursements were :—
Establishment, ... ... ...
Bazaar medicines, ... ... ...
Contingencies, ... ... ...
Total, ...
Rs.
„
„
Rs.
204
30
20
255
7
13
7
12
5
8
3
4
Hospital Assistant.
" Less work has been done by this Dispensary than by any other
branch in the district. It was in charge of 3rd class Hospital Assistant
Abdul Wáhid Khán, from its opening to the 27th December. He was a
very slovenly careless man, and was so unfit for an independent charge that
I was obliged to report him to Deputy Surgeon General, who removed
him to the Lucknow Jail Hospital, where he will be under supervision of a
superior officer.
( 21 )
"Native Doctor, Húrm at Khán, has been in charge for last three
days of the year.
BRANCH DISPENSARY
FUTTEHPUR.
Inspection Visit.
" Opened 2nd July 1873. I have visited this dispensary twice since
its opening, and on each occasion found every thing in good order.
Attendance.
" The attendance of patients since 2nd July has been,
Cured and relieved, ... ... ...
Ceased to attend, ...
...
...
...
Died,
...
...
...
...
...
Remaining, ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
771
20
2
4
797
" The daily average attendance has been, ...
22.60
Surgical operations.
"Ninteen minor surgical operations have been performed.
Expenditure.
" The disbursements were—
Establishment, ... ... ...
Bazáar medicines, ...
...
...
Contingencies,
...
...
...
Total,
Rs.
„
„
Rs.
233
41
36
310
1
2
0
4
6
8
0
2
Hospital Assistant.
" Third Class Hospital Assistant Koonj Beharí Sukul, has held
charge since it was opened. He is an intelligent and well conducted man,
speaks and writes English fairly, has a good knowledge of his profes-
sional work, and is anxious to improve himself.
BRANCH DISPENSARY
DURRIABAD.
Inspection Visit.
" I visited this dispensary three months after it was opened and
found every thing in good order.
Attendance
"The attendance of patients since 15th July has been,
Cured and relieved, ... ... ...
Ceased to attend,
...
...
...
Remaining,
...
...
...
...
Total, ...
891
60
7
958
" The daily average attendance being
...
21.78
Surgical operations.
" Eleven minor surgical operations have been performed.
Expenditure.
" The disbursements were—
Establishment, ... ...
...
Bazaar medicines, ... ... ...
Contingencies, ... ... ...
Total,
Rs.
„
„
Rs.
437
45
20
503
7
14
7
12
8
0
3
11
Hospital Assistant.
"First Class Hospital Assistant, Azeemullah Khán has been in
charge. He is a well conducted and experienced man, with a good know
ledge of his professional work, but very little knowledge of English.
( 22 )
SEETAPOOR
SADR DISPENSARY.
Superintendent, Surgeon Major J. Ellis, M. D. , submits the following
report:—
" The dispensary building was repaired during the past year. The
repairs consisted in the substitution in a part of the building of a pakka
wall for a katcha one which had become unsafe, and in re-roofing some of
the tiled-roofed buildings forming the enclosure at the back of the dispen-
sary; these repairs cost about Rs. 1,149, and it is hoped that for some
time little additional repairs will be required.
" The dispensary returns for last year now submitted show a con-
siderable increase in the number of patients as compared with those for
1872. The total number of patients for each year being as follows :—
Total number of patients.
1872 ... ... ... ...
1873 ... ... ... ...
4,492
5,822
that is an increase of 29 per cent. on the number for 1872. This increase
occurred in the out-door patients. In the in-door patients there was a
slight decrease.
" The proportion of in-door to out-door patients was about 1 to 22.
" The proportion of female to male patients about 1 to 6.
" The operations performed during the year were,
Those for 1872 were, ... ...
Capital
operations.
7
5
Minor
oporations.
374
250
" Many of the minor operations were of a very trifling kind.
" The seven capital operations were,
Lithotomy, ... ... ... ...
Amputation, ... ... ... ...
Excision of tumours, ... ... ...
5
1
1
They were all successful.
" As usual the disease which caused the greatest number of admis-
sions to hospital was intermittent fever ; about one-seventh of the entire
number treated came under this disease. It was, however, much less
prevalent in the past than in former years. The patients treated for
dysentery and diarrhœa were much more numerous in the past than in
the preceding year and the same may be said of chest diseases.
' Skin disease' accounts for a great number of patients. This re-
presents a group of diseases always prevalent among the classes of the
population from which dispensary patient come. There were no cholera
patients at the dispensary during last year.
" Second Class Sub-Assistant Surgeon Tarini Churn Dutt was in
charge of the dispensary during the year, with the exception of one
month when he was on leave. He is a man of long service and his
professional qualifications are good.
( 23 )
Reamaining under treatment on the 1st of January, ..
In-door Patients admitted, .. .. ..
Out-door Patients admitted, .. .. ..
Total ..
Relieved and cured, .. .. ..
Ceased to attend,
..
..
..
..
Died, .. .. .. ..
Remaining , .. .. .. ..
Total, ..
Daily Average attendance of In-door Patients, ..
Do
Do.
Out-door Patients, ..
Total, ..
1872.
22
262
4,208
4,492
4,364
62
42
24
4,492
8.69
22.19
30.88
1873.
24
238
5,560
5,822
5,669
80
31
42
5,822
9.63
26.62
36.25
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations.
Capital, .. ..
Minor, .. ..
Total, ..
5
250
255
7
374
381
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
European Subscriptions, .. .. ..
Native
Ditto, .. .. ..
Government Allowances, .. .. ..
Other Sources, .. .. .. ..
Total, ..
138
994
1,896
0
9
0
0
9
0
..
..
..
3,028 9 9
232
763
1,896
269
3,161
0
11
0
15
10
0
2
0
0
2
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment,
..
..
..
Dieting In-door Patients,
..
..
..
European Medicines,
..
..
..
Bazar Medicines, .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. ..
Total, ..
Cost of Dieting each In-door Patient, .. ..
2,208
234
0
11
0
6
..
106
25
2,574
0
3
0
15
1
10
0
4
2
2,173
211
0
8
0
9
..
110
69
2,564
0
9
1
3
1
0
6
3
1
MAHMUDABAD
BRANCH DISPENSARY
IN SEETAPOOR.
'' There are at present two Medical Pupils attached to the dispensary,
Budhawa Singh and Ismael Khán : one, Budhawa Singh, is attentive and
of good conduct. Neither the conduct nor the attention of the other,
Ismael Khán has been satisfactory.
"Returns of the Mahmúdabad branch dispensary accompany this
report.This branch dispensary is supported by the Seetapoor dispensary
fund or from" Local Fund," at least it has no fund of its own.The Hos-
pital Assistant in charge of the dispensary has been changed during the
year,and I believe the change is likely to be advantageous.
( 24 )
The following comparative statement is submitted :—
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January, ..
In-door Pátients admitted, .. .. ..
Out-door Patients admitted, .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Relieved and cured, .. .. ..
Ceased to attend, .. .. .. ..
Died, .. .. .. .. ..
Remaining, .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Daily Average attendance of In-door Patients, ..
Do.
Do.
Out-door Patients, ..
Total, .. ..
1873.
26
87
1,743
1,856
1,391
388
9
68
1,856
3.43
26.96
30.39
1872.
32
121
1,033
1,186
829
525
6
26
11,86
3½
21
24½
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations.
Capital, .. .. ..
Minor, .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
..
37
37
..
..
..
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
European Subscriptions, .. .. ..
Native
Ditto, .. .. ..
Government Allowances, .. .. ..
Other Sources, .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, .. .. .. ..
Dieting In-door Patients, .. .. ..
Europe Medicines, .. .. .. ..
Bazar Medicines, .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Cost of Dieting each In-door Patient,
.. per diem,
684
69
0
1
0
5
..
80 14 6
..
830
0
15
1
11
1½
684
86
0
9
0
11
..
69 11 7
..
840
0
5
1
6
1
Remarks regarding the conduct and qualification of the Hospital
Assistant:—
Zahoor Hossain 2nd Class Hospital Assistant has had charge of the
Mahmudabad Dispensary. his qualifications arc pretty good. He has
since he joined his appointment passed the examination for promotion to
First Class Hospital Assistant. He appears attentive to his duties.
Dr. F. W. Higginson in charge submits the following report:—
KHERI.
Number of Institutions.
" There arc three dispensaries in the district. One at the sadr
station, one at Gola about 20 miles west and one at Mohumdi 20 miles
still further west ; it has been determined to open two other dispensaries
at Singhai and Dhourcha, and the necessary funds have been provided for
the purpose.
( 25 )
"The Sadr dispensary is visited daily.
"First Class Hospital Assistant Lala Rámsahoi was in charge of
the Sadr dispensary up to the end of March, when he was relieved by
second Class Hospital Assistant Rajab Khán who was transferred here from
Unáo. Rajab Khán has conducted himself entirely to my satisfaction,
his professional knowledge is above the average, he speaks and writes
English very well, and is kind and attentive to the sick under his care,
" Second Class Hospital Assistant Jehangeer Khán has been in charge
of the Branch dispensary at Mohumdi throughout the year. He is an intelli-
gent well conducted man, with a very fair professional knowledge, and
speaks and writes English very well.
"Second Class Hospital Assistant Karamut Husein has been in charge
of the Branch dispensary at Gola throughout the year. His professional
knowledge is inferior, he speaks and writes English very badly, his con-
duct has been good.
State of repair, additions
alterations, &c.
"All the dispensaries are in a good state of repair. The Hospital
for males at the Sadr was completely re-roofed in 1872. The Female Hos-
pital was condemned and a new one on a different plan is being built; a
new house for the Hospital Assistant in charge has been built and new
cook-house, latrine and servants' quarters are in course of erection. A pakka
well has been constructed in the dispensary compound.
Fittings.
"The medicines and instruments are kept in Almirahs which are
in good order. New durrís, blankets and charpoys were supplied to the
three dispensaries during the year.
Medicines, & c.,
"The supply of Europe and Native medicines was good and suffi-
cient. In May last 74 lbs. of quinine were purchased for the use of the
district, so there has been no want of this valuable drug. The instruments
have been kept in good repair, are serviceable and sufficient.
Attendance.
"The dispensaries have been well attended during the year. There
is a slight decrease in out door attendance at the Branch dispensaries
compared with 1872, but this is only consistent with the fact that 1872
was the more unhealthy year of the two.
sadr, ...
Gola, ..
Mohumdí,
1872, .. ..
1873, .. ..
1872, .. ..
1873, .. ..
1872, .. ..
1873, .. ..
IN-DOOR PATIENTS.
Admissions.
286
242
304
371
224
282
Daily average No.
11.15
11.31
7.5
9.95
7.19
7.81
OUT-DOOR PATIENTS.
Admissions.
4209
4431
4251
4183
4190
3470
Daily average No.
50.35
42.59
41.5
35.79
48.64
47.82
( 26 )
" The Branch dispensaries with a greater number of admissions have
a smaller daily average number of in-door patients than the Sadr. This
is in consequence no doubt of the patients losing patience and remain-
ing but a short time in hospital. At the Sadr there is more inducement
to stay until cured.
Operations.
"The operation for Lithotomy was performed three times during the
year, all the cases were successful and had a speedy convalescence; one
of the men operated on came all the way from Nepal, he was out of bed
cured on the tenth day. Amputation of the leg was performed for
Necrosis of the Tibia and the case did very well, the man improved
remarkably in general health after the operation. Amputation of the
forearm was performed for cancerous tumuor of the hand, the case pro-
gressed very favorably and the stump was healing kindly but the man
insisted on returning to his home before he was quite recovered, and the
result was that he came back three months afterwards with the disease
returned in the stump and with hardened ascillary and subclairan glands.
Six dislocations were successfully reduced. The operation for Phimosis
was performed three times, and a tumour the size of an orange was re-
moved from the right supra-orbital region.
Prevailing diseases.
" Malarious Fever has been very prevalent; 87 per cent. of the
entire number of deaths during the year are attributed to it. Cholera was
present in the district from March to September; 1073 persons were
attacked by the disease and 510 died, or under 50 per cent, so that the
epidemic cannot be considered to have been a very serious one. Special
reports concerning it have been submitted to the Deputy Surgeon Gene-
ral.
Funds.
" The subscriptions from Natives to the dispensaries have fallen
off this year, not from any ill feeling towards these institutions, but from
a general inability to pay anything, and it was necessary in November
to ask the Deputy Commissoner for funds from other sources to meet
expenses. A sum of over Rs. 500 was then put to the credit of the dis-
pensary fund.
" The following is a statement of receipts and expenditure :—
Name of Dis-
pensary.
Sadr, ..
Gola, ...
Mohumdi,
Total, ...
Balance 1st
January 1872.
226 1 8
...
...
226 1 8
Government
Contribution.
673
576
576
1,825
6
0
0
6
8
0
0
8
Receipts from
other Sources.
904
440
521
1,867
14
8
14
5
9
8
6
11
Total.
1,804
1,016
1,097
3,918
7
8
14
14
1
8
6
3
Expenditure.
1,296
1,016
1,097
3,411
11
8
14
1
0
8
6
2
Balance.
507 12 1
......
......
507 12 1
"The balance remaining is to the common credit of the three dispensa-
ries.
( 27 )
KHERI SADR DISPEN-
SARY.
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, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Daily Average attendance of In-door Patients, ..
Do.
Do.
Out-door Patsent, ..
Total, .. ..
1872.
44
286
4,209
4,539
4,231
220
26
62
4,539
11.15
50.35
61.50
1873.
62
242
4,431
4,735
4,434
232
19
50
4,735
11.31
42.59
53.64
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations.
Capital, .. ..
Minor, .. ..
Total,
..
..
9
437
446
5
240
245
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
European Subscriptions, .. .. ..
Native
Ditto, .. .. ..
Government Allowances, .. .. ..
Other Sources, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
431
816
1,060
2,549
4,857
0
11
0
7
3
0
3
7
3
1
573
693
538
1,804
0
6
0
7
5
8
0
1
Disbursements.
DISBURSMENTS.
Eatablishment, .. .. .. ..
dieting In-door Patients, .. .. ..
Europe Medicines, .. .. .. ..
Bazar Medicines,
.. .. .. ..
Coutingencies, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Cost of Dieting each In-door Patient, .. ..
984
119
306
122
2,553
4,086
0
0
12
7
8
3
0
1
0
6
10
4
4
0
0
841
197
303
112
144
1,600
0
6
12
11
8
15
6
1
8
0
9
9
7
9
0
"Remarks regarding the conduct and qualifications of the Hospital
Assistants and Medical Pupil :—
"Second Class Hospital Assistant Rajab Khan assumed charge of the
Sadr Dispensary in April last. He had previously been in charge of the
Jail and Police Hospitals at Unáo—his professional knowledge is above
the average, he speaks and writes English very well, he is exceedingly
kind and attentive to the sick under his charge and he has already esta-
blished a reputation for himself amongst the better class of Natives resi-
dent here; he has conducted himself entirely to my satisfaction.
"Medical
Pupil Gholam Dastgir was appointed to this Dispensary in
May last. He has not yet passed his English examination, his conduct