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BRANCH DISPENSARY
SINGAHI.
153. This dispensary was opened on the 23rd July last, and is in
charge of 3rd Class Hospital Assistant Mahomed Yar Khan. I inspected it
on the 14th December, and was displeased with its untidy dirty appearance;
it was more like an institution gone out of use than one newly established.
This is a very sickly part of the district, and kindness and attention
on the part of the hospital assistant should, I think, soon make this
dispensary much frequented. 647 out-door and 33 in-door patients have
been treated since the opening day : goitre is very prevalent; 77 persons
applied for treatment, and 52 are recorded as relieved or cured. The build-
ing is, of course, in good repair, being quite new; it contains two wards and
a room for medicines, with a large verandah on three sides; there are a
latrine and a cookhouse in the compound.
BRANCH DISPENSARY
DHAURAHRA.
154. This dispensary was opened on the 20th August last in a house
lent temporarily for the purpose by the Mahárájah of Kappurthala. 3rd
Class Hospital Assistant Allabanda is in charge ; he is a man of inferior
attainments, quite ignorant of English, and unable himself to prepare the
monthly returns correctly. I visited Dhaurahra on the 4th December to
inspect the temporary dispensary, and to choose a site for the permanent
one, which is now in course of erection. 476 out-door patients have been
treated up to the end of the year ; there is no accommodation as yet for
in-door patients: with a skilful experienced hospital assistant in charge this
dispensary should be largely attended, as it is in the centre of an unhealthy
part of the district: goitre is prevalent hereabouts. The Mahárájah of
Kappurthala has promised to contribute Rs. 380 a year towards the
support of this dispensary.
Funds.
155. The expenditure of the Sadr, Gola, and Muhamdi dispensaries
was met from the subscriptions Native and European: there was a balance
of Rs. 204-0-4 to credit on the 1st January 1874 : subscriptions were
small in 1873, and in November of that year a sum of Rs. 500 was
transferred from other sources : in 1874 the subscriptions amounted to
Rs. 1,262-2-4; on the 1st January 1875 there was a balance of Rs. 379-2 9
to the credit of these three dispensaries. The expenditure of the new
dispensaries at Singáhi and Dhaurahra has been debited to local rates :
these institutions having been established in 1874, come under the new
rules, i. e., the Government allowance only covers half the pay of the
hospital assistant in charge, the remainder and the salary of the com-
pounder are paid from district funds. Each hospital assistant sends
with the contingent bill of the month receipts in support of every charge,
and these are examined at the sadr before the bill is passed. As will be
seen from the comparative statements appended, the general expenditure
decreased considerably in 1874, but without any detriment to the
institutions. I am not aware of any charge having been made
for Europe medicines, or it is a nominal one, for it has not been
debited.
156. The following comparative statements of the four branch dis-
pensaries are herewith added :—
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BRANCH DISPENSARY, GOLA.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January 1874,
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, .. ..
1873.
27
371
4,183
4,581
4,184
330
47
20
4,581
7.95
35.79
43.74
1874.
20
343
3,340
3,703
3,531
133
12
27
3,703
6.13
28.10
34.23
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital, .. .. .. ..
Minor, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
..
65
65
..
155
155
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January 1874, .. .. ..
European subscriptions, .. .. .. .. ..
Native
ditto, .. .. .. .. ..
Government allowances, .. .. .. .. ..
Other sources, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Rs. A. P.
..
332
576
5
0
2
0
..
908 5 2
Rs. A. P.
..
285
576
11
0
7
0
..
861 11 7
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment,
..
..
..
..
..
..
Dieting In-door patients,
..
..
..
..
..
Europe medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Bazar medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total,
..
..
Cost of dieting each In-door patient, .. .. ..
684
86
0
7
0
11
..
80
57
908
0
9
3
5
1
10
2
0
684
86
0
2
0
5
..
65
26
861
0
6
2
11
0
8
6
7
7
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BRANCH DISPENSARY, MUHAMDI.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st January 1873, ..
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, .. ..
1873.
52
282
3,470
3,804
3,358
380
12
54
3,804
7.81
47.82
55.63
1874.
54
237
2,944
3,235
2,840
336
6
53
3,235
6.13
42.49
48.62
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital, .. .. .. ..
Minor,
..
..
..
..
Total, .. ..
..
209
209
2
239
241
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
European subscriptions, .. .. .. .. ..
Native
ditto, .. .. .. .. ..
Government allowances, .. .. .. .. ..
Other sources,
..
..
..
..
..
..
Total, .. ..
Rs.
521
576
A.
14
0
P.
6
0
..
1,097 14 6
Rs.
291
576
A.
15
0
P.
3
0
..
867 15 3
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Dieting in-door patients, .. .. .. .. ..
Europe medicines. .. .. .. .. .. ..
Bazaar medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, .. .. ..
684
86
0
6
0
1
..
78
113
961
0
0
6
3
1
5
9 Pies.
684
74
0
5
0
3
..
71
38
867
8
1
15
6
6
3
9 Pies.
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BRANCH DISPENSARY, SINGAHI.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January 1874.
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, .. ..
1873.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
1874.
..
33
647
680
26
551
86
2
3
1
11
680
3.00
15.80
18.80
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital, .. .. .. ..
Minor, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
..
..
..
..
21
21
Receipts
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January, .. .. .. ..
European subscriptions, ..
..
.. .. ..
Native
ditto, .. .. .. .. ..
Government allowances, .. .. .. .. ..
Other sources, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Rs. A. P.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Rs. A. P.
..
..
..
..
88
249
337
5
6
12
10
5
3
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
Dieting in-door patients, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Europe medicines, .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
Bazaar medicines, .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Cost of dieting each in-door patient,
..
..
..
..
267
25
15
15
7
0
..
23
20
337
0
9
4
12
2
6
2
3
8
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BRANCH DISPENSARY, DHAURAHRA.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st January 1874, ..
In-door patients admitted, .. .. .. ..
Out-door patients admitted, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
1873.
..
..
..
..
1874.
..
..
476
476
Relieved and cured,
In-door patients, .. .. ..
Out-door patients, .. ..
..
..
..
450
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, .. ..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
26
476
..
6.23
6.23
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capical,
..
..
..
..
Minor,
..
..
.. ..
Total. .. ..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January, .. .. ..
European subscriptions, ..
..
..
.. ..
Native
ditto, .. .. .. .. ..
Government allowances,
..
..
..
..
..
Other sources,
..
..
..
.. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Rs. A. P.
..
..
..
..
..
..
Rs. A. P.
..
..
..
71
125
197
14
5
4
11
9
8
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment,
..
..
..
..
..
Dieting in-door patients, .. .. .. ..
Europe medicines, .. .. .. .. ..
Bazaar medicines, .. .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, .. .. ..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
179 13 11
..
..
13
4
197
2
4
4
5
3
7
..
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HARDOI SADR DISPEN-
SARY.
157. Inspected on the 18th December in company with Dr. Logg,
the Civil Surgeon.
158. Third Class Hospital Assistant Kali Persaud, who died in
August last, was succeeded by 2nd Class Hospital Assistant Bindrabund
Dass on the 23rd October, an efficient and attentive medical subordinate,
but of so delicate a constitution that he is often absent from his duty on
account of sickness, and allows his office work to get into arrears.
159. The daily attendance during 1874 was as follows—9.67 in-door
and 38.58 out-door patients, or an increase of 16.14 on the total daily
attendance for 1873.
160. Fifteen capital operations were performed besides 15 reductions
of dislocated joints. Seven of the former were successfully operated on
by Dr. Logg, and eight by the Hospital Assistant, five of which termin-
ated fatally, but, as I am assured by Dr. Logg, from causes over which
they had no control.
161. Medical Pupil Ram Deen is attentive and willing, but might
have made more progress in his studies.
162. The hospital as a building is in good repair, but the accommo-
dation is defective, inasmuch as there is no residence for the medical
staff.
163. Instruments in good order ; medicines, &c., properly corked and
labelled; poisons in separate almiras.
SADR DISPENSARY, HARDOI.
Surgical operations.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January 1874,
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, .. ..
Surgical operations.
Capital, .. .. .. ..
Minor, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
1873.
20
239
3,897
4,156
3,284
809
22
41
4,156
8.8
23.61
31.69
14
219
233
1874.
41
219
5,534
5,794
4,810
872
12
100
5,794
9.70
38.96
48.66
23
735
758
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Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance on 1st January 1874, .. .. .. ..
European subscriptions, .. .. .. .. ..
Native
ditto, .. .. .. .. ..
Government allowances, .. .. .. .. ..
Other sources, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
1873.
Rs.
As. P.
..
113
1,964
456
3,125
5,658
0
5
0
5
10
0
0
0
2
2
1874.
Rs.
601
163
As.
1
0
P.
8
0
See other
sources.
2,474
2,978
6,216
10
2
14
3
6
5
Disbursements
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Dieting in-door patients, .. .. .. .. ..
Europe medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Bazaar medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Repairs to all four dispensaries, .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, .. .. ..
612
251
220
85
224
0
5
2
6
0
0
8
3
9
9
..
1,392 15 5
1 anna & 5 pie.
622
245
1,211
78
225
318
2,701
10
8
4
15
3
5
15
3
8
0
0
5
9
1
1 anna 6 pie.
JAIL HOSPITAL,
HARDOI.
164. Inspected on the 19th December. Strength of prisoners 256,
only four mild cases under treatment. The prisoners have been remarkably
healthy during 1874 ; the daily average of sick to strength has been 2.4,
and the total number of deaths two.
165. The dry earth system of conservancy is fully carried out; the
medicines and instruments in good order.
166. Third Class Hospital Assistant Abdool Wahid is unfavorably
reported of by Dr. Logg; he absented himself on one occasion for 24 hours,
for which I ordered himself to personally report himself at 12 and 4 o'clock
daily at the Civil Surgeon's quarters until further orders. This is not
the first time he has been handed up by his superior officer ; his next
offence will be visited with a severer punishment.
POLICE HOSPITAL
HARDOI.
167. Inspected on the 20th December 1874. The strength of the
police force is 444 ; there were only two old patients under treatment on
the occasion of my visit; the men have been exceedingly healthy during
the current year, only 6.44 of sick to strength up to date. The hospital
as a building is one of the best I have seen in the province, but the
drainage in the neighbourhood and throughout the lines is very defective.
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HARDOI BRANCH DIS-
PENSARIES.
168. The following is Dr. Logg's report on the three branch dispen-
saries in the Hardoi district:—
SANDILA BRANCH
DISPENSARY.
169. Had an average daily attendance of 89.8 out-door and 0.11
in-door patients, against 94.53 out-door and 1.2 in-door patients in 1873 ;
few or no in-door patients could be admitted as no funds were available,
which I consider is a great pity in such a large town as Sandíla, and would
suggest that the municipality be asked to contribute something towards
the support of the institution instead of throwing away money filling up
useless holes and dirty ditches, which I know they do at present.
170. Eight hundred and sixty-nine fever cases were treated during
year, viz., 867 out-door and two in-door, against 566 out-door and two
in-door in 1873, giving an increase of 301 cases.
171. Twelve capital and 345 minor operations were performed by
Dhanpal, First Class Hospital Assistant ; the capital operations were nine
for tapping in abdominal dropsy, two for removal of tumours, and one for
removal of urethral calculi by cutting. He also reduced 16 dislocations.
SHAHABAD BRANCH
DISPENSARY.
172. Gives an average daily attendance of 90.07 out-door and 7.43
in-door patients. 1,408 cases of fever were treated out-door, and 53
in-door during the year. Both the average daily attendance and the
number of fever cases treated are considerably higher than in 1873.
173. No capital operations were performed by First Class Hospital
Assistant Lala Ram Sahai; the minor operations performed by him were
754, with the reduction of five dislocations. Last year there were four
capital operations performed at this dispensary.
BILGRAM BRANCH DIS-
PENSARY.
174. The Bilgrám Dispensary treated 75.20 out-door and 9.04 in-door
patients daily, against 79.53 out-door and 4.08 in-door in 1873.
175. 1,548 cases of fever were treated out-door and 97 in-door; in
1873, 1,348 cases were treated out-door and 45 in-door.
176. Twenty-one capital and 404 minor operations were performed at
this dispensary during the year by Hospital Assistants Noor Buksh and
Noor Mohamed.
177. All the dispensaries are now in fair repair, except the one at
Sandíla, which, I regret to say, has only been patched up.
178. All the hospital assistants worked cheerfully and gave me
entire satisfaction ; not so the menial servants, two of whom were dis-
missed for misconduct.
179. In concluding this report, I would beg leave to explain, with
reference to the remarks of the Secretary to the Government of India on
the report of the dispensaries in Oudh for 1873, that the large number
of out-door patients returned as treated in the branch dispensaries of
the Hardoi district is accounted for by the fact that two of the branch
dispensaries, viz., Shahabad and Bilgrám, are situated in fever tracts,
notably so Shahabad, which during the year under report has treated no
less than 1,461 fever cases alone. Bilgrám also showing a large increase
from the same cause, owing probably to the heavy floods which laid the
greater part of the country under water for weeks.
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180. The comparative statements of the three branch dispensaries
are added :—
BRANCH DISPENSARY, SANDÍLA.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January 1874,
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, ...
1873.
162
20
7,185
7,367
5,861
1,351
1
154
7,367
12
94.53
95.55
1874.
154
23
7,835
8,012
6,959
917
...
136
8,012
9
39.66
89.75
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations, Capital,
...
...
Minor, ... ...
Total, ...
11
387
398
12
345
357
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
European subscriptions,
...
Native
ditto,
...
Government allowances, ... ...
Other sources, ... ...
Total, ...
Rs. A. P. Rs. A. P.
Shown in the statement of
Sadr Dispensary.
816 0 0
...
816 0 0
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment,
...
...
...
Dieting in-door patients, ... ...
Europe medicines, ... ...
Bazaar medicines, ... ...
Contingencies, ... ... ...
Total, ...
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, ... ...
912
1
0
5
0
0
912
0
0
8
0
3
Shown in the Sadr Dis-
pensary.
180
103
1,197
13
6
8
3
6
9
1 anna & ½ pie.
145
130
1,188
2
9
4
11
4
6
1 anna.
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BRANCH DISPENSARY, SHAHABAD.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January 1874,
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, ...
1873.
60
144
6,348
6,540
6,032
415
25
77
6,549
4.65
72.50
77.15
1874.
77
272
7,622
7,971
7,474
395
13
84
7,971
7.43
90.07
97.50
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital,
Minor, ...
...
...
Total,
...
...
...
4
515
519
17
742
759
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
European subscriptions, ... ... ...
Native
ditto, ... ... ...
Government allowances, ... ... ...
Other sources, ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
Shown in the Sadr Dis-
pensary.
Ditto.
Rs.
662
A.
10
P.
3
Ditto.
Shown in the
Sadr Dis-
pensary.
Ditto.
Shown in the Sadr Dis-
pensary.
662 10 3
...
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, ... ... ... ...
Dieting in-door patients, ... ... ...
Europe medicines, ... ... ...
Bazaar medicines, ... ... ...
Contingencies, ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, ... ...
Rs.
782
42
A.
10
5
P.
3
0
Rs.
960
93
A.
0
10
P.
0
0
Shown in the Sadr Dis-
pensary.
115
106
1,046
2
10
11
3
1
7
11 Pies.
117
107
1,279
10
14
2
3
7
10
1 Anna.
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BRANCH DISPENSARY, BILGRÁM.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January 1874.
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, ...
1873.
91
251
7,093
7,435
6,975
366
10
84
7,435
4.08
79.53
83.61
1874.
84
536
7,828
8,448
7,990
355
13
90
8,448
9.04
75.20
84.24
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital,
Minor,
... ...
... ...
Total, ...
12
284
296
25
383
408
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
European subscriptions, .. .. .. ..
Native
ditto, .. .. .. ..
Government allowances, .. .. .. ..
Other sources,
..
..
..
..
..
Total, ..
Shown in the Sadr
Dispensary.
Ditto.
Rs.
396
A.
0
P.
0
Shown in the
Sadr
Dis-
pensary.
Shown in the Sadr
Dispensary.
396 0 0
Shown in the
Sadr Dis-
pensary.
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, .. .. .. .. ..
Dieting in-door patients, .. .. .. .. ..
Europe medicines, .. .. .. ..
Bazaar medicines,
..
..
..
..
Contingencies, .. .. .. .. ..
Total, ..
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, .. ..
Rs.
517
89
A.
1
11
P.
4
9
Rs.
510
204
A.
12
6
P.
0
6
Shown in the Sadr
Dispensary.
115
146
869
0
15
14
10
1
0
6
7
3
102
152
978
0
6
3
11
1
0
3
9
4
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SADR DISPENSARY,
FYZABAD.
181. The building is well known to be one of the finest dispensaries
in Oudh, I was sorry however to observe that owing to the roof being under
timbered, the wood work is beginning to lurch, and is in some places
dangerous, causing considerable leakage, and I fear will require numerous
supports which will spoil the appearance of the spacious wards.
182. Third Grade Assistant Surgeon, Greesh Chunder Mitter, in
medical charge, is most favorably spoken of by the Superintendent Dr. J.
Cameron.
183. I examined the instruments and records and found everything
in excellent order.
January 1875.
184. Made my final annual inspection of this institution on the 25th
January. There are 21 patients under treatment of which seven are
important surgical cases. The records shew a daily average of 18.03
in-door and 31.05 out-door patients for the year 1874.
185. There have been 33 capital operations for which 19 were per-
formed by Dr. J. Cameron and 14 by the Assistant Surgeon in resident
medical charge, of these 24 were successful; the number of deaths in
hospital have been 66; this may appear high, but it must be remembered
many of them were from the first hopeless cases and merely came in to die.
186. The medical pupil, Mahommed Hossein, has made fair progress
lately, but has left off attending the English class at the zilla school,
which I. have ordered him at once to continue to do.
187. Comparative statement is herewith submitted.
SADR FYZABAD CHARITABLE DISPENSARY.
Remaining under treatment cm 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, ..
1873.
86
339
5,123
5,548
227
3,896
1,292
66
..
16
51
5,548
18.03
31.06
49.09
1874.
94
342
5,032
5,468
243
3,961
1,107
70
1
15
71
5,468
17.94
31.88
49.82
( 38 )
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital, ..
Minor, ..
* By Civil Surgeon,
..
„ Assistant Surgeon ..
Total, ..
.. ..
.. ..
19 ..
14 ..
33 ..
Total, ..
1873.
*33
368
401
1874.
14
366
380
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in band on 1st January, .. ..
European Subscriptions, ... ... ...
Native
ditto, ... ... ...
Government Allowances, ... ... ...
Other Sources (Local Rates), ... ... ...
Total, ...
Rs.
828
345
230
1,296
776
3,477
A.
13
8
4
0
8
2
P.
9
0
0
0
3
0
Rs.
465
314
368
1,370
770
3,288
A.
9
0
8
4
2
8
P.
10
0
0
5
2
5
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, ... ... ... ...
Dieting In-door patients, ... ... ... ...
Europe Medicines, ... ... ...
Bazar Medicines,
...
...
...
...
Contingencies,
...
...
...
...
Total, ...
Cost of dieting each In-door patient, ... ...
1,733
419
11
125
219
2,509
10
4
0
5
12
1
0
6
6
6
6
0
One anna 3
pie per head
per day.
1,808
319
1
4
5
1
Nil.
113
218
2,459
11
9
10
10
4
8
One anna per
head per
day.
JAIL HOSPITAL, FYZA-
BAD.
26th January 1875.
188. Made my final annual inspection of the Jail Hospital on the
26th January 1875, found everything in excellent order ; there were seven
men in hospital—from the books it appears that the daily average number
of sick for the year is 10.21 to a daily average strength of 774.92. There
have been in all 11 deaths in hospital or 3.15 to strength, in fact the
prisoners have been exceedingly healthy. The medical subordinates have
all done their work well and the medical pupil, Alla-ood-deen is an
exceedingly well conducted and attentive lad and has made great progress
in his studies, and can read and write English.
POLICE HOSPITAL
FYZABAD.
189. No medical stores, beyond a pocket case and a few medicines
are kept here ; the Civil Dispensary is drawn on as required.
190. Second Class Hospital Assistant Akbur Ally is in medical
charge ; he is not very highly spoken of by the Civil Surgeon ; his contin-
gent bills are frequently high ; he has been warned to be more careful
for the future ; there were 10 slight cases in hospital out of a force of 575
police sepoys.