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Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January 1874, .. ..
European subscriptions, .. .. ..
Native
ditto, .. .. .. ..
Government allowances, .. .. ..
Other sources, .. .. .. ..
Total,
..
..
1873.
Rs. As. P.
..
..
..
576 0 0
..
576 0 0
1874.
Rs. As. P.
..
..
..
576 0 0
..
576 0 0
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, .. .. ..
Dieting of in-door patients, .. .. ..
Europe medicines, .. .. ..
Bazaar medicines,
..
..
..
..
Contingencies, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, .. ..
675
60
0
3
0
10
..
97
13
846
0
6
5
0
0
11
6
3
8½
684
44
0
1
0
0
..
30
36
795
0
6
13
5
0
9
6
3
9½
261. First Grade Hospital Assistant Shewrutton Dass in charge—
conduct and qualifications satisfactory.
BRANCH DISPENSARY, NÁNPÁRA.
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 ...
Ditto
ditto
of out-door patients,
...
Total,
...
...
1873.
...
...
3,054
3,054
...
2,639
335
...
23
...
57
3,054
...
14.33
14.33
1874.
57
...
2,410
2,467
...
2,196
251
...
10
...
10
2,467
...
16.20
16.20
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital, ... ...
Minor, ... ... ...
Total,
...
...
...
25
25
...
200
200
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January 1874, ... ...
European subscriptions, ... ... ...
Native
ditto,
...
...
...
...
Government allowances, ... ... ...
Other sources, ... ... ... ...
Total,
...
...
Rs. As. P.
...
...
...
576 0 0
...
576 0 0
Rs. . As. P.
...
...
...
576 0 0
...
576 0 0
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Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, ... ... ... ...
Dieting in-door patients, ... ... ...
Europe medicines, ... ... ... ...
Bazaar medicines, ... ... ... ...
Contingencies, ... ... ... ...
Total,
...
...
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, ... ...
1873.
Rs.
336
As.
0
P.
0
...
...
33
9
43
15
2
1
3
0
2
...
1874.
Rs.
672
As.
0
P.
0
...
...
68
30
98
2
6
9
9
11
8
...
262. Third Grade Hospital Assistant Ahmed Bux in charge—
conduct and qualifications satisfactory.
BRANCH DISPENSARY, BHINGA.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st 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, .. ..
Ditto
ditto
of out-door patients, .. ..
Total, .. ..
1873.
..
..
931
931
..
778
129
..
..
..
21
931
..
23.2
23.2
1874.
.. 24
..
2,245
2,269
..
2,0GG
180
..
4
..
19
2,269
..
23.51
23.51
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital, .. .. .. ..
Minor,
..
..
..
..
Total, .. ..
..
22
22
..
73
73
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January, .. .. .. ..
European subscriptions, .. .. .. .. ..
Native
ditto, .. .. .. .. ..
Government allowances, .. .. .. .. ..
Other sources,
..
..
..
..
..
..
Total, .. ..
Rs. As. P.
..
..
..
576 0 0
..
576 0 0
Rs, As. P.
..
..
260
576
0
0
0
0
..
0 0
( 52 )
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Dieting of in-door patients, .. .. .. ..
Europe medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Bazaar medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total,
..
..
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, .. .. ..
1873.
Rs.
332
As.
10
P.
0
..
..
19
13
364
1
0
12
3
9
0
..
1874
Rs.
672
As.
0
P.
0
..
..
48
35
755
5
4
9
6
5
11
..
263. Third Grade Hospital Assistant Lootff Ally in charge—
conduct and qualifications satisfactory.
BRANCH DISPENSARY, IKAUNA.
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, .. ..
Ditto
ditto
of out-door patients, .. ..
Total, .. ..
1873.
..
..
719
719
..
617
91
..
3
..
8
719
..
10.18
10.18
1874.
8
..
2,600
2,608
..
2,457
139
..
2
..
10
2,608
..
14.13
14.13
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital,
..
..
..
..
Minor,
..
..
..
..
Total, .. ..
..
13
13
..
115
115
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January 1874, .. .. ..
European subscriptions, .. .. .. .. ..
Native
ditto, .. .. .. .. ..
Government allowances, .. .. .. .. ..
Other sources, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Rs. As. P.
..
..
26
576
0
0
0
0
..
602 0 0
Rs. As. P.
..
..
286
576
0
0
0
0
..
862 0 0
( 53 )
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Dieting of in-door patients, .. .. .. ..
Europe medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Bazaar medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, .. .. ..
1873.
Rs.
278
As.
15
P.
4
..
..
11
12
303
12
15
11
5
9
6
..
1874.
Rs.
672
As.
0
P.
0
..
..
49
40
762
9
8
1
2
5
7
..
264. Third Grade Hospital Assistant Jaun Mahomed in charge ;
conduct and qualifications satisfactory.
SADR DISPENSARY,
GONDA.
265. Inspected on 27th January 1875 with Dr. Heffernan, the Civil
Surgeon.
266. Third Grade Assistant Surgeon Jadub Kristo Sen has been
attached to this dispensary since 23rd July 1872.
267. There are 15 patients under treatment in hospital, 12 of which
are surgical cases.
268. The books show a daily average of 13.60 in-door and 49.09 out-
door patients for 1874.
269. There have been 23 capital operations, 11 of which were per-
formed by Dr. Heffernan and 11 by the Assistant Surgeon in resident
medical charge, all of which were successful but three.
270. The two medical pupils, Omaid Roy and Hunnooman Pershad,
are brothers ; have been attentive and well conducted ; both can read and
write English, and have made tolerable progress in their medical studies.
271. The hospital as a building is quite unsuited for the requirements
of the place, but a new one is being built, which will probably be finished
by June next.
272. I found everything in excellent order.
273. The following comparative statement is added :—
SADR DISPENSARY, GONDA.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st January 1874, ..
In-door patients admitted, .. .. .. ..
Out-door patients admitted, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
1873.
53
274
9,364
9,691
1874.
52
255
8,561
8,868
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Relieved and cured, .. .. . .. ..
Ceased to attend, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Died, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Remaining, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Daily average attendance of in-door patients, .. ..
Do.
do.
out-door patients, .. ..
Total, .. ..
1873.
8,476
1,096
67
52
9,691
13.4
47.7
61.1
1874.
7,650
1,115
49
54
8,868
1.369
49.07
62.76
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital, .. .. .. ..
Minor, .. .. .. ..
Total. .. ..
14
269
283
23
348
371
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance on 1st January 1874, .. .. .. ..
European subscriptions, .. .. .. .. ..
Native
ditto, .. .. .. .. ..
Government allowances, .. .. .. .. ..
Other sources, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Rs. A. P.
..
205
477
1,296
796
2,774
0
1
0
7
8
0
0
0
9
9
Rs. A. P.
320
187
1,130
1,284
490
343
6
0
10
0
15
0
6
0
3
0
3
0
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Dieting in-door patients, .. .. .. .. ..
Europe medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Bazaar medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, .. .. ..
1,296
249
0
1
0
3
..
204
796
2,545
0
5
7
14
0
0
9
0
9
1,284
247
0
5
0
8
..
181
739
2,452
0
15
4
9
0
3
1
0
10
JAIL HOSPITAL
GONDA.
274. Inspected in company with Dr. Heffernan on the 27th January
1875.
275. On the occasion of my visit there were only two slight cases
under treatment in hospital in a strength of 504 ; the books show a daily
average of 11.49 sick on an average strength of 605.24.
276. The total number of deaths have been only 12, or two per cent.
to strength.
277. The prisoners have been exceedingly healthy ; no epidemic
disease whatever.
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278. Third Class Hospital Assistant Muzhurool Soobhan has been
attached to this jail since 13th September 1873; is tolerably well quali-
fied in English, and is well reported of by Dr. Heffernan as steady and
attentive.
279. The hospital is a large airy barrack, and the surface-drainage in
the hospital compound appears well attended to. The dry earth system
of conservancy is strictly carried out in the latrines; in fact, everything is
clean and in good order.
280. The instruments, medicines, and books, are carefully kept, and
in good order.
POLICE HOSPITAL
GONDA.
281. Inspected on 27th January 1875. There were seven cases
under treatment, two syphilis.
282. The daily average sick during the past year has been 6.42 to a
daily average strength of 483. There has been only one death in hospital.
283. The hospital and lines are in good repair, but there are no
latrines attached to the police barracks. The surface-drainage is excellent.
284. Second Class Hospital Assistant Oodet Narain Singh has been
attached to this hospital since the 12th December 1867 ; he is qualified in
English ; is favorably reported on as to conduct and qualifications.
285. The following report on the working of the branch dispensaries
in the Gonda district were submitted by Dr. Heffernan :—
BRANCH DISPENSARY
UTRAULA.
286. There has been a slight decrease in the total number of patients
treated during the year ; for this it is not easy to account, as most of the
people in that part of the district were in very needy circumstances until
the rains set in.
287. I visited the dispensary several times during the year, and
found it clean and in good working order ; the books written up to date.
288. First Class Hospital Assistant Futteh Khan was in charge up
to 16th November, when he was transferred to the branch dispensary at
Nawabganj about being opened. He was succeeded by Third Class
Hospital Assistant Russool Buksh.
289. Accommodation for hospital assistant and subordinates is sadly
required, and it is to be hoped that when funds are available they will be
erected without delay.
BRANCH DISPENSARY,
COLONELGANJ.
290. The dispensary has been in charge of First Class Hospital
Assistant Shaikh Raheem Buksh during the year. He is an attentive,
intelligent man, and possesses the confidence of the people.
291. I visited the dispensary several times during the year and found
it clean ; there were generally a number of out-door patients applying for
relief; the books were written up to date, and, I think, are reliable for
correctness. Accommodation for hospital assistant and servants is also
sadly required here. Since writing the above, I have been informed that
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funds will be available for this work and also for hospital assistant and
servants at Utraula, and that the building will be commenced at once.
BRANCH DISPENSARY
NAWABGANJ.
292. This dispensary was opened on the 16th November under the
charge of First Class Hospital Assistant Futteh Khan, a very intelligent
and energetic man. During that short time 1,009 patients attended the
hospital. I visited the dispensary twice and found everything correct.
293. This dispensary was much needed, and will become a most
popular one.
BRANCH DISPENSARY, COLONELGANJ.
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.
39
42
6,688
6,769
4,654
2,061
15
38
6,768
3.24
47.6
50.86
1874.
38
50
5,430
5,518
4,488
992
8
30
5,518
2.03
35.51
37.54
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital, .. .. .. ..
Minor, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
..
73
73
..
64
64
Receipts
RECEIPTS.
European subscriptions, ..
..
..
..
..
Native
ditto, .. .. .. .. ..
Government allowances, .. .. .. .. ..
Other sources, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total,
..
..
Rs. A. P.
..
..
816
300
1,116
0
12
12
0
11
11
Rs. A. P.
..
..
804
360
1,164
0
0
0
0
0
0
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, .. .. .. .. .
Dieting in-door patients, .. .. .. ..
Europe medicines, .. .. .. ..
Bazaar medicines, .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, . .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, .. .. ..
816
27
0
9
0
3
..
69
203
1,116
0
10
9
12
0
8
0
11
5
804
33
0
10
0
8
..
75
207
1,120
0
12
2
9
0
11
4
11
7
( 57 )
BRANCH DISPENSARY, UTRAULA.
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.
28
111
3,059
3,198
2,562
597
13
26
3,198
3.97
33.2
37.17
1874.
26
102
2,770
2,904
2,418
432
10
44
2,904
5.73
28.71
34.44
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations, Capital, ... ...
Minor, ... ...
Total, ...
...
135
135
...
101
101
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
European subscriptions, ... ...
Native
ditto, ... ...
Government allowances, ... ...
Other sources, ... ... ...
Total, ...
Rs. A. P.
...
...
816
281
1,097
0
8
8
0
8
8
Rs. A. P.
...
...
759
360
1,119
0
0
0
0
0
0
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, ... ... ...
Dieting in-door patients, .. ...
Europe medicines, ... ...
Bazaar medicines,
...
...
Contingencies, .. ... ...
Total, ...
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, ... ...
816
52
0
15
0
0
...
68
159
1,097
0
15
10
8
0
1
7
8
9
759
99
0
10
0
2
...
73
166
1,098
0
9
5
8
0
8
0
10
8½pie
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BRANCH DISPENSARY, NAWABGANJ.
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, ...
RECEIPTS,
European subscriptions, ... ... ...
Native
ditto, ... ... ...
Government allowances,
... ... ...
Other sources, ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment, ... ... ... ...
Dieting in-door patients, ... ... ...
Europe medicines, ... ... ...
Bazaar medicines,
... ... ...
Contingencies, ... ... ... ...
Total, ...
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, ... ...
1873.
The dispensary was opened on the 16th November 1874.
1874.
..
9
996
1,005
795
123
..
87
1,005
3.8
58.9
62.7
..
5
5
Rs. A. P.
..
..
45
804
849
0
0
0
0
0
0
90
3
0
15
0
0
..
10
112
217
0
6
15
5
0
11
9
7
7½
Surgical operations
Receipts.
Disbursements.
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SADR DISPENSARY,
RAE BARELI.
294. Inspected civil dispensary on 9th January 1875 in company
with Dr. C. Cameron.
295. Found 25 in-door patients under treatment; the daily average
throughout the year has been as high as 29.72 and out-door patients 45.74.
296. There have been 19 capital operations, all of which were suc-
cessful; half of these were performed by the Superintendent, Dr. Cameron,
and half by the Assistant Surgeon Raj Coomar Coondoo.
297. Medical Pupil Ashurf Ali has made considerable progress in
his studies, and his conduct is well reported of by Dr. Cameron.
298. This dispensary as far as the building goes is commodious and
suitable for the purpose, but the roof is decidedly unsafe and requires
immediate repair; in fact, the male patients have had to be removed to
the poorhouse.
299. There is one defect in the arrangements which urgently requires
alteration, namely, that the idiots and incurable lunatics should not be
located in the dispensary wards, as it causes overcrowding and incon-
venience, and renders the institution unpopular. I beg to suggest that a
separate ward be built for their special accommodation in connection with
the poorhouse.
300. The lepers also, who are on the increase, should, for the same
reasons, have a separate ward or huts built for them in connection to the
above-named institution.
301. The instruments and medicines are in good order.
302. The books up to date are neatly kept. There is ample accom-
modation for the assistant surgeon, medical pupil, and all the hospital
establishment on the premises. Dr. Cameron reports favorably of the
conduct and qualifications of Assistant Surgeon Raj Coomar Coondoo,
who is most skilful and attentive in the treatment of the sick, and from
what I have seen myself I can unreservedly endorse this opinion.
303. I trust the local authorities will take early means to remedy
the defects I have pointed out in this institution, as I believe they have
ample funds at their disposal to enable them to do so.
304. The comparative statement is submitted.
SADR DISPENSARY, RAE BARELI.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January 1871.
In-door patients admitted, .. ..
Out-door patients admitted, .. ..
Total, ..
1873.
63
404
8,658
9,125
1874.
107
344
7,131
7,582
( 60 )
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.
346
8,248
441
29
.
26
35
9,125
29.72
45.79
75.51
1874
260
6,635
554
40
30
24
39
7,582
24.64
40.76
65.40
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital, .. ..
Minor, .. ..
Total, ..
19
427
446
20
435
455
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January 1874, .. ..
European subscriptions, .. .. .. ..
Native
ditto, .. .. .. ..
Government allowances, .. .. .. ..
Other sources, .. .. .. .. ..
Total, ..
Rs
3,486
462
1,830
1,296
400
7,474
A.
10
0
4
0
0
14
P.
1
0
0
0
0
1
Rs.
2,984
423
2,341
1,296
A.
1
0
14
0
P.
1
0
0
0
...
7,044 15 1
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Estahlishment, .. .. .. .. ..
Dieting in-door patients, .. .. .. ..
Europe medicines, .. .. .. ..
Bazaar medicines, .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. .. ..
Total, ..
Balance in hand on 31st December 1874, ..
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, .. ..
1,776
852
36
285
526
3,477
3,997
0
0
5
12
14
4
4
9
1
0
1
0
8
11
8
5
03/8
1,825
778
15
8
9
0
...
241
712
3,558
3,486
0
12
1
5
10
1
0
3
0
1
03/8
POLICE HOSPITAL
RAE BARELI.
305. Inspected the hospital at 9 A. M., on 9th January 1875 ; found
13 cases under treatment, principally men suffering from rhuematism and
ulcers. The percentage of sick to strength is only 2.68; in fact, they have
been remarkably healthy, there has not been a single death in the force
during the past year, which is remarkable, considering how the men are
worked and exposed. The hospital is well built and ventilated and in
good repair, the lines are high and dry, and kept exceedingly clean.
( 61 )
found everything in excellent order. Second Class Hospital Assistant,
Shaik Abdoollah is an experienced, well conducted man, and very attentive
to his duties, but has not qualified in English, which he is quite capable
of doing as he keeps all the books and registers and reads English
prescriptions.
JAIL HOSPITAL, RAE
BARELI..
306. Inspected on 9th January 1875, in company with Dr. C.
Cameron ; there were 30 under treatment in hospital out of a strength
of 749 prisoners. The new jail is in progress of being built, and the sick
are treated in three separate buildings, which ensures ample space and
ventilation. Of the 19 deaths which occurred during the past year
(17 males and two females) six or seven of the patients were brought in
in an advanced state of illness. The percentage of sick to strength for
1874 has been 2.79, and deaths to strength only 1.97. The prisoners and
sick in this jail are well clothed, fed, and cared for, and the conservancy
arrangements are perfect.
307. First Class Hospital Assistant Kalee Churn, who was sent to
this post in June to officiate for Third Class Hospital Assistant Miran
Bux, since dead, is a first-rate medical subordinate, and has gained the
entire confidence of Dr. C. Cameron.
SADR DISPENSARY
SULTANPUR.
308. Inspected the sadr dispensary in company with the Civil
Surgeon on the 22nd January 1875.
309. There were 11. patients under treatment; it appears from the
books that the daily average for the year was 12.39 and of out-door
patients 55.07, there are also in addition to the above 12 leper cases from
the poorhouse receiving treatment, and Dr. Cameron reports great relief
has been given to all of these by the diligent application of gurjun oil,
in fact, all of them expressed in my presence the decided benefit they had
experienced from this mode of treatment.
310. First Class Hospital Assistant Bhyroo Pershad is attentive and
trustworthy, and is favorably reported of by Dr. Cameron ; he is well
qualified in English.
311. The books, medicines, and instruments are all in good order.
312. The dispensary as a building is quite suitable for the purpose.
313. There have been 23 capital operations ; all the important cases
were performed by Dr. Cameron himself, namely 17 by Dr. A. Cameron
and six by the hospital assistant; of these 17 were successful, five were
unsuccessful, and of one the result was unknown.
314. The comparative statement is submitted.
CHARITABLE DISPENSARY, SULTANPUR.
Remaining under treatment on the 1st of January 1874,
In-door patients admitted, .. .. .. ..
Out-dour patients admitted, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
1873.
57
314
4,477
4,848
1874.
42
278
3,533
3,853
( 62 )
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.
260
3,343
1,168
20
5
8
44
4,848
12.39
55.07
67.46
1874.
210
2,304
1,266
14
2
13
44
3,853
10.2
43.37
53.39
Surgical operations.
Surgical operations,
Capital,
..
..
..
..
Minor, .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
23
324
347
16
161
177
Receipts.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in hand on 1st January 1874, .. .. ..
European subscriptions,
..
..
..
..
..
Native
ditto,
..
.. .. .. ..
Government allowances, .. .. .. .. ..
Other sources, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Rs.
147
380
67
816
183
1,595
As.
4
8
8
0
14
3
P.
11
0
0
0
6
5
Rs.
2
316
134
796
325
1,574
As.
14
0
4
0
0
3
P.
7
0
5
0
0
0
Disbursements.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Establishment,
..
..
.. .. .. ..
Dieting in-door patients, .. .. .. .. ..
Europe medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Bazaar medicines, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Contingencies, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Total, .. ..
Balance in hand, .. .. .. .. .. ..
Cost of dieting each in-door patient, .. .. ..
1,137
174
0
10
0
5
...
84
124
1,329
74
0
9
11
15
3
0
6
10
9
8
9
1,031
134
0
4
0
8
...
72
189
l,426
1
7
14
10
7
1
..
0 0 9