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ANNUAL REPORT on VACCINATION in
the North-Western Provinces and Oudh,
for the year 1897-98.
The report for 1897-98.
1. The triennial report having been submitted in 1896, the remarks for
the year 1897-98, like those for 1896-97, are brief
in character. A full report will be submitted next
year.
Vaccination work during the last season was carried on under circumstances
fortunately quite exceptional. The severe famine had rendered a large proportion of
children unfit subjects for the operation, and it was considered altogether inexpedient
to urge vaccination in cases where it might be followed by unfavourable consequen-
ces. The operation is still viewed with distrust by a considerable proportion of
the population, and mischief might easily have been caused by indiscreet zeal.
Constitution and strength of the
Vaccination Department.
2. In the following table are shown the constitution and strength of the
department during the year under report. The
duties of District Superintendents of Vaccination in
the hill tracts are performed by the Deputy Sanitary Commissioners, so that out of
the 48 District Superintendents of Vaccination given in the subjoined list, only 46
are Civil Surgeons:—
Circle.
First circle, comprising the Meerut, Agra,
Rohilkhand and Allahabad Divisions and British
Garhwál and Native State, Tehri-Garhwál.
Second circle, comprising the Province of
Oudh, the Benares and Gorakhpur Divisions,
and the districts of Almora and Naini Tal.
Total ...
Superintendents of
circles (Deputy
Sanitary Com-
missioners).
1
1
2
District Superinten-
dents (Civil Sur-
geons).
26
22
48
Assistant Superintendents.
1st grade.
4
3
7
2nd grade.
11
6
17
3rd grade.
13
13
26
Vaccinators (includ
ing tube-fillers)
according to State-
ment II.
442
470
912
There were nominally 16 more vaccinators employed than during the previous
season, but a large number of men were occupied in watching for possible cases of
plague at railway stations, fairs, &c.
Expenditure on vaccination.
3. The expenditure in 1897-98 was Rs. 1,31,242-13-7 as compared with
Rs. 1,44,646-8-1 in 1896-97 : showing a decrease
of Rs. 13,403-10-6. In the following tables are
given the sources of disbursement, the heads of expenditure, and the items in which
decrease has occurred.
Sources of disbursement.
Year.
1896-97 771
1897-98 ...
Provincial
funds.
Rs.
97,029
87,166
a.
9
2
p.
6
6
Local funds.
Rs.
14,799
10,903
a.
3
6
p.
10
5
Municipalities.
Rs.
24,996
24,255
a.
2
5
p.
5
5
Other sources.
Rs.
7,821
8,917
a.
8
15
p.
4
3
Total.
Rs.
1,44,646
1,31,242
a.
8
13
p.
1
7
1
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Vaccination in municipalities.
6. The number of persons successfully vaccinated per mille of population in
the municipalities was 32.51 as compared with 38.55
in the previous year, and 25.97 for the whole of the
Provinces. The explanations of this falling off are the same as in the case of
districts as a whole.
The municipalities best protected were Sambhal (71.11), Sultánpur (66.28),
Sitapur (61.11), Khairabad (59.97), Gonda (57.29), Lakhimpur (54.25), Bahraich
(54.06), Sahaswan (51.98) and Amroha (50.75).
The least protected municipalities were Hardwár Union (9.58), Jalesar (16.84),
Brindaban (17.18), Kalpi (17.38), Sikandra Rao (18.58), Pilibhít (18.43), Mau Rani-
pur (19.36). Special circumstances (i. e. prevalence of plague) existed in the
Hardwár Union Municipality. Brindaban is a pilgrim resort.
Diagrams accompanying report.
7. A diagram illustrating the deaths from small-pox in these Provinces for a
series of years, and another showing the relation
between the death-rate from small-pox and the pro-
portion of population protected by vaccination in each district during the past
season, are attached.
Diagram illustrating the death-rate from small
Diagram illustrating the death-rate from small-pox in the North-Western Provinces and Oudh, from 1876 to 1897.
Western Provinces and Oudh.
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The following is a list of the applicants who were supplied with lymph during
the season 1897-98.
Number.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Name and address.
Medical Officer in charge Station Hospital, Chakráta.
Agency Surgeon, Nowgong.
Frincipal Medical Officer, Meerut and Bundelkhand districts, Mussoorie.
Medical Officer in charge Station Hospital, Chaubattia.
Officer in charge 39th Garhwál Rifles, Lansdowne.
Medical Officer, Kotah.
Medical Officer to His Highness the Mahárájah of Scindia, Gwalior.
Medical Officer, Western Rájputána States, Jodhpur.
Surgeon to the Baghelkhand Agency, Sutna.
Officer in Medical Charge, Haraoti and Tonk Political Agency, Deoli.
Superintendent of Vaccination, Charkhari.
Officer in Medical charge, Station Hospital, Benares.
Officer in Medical charge, Station Hospital, Lucknow.
Medical Officer in charge, Station Hospital, Allahabad,
Ditto
ditto
Cawnpore.
Ditto
ditto
Bareilly.
Political Agent in Bundelkhand, Nowgong
Medical Officer in charge Station Hospital, Sháhjahánpur.
Ditto
3rd Bengal Infantry, Allahabad.
Ditto
8th Bengal Cavalry, Allahabad.
Medical Officer, 1st Central India Horse, Goona.
Hospital Assistant in Medical Charge 14th Bengal Lancers, Sutna.
Medical Officer in charge Remount Depot, Babugarh.
Ditto 2/3 Gurkha Rifles, Lansdowne.
J. Whitehouse, Esquire, M. B., C. M., Mission house, Jeypur.
Assistance to vaccination.
12. The following is a list of gentlemen who gave especial assistance to vacci-
nation during the year under report:—
W. Tudball, Esquire, C.S., Magistrate and Collector, Pilibhít.
Pandit Jwala Prasad, C.S., Magistrate and Collector, Jalaun.
M. Ram Charan Lal, Secretary, Municipal Committee and Tahsíldár, Kunch,
Jalaun.
Pandit Jawahir Lal, Rai Bahádur, Deputy Collector, Jalaun.
Shaikh Abdul Rahman, Tahsíldár, Jalaun.
Mir Mohsin Ali, Tahsíldár, Mainpuri.
Munshi Lakshmi Narayan, Tahsíldár, Mustafabad, Mainpuri.
Hafiz Abdul Aziz, Tahsíldár, Shikohabad, Mainpuri.
M. Masud Hasan Khan, Tahsíldár, Karhal, Mainpuri.
Pandit Sri Nath Deva, Tahsíldár, Bhongaon, Mainpuri.
C. H. A. Emile, Esquire, Deputy Magistrate, Fatehpur.
M. Ali Nawaz Khan, Deputy Magistrate, Fatehpur.
Rai Bahádur Munshi Sheo Narayan, late Secretary, Municipal Board, Agra
Maulvì Sadiq Ali, Tahsíldár, Itimadpur, Agra.
Munshi Inam Husain, Tahsíldár, Firozabad, Agra.
Munshi Raghunath Prasad, Naib Tahsíldár, Kheragarh, Agra.
Assistant Surgeon Baldeo Singh, Bareilly.
M. Muhammad Ahsan, Tahsíldár, Aonla, Bareilly.
Babu Mohan Lal, Rai Bahadur, Bareilly.
W. H. Bellow, Esquire Secretary, Bareilly Municipality.
Shaikh Ahmad Bakhsh, Rais, Bareilly.
Shaikh Aziz-uddin, Rais, Bareilly.
Munshi Abdul Razaq, Honorary Secretary, Municipal Board, Moradabad.
Babu Jwala Prasad, Assistant Surgeon, Moradabad.
Pandit Badri Dat Joshi, Deputy Collector, Moradabad.
Babu Krishan Prasad, Tahsíldár, Amroha, Moradabad.
Hakim Amjad Ali, Retired Deputy Collector, Amroha, Moradabad.
Maulvi Husain Mussana, Municipal Commissioner, Amroha, Moradabad.
Saiyid Bashir-ulla, Honorary Magistrate, Amroha, Moradabad.
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Mirza Tasadduq Ali Beg, Tahsíldár, Sambhal, Moradabad.
Saiyid Hamza Ali Khan, Municipal Commissioner, Amroha, Moradabad.
R. Greeven, Esquire, C. S.
E. H. Radice, Esquire, C.S.
District Magistrates, Bulandshahr.
Munshi Ganga Prasad, Tahsíldár, Anúpskahr, Bulandshahr.
M. Muhammad Khalil, Tahsíldár, Sikandrabad, Bulandshahr.
Kunwar Abdul Samad Khan, Raís of Chhitari, Bulandshahr.
Kunwar Abdul Ghafur Khan, Raís of Danpur, Bulandshahr.
Kunwar Abdul Shakur Khan, Raís of Dharampur, Bulandshahr.
Kunwar Bashir Muhammad Khan, Raís of Dharampur, Bulandshahr.
Saiyid Hasan Shah, Vice-Chairman, Municipal Board, and Honorary Magis-
trate, Bulandshahr.
D. L. Johnston, Esquire, C S., Magistrate and Collector, Hamírpur.
Mr. Agha Abu Turab Khan, Joint Magistrate, in charge Mahoba Sub-division
Hamírpur.
Chaudhri Krishan Singh, Deputy Magistrate, Hamírpur.
Pandit Sada Sheo Rao Gorey, Officiating Deputy Collector, Hamírpur,
Khwaja Muhammad Tahir Husain, Tahsíldár, Hamírpur.
M. Abul Hasan, Officiating Deputy Collector, Hamírpur.
Shaikh Muntazim-ud-din, Tahsíldár, Maudha, Hamírpur.
M. Nawáb Mirza, Tahsíldár, Mahoba, Hamírpur.
Munshi Daya Shankar, Officiating Tahsíldár, Kulpahar, Hamírpur.
Saiyid Saghir Hasan, Officiating Tahsíldár, Rath, Hamírpur.
Mr. Abdullah Ibn Yusuf Ali, Assistant Magistrate and Collector, Hamírpur.
Babu Jwala Prasad, Rai Bahádur, Honorary Secretary, Municipality, Farakh¬
abad.
Babu Durga Prasad, Vice-President, Municipality, Farukhabad.
M. Khurram Ali, Naib Tahsíldár, Kanauj, Farukhabad.
Munshi Rudra Prasad, Tahsíldár Kanauj, Farukhabad.
Munshi Ajudhia Prasad, Deputy Magistrate, Etah.
M. Saiyid Muhammad, Deputy Magistrate, Etah.
Saiyid Hasan Ali, Tahsíldár, Etah.
M. Ibn Hasan, Tahsíldár, Kasganj, Etah.
M. Bu Ali Bakhsh, Tahsíldár, Jalesar, Etah.
L. H. Turner, Esquire, C.S., Magistrate and Collector, Budaun,
D. R. Lyle, Esquire, C.S., Joint Magistrate, Budaun.
Muhammad Hamid Bakhsh, Khan Bahádur, Vice-Chairman, Budaun Munici-
pality.
Rai Gobardhan Singh Vice-Chairman, Budaun Municipality.
Chaudhri Said-uddín Hasan Raís, Budaun.
Qazi Ali Ahmad, Member of District Board, Budaun.
Chaudhri Ajudhia Prasad of Jagat, Budaun.
Maulvi Iftikhar-ud-din, Member, Municipal Board, Budaun.
Tkakur Hamir Singh of Kerai, Budaun.
Thakur Behari Singh of Buksera, Budaun.
Babu Jaijai Rám of Goora, Budaun.
Chaudhri Bhoj Rám of Karimganj, Budaun,
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G. Bower Esquire, C.S., Magistrate and Collector, Allahabad.
Babu Badri Nath, Deputy Magistrate, Allahabad.
Munshi Har Sarup, Tahsíldár, Sirathu, Allahabad.
Lieutenant-Colonel W. P. Harrison, Deputy Commissioner, Kheri.
Munshi Bhawani Prasad, Zilladár, Amiratganj, Kheri.
Thakur Balbhadar Singh, Taluqdár of Makewa, Kheri.
M. Muhammad Amir Hasan, Zilladár of Kafara, Kheri.
Ráni Sahiba of Singahi estate, Kheri.
M. Muhammad Ibad-ullah, contractor, Dhaurahra, Kheri.
L. C. Porter, Esquire, C.S., Magistrate and Collector, Benares.
Rája Jang Bahádur Khan, C.I.E , Nanpara, Bahraich.
M. Abdul Karim, Deputy Collector, Gházipur.
M. Muhammad Sikandar Husain, Tahsíldár, Muhammadabad, Gházipur.
M. Azmat-ullah, Tahsíldár, Saidpur, Gházipur.
M. Mushaffa Ahmad, Tahsíldár, Ballia.
J. A. Broun, Esquire, C.S., Magistrate and Collector, Mirzapur.
T. W. Morris, Esquire, C. S., Joint Magistrate, Mirzapur.
M. Ali Naki, Deputy Collector, Mirzapur.
M. Zamin Husain, Tahsíldár, Deoria, Gorakhpur.
Pandit Ráma Shankar Misra, M. A., Magistrate and Collector, Basti.
Pandit Bishambhar Nath, Deputy Collector, Basti.
Munshi Avadha Bihari Lal, M. A., Deputy Collector, Basti.
Messrs. Peppe of Birdpur, Basti.
Mr. Bridgman, Newra, Basti.
Babu Shuhrat Singh, Honorary Magistrate and Raís of Chandapur, Basti.
Rájá Ram Singh of Bansi, Basti.
Shaikh Muhammad Wasi, Deputy Collector, Partábgarh.
Munshi Kamta Prasad, Tahsíldár, Patti, Partábgarh.
J. S. C. Davis, Esquire, C. S., Chairman, District Board, Bara Banki.
Kazi Aziz-uddin Ahmad, Deputy Collector, Bara Banki.
Munshi Baijnath Prasad, Deputy Collector, Bara Banki.
Rája Tasadduq Rasul Khan, C.S.I., Jahaugirabad, Bara Banki.
Saiyid Raza Husain, Deputy Magistrate, Rae Bareli.
Rája Jagmohan Singh, C.I.E., of Chándapur, Rae Bareli.
Chaudhri Muhammad Husain, Tahsíldár, Salon, Rae Bareli.
Rája Sheopal Singh, Teloi, Rae Bareli.
Rája Rám Pal Singh, Kurri, Soodauli, Rae Bareli.
Thakur Sheoratan Singh of Panhauna, Rae Bareli.
Rája Sukhmangal Singh, Shahmau, Rae Bareli.
Ráni Dalel Kuer of Birwa, Sandila Tahsíl, Hardoi.
Rája Madho Singh, of Bharawan, Hardoi.
Thakur Maháráj Singh, of Hatheora, Hardoi.
Thakur Sheo Sahai Singh of Bandaraha, Shahabad Tahsíl, Hardoi.
J. S. Campbell, Esquire, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, Gonda.
H. W. Pike, Esquire, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, Sitapur.
Thakur Maheswar Bakhsh Singh, Táluqdár of Rámpur Mathura, Sitapur.
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Conduct of officials.
14. The conduct of the officials has been upon the whole satisfactory, although
constant vigilance is necessary to ensure a trustworthy record of
work being maintained. The steady progress in vaccination,
which has characterized these Provinces for many years, has in the past season been
arrested, but this has been due to circumstances and conditions exceptional in nature,
and altogether beyond control.
LUCKNOW :
Dated 9th July 1898
S. J. THOMSON, C.I.E.,
SURGEON-LT.-COLONEL,
Sanitary Commissioner and
Superintendent General of Vaccination,
N.- W. Provinces and Oudh.
( vii )
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT No. IV.—Showing the number of persons primarily vaccinated, and the
number successfully vaccinated in the North- Western Provinces and Oudh, in each of the under-
mentioned official years.
Number.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Circle.
Fi rst Ci r cl e.
Second Circle.
Third Ci r cl e.
Establishment.
MEERUT DIVISION.
Government
...
...
...
Municipal
... ... ...
Local Funds ... ... ...
Native States or (Tehri-Garhwál) ...
AGRA DIVISION.
Government
... ... ...
Municipal
...
...
...
Local Funds
...
...
...
Native States
...
...
...
Total of First Circle ...
KUMAUN DIVISION.
Government
...
...
...
Municipal
...
... ...
Local Funds
... ... ...
Native States
... ... ...
ROHILKHAND DIVISION.
Government ... ... ...
Municipal ... ... ...
Local Funds
...
... ...
Native States
... ... ...
OUDH DIVISION.
Government
...
...
...
Municipal
...
...
...
Local Funds
...
...
...
Native States ... ... ...
Total of Second Circle ...
GARHWÁL DISTRICT.
Government
...
... ...
Local Funds ... ... ...
ALLABHBAD DIVISION.
Government
... ... ...
Municipal
... ... ...
Local Funds ... ... ...
Native States
...
... ...
BENARES DIVISION.
Government
...
Municipal
...
...
Local Funds
...
...
...
Native States ... ... ...
JHÁNSI DIVISION.
Government
...
... ...
Municipal
...
...
...
Local Funds ... ... ...
Native States
...
... ...
Total of Third Circle ...
TOTAL FOR THE PROVINCE ...
Persons primarily vaccinated.
1888-89.
Total number.
69,907
35,716
37,110
11,181
63,906
21,568
11,048
...
250,436
17,218
1,198
10,249
...
80,478
22,376
12,484
...
36,914
12,918
5,430
9,756
209,021
11,454
2,197
87,971
8,268
5,029
...
108,106
9,627
13,404
8,085
19,253
5,672
2,653
1,964
283,683
743,140
Number successful-
ly vaccinated.
63,847
32,621
34,391
10,587
56,539
18,597
9,688
...
226,270
15,686
1,042
9,148
...
69,091
18,547
10,441
...
28,702
9,993
4,092
7,145
173,887
10,859
1,879
80,012
6,840
4,429
...
100,128
8,907
11,864
7,427
17,327
5,113
2,393
1,856
259,034
659,191
1889-90.
Total number.
65,214
35,504
37,094
8,122
71,365
22,137
9,862
...
249,298
16,346
1,210
10,400
...
82,527
22,866
12,026
...
45,032
20,374
11,375
21,297
243,453
10,725
2,018
88,862
8,164
4,999
. ..
116,584
11,045
14,487
7,847
18,782
5,227
2,513
1,953
293,206
785,957
Number successful-
ly vaccinated.
59,893
32,799
34,525
7,486
62,020
18,763
8,630
...
224,116
15,179
1,090
9,575
...
74,891
20,186
10,424
...
35,545
16,539
8,626
15,784
207,839
10,285
1,584
80,346
6,712
4,351
. ..
108,746
10,079
13,414
7,269
16,994
4,606
2,282
1,806
268,474
700,429
1890-91.
Total number.
71,641
38,283
40,762
9,796
82,508
23,337
12,895
...
279,222
15,528
1,782
9,313
...
82,576
26,726
13,859
...
64,000
26,497
11,775
73,796
325,852
11,785
2,069
90,782
10,408
4,733
...
155,626
12,184
16,793
9,951
18,838
5,768
2,476
2,139
343,552
948,626
Number successful-
ly vaccinated.
64,614
34,551
37,293
9,347
71,203
20,374
10,659
...
248,041
14,647
1,648
8,732
...
75,372
23,347
12,126
...
50,263
21,781
9,331
57,728
274,975
11,485
1,871
81,293
8,934
4,051
143,844
10,800
16,013
9,310
17,228
5,252
2,326
1,955
314,362
837,378
SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENTS.
( 4A )
SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENT A.
Showing the ratio of successful vaccinations and the ratio of deaths from small-pox per 1,000 of the population, in the districts and municipalities of the
North-Western Provinces and Oudh,for a series of years—(continued.)
Number.
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
Names of districts and
municipalities
Mainpuri district
...
Ditto Municipality ...
Total ...
Etawah district ... ...
Ditto Municipality ...
Total ...
Etah district ... ...
Do. Municipality...
Soron
„
...
...
Kasganj
„ ... ...
Marehra
„
... ...
Jalesar
„ ... ...
Total ...
Almora district ... ...
Do. Municipality
...
Total ...
Population
according to
census of
1891.
743,612
18,551
762,163
688,836
38,793
727,629
645,716
7,800
11,265
16,050
7,812
13,420
702,063
410,742
6,126
416,868
1890-91.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1890-91.
18.03
27.06
18.24
19.74
36.84
20. 65
19.87
36.67
35.06
28.16
28.29
61.47
21.38
36.08
65.46
36.52
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1891.
.09
...
.09
.05
...
.05
.38
...
...
...
.13
...
.35
.18
.49
.18
1891-92.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1891-92.
17.37
31.48
17.71
18.26
34.65
19.12
18.18
30.77
24.67
51.03
30.47
22.80
19.39
24.77
98.76
35.17
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1892.
.04
...
.04
.07
.08
.07
.03
...
...
...
...
...
.03
.01
...
.01
1892-93.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1892-93.
19.61
31.80
19.90
21.36
28.45
21.74
19.86
31.53
32.93
35.63
46.33
25.48
20.95
31.74
85.37
32.54
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1893.
.02
.05
.02
.01
.15
.02
.03
...
...
...
.13
...
.02
.01
...
.01
1893-94.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1893-94.
23.32
34.88
23.60
26.34
40.50
27.09
34.78
33.85
37.55
38.82
31.49
48.14
35.12
34.85
39.99
34.92
Ratio of deaths from small .
pox in 1894.
.01
...
.01
.02
.23
.03
.07
.13
.09
...
...
...
.07
...
...
...
1894-95.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1894-95.
25.18
26.09
25.19
26.25
27.76
26.33
40.70
34.87
39.32
41.49
35.84
25.93
40.30
33.83
23.83
33.69
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1895.
.04
...
.04
.01
...
.01
.03
...
...
.19
...
.07
.03
...
...
...
1895-96.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1895-96.
30.81
34.07
30.89
27. 83
40.65
28.51
37.63
39.49
38.97
42.24
43.39
52.01
38.12
36.58
138.75
38.10
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1896.
1.85
...
1.81
1.11
.51
1.08
1.46
.38
.53
.93
...
2.16
1.42
.28
.65
.28
1896-97.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1896-97.
30.47
37.89
30.65
28.44
49.15
29.55
38.66
36.67
38.79
42.68
44.03
40.54
38.83
55.51
57.79
55.54
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1897.
2.28
.05
2.23
1.39
.39
1.33
3.13
.64
...
.68
.26
...
2.91
.14
1.30
.16
1897-98.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1897-98.
23.89
26.47
23.95
28.17
40.39
28.82
34.42
30.13
33.91
41.74
41.35
16.84
34.27
54.19
25.79
53.77
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1898.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
( 6A )
SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENT A.
Showing the ratio of successful vaccinations and the ratio of deaths from small-pox per 1,000 of the population in the districts and municipalities of the
North-Western Provinces and Oudh, for a series of years—(continued).
Number.
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
Names of districts and
municipalities.
Sháhjahánpur district
...
Ditto
Municipality ...
Tilhar
„ ...
Total ...
Lucknow district
...
Ditto
Municipality ...
Total ...
Unao district
......
Do. Municipality ...
Total ...
Bara Banki district
...
Nawabganj Municipality ...
Total ...
Population
according to
census of
1891.
824,739
76,977
17,265
918,981
529,770
244,393
774,163
940,805
12,831
953,636
1,116,474
14,432
1,130,906
1890-91.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1890-91.
15.90
19.29
73.67
17.27
19.72
8.74
16.25
5.60
49.02
6.18
10.46
35.75
10.79
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1891.
.12
.01
...
.10
.01
.01
.01
.04
.08
.04
.01
.14
.01
1891-92.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions
in 1891-92.
17.89
23.28
78.48
19.48
22.37
14.17
19.73
7.28
86.27
8.34
27.69
42.06
27.87
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1892.
.07
.05
.05
.07
...
...
...
.01
.08
.02
.01
...
.01
1892-93.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1892-93.
16.81
33.63
80.39
19.51
28.21
20.35
25.67
10.01
67.41
10.78
21.87
27.71
21.94
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1893.
.16
.23
.06
.16
.02
.01
.02
.04
...
.04
.04
...
.04
1893-94.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1893-94.
17.84
52.48
41.01
21.18
37.34
64.71
45.98
29.70
21.35
9.58
30.85
24.32
30.77
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1894.
.13
.10
...
.13
.02
.06
.03
.03
.16
.04
.03
...
.03
1894-95
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1894-95.
22.97
36.44
72.17
25.02
39.08
14.44
31.30
32.16
46.77
32.35
28.05
29.38
28.07
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1895.
.04
...
.06
.04
.01
...
.01
...
...
...
...
...
...
1895-96.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1895-96.
25.35
37.20
55.08
26.91
41.97
30.01
38.07
33.36
51.36
33.65
26.98
28.96
27.00
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1896.
1.14
.04
.17
1.03
.51
.85
.61
3.90
.39
3.85
.31
...
.30
1896-97.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1896-97.
25.03
32.31
44.25
26.00
37.72
29.59
35.15
26.51
60.32
26.97
22.82
28.96
22.90
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1897.
3.21
.23
2.43
2.94
.58
.18
.45
1.00
...
.98
1.44
.07
1.42
1897-98.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1897-98.
21.20
27.10
33.82
21.93
37.59
25.57
33.79
20.88
25.25
20.94
15.98
24.67
16.09
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1898.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
( 12A )
SUPPLEMENTARY
Showing particulars of vaccination in the various municipalities
Number.
1
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
Circle.
2
Second Circle.
District.
3
Almora
...
Naini Tal
...
Lucknow
...
Unao ...
Bara Banki ...
Sitapur
...
Hardoi
...
Kheri
...
Fyzabad
...
Bahraich
...
Gonda
...
Rae Bareli
...
Sultanpur ...
Partabgarh
...
Gorakhpur ...
Azamgarh ...
Jaunpur ...
Mirzapur
...
Benares ...
Gházipur
...
Ballia ...
Municipalities.
4
Almora
...
...
Naini Tal
...
...
Kashipur ... ...
Haldwani
...
...
Lucknow
...
...
Unao ... ...
Nawabganj ...
...
Sitapur
...
...
Khairabad
... ...
Hardoi
...
...
Shahabad
...
...
Sandi ... ...
Pihani
... ...
Sandila
...
...
Lakhimpur
...
...
Mohamdi ... ...
Fyzabad-Ajudhia ... ...
Tanda ... ...
Bahraich
...
...
Nanpara
...
...
Bhinga ... ...
Gonda ... ...
Nawabganj ...
...
Utraula ... ...
Balrampur ... ...
Rae Bareli
...
...
Sultanpur
...
...
Bela ... ...
Gorakhpur ... ...
Azamgarh ... ...
Jaunpur ... ...
Mirzapur-Bindhachal ... ...
Chunar ... ...
Benares
...
...
Gházipur
...
...
Ballia
...
...
Total ... ...
TOTAL FOR THE PROVINCE.
Population
according to
census of
1891.
5
6,126
7,883
14,717
4,947
244,393
12,831
14,432
17,149
13,773
11,152
20,153
9,639
7,993
16,813
8,073
6,932
72,686
19,724
24,046
9,322
5,921
14,609
9,213
6,625
14,849
18,798
8,751
6,486
63,158
19,442
42,819
84,130
11,423
211,586
44,970
16,372
1,121,936
3,143,786
Average
number of
vaccinators
employed
throughout
the year.
6
1
1
1
1
10
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
6
1
1
54
139
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
7
Male.
127
422
264
128
3,929
187
207
821
532
370
407
187
143
519
324
119
1,327
530
618
143
164
482
294
201
219
334
357
147
1,163
452
951
1,952
434
4,650
1,203
375
24,682
63,446
Female.
107
248
247
97
3,697
207
194
332
361
195
329
130
73
182
233
147
1,032
540
702
158
108
381
194
131
154
318
258
122
937
344
609
1,711
194
4,309
1,122
364
20,467
53,126
Total.
234
670
511
225
7,626
394
401
1,153
893
565
736
317
216
701
557
266
2,359
1,070
1,320
301
272
863
488
332
373
652
615
269
2,100
796
1,560
3,663
628
8,959
2,325
739
45,149
116,572
Average
number of
persons
vaccinated
by each
vaccinator.
8
234.00
670.00
511.00
225.00
762.60
394.00
401.00
1,153.00
893.00
565.00
736.00
317.00
216.00
701.00
557.00
266.00
1,179.50
1,07000
1,320.00
301.00
272.00
863.00
488.00
332.00
373.00
652.00
615.00
269.00
1,050.00
796.00
1,560.00
1,221.00
628.00
1,493.17
2,325.00
739.00
836.09
838.65
* Calculated on average.