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former had usually the countenance, and assistance of the officers whom
they followed in camp.

Reasons.

45. The percentage of unknown results in the operations of the Sadr
establishment was 6.12 while that in the operations of the district
establishment was 9.87. This is to be explained by the movement of the
latter in camp. It was especially high in the district of Faizabad and
Pratábgarh, viz., 21.45 and 20.33 respectively, i. e., in those districts where
the Vaccinators were probably not allowed to go back to note results but
had to march frequently.

Extra Vaccinator at Unáo
and his work.

46.     In addition to the two Vaccinators sanctioned for each district,
there was another entertained at Unáo and paid from Local Funds.

47.     Statement V. shews that the total number of persons vaccinat-
ed by him was 438, of which 28 were secondary and 410 primary ; of the
latter 380 were successful, 25 unsuccessful or doubtful, and the result of
5 was "unknown."

48.     In no other place were any other Vaccinators employed except
those sent from the head-quarters.

Native Superintendents.

49. Besides the two native Superintendents of the regular estab-
lishment, two others were temporarily engaged and paid from miscella-
neous contingencies. Each of them was put in charge of three districts,
where they constantly went round and examined the work of the Vaccin-
atcrs comparing it with the registers which they furnished.

Not sufficient.

50.    There should have been at least one Native Superintendent to
each district as it is not possible for one man to properly look after more.

51.    Throughout the district of Lucknow the work was specially
supervised by the Deputy Superintendent.

Cost of the establishment.

52. The cost of the regular establishment including contingencies
amounted to Rs. 5,309-1-0, and the charges on the Local Fund amount to
Rs. 1,237-1-6 in all Rs. 6,546-2-6.

Cost of each successful
Case.

53. The cost of each successful case was three annas nine pies
only or nearly half that of the preceding year.

Conclusion.

54.    I was generally much pleased with the quality of the vaccina-
tion I saw in the Sadr stations and villages during my cold weather
tour, and with the conduct of the establishment in general.

55.    I have already mentioned the names of influential men whose
assistance was willingly given, and I beg to recommend them to the ap-
probation of the Chief Commissioner.

                                                            J. C. WHISHAW,

                                    Offg. Superintendent of Vaccination, Oudh.