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Talisíl vaccination recom
mended for future adoption

10. On the whole our object was attained and the path has been
cleared for the future. The results of the season were fair, but at the
same time I am inclined to think that now with the hearty co-operation
of all Civil Officers both European and Native, Vaccinators stationed
at Tahsíls, would do better work, and certainly they could be more easily
supervised by the Inspectors.

Aid given by Deputy
Commissioner Rái Barelí;

11.    In Rái Barelí the Deputy Commissioner posted the Vaccinators
in each of the Tahsíls from the beginning and allowed them to work
almost throughout the season in the Tahsíls and their vicinity. He took
much interest in the cause of vaccination and explained its benefits to
the people.

12.    He issued parwánas to the Tahsíldárs to render all reasonable
assistance to the Vaccinators.

and by the Deputy Com-
missioner of Sítápur.

13. In Sítápur, for the greater portion of the season, the two
Vaccinators were allowed to work with the Deputy Commissioner's camp
and did very good work. Mr. Anderson stated that in some villages
every child had been vaccinated. Such results show how important is
the personal influence of the Deputy Commissioner.

Progress in Bára Banki
very satisfactory.

14.     In Bára Banki also vaccination made much progress through
the interest evinced by the District Officers.

15.    During an outbreak of small pox numbers of people in Bára
Banki are said of their own accord to have brought their children to be
vaccinated.

I saw about 130 cases of recent and successful vaccination while at
Bára Banki in February.

Good example set by Thá-
kúr Bharat Singh.

16. The Civil Surgeon of Hardui observes that Thákúr Bharat
Singh recognized vaccination by permitting the heir to his property to
be subjected to the operation, and that his having done so was due to
the persuasion of the Deputy Commissioner whose action was rendered
effectual by the presence of a Vaccinator in camp.

Assistance given by T'a-
lukdár of Mulliabád and
Tahsíldár.

17. Nawáb Ahmed Khán T'alukdár of Mulliabád having had
personal experience of the benefits of vaccination as alluded to in last
year's report, requested in the early part of October to have two Vacci-
nators posted to Mulliabád. This was agreed to, and I am glad to state
the men did much good work through the assistance they received from
the T'alukdár and from the Tahsíldár of Mulliabád, Pundit Kálí Pargás.

and by Hydar Ali of
Rasulpur.

18. In the beginning of November Hydar Alí Lamberdár of
Rasulpur, a village about 12 miles from Lucknow, asked for the services
of one Vaccinator to work on his estates. He set a good example by
first allowing his own children to be operated on. The consequence of
this and of his persuasion was that many people readily permitted their
children to be vaccinated.

Also by Darogah Mír Wa-
jid Alí, and Hakím Mozuffer
Hussein Khan.

19. Darogáh Mír Wajid Alí and Hakím Mozuffer Hussein Khán of
the Unání Hospital gave us great assistance in persuading the inhabitants
of their villages near Lucknow to receive the benefits of vaccination.