3. The number that have died after the second vaccination, within the twelve days following it.

4. The number that have died during the rest of the year.

5. The average annual mortality before the practice of vaccination.

"The sum total of all the reports is given in the following tables:—

Vaccination against Charbon (France).
Sheep.

Years.Total
Number of
Animals
Vaccinated.
Number
of
Reports.
Animals
Vaccinated
according
to Reports
received.
Mortality.Total.Total
loss
per
100.
Average
loss
before
Vacci-
nation.
After
First
Vacci-
nation.
After
Second
Vacci-
nation.
During
the rest
of the
Year.
1882270,040112243,1997568471,0372,6401.0810%
1883268,505103193,119436272 7841,4920.77"
1884316,553109231,6937704441,0332,2470.97"
1885342,040144280,107884735 9902,6090.93"
1886313,28888202,064652303 5141,4690.72"
1887293,572107187,811718737 9682,4231.29"
1888269,574 50101,834149181 300 6300.62"
1889239,9744388,483238285 5011,0241.16"
1890223,6116969,865331261 244 8361.20"
1891218,6296553,640181102 77 3600.67"
1892259,6967063,125319183 126 6280.99"
1893281,3333073,93923456 224 5140.69"
Total3,296,815  9901,788,879 5,668 4,406 6,798 16,872  0.9410%

Vaccination against Charbon (France).
Cattle.

Years.Total
Number of
Animals
Vaccinated.
Number
of
Reports.
Animals
Vaccinated
according
to Reports
received.
Mortality.Total.Total
loss
per
100.
Average
loss
before
Vacci-
nation.
After
First
Vacci-
nation.
After
Second
Vacci-
nation.
During
the rest
of the
Year.
188235,56412722,916221248820.355%
188326,45313020,50117146640.31"
188433,90013922,616201352850.37"
188534,00019221,073328671070.50"
188639,15413522,11318739640.29"
188748,48414828,0832318681090.39"
188834,4646110,9208435470.43"
188932,2516811,61014731520.45"
189033,9657111,0575414230.21"
189140,7366810,476644140.13"
189241,609719,7578315260.26"
189338,154459,8404113180.18"
Total438,8241,255 200,96217782 432691 0.345%

"Comparing the figures in the fourth column with those in the second, we see that a certain number of veterinary surgeons neglect to send their reports at the end of the year. The number of reports that come to us even tends to get less each year. The fact is, that many veterinary surgeons who do vaccinations every year content themselves with writing, 'The results are always very good; it is useless to send you reports that are always the same.'

"We have every reason to believe, as a matter of fact, that those who send no reports are satisfied; for if anything goes wrong with the herds, they do not fail to let us know it at once by special letters.