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Applications for admission should contain answers to the following questions:

1. The full name of the applicant.

2. The day, month and year of birth.

3. Where was he born?

4. The cause of deafness; if not born deaf, when and how he became deaf?

5. Is the deafness total or partial; if the latter, what is the degree of hearing?

6. Have any attempts been made to remove the deafness, and if so, with what result?

7. Has he had any acute disease or received any bodily injury? 8. Is he laboring under any bodily deformity, defective vision, eruption, malformation, swelling, rupture, etc.?

9. Is he bright and active, or dull?

10. Has he ever used liquors or tobacco?

11. Has he ever had the small pox? scarlet fever? spinal fever? measles? whooping cough? mumps? or been vaccinated?

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12. Are there any cases of deafness in the family, among relatives or ancestors?

13. Has he shown any taste for any particular trade or business, or been accustomed to regular employment?

14. Have any attempts been made to impart instruction?

15. Is there any ability to articulate or read on the lips?

16. Were the parents related before marriage? if so, how? 17. The full names of parents?

18. The occupation of the father?

19. The post-office address of the parents, town and county? Name, age and address of any other deaf-mute in your neigh

borhood?
Applications should be addressed to

A. ROGERS,

Superintendent, Council Bluffs, Iowa.

NOTE.-There is no known cure for total deafness. Many eminent physicians, notably Drs. Cooper and Clelland, in England; Itard, Meniere and Deleau, in France; Hendriskz and Guyot, in Hollaud, and Hymly, in Germany, have made extraordinary efforts to cure the deaf, but without success. The canses of deafness are numerous, and the man who pretends to cure the affliction, by any single method of treatment, is a quack. We do not wish to discourage parents in their efforts to restore the sense of hearing, but they should not torture their children, and waste their money in attempting cures after the fact of deafness is established.

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TREASURER'S REPORT.

Sept. 14.

To His Excellency, JOHN H. GEAR:

SIR-I herewith prerent an account of the receipts and disbursements of the special appropriations made by the Seventeenth and Eighteenth General Assemblies (Seventeenth, chapter 13; Eighteenth, chapter 93), and included: Rebuilding east wing, amount appropriated, $25,000; furniture fund, balance, $109.99; for changing pumps, amount appropriated, $689; sewer, $600; range and grounds, $550; printing office, $1,000.

THE STATE OF IOWA in account with JOHN H. STUBENRAUCH, Treasurer. Debit.

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To George Bebbington, for lumber.....
To Council Bluffs Iron Works, hardware.
To J. W. Rodefer, lime and hair

...

.$ 1,322.92

2,016.41

149.55

254.35

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To P. M. Spencer, foreman, pay-rolls and materials.... 5,189.41

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Feb. 16.

To George Bebbington, lumber....

Feb. 16.

June 16.

June 16.

Feb. 16. To Groneweg & Schoeutgen, hardware...

Feb. 16. To C. Straub, brick.....

Feb. 16. To Groneweg & Schoeutgen, hardware
To C. B. Gas Co., fixtures and plumbing.

May 4.

To Harle & McCune, paints and oils....

May 4. To Haxtun Steam Heating Co., on contract.
To C. B. Gas Light Co., fixtures...

July 1.

Sept.

To C. B. Gas Light Co., fixtures.

To George Bebbington, lumber
17. To Bixby & Wood, stair matting..

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Sept. 17.

Sept. 17.
Sept. 17.

To P. M. Spencer, fo eman, pay-rolls and materials
To A. Rogers, pay-rolls....

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Sept. 17.

Sept. 17.

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To J. H. Stubenrauch, account paid Groneweg &
Schoeutgen, $28; Miller & Co., $7.10; P. C. Devol,
$11.05; M. J. Kelley, $12; Haxtun Steam Heating
Co., $105; C. B. Gas Light Co., $444.30.
To M. Wise, livery..
To superintendence.....

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Balance on hand.

607.45

2.50 897.10

778.59

$26,432.22

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April 14. To C. B. Gas Light Co., No. 6 Blake pump.
June 23. To A. Hebard, civil engineer....

444.80

9.00

Dec. 23.

June 23. To R. S. Finkbine, professional services..
B. F. Clayton, Trustee, services...

4.00

17.00

1881.

Sept. 21. To C. B. Gas Light Co., balance on No 4 Blake pump..

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