Facts and opinions relating to the deaf from America.

Date:
1888
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Credit: Facts and opinions relating to the deaf from America. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PEIVATE AND DENOMINATIONAL SCHOOLS. 1. WHIPPLE'S HOME SCHOOL, CONN. ' I think it would be much better for the deaf never to marry, as I have known of no instance where there were not more deaf people brought into the world as the result, and I consider them an unfortunate class. ' Maegaeet Hammond, Principal.' 2. GEEMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN INSTITUTE, NOREIS, MICHIGAN. ' We know very little about it. ' D. H. Uhlig, Principal' 3. ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC INSTITUTE, ST. FRANCIS, WISCONSIN. Eev. Chas. Fessler, Principal. Expressed no opinion upon this question. 4. FREDERICK KNAPP INSTITUTE, BALTIMORE. Frederick Knapp, Principal. No reply to circular letter received up to date, June 2, 1888. 5. VOICE AND HEARING SCHOOL, ENGLEWOOD, ILLINOIS. Mary McCowen expresses no opinion upon this question. 6. MARY GARRETT'S PRIVATE SCHOOL, PHILA- DELPHIA. ' Cases of intermarriages of the deaf have not come under my notice, and I have not had time to investigate the subject, O