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Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16
Constitutional Gaiarrh.

No single. disease has entailed more suffering
or fastened the breaking up OF the constitution
than catarrh. The sense Of smell, Of taste, OF
sight, Of hearing, the human voice, the mind
one OF more, and sometimes all, yield 10 its de-
structive influence. The poison II distributes
throughout the system attacks every vital force,
and breaks up the most robust of constitutions.
Ignored, because but little understood, by most
physicians. impotently assailed by quacks and
charlatans, those suffering from 1t have little
hope 10 be relieved Of IL this side of the grave.
II Is time, then, that the popular treatment OF
this terrible disease by remedies within the
reach Of all passed into hands at once compe-
tent and trustworthy. The new and hitherto I'M
tried method adopted by DIR. Sanford in the
preparation Of his RADICAL CURE has won the
hearty approval of thousands. II is instantane.
Gus in affording relief In all head. colds, sneez-
ing, snufiiing and DISTRACTED breathing, and rap
idly removes the most oppressive symptoms,
clearing the head, sweetening the breath, restor.
ing the senses OF smell, taste and hearing, and
neutralizing the constitutional tendency of the
disease towards the lungs, liver and kidneys.
SAsFORDs RADICAL CURE consists of one bot
tie of the RADICAL CURE,one box OF CATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and IMPROVED lNHALER: price, 81.
Potter DuTg & CHEMICAL Co, BOSTON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

ing by hunting that they can't be induced to
settle down. But among the younger Indians
there Is q general recognition OF the fact thai thai
fhey must live under q new order OF things Inc
buffalo has about gone. They can no longer
cxist by hunting. II must be remembered that
heretofore the Indians have not had a fair cbance
T.. Set civilized Faith has not been kept with
them. They have had no rights which the white
man was bound to respect. They have been
brought into contact with the worst class OF
white men-what might be termed the failures
Of our own civilization. The contact has OF
course been Injurious to them. As an old chief
once said to me in his picturesque way: The
white men that we meet are like the scum thrown
on the banks by river that flows clean ana
clear in mid-channel' Taking into considera-
fion the circumstances under which the lndian
has lived he is much as other men. The notlon
that he Is innately vicious or cruel Is iaise.
When you have seen Indians successfully working
forty-acre farms you don't ask If they can nc
civilized But they must he given fair chance
They must be educatcd-not given Ciit-edged
education. but on education that shall 1nclndc
an Industrial training and teach them how TO
work They should be given land that II VIII
pay to farm and he secured In their holdings
When qualified for it they should be admitted
to citizenship. They should be treated nel,hcr
as pets nor outcasts. IL wisely dealt with. look
forward to the time when the Indians will he
able to take Of themselves, and then whether
they are to remain distinct people or be an
sorbed into the surrounding civilization, time
will show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Feb :. Cation nrmen Miains io.c
sne So 37s2 IS. Extr. 10 50 oga{5 Famliy 10 stsle
so CITY Mills Superfne 50 81 az s. Extra do 81 Os03 y.
do Rls Brands 81 800 Patao,co Fs~y So 80 DO ~.
psrlave Patent 50 S. Wheat-SOutern Red So a6c
do Amber 95Gg7 Western lower. No winter Red
Spot ~ &c. February $3.50 bid; March So
s9ec. 81 H9l7 &C Corn-SouJlcrs quiet. White ..
Yellow So 59,s Western Mixed spot 81 .
&c; $685. 10 isci do for Nav 5Ss -
oats steady dull Southern 360tlc. westera Win,
943o Western Mixed 3sai0G Pennsylvania 81 a 42c
Quot 68q7Oc. Hay steadv; Prime To 1hoce Vest
Sl3 90 IL 90 Provisions ,esiy; Mess PORK SIS 10
Bulkmests shoulders AMI Clear Rib SITES packet
1GSS.c. Bacon-Shoudsrs 721S9c Clea~ Rib Sides H,c
Mans II el2s.c Lard refined 20 Bnter hrm Western
2603c. Eggs at l7W &c. LINED
do lO0l4c. Petroleum stesdr-kehnsd az PC Cofes
lower. RIO cargoes ordinary % fair 1850 lb nc sugar
A soft LEO. Copper refnsi nrn at 10 a I6c
WhsKey steady at 81 2OGSl o. Freights to LverDso
3.l6i Flour In sacks ton D. Gran
lLaI d. Rooeipts-FIour o. iO7 bbls Wheat 100 su'h
1889 BUSH 10 900 bush Ship tensFlOur. 16e
bills Wheat 5000 BUSH sales-Wheat l5l TOO bush Corn
l42 100 bush.
Bosroy: Feb Flour quiet; Corn steady. steamer
Yellow 64A0653.c. Oas quiet; No White Ash as &c;
No, 2 White 4ie; No White 42s+2.c; shorts
Butter steady Cheese Fine Northern l2'. dc Fair to
Flair ; zoo bills and 5000 SACKS Corn O. 800 bush.
Oats 10 900 bush. Shorts Is tons.
CHICAGO Tile le al n.ed follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
SUPERINTENDENT H4RRISoN RETIRES.
LEAVING THE SCHOOLS ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HrhLTH
AFTER FIFTY YEARS WORK.

LEAVING THE SCHOOLS on ACCOUNT OF I'LL HfhLTH
AFTER FIFTY YEARS WORK.
At the meeting the OF Education next Wednesday
superintendent Jasper will tbs resignation Of ASSIST
ant superintendent Thomas II lrrson Mr. Harrison Is
OF the oldest onicasRonnected with the Nev-York
schools and he is regarded one OF the most capable
and teacher and superintendent one OF the
widely experienced in public school matters In this
country began teaching in 1889 and now in the last
year OF half centurys connection with the schools
large number and principals OF the schools In
the city been under his instruction and there s
probably official in the city who is moro respected
and admired.
His resignation. Mr. Harrison said yesterday. would
DO given purely account OF his health and
his recommended change OF
account Of bronchial trouble The resignation
into effect until March. Mr. Harrison was lot
many years principal OF No Al, the Greenwich Avenue
School assistant superintendent for twenty
years under superintendent Randall KID io and Jasper
While boy he attended School No. in Rivinaton-st-.
which at that time on the outer edge oil
the city that looking from tho school windows ne cond
green beyond At that time The teachers were
appointed the Public School Society as monitors and
served a salary OF $26 year.
Some Harrissns friends thought that his resgna-
ton difference with superintendent Jasper ana
it is Harrison offered tho position OF
before Mr. Jasper election, eight years ago.
lie there difference OF feeling between
himself Mr.. Jasper. and added Il co Id not nave
wished cordial relations than those that have ex
i.ted self and Mr. Jasper at all mes ana my
other associates as well intended t. retire early last
year. but at Jaspers request remained with him EVeh
now have said that iave OF ab
sence might be procured me- but want long rest and
do not to throw my work on tho department
add that this recent criticism OF MI jasper an" MS
work extremely unjust"
Harrison del Yer lecture this afternoon III the
Normal College the teachers the subject OF Manual
Training" He has been closely identified with The plans
that have prepared for introducing these methods
In the public schools The Inspection OF the wsk done IN
other cities the reports this inspec
ton prepared bv him
When MIR Harrison spoke resigning last May. Mt
Jasper said, told him that did not how we c0u
without him aid that we depended largely on ms great
eN securing proper statement of what ha been
training other cities. could leave my
work and Mr.. HARRISON was thoroughly equipped
for that work"
action will be taken BY the teacher
20 express. their feeling Mr. Harrison and his retire
meut from the school system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
Tho Insurance tho clothing stock OF CHARLES
Yost Nos $40 and 52l Broadway. is
BARGiINS IN JAPANESE AND INDIA GOODS

BARGiINS IN JAPANESE AND INDIA GOODS
A. A. Vautno Co, the Broadway importers of Japanese
Chinese India Turkish and Persian goods in the midst
of sale their fine establishment has
crowded. with BUYERS since the sale bean The
days yet and thoss have not yet vis
tied the $40 Broadway should not lei the oppor
tunity PAYS Unusually excellent bargains offered limited
By variety OF offered There five
floors and the bu linR In the basement
screens furniture and the cnro On the first hor
goods. etc. favofs hat.
havisg big in those DAYS OF dancing Inc
The Mlkad0s WlHsf re
denee bronzes. silks and general assOr'
goods The thir fourth 1Oors e1lbl
Eastern curtains orteres drzperies
and enDrCiderlts
given TO The wholesale department.
The Tns catalogue eDaIDefatss Ewo hundred ware
goods. articles that enjoying run might Dc
mentioned In JaaEese department there
poreres. with decOrtsrs OF flowers and birds
upward some beautiful i've GOT screens
81 50 Rose and pot ppurfi having
a large Tue FIRMS tea Of Japan Is std 10 he The
best IN tie c0uary. Tea sell from - cents 10 $50
India Turkish AND Persisn ensTe ierrs lha goods Orcn
tel and Turkish carpets having fire ssie Algerian
poteres sold recently 1T S4 marked down ~ Sls
marked down trsm sl2 u - inSa PO0icarSs
81 aud ether prices snoa>lhgly lon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

1907 40 4,s 100. Atlantic and areas wsSs g A. =.
Asntc and Great second mortgage trustees
tncatea 10 Erie 27r do. second cousos O 81 rau
Com en- 77'. NewY.rx Central ilo1 ksasS 80 II nu
so, a nav COMPANY 23 Canada NORTHUMBERLAND Lana CV%
many ~, Psnnsyivania. $50; Mexican Ordinary. ~
fisos Central ia spanish Is. 'os Bar n,o. sr mar
cent rsntes A. ~ francs Al cenmss for the account anu
synhangn IN london ut % ceDtnes fer checxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

Flour quiet and stsaIy. Wheat steady l,IH notADgefs
last qaoted-Gaoioe to Faney Winter p.eas ~ olp
20 southern Winters 50 81 30 80 Aioi aH sd Wiz
Winters 30 000s4 0 Fair 10 Choice soooDns - %
1p3 Minnesota Patenss ~ 30 d 81 ID
soft Wheat Patents ~ l0OSi 30 Minnesota BaGors
SS3 Sd Medium 10 Choios Soft springs - 9DD
SO ~. Lew Grade springs II 7o92 51 Rye bals IA bar
~ 500 f3
Cash quotations as f0Ovs-NO Spring Wheat 73la
s70lae Ne. spring Wheat ~ COS NO RsA 73.1l
Ne Gsrn 40 Me- oats 70 @ 500 40 = aye :s
soc 30. Barley 81 d82c 10. Flax Srs1 at 81 Al.
Primo Tiinouly Seed % 40 Mess RorS per bbi.
sl4 % $lI .. 100 10 81 ~ shcr5 Rins ses
loose " So DRY Sailed shoulders boxaa ~ 90 d,B %
shsrt Clear 7s0SS O5. WnisSes tSf.llJvf
finished goods gallon 81 H. susar-tnt hnI Saat'I,
lzr-ar IInt L. .LlrAI. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
TO rrGy Yuy cI1Jge OF ST. LOUIS

81. LOUIS. feb. About n'ty leading Democrats OF
the city held meeting Yesterday afternoon TO select
committee 20 Washington and present to the Dem
scrate Natonz Com niitee the claims and advantages
Of - Iui, az place held the National Cow
A cosinit OF twshtt-t~U was appointed win Mayor
Francis the chairman They Will leave here Tor ash
ingtOn IN a 'ecial ear on February 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
,a,e. Exnort-1n2s2 boxes.

Receipts for week 1882 packages Exports 10 2 boxes
The mirket leans trfe In buyers favor Home as
rbuing Is fair but W tn little going FOR export
stock rather slowly. Most holders ask ana
obtain former but some not satisfied with
business and would shade prices htc TO
effect important sales. Fancy state white are gong
mainly p 90 and fancy cOOred at l2al2 l4c speca
factO showing prc tOn Of quail hay ing occ1s ona
y small way higher figures. Fine fuu cream
stock Is going at about and 70 good at
10al1 1-2c. Chenango County part skins sell In range
Of 7alOc and closely SKINNED stock down 70
2afc. skins hrmer and in better demand
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
pLyrPo.PygUMoyIA ~ YEW-JERsEY.

srrwARTsy I. , n j.. Feb 2. -Peuro pneumonia has
broken sut cattle in the western part Of Warren
C.uaty Yesterday state Veterinary surgeon A. C. Young
made an examination Of several herds in Greenwich
Township and ordered them Guaranteed. su~ber OF
cattle in this township have died lately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
lOnious. OrAn q
pOtatoea State,

pURs SKINS
Cable adylces from the London January saes rep2t
following changes Raccoon 10ai5 Jer cent skunk vaI
per 0possum II 12 cent beaver per ssnt aS
mskrat 10 uer cent CHER In June grey f0x SAM.
as in June lynx per cent wolf 30 per cent ana MINK
per cent lower than June IL 12 per cent o"e
than in March. Receipts here light the demand
beter and prce, show some Improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

~ .
There special feature IN yesterdays crude certih
speculation. duness being complained of by both bull
and The field not especially m.
portan and appear likely the front
cent IN the snrprses The opinion
the Butler and developments is
they oil enough 10 disturb the general out
and therefore any unexpected production would be
more OF important surprise At the
moment refuet situation drawing the most Interest IN
the legitimate trade The charters for the first six days Of
this month reported at 377@0i barrels a daily
average 62,qSi barrels. This Ia dsily average
Of 20 OOo barrels in excess the yield of tho
oil been reported The Increased
refined oil resulting from the need TO fill vessels
port ougt 10 susan tie crnde market for the time
being Of other sdorsons Yet tho spccua'
than firm. and itpresents no sign of imme
Carrying rates low amt oil loaned
the close but will require new buying or some
favorable 10 start covering by the shorts
The market closed strsng.
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the COlso
dated Exchange wore as fellows
opening Lorest ~ =
Highest ....... S0h Final 80
Refined oil is strong but prices were unchanged at 70.
cents per gallon. Abel test at ali ports
CITY PENN sss eS s e GSTafas'
ser: 2;aas barrels shipments, so57s barrels;
PffsSrRS Penn. Feb 7Petroleum airy active ana
3d. snAS nis%s Penn Feb National Transit ceracate.
Bb, CIearanc@s 962 900 barrels
TTrsvIIlF Penn Feb IN dtonal transit certificates
opened al 40 highest 9O+ lowest S0's closed SJ.
BUFFALO Feb 7-whost-No l Hard nrm at TO- ever
Chicago MAY wheat ssss at 81 TO No Hsrd Northern
r;en d% M at s e S s a'" . M. s
S91a9oc track Corn In fair demand and rssgsr closed
Yellow 54a54 &c; No. 25id5+tc No 63Ldbio on
track oats quiet and weak-No. White 'sh s3'c
No White 37s4 93sc no NiIed 49, SO yc Oh track
Bsrsy in good de1snd saiss Of Choice Michigan Al $50
No Canada at Slo No. Extra al SIC Flonr iul and
unchanged. Mllfsed hrm-wnter Bran sle 90; spring
$40 50 ksceDts Wheat 5000 bush. Corn $4,000 bush.
Oats $500 bush. Ship,peLts-Whcat $500 bush Corn
5000 bash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

The daily receipts Of milk and cream me various
railroad and the city for the week
have been follows Erie $50 OF milk. - cans q
condensed milk and 80 OF snsqnehanna LSo
cans OF milk AMI Is cans OF NewYork CITY and
Northern 800 OF milk Harlem 2775 cans OF MIX III
cans condensed milk and 10 OF cream New Haven
and Hartford 1870 cas- milk: ontario and West shore
reads 225 milk 100 OF cosensed milk and %
cans OF Central $50 OF milk aud
OF aud by miscellaneous short routes 5O cans
OF OF The total daily supply has
milk 255 OF condensed milk and BIT
Of The receipts have been heavier but me
them and the price paid Tor
the p atfor surplus las been 80 oil 40 quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
YIELDING TO MILD RAIDS.
THE UNPROTECTED STOCKS FALL.

VAIN EFFORTS OF BEARS TO BRING ABOUT
SELLING-SMALL FLUCTUATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
LIVE POULTRY
POTATOES AND vyGyrABtsa

rorA1oHs AND NgGETABLEa
Moderate arN ais OF foreign potatoes and continued
aFuNe demand have kept prices strong aud In sellers
favor. B"st Scotch magnunls have been cleaned up
closely at - l0as2 20 II sh and Eng reaching % lOa
~ 10. good deal Of tao stock Ia transit has been
gag To arrive at those prices and favOrite kinds
are Id Higher. Champion quiet and show little ni-
prov ement Nova Scotia potatoes and State
sock In good demand and prices fayorng sellers. Sweet
potatoes aud Arm. Bermuda potatoes selling
SGas7 per bbi onions 81 rarely % 30 per crate
and boets at 81 60asl rs. Old onions aud high
Russia tusnps not plenty and pIces aFm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

Receipts for week 10,410 pkCs. The general ten
the for the past week has been strongly
downward; receipts OF fresh goods have been mod rate,
The oVromry small and sales have had ~ ne
forced day day 20 Prevent accumulation. ms
opened with dull market at 30 lr2a2lc for best
Western 20a2O 12c. for prime Virginia and about zoe
for best Southern from other sections Al the close me
demand is picking up little for fresh gathered gGs ana
steadier feeling prevails prices not quotably m
proved, s1tuntOn is Better and te hope
ul. All kinds held pressed for sale. the re-
mining supply being large and the season growing late
Holders all confidence and urging
every opportunity without much regard N price
The Producers PnceCurrent' compiled the stock of
lined February f. Obta ming definite returns
thiry-sx holders Including all receivers known "
hanl the quantity AZ 10 27O
bills, about 200 Of foreign Large lots
az he Intta been xnl1 II -2A12c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
BUTTER

Receipts for week 25 $50 pkgs. Exports for week =
pkgs There is a continued dull trade, and with me
supply running unusually heavy for the time OF year the
market lower weak all fresh made stock cream
cry has steadily accumulated lower prices having faed 70
materially widen outlet for It, At the close fancy
ana easier bought than sold at 32c, extra
Egn has declined 10 32c open trading price, ana
zoe IS ton for extra Western, ether than Elgn ENra
1rs creamery drags at 25a27c, hrsts at 2la2ic and
seconds sell at lsa2Oc fall made creamery SLOW
21a27c. nrkin5 have less call ana woui
dnlcult place csc. for the best western held
creamery dull at 17a2c State dairy tubs are beginn 7
get old Favored los the strong position Occu
pied Fancy entire darie and extra rkn diaries
plenty held with confidence, but Other
grades are slow could be bought shade lower im
creamery aud Western dairy are weaker and dun
Factory showing easier feeling, though the
fav0rlte Iowa marks held up ~ Csc under
Instructions from shippers. Rolls hrmer and In sHsh
supply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
FRUITS Gyp rTnR1Es-DRIED.

Receipts for week Exports dried apples. 26t7
pkgs. The market for evapOrate1 apples continues very
while generally holding stock at
ahos former prices N with any freedom liberal
ces-ons would have 70 b. MADE. sun-drted sliced have
weakened little under pressure 70 sell Coarse cut
are In small supply and ann ChUps steady, with i'm
porers dding . sac. for Irme stock scarcely any
in0ulrv tor core, and skins and best lots be
bmlghi al ice. Peaches dull. hut In light stock
and firmly held Small fruits quiet and without Quotable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
Actual Sales

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-FEB. T.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

INSTANCES IN RECENT FIRES
The final list Of insuranoes stocks burned in the
Broadway fire. obtained heretofore in correct form,
are given below That on the clothing stock Of NAL
% IL 1lxrnr L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
FRUITS Avp pRRnrFs-FRssH.

APPLES have been in moderate supply and under
steady fair demand riccs continue IN splcs favor Ono
ations advanced but reach top figures must
be gilt edged every respect. Grapes remain very dll
and weak Cranberries ia Light supply ard moving out
moderately well At Gpm prices. Florida c0ml
forward more freely choice briGhr fruit OF 40 TO 200
cOuns scarce and FIRM nOd medium qualities steady ;
coarse ard Inferior grades duh and irregular few
strawberries arrive Florida for which prc's
from 81 80 per quart downward TO quality few reaching
top price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINR

CHARLESTON, Feb 7spirts Turpenrino sesiy 81 81 10
SAVANNAH Feb. 7.--Turpsntine steady at 81 10.
WILMINGTON. Sch 7-rurpentins steaav AZ 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For week ending Tuesday Feb u 1888

Receipts for week l.626 pkss beans 5000 pkga peas
Exports 613 pkgs beans 9ts bush peas imlerts oo2o
haas beans Under continued light receipts OF dQmesc
beans very strong Interior advices and moderate
uting trade the Is again higher on most knos'
Marrow are up to 80 80ss2 65 for choice SOCK Medum
have had 80 SIS and 90 10 IL now generally
pea are so scarce that prices could De OOtaeu
for them White Kidney remain quet but held VIII IN
craasing armness Red Kidney steady ~ the moment
Turtle soup nominal. About 1888 bags California; beans
in this week nrcer and selling very we'll fel
beans arriving very freely, but there Is large movement
and prices been marked up little oreeh peas urn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

continue sell pretty well and the market Is
firm at 1Oa1O lee. Chickens quiet and have 10 be
very bring than 1-2c Good turkeys are m
Ducks steady Geese plenty and wax. Pigeons in
demand and firm.
Receipts OF fresh killed poultry falling of sOmew hat
while demand running light there APPEARS To De
undcrtOne OF hrmness In the market TURKEYS are
showing most strength and receive attention, prime
fancy Western selling pretty well at HAZE
Chickens are plenty than other kinds, and the
cheaper including all Western receipts rule slightly
I'm blyers' favor Ducks small supply and fancy
large rule firm; noor grades drag Geese dull and
poor grades In large supply. Capons dull unless very
large and ene. SQUADS weaker English snpe AMI
grass plover are selling from cold storage in ranges
quoted wild ducks OF choice quality and desirable va
riety rule firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

--- shares
Op'g H'gt Low't Final Bid. lAsk'd ssld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

Government bonds were dull ana steady al quo
tationS as follows: