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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-05
The Fibre Industry.

OPINION tnaU II properly QeVeIOpeO IL
would add materially to the wealth of
Florida. However interest seems to lay
now for some una countable reason.
That the fibre plants grow to perfection
on our peninsula and the keys, is fully
demonstrated by the fact that millions
OF the plants have been collected during
the pact year, and shipped to the
Bahamas, where the industry is being
developed. Is it possible that our people
will allow some one else to r APP the rich
harvest that lies at our doors?
The January number OF the Tropical
Agriculturist, of Ceylon, devoted several
pages to the discussion of the Sisal hemp
industry, and while it is admitted that
g plant was not Indigenous TO the
country, maintained that it could be
cultivated with great profit. If this is
true. certa My the business would pay in
Florida where the plant grows spontane-
ously.
We extract the following from the
article in the Tropical Agriculturist:
eve have been indebted to Sir Bruce
Burnside for a good many interesting and
valuable extracts with reference to The
development Of the HSi+aP' Fibre indus
try in the Bahamas OF late years under
the auspices ofGovernor Sir Henry Blake.
These have duly appeared from time to
time in our pages, and recalling the fact
that "Sisal' is but another name for
"Aloe," and that Mauritius-with fewer
advantages than Ceylon-has developed
a really important export trade in Aloe
Fibre, we do not see why this Colony
sho Il lag behind. 1t behooves one or
other of our Colombo merchants to take
the initiative; just as the "Kapok" trade
has risen, SO and much faster, ought ex-
ports OF Aloe and other fibres to be set
agoing.
''Since writing the above, we have re-
ceived from Mr.. +. Cummins, well and
favourably remembered in Ceylon, in
connection with the P. W. D., copy Of a
report of the South Florida Fruit Com
pany, in which passage occurs respect
ing "Sisal Hemp" which is just the fibre
of species of aloe, practically Identical
with the green aloe (Fourcroya gigantea)
which although not indigenous to
Ceylon, fourishes exceedingly here, being
easily propagated from the multitudes of
little plants which actually produce
leaves and root bulbs before they drop
from the flower stems. The passage re-
garding the Sisal hemp is as follows:
CDR. Hanson then exhibited to the
meeting some specimens of the F bre
known as Sisal Hemp. The specimens
were of very strong and silky descrip-
ton. They were subsequen ly examined
by a well-known Rope-Manufacturer and
pronounced by him to be of q very
superior quality, for which there was a
great demand. The plants from which
this fibre was extracted grew wild very
near the company's property; there is
great demand for it in the markets of the
United States, where it is used extensive
ly in the manufacture of ropes and cords,
, having reputation there coming very
little below that of Manila Hemp.
"Hitherto the supply OF Sisal Hemp for
A Il Al l.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-03-05

II you are suffering from Malaria, ask
your druggist for ohallenherger's Anti
dote for Malaria If he don't have it, and
tells you he hes something just as good,
don't believe him, but send one dollar
to DR.. A. T. Shallenberger, Rochester,
Penn, and get the Antidote by mail.
A few doses will restor' you to perfect
health. The Medicine is in the form of
pills, bu' is not apurgative. 1t not only
destroys Malaria, but is an excellent
tonic.
, 1890-05-24

IT is hereby made known that the taxes
for the year 1889 viz: the Ground and
guiding Tax, the Tax ON the production
of Sugar, the Percentagp-Tax on The rent
of houses, the Quart Per Cent, Tax the
Cavalry and Artillery, and the Immigra-
tion Tax have become due on the 1St May
this year, and will be received at the Trea-
%surer's Office after the 9th Of each of he
months of May, June, July aud August.
AT the expiration Of the month of August,
the list of arrears will be sent to the Govern
ment for further measures.
A list of debtors, their properties, and
the respective amounts of Taxes will be
open for inspection at the Treasurer's Office
for the Jurisdiction of ChristiAnSted, and
for the Jurisdiction of Fredelikste0 at the
CuStOmh0uSe in said town.
Royal Treasurer's Office, st. Croix, 10Th
May 1890.
, 1890-05-24
Translation
Publication,

T is hereby made known that leave
of absence for a period not exceed
ing II months, to be reckoned from
the lst proximo, has been granted
Landphysicus DR.. med. KALMER,
and hat cand. med. & CHR. HEYN
has been appointed to act in DR..
KALMER'S place until further
notice.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix.
18th May 1890,
LIMPRICHT.
, 1890-05-24
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Bekjendtgjorelse

mET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
III DetailhandIer og V@rtShuushOlder
JULIUS F. W. REUTERS Fallitbo
at undertegnede Ret er extraderot
I'll Fallenten til fri Raadighed.
Frederiksteds Skifteret. St. Croix, den
lode Mai 1890.
R.. PETERSEN,
, 1890-05-24
acknowledgements

\ IlENHOLD til Anordning af
lode August 1874, bekjendtgj0res
herved, at jeg Days Dato har mod
taget Anmeldelse ON, at Herr JUS
titsraad L. FABER under lite
dennes har udstedt Fuldmagt til
Herr cand. pharm. S.W STEPHENS
til i hans Fravarelse at handle som
Agent for 1.-THE NORTHERN ASSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LONDON"
Frederiks teds Politikammer den lode
Mai 1890.
r. PETERSEN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04

AN ORDINANCE 70 amend an ordinance 81
the city Of Grand Rapids. entitled 'an or
dlnance granting permission TO the Street
Railway Company Of Grand Rapids 20 con-
sfruct and maintain street railroad in
East street, passed July l6, lSSs. as amended
August l3. lsSS. 80
Section I. The Common Council Of the City
ofGcant Rapids hereby ordain that Section
4 % an ordinance Of the city af Grand RAPIDS
entitled An ordinance granting permission
o. the Street Railway Company OF Grand
Rapids 70 construct and maintain a street
railroad In Fast street adopted July Is 1sNs
AZ anieuded BY ordnance Of said city adopted
august j. lsss. BE- and the same IS hereby
amended 20 read a. follows.
sec a. The speed az which cars shall be
drawn on said railway Tn said East street not
% exceed the rate OF ten miles Per hour. and
cars shall stop to receive and discharge pas
ScnZers whenever required. and aS near as
nav be AZ the farther crossings of cross streets.
The bell on said motors snail not be rung nor
the Whistles IN 'reon sounded save only to
avoid or prevent accident. provided that no
steam motor shall be rnn OF used by said street
railway after December Z. i'o.
The cars and carriages used on said line
shall be Of fhe best style in use upon such rail
ways. provided that other cars. carriages and
sVeepers nav be used for cleaning said street
from DISTINCTIONS by snow or otherwise
sec. e That section IL. % s2id ordinance he
and the sane Is hereby amended 20 r. Al As
follows
Sec. l9. The saif company shall hp allowed
until Decen1her fst. 1ss6 20 take I'D the tracks
in said East street from sherman street 10
BHckeye street and relay the sane under the
provisions % this ordinance and until sueh
rhanga IS made nay operate the sane Is and
where low constructed I'd any power per-
m rtet by this 0riin nance, and under the pro
visions thereof, s1a nothing in thfs o~sfp-
aarc s1al 0e construed ss giving sad com
psly che r. CIR r' Keep snt msfntsi- a track
we4f ~ ssf road Wue1 constructed IN che
car Ter ~ Essr street. "a herein provided hn-
twae0 ~hn~- 7n street anf wealthy avenue .
provided reVer. t1at SAID company mag
e7nsrruer between said twn sr-aers nrr4Sza-g
swfr rehps or ru-nHu-s
Passed and approved In regular session ~
GO fra Common harr,gfl he'd W>r4-~ .o.- 5--
Nay ~ ls9a
WsA ssrsEs4v. CRY Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04

My appetite failed ne and notl n ] ate
seemed 20 DO me any good. | diI I0trvst well
az night In the moraing ! would arise tired
and uMrcfr -shel. Ibecame nervog, AID un-
settled in mind. l lost flesh rapid became
weak aGd emaciated, and eaLre,y nut Tor
anything like WORK.
Il got discouraged as I kept on losing IN
strength and the pain la my head and body
became more severe. Ny condition worried
me, and the fact that l could not do anything
10 shake IL oil. bur was steadily failing al the
time. made me very gloomy and respondent.
| was feeling this way when J was urged 10 try
Dr. Browns treatment. l did not have much
hope. bat thought would give him "a trial.
Il was surprised al Jhe result. Ny pains left
me. my appetite and strength returned.
could rest good nights. and in a short time felt
Ike new man. | feel very grateful 70 Dr..
Brown for wEat he has done FOR me. and
heartily recommend him to any one who is
afiiicted as | was
4 stated above Mr.. Hassan resides a, 2i5
Seventeenth street, where be mag be found
ana bis statement yended.-LouisYlue Com
meIclal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04

Z tea Jae toree ye4n of h.s unexplred
asrEQ aud ~ escape 1ae suuerv. son @
/ TIE police. lad exp4tr.a4ea himself ana
Was il tlas eoaDtrF sonleW aele.
asl after tie o-llzara al MArah. isao-
/ 1 s@w Ia tae New AorE Hpr.a plctllt
/ q 81 ko1ser holding a. ufaRf. Ia
F TIE article I loun4 lis aaaress. lett u.y
/ pheasant honse-p preserved eN my vile
I iTom tas wlock o. several fotanes- Ia
tAsl Hartford Conn. ana found ~iF
( ha4SeT ll tie tQp roelu ot tsueutut
I house iu New Ncrk Ot eourse he NAs
/ ofer1oytd O. sae s. former fellow pms
I oner ana opened his heart e. nle There
la li-e miast of poverty I saw another
devoted Nle NlIh then infant onif a
month Old. Sae w4s as loving aud as
sweet s conSoler a. when he hAa = car
rage al command she had p8Wned
Der diamonds and wardrobe p.ece tY
piece after al hls own personal hAo
been loaned a. "a ncle Jacob.
SHORTY before be had sold $4,000
worth ot PAM tickets foI s25, thls Mas
gone and could not perceive ~hcrs
taeT supper vac l0 TX had as the rooms
were nearly hare ] saw hls traKeil1g
I letter press ln a eatheTn case and oa
INQUIRY found ne was about 90 taAe q
Out Ia Tie pawnsaop when ! ARRIVES. /
asked hlm what he expected % receive.
III cost me L ne replied, and tlfN
may advance dollar 0n lt.' y want
that II you Nlil sell Il for . said J..
THIS meant DAYS food
! found myself 40 something az a
quandry between my desre 10 ASSIST an
old pariaker Of John Bulls charity,
aud my lack OF cast Forging HIS
Chains not YET having been pabl.shed,
There stlA remained 500, out ~
5000 borrowed upo4 my return, which
lad been used 10 Keep up tAe work Tor
nay brothers liberation, which Mas be-
gun al the moment ] stepped Oh board
lne steamer AZ llVei pool. Ii dad not
take me long tO conclude Go purchasa
a passage, aud send himself. and wife.
and baby bace L. Euglaud, a. lls
ucket-Oi-leave having lust expired, lr
could 20 without r.sk Ct being scrl
back 10 PRISON. J sad 50 myself. "l
Nil not let au old fellow prison p
starYc DOB THIS, my own land - plenty
especially as Dee BIAS "a VIE wIta au -.
iaut CLl1, even u Als own country men
would"
The next day ] called on Mr. Gibson
since greatly interested ln my book
agent Of the Culon Line. who, after ]
lad explained tAe situation said. "Ine
passage s 500, OF which i W. pay $40
out of NY own pocket 4 you cau raise
the other SgO.' THIS ] paid and the
Ilchborne family sailed ihe next day
on the steamer Wyoming sister
ship of the Wisconsin. on board " which
made the voyage from Liverpool upon
ny release after - years Of lncarcer4-
ton.
TichboTne was received by q crowd q
admirers; and escorted by a band OF
music from the steamer 10 hls hotel in
Liverpool. GEORGE BDMELL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04
GAME OF FREEZE OUT.
A Chapcery Litigation over a Fire Alarm
Box Patent

Benjamin c. Girdler, Of this city, by
Blair, Kingsley d Kle.nhans, h.s solicit
ore, yesterday filed a long chancery bI
IN the Circuit Court against Preston \.
Merrfcld, Harry W. Long and Joan
Perry. Gir5lcr sets forth in his bili that
Merrlfeid invented toe alarm box, and
turned u over 70 Girdier. except a half
interest, with the proviso that be should
obtain a patent on &. Afterwards Long
and Perry were taken In % furnish the
capital. and the four men agreed That
they would each own an eQuai interest
in the patented invention. But Glrdlcr
claims that the three conspueo -
freeze him ont" and put the nveu-
ton IN the hands ~ Mou|tOn q Rogers
20 secure a patent on b.. leaving ont his
name. whereas hv agreement he was -
have the naming Of it 4 he - desired
This wall, he alleges, damage hIm many
thousands of doilars. and he wants tie
court 10 interfere and give hm his just
rights u equity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04

Jerry Pess paa s5.S5 fof has sFr.s
and leit she aour
Al6 Alk ua4tilaeS D. help 4. Z. i,ai.s
transact o CERTAIN business Wltaaal .a-
qCr0g whether oI noi nls iateri erence
voo.d ts agreeable io h4lss luaeea
klks interference Was very offensive.
and Rates tola him 81 N4k tao0g &
shat Bates was ot SAVING 5 was noi eA-
acJt what ausbt So b.. ano haa
Rates arrestrl Wnon tAe coar, ls.I.s
gQt tat ihlus loaEea ulo. Ml Rates WAS
discharged ~ nbolg iuuoccu Han.
ho1 iGcI is q Quarltlsont nalNI NIliisls
Who pAia ea.aa iol assaultng q fellow
ClllatA-
Bly Meade and Nary sherman were,
gtc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04
MAYOR UHL'S FIRST VETO.
The Council Junket 10 Buffalo Is Not
Sanctioned.

The Council Junket 10 Buffalo Is Not
Sanctioned
AS was foret0!d by the TELEGRAM
HERALD yesterday morning, Mayor
Uhl vetoed the action of the Common
Council il regard 10 that body making
a visit TO the city of Buffalo 10 inspect
the various kinds OF payements N use
there. The Mayor says
In the first place, 90 not think the
results would warrant the expenses OF
the tup. 1t would cost the ty quite
al amount 20 send twenty men down
there, and after they got 10 Buffalo lit-
tie could be q Jnc Of real value n the
way OF ascertanlng whether Or not as
pha!t is a desirable pavement. ] do
not think that i twenty business men
of the city wanted 90 invest gate tae
merits of a certain machine they would
20 in a body 10 view Il, not beng them
selves machluists. They would send
some expert 10 get a report of is work
ings and be guided by has opinion. That
5 precisely what the city ought 20 do
send an expert. Il any one Is % be sent,
some one who IS familiar with street
payements and capable OF judging
whether Buffalo people ike asphalt
and whether they have reasons Tor their
views"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04
He Describes n a Graphic
Manner the Torture 10
Underwent for Years.
Hoping Against Hope, he
GraSps at q Straw, Like a
Drowning Man.
a Happy Termination 20
Years CT Patient Suffering.

TIE following storS IS tod - Mr David
Hasa. = ho resides aE -l5 ser 1enteengh street
an4 Is employed 81 llscher. Leaf CO. ;
Nantes Scrss. on nish street.
For number Of years. be safe my head
troubled ne. Ny hose would stop up nrst On
0ne Sde snd then on ihe other Ihen some
tiAes iI would b stopped lp on both sides -
l could hardly breathe which caused d Suofh-
sring sensation This Vas followed bY coush
ana severe pain Ia The chest aud bacA
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04
SABBATH OBSERVANCE.
A Mas Meeting so De Held a. Iia1tmuus
lALL.

A Mas Meeting 60 be- Held a. Iisttnuu's
HAL
The members Of the pas.or Doaf,t-
cuce have decided that hereafter taR
VIII gather Their skirts about them and
degu 10 mlnglo with ule meek ana
lOWly reporters.
Al The lastmeotngof thc conference,
on motion of Rev. DT. Graham u Nas
decided hereafter g. throw open t.e
doors So newspaper men ann noi CO.
tempt % hide from tlC world what
they talk about go tlc.T mcrings IIHe
committee appointed o. consider le
question 81 "a uu0u mass meci Uc. at
winch the sunday dcsocrtoa ,hal he
the topic. fepou.. u faforot It Ih.3
recommended uat tae speakers TO-.
prominent iaFmCH taW t.e common
Council ho invited o. au.ul 81 U.sf.
ID was decided g. ho8 i.r mr.tie 80
Harimaus ilall ou ue cNcaHe o, oaa-
dan, June d..
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04
DR.. {. {. BROWN
IsLocated Permanently at
NO. 43 LAGRATE-ST.
Grand Rapids, Mich.

Catarrh and Diseases OF the Nose. Throat
and Lungs treated successfully.
Consumption. Bright's Disease. Dyspepsia.
Rheumatism and NERVOUS DISEASES. a
specially. CATARRH CURED.
Many diseases are being treated successfully
through the mails. AMI IL Is thus possible for
those unable 10 make a Journey 10 obtain
skillMl TREATMENT AT THEIR HOMES.
0flce Hours 10 II q. no.. 10 .. m, and :
70 : p. m. Sundays l0 20 II a. m.
Dr. Correspondence receives prompt atten-
fiau
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04

And my money pad for &c. After bsv-
lng liver complaint four wears and
sucndlng money on n0stTuros and ooc-
tors who didnt he.p me. ! t1ed rui-
rbur prtters. er bottles cured noe
shs.l siVavs rae thern d. D. b1ter,
Coroes. =. =.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04

City Treasure s II stevens. ST Mus
keq0n came ~ fhis city Yesterday end
0n 81 ight ~ f-0m t1e fraiu 81 fhe f.n. or
depot was overcome iIr fne beet Hr
vas taken g. fln Iuncn room ara rr.
t0rat sea applied. WINCH raused fiu q.
uarfaHv recover. 8e was taken ngme
or thr ueTf train.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04
KNIGHTS OF ST. John


hnrnunffss.
The H chts of So John he'd a refe
rr last evening m toe hsI ~ -L
Andrew scho0I for tHe purpose
eiectng vIce president r place of ~.
p. Eysn and treasurer b p.aoe 0l r..
II OIreu
81 tzgafald rafeIncfef A. $50 of-
Zee ri tlce president. and John =
Moran was elected 90 tne Office of frens-
urer After thr rIecfl0n Fef Fefhcf
Schmidt made b short address and fnc
regular drI ~ the s0cefy closed tne
rrnrclsos of the evening
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04

A party Of about 80 Indiana lum-
crmen arrived 81 Muskegon over the
G. .&W. ". last night They VIII visit
MusgeE0n mills and the northern ium-
ber woods, ~ company wtd General
Freight Agent Rose. of the G. n ". y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04
Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky, Ten
Hessee, Alabama,
NLssIssIpnI 80 L0IIs-ana.

On the hae OF the oTEEN s CRESCENT
ROi TE can be f0und splendid bottom. upland
timber and stock lands Also the fHest fru {
and mineral lands on the continent. for sale
on favorable terms.
FARMERS, Rith az fh7 getting Get home
tn fhe >HnnF south. Whero hlzL8r1s and ice
clad p aims are unknown. Only line from Gin
cinnaf 81 Somerset. Harrimsr. Cardiff Chat
i2nooga. Tenn. View England CITY tart fsvne
$40 Aftaia has Meridian. s. Arcadia
rhreTep port. la Parties desiring la ic-mat I1n
~ choice locations. fa- factories. h1i ding
SITES. mineral. timber. grazing a1f aEricH-
flraI Ian1s can OBTAIN re she MI rm9fio1
vith c1untV naPs ~ ADDRESSING y. q Ed
Wards. General Passenger and T ~Eef Agent
s1esl Crescent Route. Cincinnati. nhio
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-01

Are you disturbed ST night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teethf II so,
send az once ard get q bottle OF Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. It's value Is incalculsble.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm,
medistely. Depend upon il mothers.
there IS no mistake about it. Il cures
dysentery, disrrhoea. regulates the ston-
acA and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums. reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
tenn. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant TO the
taste. and is the prescription Of enc Of
the oldest and best female nurses snd ply
sicisrs in the United States, enc is foT
sale by all druggists throughout the
world prica 2S cents per bottle
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-01
The Ounce of Prevention.

IF [ had only known it in
time," sighs the invalid, Il
might have baen saved all this
suffering" The fact is that all
diseases begin by 2 slight ne
glect. For the want of a nail a
shoe was lost; for the want of a
shoe a horse was lost; for the
want of a horse a rider was
lost, and for the want of a rider
an army was lost; for the want
of an army a kingdom was lost
all for the want of a nail.
Don't neglect trifling cough.
In its. train comes disease and
death Reds German Cough
and Kidney Cure will soon
relieve you Of its troublesome
presence. The remedy is easily
obtained. If neglected it may
entail an endless amount OF
suffering and perhaps shorten
your life for years. 1t has often
been remarked that a cold taken
in summer is much more diff
cult to cure than one taken in
winter. In this climate sud
den change from hot to cold,
brings colds and influenza in its
train and an astonishing amount
Of summer complaints. The
reason is that the perspiration
is checked and the stomach
is suddenly called upon to take
care of the effete matter that
has been thrown off through the
skin. In all cases of this kind
take Reid's German Cough and
Kidney Cure. 1t stimulates the
digestion and enables the stom-
ach to perform the additional
duty imposed upon it without
any trouble. Its effect in all
these cures is marvellous. 1t
stimulates the system, builds
up the digestive organs so that
the chilled surface is restored
to its natural condition, and the
stomach is thus relieved of the
burden that has been put upon
it.
For sale by all druggists.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.
Peoria. Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-01
a bare investment,

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring
you satisfactory results. or in case OF fail
ure return of purchase price. On this
safe plan you can buy from our adyer-
tise druggist bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption. 1t is guar
anteed to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection of throat, lungs or
chest, such as consumption, infamma-
ton of lungs. bronchitis, asthma. whoop-
ing cough. Group. etc. etc. Ii is pleas
ant and agreeable to Taste. perfectly safe,
and csn always be depended upon. Trial
bottles free at Hsrtz s. Bshnsen's drug
store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-01

We desire 10 say to our citizens. that
for years We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Bucklen's Armies
Saive and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well.
or that have given such universal satis>
faction. We do not hesitate 10 gusrsn
tee them every time. and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price, if satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their crest
popularity purely on their merits HariZ
s Bshnsen. druggists.