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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-09
Adventure with an Orang-O -Outang.

An orang-outang fully seven feet high
was discovered by the company of q
merchant ship, at place called Ram
boon, on the northwest coast of Sum-
atra, on q spot where there we're few
trees and little cultivated ground. "It
was evident that he had come from o
distance, for his legs were covered with
mud up to his knees, and the natives
were unacquainted with him. On the
approach OF the boats crew he came
down from the tree in which he was dis
covered, and made for clump at some
distance; exhibiting, as he moved, the
appearance of tall, man-like figure,
covered with shining brown hair, walk
ing erect, with waddling gait, but
sometimes accelerating his motion with
his hands, and occasionally impelling
himself forward with the beugh of a
tree. His motion on the ground was
evidently not his natural mode of pro-
gression, for, even when assisted by his
hands and the bough, it was slow and
vacillating; it was necessary to see him
among the trees to estimate his strength
and agility. On being driven to small
clump, he gained by one spring a very
lofty branch, and bounded from one
branch to another with the swiftness of
common monkey; his progress being
as rapid as that of swift horse. After
receiving five balls his exertions relaxed,
and, reclining exhausted against a
branch, he vomited quantity of blood.
The ammunition of the hunters being
by this time exhausted, they were
obliged to fell the tree in order to OBJ
tain him; but what was their surprise to
see him, as the tree was falling, effect
his retreat to another. with seemingly
undiminished vigor In fact, they were
obliged to cut down all the trees before
they could force him to combat his ene-
mics on the ground, and when finally
overpowered by numbers, and nearly in
a dying state, he seized spear made of
supple wood, which would have with
stood the strength IF the stoutest man,
and broke it like reed. 1t was stated,
by those who aided in his death, that
the human-like expression of his counte-
nance, and his piteous manner of plac-
ing his hands on his wounds, distressed
their feelings 80 as to almost make them
question the nature of the act they were
committing. He was seven feet high,
with broad, expanded chest and mar
row waist. His chin was fringed with
a beard that curled on each side, and
formed an ornamental rather than O
frightful appendage to his visage. His
arms were long, even in proportion to
his height, but his legs were much
shorter. Upon the whole, he was a
wonderful beast to behold, and there
was more about him to excite amazement
than fear. His hair was smooth and
glossy, and his whole appearance show.
ed him to be in the full vigor OF youth
and strength"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-09
Tea Raising.

The experiment Of tea growing in this
country is one of the most interesting
ever tried. Being successful in every
way, the time has come to go beyond
the experiment and cultivate it on a
large scale. In the Southern States,
many people have raised tea success
fully. 1t is hardy shrub, like a thrifty
evergreen. The ordinary height of the
cultivated plant is from three to six feet,
and we are told the wild growth reaches
fifteen or twenty feet-in fact, tree ten
inches in diameter. Tea is raised from
small nuts or seeds. Three or four OF
these are dropped into hole and cover
ed with earth two or three inches deep.
The weeds must be removed, of course,
and at first little shading is necessary
until they are large enough to supply
their own shade. They also require
some pruning, and the leaves are not
collected for use until the plant is three
years old; when nine or ten years, they
are cut down to make room for the young
shoots. Tea gathering, which takes
place when the leaves are small, young
and juicy, is a process of great niceness
and delicacy; it requires delicate, clean,
skilful hands; those of women and chill
dren are best fitted for the work, and
each leaf must be plucked separately
from the twig with great care, so as not
to injure the yorng leaves just coming
out. After gatL, ing, the process Of
preparation for use is quite elaborate in
rolling, drying, clipping and packing
ready for transportation. They pack the
tea while warm. in box perfectly dry;
the evaporation of water and the drying
changes the color to dark brown or black.
Teas are named from the size and age of
the leaf and the locality in which they
are raised. But we seldom taste this
favorite herb at its best, for the Chinese
send us an inferior article. What an ad-
vantage we gain by growing our own tea!
In latitudes adapted to its growth every
farmer can have his tea garden. Four
pounds of green leaves make one pound
of prepared tea, and one acre will pro-
duce four hundred and fifty pounds of
tea.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-09

A French Canadian fisherman, in pass.
ing along the bank of the Ottawa, near
its confluence with the st. Lawrence.
discovered the body of a large seal close
to the shore. On pulling it out of the
water he found that the head of the seal
was stuck fast in the mouth of large
muskallonge, which would have weigh
ed about fifty pounds. Both seal and
fish, as matter of course, were dead.
1t is supposed that the seal attempted
to capture the muskallonge, but was met
with fierce resistance.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-09

ening twilight, awaiting her guardian,
who had been absent several days look
ing after some property in New York.
Suddenly Dot was aroused from the
reverie into which had fallen by a we'll
known step, and she ran eagerly to the
door to admit her guardian.
"Well, puss, what have you been do
ing during my absencep" asked Mr..
Delmayne, as he seated himself before
the glowing CRATE and warmed his chilled
fingers.
"Oh, dear |" cried Dot, "I have been
half the wickedness have committed.
You must apply to madame for the de.
tails, she has long black list of mis-
demeanors ready for your private ear ;
but, Guardy, did you succeed in finding
husband for me ?"
eyes," answered Mr.. Delmayne,
composedly, but whether you will be
suited, remains to be seen."
"I suppose shall be compelled to
marry him whether I will or no." re-
joined Dot, merrily.
"Not by any MEANS" answered the
guardian, gravely.
"Oh, that is decidedly commonplace
you are not at all like the cruel
guardians in stories, who compel their
wretched wards to wed the one they
choose for them. am quite disap-
pointed"
"Oh, very we'll, said Mr.. Delmayne,
eff you wish me to assume the role of
tyrant, will do so with pleasure. The
person I have chosen will, am sure,
strive to make you happy but remem-
Der there is to be no appeal from my
decision"
eft is really going to be romantic
after all, i" cried Dot, clapping her hands;
"but when am to be presented to my
fate? Now If he had only sent his
photograph, the affair would be com.
plete."
"I believe have it," said Mr.. Del
mayne, coolly producing his pocket
book.
Dot glanced curiously at the carte de
visite which he passed to her, and be-
held the handsome face of her guardian.
"Well," said Mr.. Delmayne, drawing
his ward to his side, and trying to look
into her downcast eyes.
Dot hid her face for moment on her
guardians shoulder, then, looking up
with charming color, she said, de-
murely:
GAS there is to be no appeal from
your decision, I suppose I must submit.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-09
VOL. VIII.
The Regular Season.


whack Crack whsck!
'Tis an old familiar sound;
The parlor carpet astride the fence
Is being beaten around.
Crash Dash Smashl
From parlor and kitchen and hall;
A yelp from Tommy, yell from joe
Twas only a mirror-that's all.
Mopl Scrub! washl
A painter on every hand;
Hangers of paper in every room,
And plumbers increasing the band.
Growl .Scowl! Groanl
The dishes mixed up with the chairs.
The sofa upset and pictures smashed,
And wife down sick with her cares.
Bread /! Cake! Tea
Anything, most, will do;
Plates are sticky, and knives are gone
In color the butter is blue.
Rip! Bang Slam!
OIL when will it ever be DER?
When can we 60 to bed,
bed not made on the floor?
Ouch Rub Daub!
Paint from ceiling to base;
The whi ewashers coming at early dawn,
TO make "a hotel Of the place
Doze Dream Wake
And then fall asleep again
To dream that cholera came at last,
With solemn funeral train.
Once every year
Rip things up and tear
Smash crash bang!
Growl! snarl glare!
M. Quad, in Detroit Free Press.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-09
Items OF Interest.
Raised drafts-Open ventilators.
An optical delusion-A glass eye.
The figure of odium-F G (Emgy)

Raised drafts-Open vent1lators.
An optical delusion-A glass eye.
The figure of odium-F G (EMgy)
The gold braid" straw is fashionable
for bonnets.
California has refused to let women
practice law.
Categorical statement-Speaking to
the purf puss.
Even the beats of the pulse are now
photographed.
The worlds favorite son-Edison.
Breakfast Table.
There is O wag in every household
where dog is kept.
French ginghams are now woven to
form bourette effects.
Two hundred different varieties Of
fruit are grown in Georgia.
The letters o. K. were first used as
telegraphic signal for "All right"
Motto for beautiful woman asleep
Handsome is as handsome doze.
Iquique enjoyed forty six earthquakes
in five days, from Jan. % to Jan. 26.
The Government of India recognizes,
so it is said, 42O different Hindoo castles.
Men who travel barefooted around
O newly-carpeted bedroom, often find
themselves on the wrong tack.
Greek bands, of metal, leather, or OF
the dress material, are worn on the skirts
of dresses little below the waist.
"Dying in poverty" says a modern
moralist, {" is notbing-it is living in
poverty that comes hard on fellow"
"what in all the world in all the world" they
els half SO sweet, SO sweet, is half SO sweet as
May?"
"Emano is q new cotton material
used to combine with lawns for house
dresses.
A Piute chief owns high silk hat, and
is so careful of it that, his hut being
leaky, he keeps it covered with skins in
hole In the ground.
The barrel factories are doing stav-
ing business, and their proprietors feel
like standing on their heads and whoop-
ing in chimes.
"I have q great ear, a wonderful
ear" said conccited musician, in the
course of conversation. $50 has q
jackass |" replied bystander.
A SPRING LILT.
Through the silver mist
OF the blossom-spray,
Trill the orioles list
To their joyous lay!
They were gliding along in a bark
canoe. I" Is this the Lake Huron ?"
said the tourist. "Of course it's the
lake you're on, said the guide.
There are about 20, 900 or 80, 900 work.
ing jewelers. in the United States, Mas
sachusetts having 1,500; Rhode Island
$500; Newark, N. j., $500; New York
5000.
First and last, spiders have hard
time of it. The delicate cross hairs in the
telescopes of surveying instruments are
fine webs taken from spiders, of a species
that are selected for their production Of
an excellent quality of this material.
The spider, when caught, is made to
spin his thread by tossing from hand to
hand, in case he is indisposed to furnish
the article.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
THE sun.

THE SUN.
Thursday. March II. 1915.
"A Celebrated Hard Case has been played this week at
the Theatre Comique oveRnowing audiences 1t Is
ssy buesaus upon the performing Ut
the Union Theatre and the clever work ofMr Ed
actor The hilarious. margin of this extravaganza
furnishes place and possibilities to great number of
bright speciaiists Whom Mr. Edward Harrgxn and Mr.
Tony hart the most conspicuous Anything more
Economically funny than "a Celebrated Hard Case IL
would difficult conceive and impossible to execute.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS.
Thursday, March II, 1873.
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large and n.sgsn. have
years. Just eaerted sgreeably III the
s EMERY
than inere. At The Union saa1rs Theatre un
torous original blends the striking ieaures Of the lat.
Il. roman.is sharassori.cs gives udicroas
M II A Its
character Mr.. Edward Harrigan the author well
y mild
sbsolutsy give, tnxe Of ,sntment 70 the trsvsstied
sssue contrast. . though s.rvi. oopis.
the Besides
hi. the distinguished Incidents the original
them, which the entire comic talent ofths is
infant of the murdered Madeane amusing
Su sAfh s the sn.rs ss aaSsnee ys
klfully distributed through the east.
THE EVENING EXPRESS.
Thursday evening. March 81.
Ss " n
cdsd success and Oils the house to Osssaowiug.
TELEGRAM.
Tho buesSus entitled IA CsisSra.ed srS Case pre-
sen.ed at the The.tre Comque this week is the
pany and not fault bs found with the rende ring Of
AarAnns KsinSard aro course the centres VI
interest,"
DAILY NEWS
Friday March -.
THEArkE CUMIQUE.
THE Celebrated Hard Case almost rivals tho origus
which ~ founded the skin and interest o its
ssntAon It Is the buricsqus success Of the
This outrageous demonstration.
CELEBRATED HARD CASE,
will be presented with
New and brilliant Music by..........MrD Dave Braham
Eegsnu scenery y Mr. r. =. ecu
Chairs Chandeliers and Psraphernaix
kklfui Mechanical Tricks Reilly
/ DIGEST THE UNDERSIGNED PAKALYrlC |
SPRINKLE.
The New York herald., 1878-03-24
A CELEBRATED HARD CASE.

FROM PARQUET TO CEILING.
MULrITUDEs OF EAGER PEOPLE rLoGKING, No., TO
WITNESS EDWARD HAkRlGAN'S GRAND IMITA-
TION OF MR.. CHARLES v. COGHLAN As JEAN
"IAoO AND
TONY HARRIS INIMITABLE IMITATION OF MISS
SARA JEWETr AS ADRlENNE RENAUD.
THE VOICE or THE PRESS,
which spoaks IN the following terms:-
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Friday, Murch % 1878.
Harrigan the Theatre Uonque, presenting bur .
lesque Celeoratod Case" thar elicits {
every night His of the solaer played
by Coghlan thing: the stage
Tony Hart plays the baby and tho hiary that attends
the exhibition 10 . euro Tor dyspepsia
The New York herald., 1878-03-24

SATURDAY NEXT, At 80,
ELEVENTH MATINEE OF A CELEBRATED CASE.
Seats secured the office, between the
off A. M. aud 10 +. NJ. for
TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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