The Exeter Times, 1885-2-19, Page 3w
A. T. Stewart's First Love;
Near Lake View cemetery, which
contains the dust of Garfield carefully
guar d b a detac ent,.of United
State , re Lars is n d burying
groan., fou
by he .people
living in the country east of Cleveland,
writes a correspondent from Cleveland.
Among other lots is one cont.tining
three green tnottais, carefully sept,
and planted over eh of whroli is a
modest slab of white marble. On one
is cut the name of William Morrow, on
another that of David Morrow, and on
the third that of Abbio Morrow. Tlie
old sexton, :t kindly pian, with long l that the only thing to do was to ]count
well, David and William were broth- borough Mountain and coax an old ♦ �, even emu
es,
Cure fur Rattlesnake -Poison.
Marlborough (N. Y.) Letter to New
1
York TiQti,es: Citarles M. Pttr,dy i .o i, i„T:1�];e�.x tt�i, rd•>•:
of- the leading commission npercti'ral j c'
I s iiew York who hast le rthe' fruit ! WOULD SAY TO
products of the Hudson Valley. Mr. Ithose wh intend
Purdy's residence is near Marlborough, , patrehaeing to aG so, from
About eight years aro Mr. Purdy's aterm wtioa4l;a tc s®
rr
m her° e n t u
of th n of v ma wh'le
& 1 ci l
sin
y R, nal mltgt neoessas•llp
rambling along the bank of the Hudson boyo a profit. We elaiut
dere, on what is now the 'l;honias 'l w to gtvethe. pstrchsiers the
be Ont. which a o
o nn trfatr
i Buckley estate, was bitten by a rattle- to , get the views of the
snake on the lea The poison caused :=rangers. our ezatone
great pain and the limb was discolored mlanntactusereoosiue>regnent
very much, and the old settlers said wt can ielloheauer.
C 4e', S. GIDI.ET,
1t'tkl•nitux'd .\iari'ut �. ttiz•t'�i 4
E WOULD
oeur undertaiitngddojahrt
ialatttantio
ment,whicb is wore coin
plotethanevor,as we have
.tddeo,eevora1new;desig s
f to h
A
l The
a 4 beet (main*
oeskots shrc.udand every
"nvloral requisite at the
lote.estpricee. Our new
Hearse is 1+ronoun30dby
ooutpetenl judger, to be
second to none to the
provisoes
gray hair, said: ""I knew the Morrows a fast horse and io ride to the Marl. Era" ��` at' +� ff ♦ r1
ors, and Abbie, their sister, kept house 'Milan woman who lived there then all �+ i� {r i�
for them, They were nice, quiet peo- ' alone in a cave, to come and care her.
ple. although somewhat peculiar, The This was done and the live of Mrs;
etster was never known to smile, and Purdy was saved through the medicine
110 wonder, for she died of a broken furnished by this old squaw. It is a
heart." simple remedy --a small cupful of the
The Morrows lived near Belfast, Ire- juice of the plantain weed, which is to
land, on a little farm they called "The be found along every road and in nearly
1£noek." They were in comfortable every door yard. in the country.
circumstances, lead been well educated, Inquiries made among farmers and
and waere Pretpyterians in faith. Near co,,µutry people generally elicited the
by them in It'elaud lived the father of information that plantain wend it}
the late A, T. Stewart. The two foul- used extensively ler poulticing to heal
ilies were intimate and the children up running sores and to break up
grew up together. Young A, T Stew- cases of chills and fever: Dr. A. U.
art and Abbie Morrow were childish Falwerof the town says that a handful
lovers. although Stewart was several of plantain leaves made into a cup of
years her senior. On breaks up severe attacks of certain
When a lad, as you well know Stew- malarial disorders when other species
art left Ireland and made his way to fall, Old inhabitants say plantain,
New York to better his fortune. He leaves years ago were considered a
corresponded regularly with his 'little sure cure for hydrophobla. Wood -
sweetheart across the waters, and it choppers on the Piattekiil, Marl-
was understood that when he had pros- t borough, and Shawangunk Mountains
pared, lin was to go back to Ireland I say they have long known that plan- ,.. , .. .
and marry the lass he had loft behind. taut juice would prevent fatal results
Years rolled by and death carne. First from the bite of a rattlesnake. Toads
It took away Abbio's father, and a few and other animals know the medicinal
Months later the mother, unable to properties of the plantain weed, When
bear her grief, followed her husband. bitten by. aisnake tbey invariably hop
The children retained the farm, and to where the speciflo can be found.
prospered fairly; Stewart's father was
dead.and,his: old mother lived on her
little place and strained her eyes 'hope-
fully towards America. Finally she
died and Stewart went to Ireland to
settle the estate.
While there he renewed " his engage-
ment with. Abbie Morrow, and a oke
so well of the United States that Wil-
liam and David Morrow were included
I O f 1iNsT 33 i ..a<.�1,+ i ."4,1+.. I W M 1 Js,�lo
11 RR ARD CABINET-MAKER
IdIlEB2 R
vunerals furnished >* ti.
conducted at the very low,
est rates•
letp:Stock ofUudertalting
goodsis large complete
end we assorted, and any
person :squiring anythlng.
to this line will Audit to
theiratvantsgeto give me
a call and examine fee
themselves..
ltoluer
to sell their farm, and, with Abbie.
canle with their former friend to New
York. Stewart realized about 450Q
from his mother's estate, which he in-
vested in Irish linens and laces. These
he had shipped to Now York, and they
formed the foundation for the groat es-
tablishment whioh afterwards "More bis
name.
The Morrows had friends in northern
Ohio, and so they came to Cleveland.
They purchased a farm in East Cleve-
land township, built o. comfortable
house and were soon known assub-
stantial citizens. This was nearly sixty
years ago. They seldom visited ala
village of Cleveland, except to purchase
or dispose of produce.
A few months after they came to the
state of Ohio A. '1`. Stewart paid them
a visit. He was cordially welcomed as
the promised husband o; the sister, re-
mained a few days, and returned to
Now York. That was the last Abbie
Morrow ever saw of him. He was do-
irlg well in Now York and was rapidly
making a fortune. Iris letters became
brief and less frequent, and finally
ceased altogether. Finally' the news of
his marriage reached the brothers.
They kept it from their sister as long
as they could, but finally had to tell
her of her lover's inconstancy. She
was too high spirited to peddle her
k*rief among her acquaiutnnces, and
ept about her household duties in a
quiet manner for thirty years. Then
they laid her away on a lailloci: in the
center of the farm. Aftorwards her
remains were taken up stud interred
here. Every year of ner life Stewart
sent her a silk dress, but she never
wore any of thele. As fast as she re-
ceived them they were laid away un-
touched, and when she died her broth-
ers returned them to the donor. She
received many offers of marriage, but
never again put her trust in man.
"Just Think ofthe Poor Mule."
Mark Twain tells this story of Mr.
Bergh: A lady was talking with Mr.
Bergh one day, and chanced to speak
of a friend of hers who had lately been
traveling out West. In crossing the
frontier it became necessary that the
father, mother and three "children
should cross a somewhat swollen ford.
Their only beast of burden was a mule,
so the father placed two children on
its back, then plunged in and led the
beast in with him. It swam obediently
behind him, and all reached the other
shore in Safety. At the man's bidding
the intelligent mule returned to where
the mother and child were waiting to
cross. The mother, fearing too heavy
a burden on the already,,tired animal,
yet only the child upon its back, bade
him hold fast, and, with a prayer, led
the animal to the water's edge. They
plunged in, swam bravely for a time,
then were seen to struggle 'and go
down.
"Oh, "think, .M -r. Bergh," said ; the..
excited and pitying lady;; "Just gthink.
what must have. leen the feelings of
---,ghat mother as she saw her; darling
child lost in the dept ii bf 'tha}tWeek-
est
}actest water!"
e''I rue, oh, :true," : sighed Mr.,,Bergh;
"but did your evem thtnl imydearr 1:i'tiy,
what mustrihavp been the feelings' Of,
the mule?''-Litortfort .Cour, ant
"Johnny, Tillyy' didn't you "pile `up
that load of kindling nicely -against the
cellar wall? You seem to neglect your
duties more and more every day."
"Well; no wonder." ` "And: why no
wonder?" "Why, don't yon know this
is Presidential year? There hain't no
business carried on right now."—Ken-
tucky State Journal.
i!. 1HiAhlswey of Notable 1.auamarf's.
That thoroughfare known in early
days: as the great Caizada of Taeuba,
which may still befollowati in an al-
most direct lino from the site where
*nee stood the palace of Axayaoatl,
occupied by Cortez and his little baud.
past the venerable church of San Hipo
lite and the spot pointed out as the
scene of Alvarado's miracnluus leap;
still further on to Popotla with its per
etical and romantic memories cluster-
ing around the tree of the Noche
Triate, and Tabuca, with its Church of
Our lady of R'iwedies--•rho shrine of
her who was the presiding divinity of
the Conquest—anti finally to the
In-
dian village of Azteapotzlco,
in primi
tive times the flourishing seat of one of
the meat important tribes that dwelt in
thevallev of the Anahuac. No better or
more striking index could bo furnished
for tbo illustration of certain periods in
Mexican history than this picturesque
highway, which destiny seems to have
decreed shall remain a perpetual heri-
tago to the original owners of the soil;
for, after a lapse of centuries, and in
spite of the strange vicissitudes of fate,
the sumo race that in the days of Mon-
tezumas was wont to frequent the Cal-
zada of Tabuea mar still be seen
thronging that locality. whioh one
might imagine to bo haunted by the
names of their ancestors.
NO POISON
IN THE PASTRY
IF
Yantlk,,Leinon, Orange, etc.. Savor Cakes,
Creams.Puddtntr,,.0 c.,as delicately and nat-
urally us the fru i t front which they are made.
FOR STRENGTH AND' TREE' :• FRUIT
FLAVOR THEY STAND ALONE.,
PREPARED OY THE
Price Baking Powder•Co.,
Chicago, 111. St. Louis, Mo.
MARCRW OF
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
- AND—
A'. Price's Lupulin Yeast Gems,
Best Dry Hop Yeast.
F"Ct. S.49.2sH $Y G1-iZOC1E1R6.
WE HAKE BUT 014E QUALITY.
LIGHT HEALTttY BREAD
40PRIC
The best dry hop yeast in the 'wor Bread
raised by this yeast is white Mid .whore-,
sone like, our grandmother's delicious bread.
GROCERS'' SELL THEM.
PREPARED e(! THE
Price Baking' Powder Co.,
Mall'Prs of Dr. Price's special Flavoring Extracts,
Chicago. 111. St. Louis, Mo.
argue have
us Wainnuti n d
Rosewood Caskets; also
t'ofiiine of every descrip-
tion. A complete stook
of Itobei and Trimmings
away on hand.
The latest styles of
Chamber and Parlor Suits
All kinds of Furniture at
thelowestrates.
TUE IIESI' .t715,`itilt$ `te 111 TI -1.E VOI,I.N`,CY
he place --,Nearly opposite Kemp's Tobaaeo Store, ¥ain.street, Exeter.
r7Q IlR 4W2
ttML,S <tanivx 1 cnosz.
it
li ktott,Svcodhan],SYlu;-holeoaa d
n Ellmvllle ... ... ... ... ...
.. 8,tu a.tn 50c p.m.
South,eastandwesl,intlludiugLondon.Ranlilton, Toronto Montreal, lrlanit•y
obs,linitedStateadstiglivhandforeigntuella ',.. ,., .., .,. .,. .,, '9.43 'ani
..9,00 R. m
South, east wrest do ... "V,.,. •••• .,. ,.. ,,.Is,.S p.m. 410 p. to
Sortb and east,including Gedorich, Wingliam, Eiucartiine and all points north;
Strattotd,Teronto, 2foutreal,aud Eastern states... ,., .,. I
North oast d:o ... 1C,00a.n1 ; 8,20 a. ru
.,, ,.• ISM p.m. 5.50 p.m
Ray,., ... ,,,
..
..1si'
7.nt.a.a;, p, in. 1
Serepta Tuesdiye, Thuradaya and Setur+laps .,, 8 13 a ra 10 00 a an l
+ MONEY ORDCBS
Isiaedluta paid on and from tiny Stoney Order Odic* in the Dominion of Ce.netle,Greetneitein and
Ireland,BrltishIndiaNewfoundland.ltaly.Australia, New South Weise, 5ei nauia,New Zeland,f
France ane Algeria, ttto Gerapau Emote, sweden,Norwar. Remark, Iceland, lleigium, the Noth-
erlauds, Switzerland. Austria-11uu6ary, , leoumnula, United i tatee,Jamaiaaaad 0arbedus,
POST OGF,CE SAVIN(iSRANA.
Deposita will hereceived at this Oleo from Bite $300. Depilate.' obtaining the Postmaster -
General's specielnormlesioncan depositl}:000. DeuositsonSating* Bank account received frons
0. a zu, to 4 p. m. Interest at 4. pet cent per annum will be allowed on ell dtposits:
Office hours Loin 7.50 a. m, to p. m.
Lettorsinteudedforregistration must bo posted id nlinutesbotore the cloning of each nail,
N 11—Itis partioulary requested that the senders of matter will kindly add the names of the
Counties to the addtusses.
worms, Postmaster,
Health & Happiness for all.
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
Biliousness, Headache, Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Dizziness,
Jaundice, Dropsy, Fluttering
of the
Atte' every sirenes et ,ii rqe arising from
Impure Li•,,,,:, a . eke
P1 i, i'. F,e ,- •, ti r.
Climax 'C► ,,:I1ic: : t' ' '}
i+nl•p i.
REMOVAL i REMOVAL !
THE' GENERAL QUESTION
Agitating the Public mind at present is where
can they get the hest Bread, but this matter
can be settled to the entire satisfaction of the
people of Exeter and surrounding country, by
catling on
JOHN BELL,
the old established and reliable bakery, where
they will find just what they want.
A Superior quality of Bread always on Hand
Also a first-class stock of Bosoms, Bunts,
CASES & CONTEoxioEAnx, wiiieh will be sold
cheap. While opponents have started busi-
ness, and sold out, andleft the plane, Mr. Bell
has been found at his. punt during the past
eight years, ready to attend to the wants' of
the Public.
GROCERIES.
A,NICA and OIL
LINIMENT
CURES ALL
Pains and Aches,
AND IS THE MOST PERFECT
FA IRY MEDICINE in the MILD
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
PRICE, 25 AND 50 CENTS 1'wa BOTTLE.
AYE.'S
Cherry. Pectoral.
Iia other corn' al*ts aro so insidious In their
Itttaek asti,oso atlt i.a.ng the throe t and lunge:
IaonO so trills i %salt 1,1' the luaiority of suffer-
ers. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from. a lat. t g or unconscious -ex-
posure, is, often bat fLe beginning of a fatal
ilokness. . -, i C 'yrav PserortuL has
wall proven Ifs et racy in *05117 years' fight
with throat and iuug e::senses, and should 1k
f,sl.uu in all cases 15.1170aut delay,
A. Te:rlhle Cough Cared,
""In 1 511 t ..l. a severecold, adeb Affected
1rr I .w i ,. terribis rough, and parsed
ni .1.+.:'rn,ittv,ithoutSleep. Theouctars
gaga we 0P- l toed .vara Camaro' 7't c -
T,: +t.,
1.h'01 relieved ,lungs, induced
sad xf,urded due the rein ?tecereary
1.; r"•• %ery of my itrengt,t Lt IL*
c a<,' of the rXCTORAL a jotr211 .
t•, •, , tfleeted. I am now C. ytars
n. + t• a hearty, and .am sat:siiw pour
....*.o. !...a(•1AL nave, nue.
J,OSACB FAuMISIs s."
B c!.irpltam, Yt., July 15,1582.
Crx+u1.--A lttother's Tribute.
.• , t ties country last winter my little
b
r-,rht, WSSS*kea iliwIt rroupp
is i, the would die Irma sinkage.
"•, " " 1l.e fancily suggested the use
t aiatar PEcTORAI., a bottle of
1,1• kept in the house. Thi/
all and frequet.t doses, anti
• " t, " =s t' at Lai( an l ( nr the
,r Lie : h.t g r a 11'. lire doe-
: •• a 1;., t i e i i P141-0004 had
a n f;4 loll }Ga t ua"cer at~
4, p.,,..,, C ..,[ . trA
lt" 1Ct,ct n..th St., INee 1t.. , i\l,,y its, leR2.
t ;eta ,. ,, t, rt's tilt' ref PFrrna4A
,
itr . 1. o,,;. c : •r t. t :<t<d do net
l:: t t',.. ",=t effectual
r tut ci t oioa aa, l et r r, e Lave over
t" CRANE."
"
"orad MI1111.,l14r4.:14 IJ, let.'.
7. foreigl;t years fttn+ ltr(tebitis,
l,r 1, 14413 ten , w tit 1,0 see,
rd y the me t,a 5 11'S (`lite,
h,. 1'0 33ai.ua4."
t, ► April 5
:l •.. " •.9n f nontlz to (raise of AYE&'i
CF t i t, la, - .t R as 1 do that
+ t r 1 zoo d,t1,, rte ve have died
11 n t1 tt ,rs. F. IluA0n4E."
1.,...t:..,•, : rx:ta, April 22, ibe'l.
Ne case of as affection of the throat or
Eungs exieti Rbicb cannot be greatlyrolieved,
by the use of Area's Curlie r Parroit►L,
and it will Astray, care when the disease Ill
not already beyond the control of medicine.
YREPARAD 8sT
Dr.J. C"Ayer dt Co., Lowell, Mas..
Sold b! all Dragests. r
How Lost, How Restosed.
Wition o
DR.ehave CTJLVEliW recently'
S CEI EBRATEda new D ESSAY
ontheradicalandpermaxtentcure (without me-
dieine)olNervous Debility,31ental and physical
Incapacity impediments to htanidge, etc.,re-
suiting from excesses.
Price,in sealed envelope,only 6 cents, or two
nostase stamps.T.
rIstats frotresoleydem hom thirty yar' success-
!
ulpractice, that alarm big c ease qu enc ea maybe
radically cured withouttlie dangerous use of in
ternalinediclnes or the use of the knife; Point -
oat amode of cure at once simple certain and ef-
tectue l,bymeanRof which every sufl"ererjnomat-
terwbathis condition may be.may curehimself
ch iaply,privatety and radically.
13Th( lecture should be in the hand sof every
youthniid every man in the laud.
Address
THE CULVli,RWELL MEDIUAL•Co
41.ANN Sm..NEW TORE
Owing to increasing business,. Mr. Bell ha
found it necessary to remove to more eom
modious'premises, and has added largely to
his stock of Groceries, and will keep, on hand
Wars, Teas, Coffee, . Syrup, and everything
usually found in a first-class Grocery Store.
ALI kinds of Farm Produce tak-
en in exchange for G-oods.
REMEMBER THE -STAND :-Southcott'e Block,
Four doors North Post Offfiee i
?OTINt BELL,
''rourtetor.
Poet Oflice Bei 450
RE NSALL
PORK PACKING'; HOUSE
having eoinmenee(1 busbiesstor the
Fall and
Winter Trade
Weareprepared to purchaseanyquantity. of
Pork ,subject to the following regulations
We will take off two pounds per hundred if
dry, and three poundif soft. Shoulder tack
twenty-five cents. If any of the 1 nig guts
are left in„ 25 �` its extra will be deducted.
No pr rK will be bought at an prise
1T warm. .
Wewaut all Rogs. Cutting right through
breast to cr i', and aims opened out to tai
V1' 1. ,J C1
WN ' Ei.t
..O:
icily:cz.,'''. 'r' w .,. .
ELI
E:
si llas Stout$ tL c teat
(0 b. LAIta, 311(1 Irv; i,!"a( :1 i `i. ,
rclarity knitwn for the
Consumption, C(:t;-,
Coids,ld4°it .C)l'Il^e ' (, + - .
axed all Lunt
_,1C3X1i a
AGYAR
YELLOW 011
CURES RHEIJMATISM
FREEMAN'S
WORM POWDERS.
Are pleasant to take. Contain their own
Purgative. Is a safe, sure, and effectual
lagrorar of worms in Children orAdulhh
URESCOUCHS COLDS.
„i HOARSENESS,ETC.
TO FARMERS!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
NOAH FRIED,
--OF THE;
Dashwood Flouring Mill
Wishes to return thanks to his numerous
customers, for the past'iberal patronage
given him, and since making im-
provements, whioh is a large
saving on fuel, will do
-CHOPPING,—
until further notice, at the following
--rates :—
OATS, SIX CENTS PER' SAG,
And forall other grains (Peas excepted),
SEVEN CENTS PER BAG.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY,tt SATURDAY,
Are my regular grinding days
0
TERMS - . - Strictly Cash.
N. B,—Flour & Peed sold at a close mar-
gin. Don't forget to give us a call
Desh"ood,Feii'ti itu. 'b1