The Exeter Times, 1885-7-23, Page 3A GENUINE IRISH
A TANKER EDIT'OR'S VISIT TO RAS SERVANT
OIRL'a MOTHER IN IRELAND.
Rockland late.) Courier.
"Oen you direct me to Uri. Rel-
etter's ? I said, accosting It bare arm-
ed woman who had just picked up a
bundle of baby that had. rolledout or
an open door,
'Right beyent, sir,' she cheer-
fully responded, uuceremouiouely
tucking the baby under one arnl, that
she might more freely poi;tt with the
other.
On the corner of two streets oppoe•
Ole a public pump eland a malt two-
story structure, built of stone, of
course, and plastered over with mortar
of a yellow hue. Abovethe door up-
peared the name we were searching
for. We pushed into a lost', small
shop, whose stook-ia trade consisted
of baker's bread, milk and otlher eto-.
tuacllie necefta9itioa, to whigh were ad..
ded the dispensing of suet* liquors as
the thirsty population might regeire
and pay for. behind a sort of 'bar
were eangregated it number of men
and women whom I took to be friends
of the house, and one of theso,a stout
proportioned lady, with her hair
combed very close about her head,
stepped forwe'd and wanted to know
Whitt we woald have.
le this Ur*. Kelleher ?' I asked.
(Instant attention ou the part of the
people behind the bar.)
'It le, sir,' she replied respectfully.
'Well,' I continued, 'can F find
itIre, 1ifsheney bete ?'
(Attention of people I:ehind the bar
vieihly increasing.)
'Yon cannot, sir,' wee the reply, in
rattier hies of a brogue than we yet
bad encountered.
litre. Manny (the old country pro-
nunciation of llfahoney). 'lure. Man-
ny, who is me (rGuein. air, is not Liv -
lug here now. but at Dire. Jonea'a.the
conetable"e--an' a daoent place it
ie too. Would you he after want-
ing to see, eir ?''
'Very much,' I acid.
(People behind the bar getting al-
most to impatient too wait. A bare.
headed woman starts forward.)
'Plane, eir.' the berebeeded Romain
exclaimed, 'T can tun and fetcil ber.'1
1I0 how long a time ?'
'Oh, sir, not above fifteen minutes,
jilt.'
'All right,' I Paid, 'start along, and
tell her,' I added, 'that a geullemen
,(rem America wants to see her, who
mimes direct from her darzeliter
Norah,'
'What ?' the woman screamed,
while her eyes stood straight out from
her bead, 'from Norah Manny ?'
'Aye.'
'T'hen, aura,' she exclaimed, whale
her face stretched and gleamed with
joy, 'it's myself that won't be gone
a jiffy.'
And with that she was off like a
shot, while the people behind the bar
have by this time fairly exploded with
excitement. As we started out the
door, the proprietress haiied us loud-
ly.
'Hould ou, gentlemen, hou'd on 1'
etre called, while she made speed to
get through the little half -door lead-
ing behind the bar, and for which she
was a very snug fit.
'She's going to hug you, whispered
the judge, as we stopped ; and faith
I thought she was—but she stopped
on the verge of that demonstration
and fervently ejaoalated :
'An' sure, you don't mean to say
that Norah is after living at service
with yez own blessed self ?'
'She certainly i3,' I replied, with
a North American smile.
'The likes of that 1' she cried, look-
ing alternately from me to the now
completely petrified observers behind
the bar. 'Well, it's right glad her
mother will be to meet yez.'
Hereupon, after several interchang-
es of like remarks, the judge and I
passed out, promising to return di-
rectly, which promise,' after a short
walk along the narrow,crooked streets
we ful ailed. A. fine•lotrillug• old lady,
in a;H'hite oap ayd the, ..prevailing
blaok.eapeer hood, met u, at..it e
shop door -',r
She was :trembling violentlywith
emotion, rind Its she was introduced
as Norah's mother and ae we shook
hauds she burst into tears. I fail
utterly in bringing the scene before
you —the curious little shop, the in-
terested and sympathizing knot of
Irish people at the background, and.
here the judge and I and this old wo-
mau, handsome still in spite of her
years of struggling toil, quite broken
dowu at this unexpected meeting with
one bo short a time from her girl be-
yond the sea. It was not a scene to
be easily described -far less could it.
bo lightly treated, for the element of
pathos so largely predominated.
The - bustling ' Mrs. Kelleher with
great thoughtfulness invited us at
once to ascend a pair of winding
stairs to the beat room above, and
here site read aloud to the still weep -
ping woman the letter I bad brought,
uuotuously, with utter disregard of
my embarrassment, upon the person,
al encomium. with which it :;►bound-.
ed.
'Au' now, gentlemen,' raid the
beaming bootees, after these personal
;natters had bean fully discussed,
'what -will yrs be pleased to take ?'
We murmured with a deprecatory
shake of the head that AA repreeenta,.
twee of the good old ;state of Maine
it would hardly become us to accept.
of anything in the way of bibulous,
hospitelity. '° But such .au occasion ae
title was nut to be too lightly passed
over, and even if we didn't care for
beer there were others present who
did. so On descending to a larger
room below evetbody was invited to
driuk to the hoal.lh of the two Ain. eri•
eau gentlemen.
Sc with a shout fend a rust deal of
hustling and confusion the Qonlpauy
disposed them elves about on benchee
and stools, and royal bumpers of beer
were ordered in amid great hilarity.
'Your health, gentlemen, an' God
hies, you!' hatirtily cried the hnateee,'
and wilt loud acolamnatione the toast
wit tt drank, while tits judge and I bow-
ed our acknowledgements eourteoualy.
A.; this juncture a cin;d;tr•lo,k:ug
individual, hugging a bagpipe of
seedy api'earaneo folder his arni, tot
tared in at the open door and hobbled
slowly across the uneven floor.
'It's Blind Jerry, the piper,' wit -p.
ered a woman who eat ou the beach
neat the juldgn,
'Au' it's noble gintlealin yez is,
I'm certain of,' the blind piper ejaou
tared as he ambled pass and sought
out a stool—'noble gintle;nin both.
aII the way from Ameriky ne yez is-
an' hero's lee health, an' God's Dines.
fu's on yez.'
A's we both tarried to seriously re-
gard ;hie einguler acooseu l' to our
number, the woman neat the Padua
intimated with marry a nod ruts viol;
tart 11 Ire. Kelleher could turn a red
with the bait of them. The judge
imparting dill valuable int •ttmttiou
to me I promptly celled for a di -play,
thou alto there, of that lady'. terpei
choreal' two 'mplixhnianta.
'All, be off wid yd, lire. Fitzgerald,.
for .uggortiu' it,' Mrs, Kelleher re.
pronohtully ►std : 'Why, [ h t'ea'l
flinty,' a step this ten year--auit's
nott for enc, old as I arra an'a hundred
and eighty pounds to be dauciu'.'
But Mrs. Mahoney iuforming 08 10
an undertone that. Mrs. Kelleher had
on Moro thin cure occasion 'deuced
dawn a man,' an achievement rarely
accomplished, let me tell you, and we
redoubling our solicitatioue, the lady
was finally persuaded to give us an
exhibitiou of her powers, and a plea-
sant -faced young woman in a new
eilk dress, who had dropped in to see
What wits ging en, being prevailed
upon to stand up se a partner, and
the blind piper having after a tre-
mendous deal of backing and fiddling
gotten his asthmatic bagpipe to
wheezing, et it they went amid un-
bounded applause.
Arrah 1 then but how tiny did g
it --arms akimbo ---now heel—now ton
—now shuffle —whist 1 but never was
there anything to equal it. Sten it
up there, Jerry ; fie'er luau. Now
they're at it strong 1 Whoop 1 how
the floor shakes 1—hut' th3 vary raft -
ere rattle 1 b[usl►a ! bat was thero
ever a reel like unto this ane, with
the weighty Mrs. Kelleher, bnrdened
by her eizr, bot warming to the work
mightily, linking her opponent square
iu the eyes with the sternness and
gravity that the occasiou demanded.
Jerry, man ; are your pipes a-shlap-
pin'. Faster, ye spalpeen ; d:) you
hear ? Ab, thin ; rattle it out with
the beels--now cross—now swing—
tare an' -hounds, but what man c,nld
stand up before it ?—and all in heat
the reel was 'finished—and the crowd
applauding, and Mrs, Kelleher pant-
ing, blind Jerry, who - bad followed
every note of his pipe with grotesque
contortions of his mouth, wiped the
perspiration from . his sun-tanned
brow and drank to us again with the
utmost satisfaction.
They Won't Stant It.
Detroit Free Press.
'Yee, I come in after a hired man,'
said the old fanner as he sipped hie
root beer on the market yesterday,
'but I've got disgusted, and shan't
try- very hard to find one,'
'What's the matter with hired men?'
'Too high-toned and important.
Why, I had one last spring who rig•
ged up an umbrella over the plow, so
aa not to get tanned, and be refused
to eat with the family y
because we
stuck our knives iu our months ! At
the end of a week he quit. Said that
labor was ennoblicg and so forth, but
the landscape in that vicinity offend-
ed his taste.'
'Yes.'
'Wall. I took on another, and h -e
put on cuffs and polished his boots
before going to work, and he quit at
the end of a fortnight, because we
didn't have a pienner in the house.
Why, that chap never got up till seven,
o'olook, and he insisted ou going to
the village to go: shaved and perfurn-
fumed up every other evening.'
'The third one glut me yesterday.
fie wanted me to bay him a. guitar.
Il[o wanted to paint ell the roofs red
and put pee -green on the Gun -cribs.
Re : uggt ated n hog pen tt ith a parlor
in it, .aud he spent two days of my i
time trying to arrange a way fur the
;stud -mill to milk tare oowe. I found I
him writiug poetry in the e.iro
and because 1 spoke up sharply he
quit the job, puliilted it his b:,ota
and sent fora 4oupay t.) .wring hen to B
the slit, 1
iVilliam Geddes, Eden Stilts, writes :-1
have used Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters for
Dyspepsia and prefer it to all other medi.
vines I have over tried, in no case has it
tailed to produce the desired effect, and I
can cheerfully recommend it to all sufferers
from Dyspepsia.
Yours; truly, Witold AM GGEDDES.
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