HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-5-18, Page 7Surnames awl Their Origin
CARY
Variation—Carew,.
Racial Origin -Welsh,
Source—A locality..
The changes which so many of, the
Irislf and Scottish family names have
undergone in their translation into
English are no greater than that
which has; occurred in this Welsh
name. For that matter, they are no
greater than these which have Oc-
curred, in many purely English family
navies.
The name of Carey, or Carew, for it
is spelled both ways, the preference
being for the latter in England, is
pronounced the same in either case,
that indicated by the former spelling,
Carew, however, le the more ancient
spelling, and if you want to go
straight back to the Welsh, it's
"Carew." It is a place name,
the,
name of a famous castle in Wales,:
and it has become a family name in
the usual way that place names have:
done. That is, it is a development of
an original use to indicate the loality,
from which the individual to tivlr,o*tn it
was applied had come,
-
The item of the castle, "Caere!" rs
a combination of "eaer,"which means
castle, or fort., anti "eve," which means
water.
Sometimes the particular spemling
Carey comes from a place name,
"Cary," in the parish of St Giles,
near Launceion. It Rico hes r. Gaelic
origin,
REYNOLDS.
Variation--Rennoids,
Racial Origin—English,
Source—A given name, How An Ontario Teacher Be-•
Reynolds is another one of those gained Good Health,
family mimes which is traceable to
an old Teutonic given name, and the "1 ani a school teacher by profes-
spelling of that name runs about es cion," sa}s Mr. James R. Thomson,
far from the modern spelling as many R.R. 1o. 1,. Centralia, Ont„ "yet when
of the ancient Irish names do. one I started school teeehing I was in very
would hardly be expected to recognize Poor health; I suffered: a nervous
at first glance the ceemection be- breakdown, brought on by overwork
tween the name "Reynold" and "Re- end no. relaxation. I was unable to
ognwtildr." think, to. aet, or even to eat properly.
This syllable "wild," which is an Queer little prickly sensations were
element in so many names of Teutonic continually running up and down' my
origin, is not the same as the modern back, my arms and my legs, like sa
German word "wand," which means y .i
many needles, seeming at Mmes tD
"forest" It is the same as the er,, fairly paralyze tee, and often my heart
tient Gothic "vaidan," and carries the was thumping like a trip-hammer. I
sense of "ruler" or "ruling," Indeed, determined to consult our family dot -
it is probable that the word root traces tor, and he immediately put vie under
back still further, to a prehistoric orders. 1 ha4 to give up my school
time before the original Lola-Eine,and return home ie order to reeuper-
opean race bad split into the Celtic ate ray lost health. Milk vias his chief
and Teutonic branches, as well as remedy, and I diank quarts of it; yet,
into others, for philologists believe it though it helped me, it did not build
to be a "cousin" to the Welsh word, Lae UP. to 'my norrual condition—some,
which has virtuallythe thing was rnissing; something my sus-
same meaning. ' h F tern was calling for, better blood. One
however, the given name "Resign- day, when I picked up a newspaper, I
tvaldr meant "God ruler" or "god; came across gn advertisement oi' Dr,
like ruler" Among certain of tire' Williams' Pink Pills suggesting just
HIS NERVES NOW ' ` �'�'or
STRONG AS EVER
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Fleth- "Vi'hat da yon Beetle of
Czeoho•Slovaktia?"
D9b: "Well, it's bare to nay:."
she ehound Worry,
"eheaa you are going to Canadawith
your husband, Sarah," said etre mis-
tress to her cook, who was leaving to
get mewled. "4 -re you not uervcui
about the voyage?"
"Well, ma'a p,'" said Sarah, "that's
bis lookout. I snail belou g to him,
and if anyteing happens bot me, it'll
be hissloss, not mine!,'
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Br ehu. 1366 Amity St., Montreal, Que. the springs on et new niotoie bus. are
sliltered so mots the east two; inserted. Onto gabber blocks instead
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A Woman's Reply, me wild. 'nearly every piglet niy sleep
was broken by terrible hen taches.
There is no use laying to joke wltlr "I took the first bottle of Tael a to
a women. °
The other day Tories he:.rl a pretty p"eeee my husband, wlio worried over
My mcase, but my seeond bottle I took
geed conundrum and decided to try g or' my* own accord ter l: was begeeene'
QC ills ti+ife•
to feel mane. I have a. geed appetite
"Do you know wish I ani like a
mule?," nae asked icer when be went:-
eat anything, and Iiave go rn"yre,
home " trouble from pains or sleoplesseessJ
The wife did mat even step to mnr. t'eehkecTaisrlsaec; isb �w, oi derf
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Reinhold and Remold,' The Angle. rich, red blood. 1 rmme: ats:1y sent,
Saxons had it as '"Regnald,» whieh nn- for a boa, and when the —
decter visited.
T lite, I told him I had decided to tri Dr.• s iuended. ,.
use leormarel. Tench influence develops , , Fro,a the peeket flashlight orated
ed into the softer "Reynold" from Williams fink Pills and he seemed; A School insgewtor in the North of.,, by two er three dr cels of minute
Which the family nurse has been satisfied, By the time my box was; England ached a child in A primary; size the battery searchiigx t has been
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ALWAYS SLEEP VIE
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another, by the time I had finished; sible what he understood a gisgrim to, result. are clbtaine ,
Seven O'clock Tea. tuts I was gradually coming batt, tg be.
Some tete ego there weedz:ised a
normal. My strength was returning,14 "A pisg'r:mIs a lean who goes about. searchlight 'ot OO feat ranee an*aerat-
Five o'croeks tea, wittch was first 1 eould sit and wall: without strain. a good deal," W415 the reply- big on sig or eight volts. Mere reyent-
etarted in England some, seventy yeatu Fer the next few weeks I continued to. This seemed hardlysatisf etory to ly o. batter} searehli;ht bus Leen in -
ago, is a custom which has spread all take the pills, and they were working: the inype:tor, and he said: i t
ever elle Britten Empire and eves to wouderu with inc. My head was be -1 "I go abut a goo[,. teal, but 1 um tez eeh s i.h a range of n,0`,OJ.. feet
The healthy child sleeps well and the Itnite3 State- and Fear�a:e. corning clearer, my nnemory better,. not a pilgrim:' np half a mile, aperatin ; cn x
during its }waking hours is never cross" A more e^ "Please, 3 ppy, fi , elee. tea. BY title I� Mean the cup ter. I began to go out frequently, en -a was the eager addition. ,, ,,
only' tate siehly child that is ese s an��li of tea w iieb nine people out ctf ten ',loyxug myself. rtly,' appetite improved, ,_.,.r sliest relial,t-i. on :, resent plxwto-
n ohtIchte
psevieh. Mother, if your children do now take before getting up in the morn. and was even stetter than before 1 had Worked Both Way. meter test vile p thee() sk xr, a:a ,
e well; i the. are ,,,�gave eo candleon ver.
r. t sleep we f etre
er..a, and fins, and which is eltially enjoyed by my brealz-do n. 1 was my,elf again.; 4 iere"a a WOnderfUl thing;" said., the e ,i zet' -.a g
fiVed
cry a great dcal, e�r them Bebe aN ell ctaeses Ai su let'. 1 got back nth .se1.:91, and to this days the fsseinnt:n g wilaw. "1'•ti. just been' len Q'ill 7 a trn a, a etettyeteeign
Own Tathiets and they will ;Oen be: Alt tl:ll;an: are the g*eatest of tea, 1 have had no return of the troubles" readin"* about a man who eakhed the' ei re teeter keep aril a cao xwoe ers le r
well and, happy ;train. Thi Tablets, d la:ere. In F.ugland a cup of 'black.. and now when **yore comes to me age tag forte without 1c'srtting to read ed retmec.or inns zvttxkee +gar.;leis tCcar
` „a vests, Eve pp. l with a ,e •en .aid
dr tarn Inzeutuse, is &even and my nerves were becoming Steed Please, sir, I mean a good main, ,
but :i1++"a "Z ha and
i7U"14m t� is`. (1, '^ fir:. -half u''b a.1jt.st-hwe eenen, eon s?C is
etre a rabid but thorough laxative coffee after lunch or dinner is very with nervous trouble, 1 instantly sug'I or write. He met a woman, and for
zv1:i+h regulate the bowels, sweeten; popular, but lite Australian: and the gest Dr, Williams Pink fills as a, her sake he studied hard and made A
The stonxaeh, bnsislt constipation, c lies New Zenlenders greatly refee tea. remedy, as 1 believe that what they sehooar of Itimself ;.a two years!"
nnel ledigeeticn, and promote healthful They drink very little coffee at any did in my case they will do far others." Tho disillusioned 'suitor smiled
s:ee ). They ere alteeletely gntzranteed4' time. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can be ob- sours .
Y
Sue ai ete (liths'; en.1 may he gt•en to In South Africa on the other hand, trained from any dealer in medicine, cr "That's nothing," he eai i. "1 know
They are send by mc:d.eiuo dealers or fee detailing hes been imported there' for $2.50, from The Dr. Williams' "j a ` ` ` o wee a pr Your. l scholar' at
by nail at 25 tea:+ a a Lox from The from IloIland. \\lien you flet go to Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Holland, yon aro somewhat surprised
to final that everyone knocks oft work What About the House Fly?
at
eleven oeloek ht the morning for a
tip of coffee-�-aur1 very goal coffee,
too.
the new -barn babe w tit perfect' fety., coffee is the drink. The custom of cot by mad at 50 cents a' box or six boxes m'trz+h
Dr. V cli:am+' Me?ieir.. Co., I;roeheille,
Ont.
Dressin' Up.
Geo whiz! I Mato to hear ma call:
`'Its time to go now -come, get
0re7d1"
An' have to quit my play. an' wash
tn' caress up in niy Sunday best.
"I've Iaid your blue suit titlt," says ma,
"Your Eton cellar an' your tie!"
"A stili white collar!—Have a heart!
Aw, must I wear it, ma't" says I.
Ale ria says, "Yes—go wash, now
quick—
An' let me see your ears an' neck
then yogi get through—wash eleani"
Says I,
"I'll wash the dirt orf, every speck!"
But when l: go an' show haw clean
I've washed 'em, ma says, "Mercy
me!
Try, Sam, they're blaek-- they'll never
do,
They would disgrace the family!"
"Aw, ma! that`s sunburn—that ain't
dirt,
Honest, it ain't!" But ma, she takes
The wasah rag an' she scrubs an' says:
"Here comes the sunburn oft—in
""An' don't forget your nails," she says,
An' brush. your hair an' brush your
hat -e.
An' brush your teeth an' brush your
shoes"—
""Gee, do I have to brush all that?"
Wisht I oould lay my fingers on
The feller that in -vented close,
An' dressin' up! Jist wish I could! --
You bet I'd' bloody up his nose!
—Roselle Mercier Montgomery.
The Bible contains 773,748 words
and 3,556,480 letters.
.Thel'inost prolific cause of prevent-
able fires in alae walks of life is un-
questionably the'careless user of
forty. '.their he met a women, and
for her sake made a fool of himself
in two days,"
It must be remembered that the One an the Doctor.
fact that the house fly is a eourxe of A Dublin pbyeenan, attended by a
danger in tho transrrission o£ disease ,•
the battery operetetl searchlight,
MONEY ORDERS.
It
It is always safe to semi a Donrtnion
pExpress :Honey Order. Fiver Dellerz'''
costa three cent].
Content.
'S simplest things are love, anti
kir„sly friends,
n'ature's sweet therm of earth and
se.. runt Sky; •
At 11r:at you may smite in a superior has rover been eacaggeratcd It does iimnbcar” of mealcal students, v.tits rzial.- int
t, so 'cheap that
c a Te e T
tisies every` want of the
Diost critical in cleansing,
purifying and be tutify ig
the skin and complexion.
Nothing purer, sweeter or
more effective for every -day
toilet purposes,
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1. es. Lineal. 344 St. l'aelSt,. W.. I.1 iUat,
Contort Soap shaves -with out rotii.
of cool that with right /iv.: wiLL ANewED
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way. but very soon you will take to y not require any-seleiitifie knowledge, beei�0 a bedun whereon laydy aamanop no Home's dear
ec buy. anal find that it does may
you good. to appreciate this fact znasmu I tut
I
The fact is. that the climate lilts this pest' appreciate
disease for 1 thea n very prominent t client.
Seine
to do- with drtuis habits. i t z The 11hy'sician. having elicited from
Ripley D. Saunders.
s most par mechanically. That is by the sick man the fact that be was in r"
causes es coming in contact with excretions o£ _ I have done only one sensible
s need for coffee, ..aa,et the die' different kinds, thrown off by those; T" , b g grou in my life;
heat o! Australia d:rcaueea the crnv- Bufferin from 'the • -{ meet, went an: ground: Voltzire.
The moist climate of Holland zi e
this
l the habit of 1'i •in a wind instru ' , to cultivate the
t; h various communie ""YE., yes; all that pufelne, anis
Ing ler large quantities oft able and then passing d9 t -i
t a.straining is meet prcivaiclal to the
The Russian drinks tea, at all h diseases, p e tree �
of the day, but the cup which 1 - of .food, man* of which afford a fan, -1
pear to like best is that which ate
takes after supper. It is drunk with germs, for instance, the milk on our,
cut milk, and would keep most Gant[- 1 tient. To the huge della".it of the
Mans awake all night; yet it certainly While the mosquito is only respon-a .,
has not that effect upon the Russian,. Bible for the transmission of two dif-1 "The caucertilie,, sit•.
In France, Italy, Spain, and Porta- ferent diseases tha- as malaria o
oura ly from these to the various articles
be
a sur, a, ;rust prejudicial..
"Whet wind intravital users' you
to Islay'. lie ets]scd, addressing ire p t -
tragic culture medium for these
i table and n our lntcliens wind pantina5 , students, the patient replied:
gal, coffee is served with the Hest mead t and '
of the day. Indeed, the meal consists• yellow fever; and the body mouse only Why the Salmon is Pink.
only of coffee with milk, a roll and responsible for tho transmission of 'Why
of •science were long puzzled
possibly a little honey. Wine is the typhus fever; and the flea that in- to iuiow why the various stalmens and
drink that is taken with the twelve' fasts the rat for the transmission of joust have red or pink flesh. Now
o'clock is er, the real breakfast. bubonic• plague, yet the fly transmit- they believe that t"ne color comes
I A ting germs mechanically on its le
In ninny American households, cot- bode -,etc., may be responsible f y T Y
only _within the past twenty yea; s os of ehellfl h ; pint trout eagerly feed on
tiiermore the feet of it bin s
gs" from the food that they eat. All of
the the
fee is drunk three times a day. It is y as disc a or
trausmissien of various disuses. Fur -
salmtn Tamil • aro ,articular fond
so that the people of the United States _
that when, lobsters, pmwies, and
a
disgustingly filthy ..est should sue a fresh -water shzmm. It is well known
have taken to tea.
than warrant pts extermination, even shrimp are cooked the fi,e-s1i turns
if it were not responsible for the pink, :similarly the l;roeess of diger-
trnnsniission of disease. tial1 turne shellfish pink. When a
The only way to efficientlysr-the -abolish shrimp is found in the stomach of a
the House fly in to destroy the breed- salmon or a trout the. gastric `uices of
Mg places However, it as well to re g J ns
The Garden.
And if indeed
In some old garden thou and I have
wrought,
And made fresh flowers sprung up
from hoarded seed,
And fragrance of old days and deeds
have brought
Back to folk weary; all was not for
nought.
—Wei. Morris.
A match is struck, the weed is Int,
the user 'throws• the match carelessly
away, a breeze fans it into a blaze
with the usual serious results.
Scotland Yard has records of 200,-
000 finger -prints, so perfectly classi-
fied that aaiy special one can be found
matches. an one Minute.
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The delicious, crisp-. Oramiles •
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in values of the rains,indudij�<�
m .eral salts so essential to.Z health.
A food, etz ally ;well suited. to the
reQuirements of young and, old
"Th.eior littis
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member that every fly Killed now the fish have turned) it almost as Tel
may save the killing of millions within or pint as if it had been boiled.
two months' Therefore, even if we had no definite
m' proof, we might believe'tbat }aIle color
of the flesh of salmon• and trout rs-
E�r-Kaiser s Cruel Conduct
M-
at Father's Deathbed. of various small shellfish that the
"Why didir't father fail at Wo•erth:? fishes eat.
meaning the battle of Woerthein-der- But there is definite proof. Several
Saner in the Franco-German war in years ago Professor Leger 'ef the Pis
1870, wheir the then Grown Prince cicultura�l Laboratory at Grenoble,
Friedrich Wilhelm' defeated the Franke, Made experiments with trout
French. "It would have been lucky," to determine what gave their flesh its
said the ex -Kaiser Williel'tn to his color. He separated the eggs from
mother, the daughter of Queen Vac one tzout(into two .lots• and hatched
toria, taoaordsing to Robert Dolime, them in different troughs. He fed
who was: a nember of the courtof one lot ,of young fish exclusively on
Wilhelm's father, Friedxich III. In fresh -water shrimps; to the other lot
his memories, now being' published, jie gave no shrimps whatever. At
D•dhme ah referring to the well knowai the end of the second year the trout
differences between,' father 'sod .son, that - had fed. on )ehrinil s had salmon-
describes the selfish behavior of Wil colored flesh, but tliie""'fiesh of the
helm's _entourage' ori the occasion of other trout was perfectly white.
his father's death. The 'day before he But some one may ask, Why is the
died ofi'i�aers attached to W lhelm's flesh of shellfish red or pink? That •is
smite forcibly en tared the castle and a hard'er question to anewer. Perhaps
occupied .its . rooms, making timer- -the dolor comes from the' food the
selves at home and behaving like ar_a�s� Shellfish eat. .
ters toward the attendants:"' ' Not long ago �eheinists of the .De -
The castle was .surrounded by partner_it of Agriculture at Wasliing-
1$roope under the command sof Wel- ton examined some pink oysters• that
helm's friends, who cut the -castle off bad been, found in Long Wand Sound
from all Communication with the and declared that they were deli' .ions. 1
sults from the coneiderable quantities
neighborhood. While Kaiser Friedrich
'ut' s dying nobody, not •even physic-
ians, could enter or leave without a
permit from. Wl1ihehn's friends.
Dohme • concludes: "Hew the court
had. c'henged! A nii+ld. regime garve
place .to the sword.One ,could' imag-
ine oneself'in the midst of Russia!"
Men who make good use of. their
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The onmibuses or . L rclo:i t e., v yl _
about 85,000,000"`iniies iii a .},eaa•, ieNo, 19-1-'22. i
The chemists ,suggested that .porill;
the bright hue of the flesh wasr u s1
by food that con4ez.ine! will ,..:zee
bacilli and ether eke -Bar micro
oa g anii sme.
g.
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