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The Exeter Advocate, 1923-1-4, Page 7They Do red Cal ries in About 94 AT a box of little raisins when you fehl hungry, lazy, tired or In about 9% seconds a hundred calories or more of energizing nutri- ment will put you on your toes again. For Little Sun -Maids are 75%i 'fruit sugar in practically predigested form---.1evu1ose, the scientists call ft. And levulose is real body fuel. . Needing practically no digestion, it gets to work and revives you quick, 1, Full of energy and iron—both good - and good for you. Just try a box. Little Sun 332 Nt&i "Between -Meal " Raisim 5c Everywhere Had 17. our Irbil. Today? Surnames and Their Origin APPLEBY Racial Origin—English. Source—A locality. Appleby is one of those tamilY '.°tAxaes eat& es a straight develonment Iron the eame . of s. pleas, and, of mime. In the filet instance ite use as a., surnameWei to indicate that the parson bearing it had. come norm that Locallity, or wa.s in some •way, comma - ed wilbh Appleby is the name of a limn in England. Renee, barring pessible usage cut the part of a feudal overlord to denote suzerainty., it was the sort a name that was adopted by persome Who had left that town: and settled in othee parts, for it would ha.ve been, no &Affection to speak of Inman. as John of Appleby wheat he was sursoueded by Roger% Wine, Ranters, jamezes alixI Roberta, all also of Anpleby. Sc•me etymologists derived Misplace name of Appleby from Aegio-Saxon sources, holding ant it We, emnbina-, Won. of the words "apple" and "by," the latter meaning "town." As a male ter of fact, wever, the town was in -existence befoye Anglo-Saxon times, ' and was , known tostbe Romans as 'Aballaba/' which peobably wets the • Latin yank,'" of a tiritiathl natio. A., Four -Mile I-augh. Names You Know. . , a How' they ilangteci;.: these aninerSt you look thrOugh,a diredarY yon .whon Poer,Mr.- Basuto Carried -the drill. vvill find a most mzing npra-herof 'for the first time! The story, ,as Mr- family nal -nes whiCh are identical With , Burke Burnett tells it in the Wide those of famthar objectS, elements, World Magazine, is perhaps as ...amus- seasons, animals, and impiements, and ing a one as hee ever come from the others which, though the spelling is diamond fields of South Afrlea. While, slightly changed, aro tgibatatitially we are laughing at the drill earri' er like them, however, we should not forget hisMarch and May represent the courage and persistcnce. I months. Day is quite e common name, A Kimberley diamond mine, writes and one also finds Weeks, though not Mx. Burnett, was being worked in Week. Morrow, tog, appears. terraces, so that everyone M the mine Dew Frost, stow, cio.act are all had a good view of all the workings.: family names, as well as ,Storm, Gale One of a gang, of raw Basutos who and Rane, had just fir -rived was even a twen-ty- The cardinal points of the eomeaes foot drill and told to go to the top of —East, West, North, South. ---are an incline in the centre of the mine and Wait there until hi$ boss came. The riatiee started off proudly, car- rying the drill 9111 his shoulder as if it were an assagai. Halfway up the in- cline the drill came into contact with a live wire some taelve feet from the ground. M. Basuto of course get a Examples are Belleek, Bull, Lamb, shock that sent him flying, and the Eidd, Colt, Badger, Hogge, Haire and drill was knocked o-ut a his hand.. I Wolfe. You netice thht in seyeeal of never in my life saw a more 'startled these the oid spelling are -preserved, native. Whee he picked himself he stood: looking a the drill; then he walked all round it and glanced over the side of the beeline to see if the fellew who had hit him were hiding there. Filially he came slowly back toward the drill and regarded it sus- piciously as it lay, on the ground. By, that time virtually everyone in the and Twigge mine was watching him, Gaining courage, the native crept up to the drill and, pateine out his hand, touched lightly. Finding that it did not biteshim or kick him, he picked it ep and, glancing round again, put it on his Shoulder. He had taken only one or ttee steps, however, when the drill again touched the elec- tric wire, Down went the implement for the second time, and round spun Mr, Baeuto. All work had ceased, and. the whole mine was waiting to see what he would do next. The native stared at the thrill as if he expected to see it get up and at- tabk him; then, ceouching low, he crept to the side of the incline to mate sore once again. that no one was hids ing there. Returning he picked, up a good-sized rock as a weapon and ap- proaelted the drill on tiptoe. He stub - he -d it with his foot; he rolled it over two or three times; then stooped, glanced round and began slowly to pie k it up. Finally he got it on hie shoulder and, still looking suspiciously about him, started upward. again. Everyone was now holding his breath. There was net a sound In the whole mine. The native took one step f °rivers]: and then, presumably to catch the fellow who had; been hitting the drill, jumped suddenly round. As he turned the drill. touched the Vire again! Mr. Basuto must have got an extra dose a current that time, for the drill flew over the side of the In- cline and the unfortunate native Was knocked flat on his back. Until then he had • not spoken a word, but the howls and yells that he uttered as he sprang to his feet and rushed 'headlong down the incline would have done credit to an imp. And the roar of laughter that went up from the mine a' seeonct or two later was heard in the centre of the town, four miles awayl The Power of Love. a**Ifflf Advertlsc'mcnto AXITATTOrtlf.EY.0,-, latA. T .adA)CILKE, 'YPPge Otreet, Toronto. li.oKlotoar, A nt Attprnevi. Send or ,fros bookie!. , AUTO i$03100Z1 ',If i:ba,ei '°,4t.' Iligot'T .11'.,'1.a,. e v9hell8I ti'm acetylene weldin storage .liattot ' a titi jtfanTo' aOhtliseliaOrcle;c1hc'Riatiripic4asnYda: riPdix:2aidNilresiVnAdg°,17,tlyas,c11: .., :. H ,.., tor operating, tire vulcanizing; 4t.-Y•t ,aomrk,Soure I would have ha,t1 t,o give ,pclelurefteitetrailc!Aldtroa...1.11tii.nsTitteolitieyaethe wthveers'adr4 AVenala.,1VyI4301,1,11jt 1-InarnA,Iltienn18., Opt ,' Cef he ' fITIroPey'lj`iatV°Y8i. ;ingi'lllvav.itieFo' Csa'll'iTt. ;racelial:e. il',:e doae Post Office, in relating b..is ex -1 - schools, .168 Mng ,West, Toronto, .. ., periende with the medlaine,,„ ,.. ' "My kidneys' Lad bothered me for NNITILs.r.,..? AT anst01-__ ...„.. folir years and I Nyas seldere. tree from virBi BEQUI11331 FARTItti:7$ TO FICIT,.. i sale'Ths. Co., Dept. 'A, .Orillia, Ont, . .1 1 hack -eel -1e or rheumatic Padjl° naY chine o7"buys Illaatnbd?'71e*reitie , rigat arra and 'shoulder. Lwai5 in stneli tIon• send postage. The Canadian Whole. represented; Moon, too, and Starr, a bad fix when I s-tarted taking Tanlac though not Sun. that I could hardly go. My baclt and Many of the cornmon colors furnish shoulders hurt sobad it was aao, could c oRD would verde home frOin wOtc31450 tirod A very tonsiderabie slumber of I dreaded to Move after I got settled names' arise from the animal world. clown; "Before I got Tanlac wee thoroughlY diecouraged, for I had tried most every medlcine.anci kept gettimg worse. But: hithiasbainuetddtc*ILIver efilealtatbteettr erI started on. the second bottle I pieleeel up rapidly. It wenn long until Tauten bad me in shape to where could do a bard, day's work and then come home and mix concrete and work about the amts.() un- til dealt. I ha.ve mot had a. ;Agit of my old trolibles since I took Tadao It gave me a better appetite and made me feel better all over. I don't eoem to tire any more and can work heed all day a,nd still feel flue. Tonlaci. one talthr4n17 agrcelasts"old by all good draggIsts.• names. There are Black, White, Green, Brown, Gray, Pink, and Scarlett. do' to get °Pt Of had in the nmYraings. • Birds give us Wrenn, Heron, Crane, Crowe and Lark. Bird itself is also a not unman -ace naate. From plant life we. gather each natnes as Rose, Viewer, Berry, Cotton, Rice, Oaten, Bean, as well as Almond, Oakes, A•she, and Pine. We also have parts of plants, such as Beet, Branch • Haddock Roads Bees and °rabbit come evidently from the fish creation; and Ohureh, Temple, Tower and Ales bey are from familiar buildings. Parts of buildings are represented by Wall; Post, Hall, Leek, Bolt and several others. Many names are the sazne as those of household implements. We maY quote Shears, Scales, Bell, Broome, Mallet and Sickles. Natural features of the landscape provide Hill, Pond, Field, Marsh, Glenn, Dale, Brook, Rivers., Banks, Meadows, Moore, Cliffe, Ridge and others too aurnerous to mentien. Oountries provide Eneland, English, Britain, Ireland, Welsh (for Welch), Norman, Freneh, and many others. But the list is practically endless. CURTIN Variations—Curtaln, MacCurtin, Mao - Curtain, Jord'an, Jourdan. ' Racial Source—A givenname. At the outset it should be explained that the toms Jordan and Jourdan, when they really are developments of the names • Isi this group, represent Merely arbitrary 'cliengess on the part of the bearers from an Irish name to an English tisane that happened to Sound a bit like it. Suchchanges were frenuently made as a result of Eng- lish laws promulgated in. Ireland at varilone time prohibiting the use .r4 native n:emeaclattue. • ".. There are two Gaelle spellings of the name from nneitk this- group anglieizeda forms has developed. They ale "O'Cuarthialef' encl. -"O'Cruitin," though the More ancient deedg.natilan of the clan wa,s "Clem Cruitin." The clan naine was derived from the given name of the chieftain Who Sound- ed it, one. "Craitin File" or Crinitinthe Poet" As.: IlleaTY as pan be judged item available records, wlatich 'are eel,: twin as to genealogy; but e bit vague as to dates, Vale chieftain lived about 1100 or 1290 A.D. The 'clen he found- ed is. an offshoot ot the O'Conors of Coroomroir. • A, -Labrador Pet. At my Labrador -pets none, mates Capt. Georgie Cart -Wright in the entry in his Laiseador Jorreal for August 14, •'1779, was so attracifire ...sea deer that had been captured when very young. I took a walk round the island, but saw tr,,othintr. was.attended by nay neat deer. whteb, is =NV pettedly tame," and I shall ,7 make some re- marks on 'thee° nimais. Notwith- seamding . reindeer are natinally very tinalactiOS, yet no creatureIa - (10 soon so effeCtually tamed if taken young; but Whit tireq• Man be when caught:afterward:al cannot tell. They net mt17 grow Yarn bald. but allsto ohm' great 'affection for rsicill men and dogs' as they take .a liking to`asui -have a peat spite against thole "Sae affront This deerof mine' has lier,d its fall liberty ever Once+ the fourth day alter a Was caeght (except a few- Thighta ()ontnement to the crib. Xat the doge should kill it when we were all asleep) but slace that it has" constantly' lain out. It is 11.ot in .f,t13.e least alarmed. 54 • *X,* 110160, 1'0(t even at the report of a. gun fired close to it;' but At Is mu .terriflea- if any dog rune: aftem or even near it, and any runaing of the people • blatantly. affrighte it; but the moment fl1a utet, t is so too. TA will. oftun go itp to a dog and when to the; it 9s, well eicquainted with eel of mine and. will lie &owe by the Aro amongst them. believeAlity scarce ever -sleep, for tte muck as I have watelled Me 1 never could observe* that it was aatee.p, OT kei)t its eyes eloped more than two imconthi at a Vane, ap_44,1f 1 mtried ever , .so little, drt, would start up when have lain down an..the bed, et a time , - . a when it was, lyingcm thefloor, it mould start up eeery. five *rant nainutesand come to see that I was not gene; and having lieked my fa oe et sucked my neck, handkerchief a little", it would quietly' lie dein again. 'When at any time it lost me it tv-ould ran about granting like e hog, and never rest un- til it lied found 'me, -when it would run • up to we in fun -speed. Sometimes I herve diverted 'myself with stooping and sunning both after' and from it,- -wflaith pleased It macho and it would do the same and frisk about in the atone Manner as. I have seen the wild calves one among,, another; and I have likeWse. observed that when it is ,frightened ,It. ,erects its single, -Which at all other" tintea haagedown, ' The help had its origin about two thousand years ago. To guard again.st THE WAY TO BE WELL Good Health Maintained Through • Sorae tinie ago, a treveler in Oen- taal America [became interested ht a young negro and brought him North. After_ transplanting him, the negro's photograpk was taken. It showed a very crude, rough individeel, but ape patently a great physical strength. Every thirty days, for six months thereafter., the man had his negro pro- tege photographed, and at the end of that time placed the photographs side by side to note the change which a new, encouraging, stimulating ere virentnent was- working in him. The improvement was, indeed, mar- velous. One could see how, from montheto month, kindness svas regis- tering its softening, refining, spirit- ualizing effects in the facial expres- sion of the rough, coarse negro. At She end of Ikesix months, one who did not see the -Whole seri:4e would scarcely recognize the face in the last photogeeph as one and ,.the same that in the first, As a matter of fact, iet Was not ea same. Love and kind- ness, the opening up of the mind by °climatical and truining, had developed the man's soul and transformed his face into a new one. That is always love's way. Nothing else has such power to lift the life and beautify the personaliitY as love. SAVED BABY'S LIFE • Rich, Red Blood. There are many men. and: women who, every few weeke, have spells of weakness, during whicb. time they are little better than invalids; yet at other times they feel very well. Why does their health fluctuees so? In the case of men worry and over- strained nerves are usually respons- ible for this state of unfitness and iii - ability to face the anxieties ot daily life. As for women, her back aches, she is dizzy with sick b.eadaches, and often has • stabbing pains in the side. The only real health is all-file:year-rowed health; and the secret of it Li good, red blood and plenty of it. One way. to keep the blood in good condition is to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pille. There le scarcely a nook or corner In Canada where someene will not be found who will tell you the benefit they have had througb, the use of these pills. And the reason is that throegb, the im- proved condition uf• the blood they strengthen and tone up the nerves of worried, enfeebled men and women, and at thesame time have given new vigor tole, d.elicat girls and thin weedy boys. The value of these pills in all run down condinons is shown. by the statement of lira Lawrence Brown, Walton, N.S„ • who says:— "When I began taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills I was in a weak, bloodless and nervous condition, suffering from all the ,depressing symptoms that ,a,e- conipany this rue down state of health. I had taken much medicine but it did not do mo any good, and as I had a family of small children, I was much diseouraged. Then. reading about Dr. Willia,ms, Pink Pills I decided to try them, and I can hon.estlY say that I feel these pine have saved ene from The Choir Invisible. Oh, may I join the choir invisible! Of those immortal- dead who live again In minds made better by their pres- ence e In &elite& stirred to generosity. In deeds of daring rectitude, in scorn Of miserable aims that end with aelf, In thoughts sublime that pierce the night like stars, • And, with their mild peesistence urge man's search To vaster issues. VOV, WOOD, WOOD, C.A.11 lots. 74014 Eros,„ )3othweli, Ontario WXCDSILVEia BIJ4dit rOX411. Pups. adults. Tteld Bros.. Bothwtui,, Ontario. BELTING FOR SALE BELTING OF; ALL KINDs, o553W Q' used, pulleys, saws, cal/A hosso, tlestr pricesrahorl PP esi dnt suTboip)Canada.oatttut o toprui oBv 01A u an rt to 7.1 Girl Who Smells Colors. Remarkable gifts are possessed byl an English blind and denf girl who, spite of her afflictions, ean detect' sounds and distinguish colors. Sh.e can listen to a conversation 147,1 resting her fingers on the spealeede throat, head., or chest. She can eVen- "hear" by holding a bi/liarcl ,ane cifte end of which is placed against the Ver- • son talking. These feats are made possible by the fact that she has learned to translate the v-Zorations caused by ispeech into words and , seuBteyn:leasting. her fingers in the reedy. ex she can conduct a telephone con-, versation without difficulty. Her sease a smell has been de-- veloped to an extraordinary degree. She tells the colors a obletts by smelling them, and In the sa.rae ian- ner she can describe the dresses her 41S17e.'scantilaelltr:adaze" books in ingbig type and, distinguish the value of notes by running her fingers over them. So te live is heaven: To make Inlaying Ilueste 1 the world Breathing as beauteous cater that con- trols With growing sway the growing; life of men. SD we inherit that sweet verity For which we struggle& failed and • agonized . With 'widening retrospect that bred • despair. Rebellious flesh) that would not be sub- dued, A vicious parenrtshaming still its child.. Boor, anzions peoltence is quick dis. 'solved; . Its discords, quenched by meeting har-. Die in the large and charitable .air; .A.rtd all our rarer, better, truer self, That sobbed religidusle in yearning • song, • - 'llhat -watched to, ease the burden of the world. LaborriouslY treeing -what mese be, Ana what ratty yetbe better—saw within - A worthier image for the sanctuary, And shaped it forth before the multi- • tude. • Divinely human' raielag worship so To 'higher reverence MOTO 'fixed with . love— That better self shall iJive till human !rime Shell fold. ite. eyelids, and the Mallen • sky Be gruthered like a scroll wIthin the - tomb Unread forever. This is life to corm Which martyred.men have made more • glorious POT u who strive to -follow. May I reach. That purest hes-Ten, be to other souls The cup of strength in some great agony, , Enkindle generous ardor, teed pure , love , Beget the smiles that have no crueltse Be the ,sweet presence od a good dif- Sneed, And in diffusion ever more Intense! So stall I join the their. Whose rauele is the gladness of the world, ..—Geonge Eihlott prolonged misery. My heeith now good, and we now keep. the pine in the house. for 'use. as a, faniily niedteine." You ,cap, get Dr. Willianisi Pink Pills through any, dealer in.medicine or by naafi. at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.60 from Tap Dr. Williams,' Medicine Co., Brookticeite, Oat. Where Women Mustn't • Whistle. Numbers of thinga.are taboo ;Meng Corr_ish fiSher-folk, No Woman is al- lowed towhistle or load luck, will sure- •, mrs„ Alfred Trancheinoetagne, St.111Y. f°116w' dos agru:'a.' 'wreXict:isle:17t i rb 1:7 a:C. a' raat IttIvrar geo lo2, lalpibasftos,y" at e Arc: ehw6leahthallie7111:abarieamthe8 afd:h6e1 nrr'setijao6;t: medlcia,e: TheY saved My baby's:life an and I, Can ,highly recommend theni to rl 111: -11111g boat ailgrlfles th°It (IPIY 'all mothers.", Mrs • Traara, 't -4e tateh of fish virin be tagne's experience is that of thousands tiaken" 'the -possibility. of rain staining the 'of other mothers who haVe tested'tixe' Animals are regarded with particu- uied protect 'them,' virlA A Ta,t4e,ts are a sure and Safe medicine" lirDt bo meuticaed when th3 nets area ' bar distat.-or, and doe and oats must nutrbk, fa,c,es, of their ipds,the Greeks worth— of Baby's 'Own' Tablets. 'Th I'Pet#141)htte 134:t.'eed aver the tel) of the. for little- ones and never, fail to regu- 'beald. These ;'were' mistaken by Paint- late the boWels and Stomach, thus re- rirleibiatt€13' 11167'e "been 8'ea'r'C'e St' CM in later rears for ctlibien10 Of di- lieving all the minot 111S- frenn which Wee BaY '1171ce the' radlwaY "-saints are .pleliuired with the " ring di d I • that the oiagine whistler'frieleten th ,me c ne ea els oi y man at 25 . . e which we call a halo., 1 vioity. Accordingly, our ehtistian children suffer. They are sold by qmg lte silOrei, and ifsbernted beaielre cettM a box from .The DT. fieh away, Medicine Co., 1-3rockvi1le,, Ont. • Wealth 'brings 'power, :but -what most people need' 15•Inore -control. For raining coal Or quarrying rock without blaSting an Englishman has invented hydrenlically openated tele- scoping rams to 12e `itiscrtedr into the Inaterial to be emoved, MONEY. ORDERS. When ordering go,eds by mail eexcI a Dominion klennesoe laioney Order, Five chapels , Louden are now used as factorise. • - • . . nard's Linlmerit for Garget In Cows. St.Ivee decline flmt fish are , , Very nineawisi.g." When deg -fist were doing damage tc- the ,n4.,p.a some' frSher- Men caught, one, al ogged it, end id, it go eget', total). its tellews whet would happen if they did nOt clear out of the nelgtherhoed. MInard's Lfienneet fro: Olstempere For Sore Throat, Cold in the Chest, Etc. BABY DISFIGURED WITH ECZEMA In Blisters, Itched and Burned. Cuticura Heals, were badly disfigured with eczema. • Soap and Ointment and alter using of Ointment he was entirely healed." _Taicsi,i,gcumwineycoyn,a.meltivheves face and hands night. • Cove, New Brunswick. 41 was advised to use Cuneura • three cakes of Soap and three boxes !tog w°.ofauslsdlee8r0e1: wt an°neijtihs°erthludaee*GyhilnHOrae Make Calcine Soap,- Ointment end Ile was only three Weeks sore and red. It caused old when it broke out in itching, burning and loss . lblisters, and the s kin was i"daldi TwYlytoileWtp°Irr rePare.Y°utino gnss. Itrakple8gchPreabriratt.Addrass:"Donstui,idat-* =ad, 8414 Bt. Paul St., W. Kontreal." told every- where. Soap 25e. Ointment= and 50e., Waleant 2.4e. Mar CutieuraSoaosbaseawithouttaus. YARMOUTH, N. AnterIcag reozieer nor awned -tea. • Book On • and 1-10Tir to Peed DOG DISEASES • Mailed Free to any Ad- • , dress by the Author. U. 129• :W:ee,srGtol:2kv46.trlut 7Ss0, StreetAp:1.°' °ARSE SALT LAND SALT Bulk Cariots TORpinTO BALI" VIIORKS C. J. CLIFF TORONTO daiiy trains Via the Santo. We, Pullmans %,is. Grand Canyon Park, also to Southern Arizona. Fred riarvey nieviei "nil the way," May lsend you our picture ro V. Uonary, Gen. Agoat. gaata PC 404 Fr o Grand Cenyon Line thavvorantuomr.rso,...erwro ISSUE No. 52-=--,-"X'