The Brussels Post, 1920-12-9, Page 7SUCCESS OF FISH
CULTURE IN CANADA
FIFTY-TWO HATCHERIES
AND PONDS
Fishermen of the Great Lakes
Are Therefore Able to Pur-
sue Their Calling.
PALLID CHEEKS
AND DULL EYES
Tell the Story of Watery Blood- .
How to Regain a Good Color
and Health.
To bo nut down in health and to
loseiniof otrth cuinr ea ot ttrameat invye nyeosusng.is gtihries d To tiler
pallid cheeks and dull oyes tell every-
one that they are doomed to days of
The conservation of natural re- wretched headaches and are vial=
sources has always been a prominent of breathlessness and bloodlessness.
thought in the Dominion mind, and The anaemic girl, IF she neglects her
Canada as a country entering upon bealth, may be a sufferer alt her life;
her youth, has the experiences of old- foi an active happy woman canna be
er countries front whim to profit, and developed out of a bloodless, consume -
the opportunity to benefit from the tive looking girl, without the help of
utter destruction which follows upon , new, rich, red blood.
the careless depletion of a nation'Pale, weak girls should take heed.
natural gltts. I Bloodlessness must not be neglected.
Canada is alive to the expense of Plenty of good air, a nourishing diet
knowledge by experience; conserve- and rest will help you, but the euro
tion is a term that looms large in na- you need most promptly Is new blood,
tonal activity, preached by authority, Good new blooa in abundance, such
and driven home by preas and liter- as makes all the difference between
aturo. The Domiuion realises the die- sound health and poor health to girls
estrous results of depleting her forest and women, is supplied by Dr. Wil-
Preducts without replanting, of ruth- hams Ptak Pills. Their one mission
lessly slaughtering each year count- eis to make new blood which reaches
less fur -bearing animals without mak. every organ and every nerve in the
ing provisioa for artificial propagation, body, bringing to anaemic girls and
of depleting her lakes and streams be- women new calor, bright eyes, an
yond their natural reproduction wide; elastic step and a feeling of joy in
out replenishing them, living. The value of Dr, Williams
Replenishing the Inland Waters, Pink Pills to young girls is shown by
the euro of Miss Bessie Clarke, R.R.
It was early realized that svith the
No. 1,
progress 09 settlement the lakes and Stevensville, Out., who says:
, .,Two years ago, while studying for
streams cif Canada cm" net w"." 1 the entrance oxamivation, my health
stand the heavy annual toll oe sports -
i broke down and I fell away to a mere
men and commercial fishermen, mud to shadow of my former self. When the
meet the situation the Government
day for the examleatione came, I
inaugurated a system of replenishing should have been in bed instead of
the watercourses and established fish trying them, but 1 event on with the
hatcheries for the artificial propaga- work and when through was almost
tion of fish. From a small beginning, on the verge of collapse. I thought
this work has grown as the necessity then that a rest would help me, but I
of expansion arose, until at the encl did not regain my strength. Then
of 1919 there were throughout the Do- my mother was advised to have me
minion, forty-four hatcheries reproduc- try Dr. 'Williams Pink Pills, and after
Ing young fish, rePlenlehing the taking thein for about a month I found
streams and lakes of the various pro- myself restored to health, with good
vinces us well as caring for the corn- color and a change for the better,
which people V,-110 know me readily
noticed. I ant very thankful for what
Dr. Williams Pink Pills did for me,
mercial fishing fields off both the Can-
adian Atlantic anti 'Pacific coasts.
There aro thirty-five main hatcher-
ies, eleven subsidiary hatcheries, and and hope ruy experience will benefit
six salmon retaining ponds in active op- rome other weak
eration. Those in Braish Cour,thht, You can get Dr. Williams Pink Pills
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. have, through any dealer in medicine, or by
in addition to their inland waters, to mail, postpaid, at 50 nate a box, or
superintend the supply of fish off their six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr.
coasts, whilst those of tho provinces Williams Medicine Co., Brockville,
of the interior occupy themselves with Ont.
Producing fry to restock the inland
lakes, commercial fishing on which is
ever extendiug, and the rivers and
smaller streams within their confines.
Mortality Among Fish is Great.
Nature unaided can do but little to
meet the demand for fish against de-
pletion. Mortality among fish is so per day In addition to non-inflauunable
great that only au infinitesimal per- films, and other products.
centage ren.ches maturity. Against —Is— —
this waste in nature, as high as 90 per Salada Tea Reduced 15 Cents
Silk Industry in Britain.
Great Britain is taking an active
interest in the silk industry, with a
largo capital investment. One factory
established in that country will pro-
duce about nine tone of artificial silk
cent. of the eggs taken by artificial
methods, under favorable conditions,
have not ouly been fertilized but hat-
ched and the young fry liberated. The
average hatch in Canadian hatcheries
is from 50 to 86 per cent., depending
on the species and the conditions
under which the eggs are taken.
In the year 1919, the Dominion
hatcheries distributed 1,880,000 green
eggs, 1,697,000 eyed eggs, 979,147,249
fry, 1,943,601 advanced fry, 356,388
fingerlings, and 12 yearlings, or place
ing back in Canadian waters, the
equivalent of 986,024,250 fish. The
species used in restocking the waters
consisted of Atlantic, eteemead, sock-
eye, cohoe, and pink salmons rainbow,
speckled, and salmon trout; whitefish,
herring and pickerel.
The Value of Restocking.
The success of fish culture in Can-
ada speaks for itself. Fishermen of
the Great Lakes admit that but for
the Government's restocking activities,
many of them would have had to
abandon their calling. The increased
value of leases of Wilma streams in
New Brunswick and other provinces
are other silent witnesses.
The manner in which the British
Columbia Reim= fisheries withstand
their heavy annual toll is still further
testimony, Amongst the latest ex-
amples of the success of these opera-
tions are the Petitcodiac river in NeW
Brunswick aud Hicks, lake in British
Columbia. The Petitcodiac river was
Drastically depleted of salmon. It has
been stocked with fry each year since
1913. As a resell, this year, fisher-
men, state that the river appeared to
be full of salmon, Hicks lake was
stocked with whitefish in 1913, the
species not being previously found in
the province. At a teat, towards the
end of 1919, with a smaleplece of not,
eighteen fine whitefish, varying from
18 to 21 inches in length, and.weigh-
lug from 2 to 43 pounds, were taken.
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Dinah Differed.
A big laugh is. going the rounds et
the expense ef a certain painless den-
. 'Mat, Seeing a darks, woman who had
been suffering for wine time with a
toothache finally got up courage
etteegle..to go to this dentist to have 11
extracted, But the minute he touched
the tooth Dinah began to roar. "What
are You making such a noise about?
e Dona yOu know I'm a painless dens
tint?" demanded that worthy as ho
hastily closed the windows, "Mobile
you is, but I ain't," howled Dinah,
By tho the recent parchaze Of an At-'
Wide Cable, Britain now bee an "Mae
, se freir cable route Mud the arefa
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a PI,Ind.
Every effort is being made to supply
the retail dealers with Brown Label
"SALADA" at the reduced price of
55 cents per pound. However, it will
take some little time before all have
11 10 stock, in. spite of every exertion
on the part of the Company, as they
have tens of thousands of customers
throughout Canada front the Atlantic
to the Pacific.
Fish are bellieyed to have a keen
sense of smell.
DIMS OF
NU
FROM WE
As Per instructions,
Mistress: "Why, Bridget, what on
earth aro you doing with all the
broken Mates on the Bloat?"
Bridget: "Sure, mum, eez tosvld me
01 wur to replace everyone 01 broke,"
Riding His Bill.
A visitor at a country fair noticed
ono melancholy individual who, des-
pite the fact that he was apparently
eufforiag greatly, persisted in remain-
ing en ono of the merry -go -made.
Eventually the looker-on spoke to
him and asked him 11 he liked it.
"No; I don't like it a bit," the man
replied, The beaatly thing makes me
111."
"Then why do you persist on going
on it?"
"2 can't help it. The man who
owns this thing owes me money, and
the only way I can get even Is by
taking it out in rides."
His Chief End in Life.
There lived in an English town a
wealthy but exceedingly "tight" old
lady, who kept very few servants and
paid them as little as possible.
Among these was au underfed,
miserable -looking lad of fourteen, who
answered the door, did the dishwash-
ing, waited at table, weeded the gar-
den, washed the dog, and a few other
things.
One day a visitor asked this lad:
"Well, ray boy, and what do you clo
around here?"
"1 do a butler, a kitchen maid and
a gardener out of a Job," replied the
boy gravely.
An Artful Ruse,
Tommy: "Mamma'didn't you say
last week you wanted the carving
knife and the chopper sharpened?"
Mrs. Suburb: "Indeed I did. Bless
his little heart! How thoughtful you
are!"
"Well, I'll take 'em round to the
cutler's for you."
"How sweet of you to offer to do
such things for your mamma, my lit-
tle cherub. 111 wrap them up."
"No, don't wrap them up. I want
them to show. There's a boy out
there waiting to fight me; but I fancy
when he sees me coming he'll go
home."
WOULD NOT IE WITHOUT
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Once a mother has used Baby's Own
Tablets for her little ones she would
not be without them. They aro the
ideal home remedy for the baby; being
guaranteed to be absolutely free from
opiates or other harmful drugs. Tbey
are a geatle but therough laxative and
have been proved of the greatest aid
in cases of constipation, indigestion,
colic, colds and simple fevers, Con-
cerning them Mrs: Ernest Gagne,
Beausejour, Que., writes: "Mayo used
Baby's Own Tablets for constipation
and colic and have found them so sue.
ce.ssful that I would not be without
them. I would strongly recommend
every mother to keep a box in the
house." The Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
rinds a box from The Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Surnames and Their Origin
KAVANAGH.
Variations—O'Keevan, Keevan, Ke-
vin, Kevens, Koveney, Coen, Cohen,
Cohan, Cowan, Cuan, Cayenne, Mc -
Kum. '
Origin—Irish.
Source—A given name.
Virtually all Irish f orally names
take their origin in given names, ex-
cept hi cases where Overlords, under
English rule, have adopted as their
family names the names of the places
over which they held hereditary
sway; but •even here the names trace
back ultimately to given names in
most cases, for even the Irish geo-
graphical names trace back in almost
overwhelming numbers to the names
of persons.
In, this the nomenclature of Ire-
land is virtually tho reverseOf nearly
all other nations.
But in the translation of the Kava-
nagh group of family names into the
English tongue and spelling a most
unusual number of variations has de-
veloped from the original form, which
was "O'Osonallain," iihe "m" in this
instanee, as is often the case ite Trish,
having a "v" sound as the result of
the inflesctions peculiar to that Ian -
gauge.
The gem nitrite from which it is
developed by the use of "o" meaning
"descendants of" is "CaomItan,'
which means "a noble ono."
Under certain thuffeetional infiu.
ences the "h" predominated, which
explains such forms of the name as
Cowan, whieli, it analyzed, would
have a pronunelation something like
"kah-o-han," easily shortened into
"Oow-an" and Cohan, Cohen, Cum
and Coen, Which must not be confused
with tho Jewish family natio Cohen.
AR of these two -syllable forms of the
Irish namo are properly prononneed
tuo the accent on the second ityPahle;
not "COW -an" and "Oo-han? but
004. -Alt" it aco.11ANi1 though
common usage is rapidly changing
and making the former correct.
McCATJLEY.
Variations—Macaulay, MacAulay,
MacAutiff, McAwley, MaeGewley, Ma-
gauly, McCawley, McCauley, Wythe,
McCaulley.
Racial Origin Irish, also Scottish.
Source—A given name.
As a rule the variations Macauley,
MacAulay and MacAuliff trace back
to Scottish seurces, and the rest, for
the most part, aro Irish. As a matter
of fact, there ie little difference be-
bween the speech of the Irish, par-
tienlarly in the .norbh of Ireland, and
the Highland Scots, Both are Gaelic
races. The peoples now constituting
the Iddeittand chins for the most part
crossed over to "Alba," as Scotland
then was called, from Ireland, about
the second century A.D.
The correct Irish form of the fam-
ily name from which this rather long
Hee of variations leas developed is
"MacAenhaileolbb," but the Irish pro-
nuneiation of that is much closer Ito
"McOawliey" than one would suppose.
The given name from which "Mac-
Ambeileseileh" is derived is "Amitiall-
gadh," compounded by two words,
ambail" and "gad," meaning "lilico a
wytho" (that is, a form of twisted
osier"), which explains why the name
Is sometimes niot with Anglicized
into Wythe,
There ane English authorities who
suggest that the Scottish form, Mac-
A.uliff, is a development of the Scan-
dinavian name "Olaf."' It is possible,
but tot 14kely. It would bo probable
it the name were English. But Gaelic
names are more likely to trace book
to single than to many sources, and
the final of "MacAmhailocibli"
Wain easily and naturally become a
"ff" on translation into English.
In Ireland this namo is most com-
mon in Munster, Cork and in what
was the ancient royal province of
Meath.
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LUIVI AGO,, NEURALGIA
SCIATICA, NEURITIS
Their Treatment by Your Local Druggist.
Your own druggiet, who has known the people of his twenty
for years, has a pretty good idea of wbet remedies are giving
eatistaction to his cueternere. No number of teetimonlals from
far -distant paeans counts half as much with hint as the results
he gets front sales over his own counter.
That's why hundreds!: of druggists from Halifax to Victoria
recommend Templeton's Rheumatic Capsules, leach of these
hundreds knows oS cases in his vicinity where T.B.C's have
brought amazing relief. Men and women of all ages find free-
dom from their pain In T.R.Ces. Mr. W. A. Hawley, of Campbell -
ford, at the age of 84, was entirely cured, after being helpless
with Rheumatism for months,
Scores of druggists write of the satisfaction given by
T.R.C'e. Here are the statements of throe from Ontario:
Rose the Druggist, Midland, Ont.: O. F., Vicars, Penelon Wallo
"Every sale of Templeton's Mau- is the most satisfuotory
matte Capsules has meant a satle- of any line of rheumatic remedy
fled customer,2 have yet to hear have ever handled."
of a person not recelvitur beyond
what they had hoped in results 33. J. Cook, St. Thomas: "We
from their use. In many eases the have never had a preparation for
benefits have been wonderful and rheumatlem and neuritis that has
these long sufferers tell their sold like T.R.C.'s. The sale le won -
friend& I have many calls for derful and reports from our cus-
Rheurnatio Capsules and / never tomers good. I figure a matiatted
hesitate to remoinmend them," customer Is the best advertisement"
Sounds too good to bo true? The explanation is that Templeton's
Rheumatic Capsules act directly on the poisons in the system that in.
some persons oatiso rheumatism, in others lumbago, sciatica, neuritis
or neuralgia. Their composition is the result of thirty years of patient
study and experiment, longs years of experience in the treatment of
rheumatism.
Get a free trial package of T.R.C's. or Raz-Mah for Asthma from
your druggist or from Templetons Limited, 56 Colborne St., E., Toronto
and prove these statements for yourself. These remedies are ab-
solutely harmless, or our druggist -agents wouldn't advise the use
of them. When your own druggist recommends a remedy he is Imre
to receive your thanks or condemnation. He won't risk the loss of
good customer by recommending a remedy in which he has no confi-
dence.
The undermentioned druggists and huudreds of othere back
T.E.O's and Raz -Mab.
Allss Craig, J. A. Smith.
Alliston, 130. B. Sohell.
Alvinston, P. A. McDiarmid 9. Son
Arthur, A. W. Busohlen
Atwood, B. 0. Coughlin
Barrio, WM. Crossland
Beaverton, 3. S. Praleigb
331enheim. Crookshank Bros.
Boboaygeon, 13. 3, Woollard
Bowteenvine, jury & Lovett
Bradford, W. L. Campbell
Bridgeburg, R. A. Land
Brigden, P. 0. Seeger.
Bruce Mines, A. D. Jackson
13ruesols, Jas, Fax
Campbellford. J. E. Berke
CheeleY, S. R. Davey
Clinton. J. E. Hovey
Colborne, W. F. Griffis
Cookstown, Wm. Malay
Deseronto, W. 3. Malley
Dresden, R. R. Dustin
Dunnville, 331, 3. istefee•
Durham, S. MoBeth
Elora, F. J. Capeli
Exeter. S. IL Sadler
Pension Palle, G. H., Vicars
Florence, L. R. Miller
Glenooe, I. Johnson
Gerrie, It Ir. Armstrong
Earrlaton, Mo/Cibbon &
Hastings, T. A. Coughlin
liaveloek. A. D. Denilte
Kincardine, J. P. Vandriek
Kingsville, R. R. Picard
Lakefield, Tanner Drug Ca,
Limon, Regall Pharmacy
Luaknow, 3, G. Armstrong
Raz-Mah la unrivalled in the treatment of Asthma. Raz -Matt
restores normal breathing, stops muous-gatheringe in the bronchial
tubes, and gives long nights of exist sleep. And if Bas -Mak does not
give relief, your druggist hair positive instructions from Ten:1,1)16ton
Limited to give you your money bath. Fair enough, don't you think?
Plan Auto Road on Railroad
Snowsheds.
Inge:aloes plans whereby a smooth
concrete auto road may be run for 33
miles through a difficult pees of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains, and a great
transcontinental railroad may acquire,
at the same time, a system of perman-
ent concrete snowshecls, have been
completed by a T.T.S. engineer. The
design for the new snowshals pro-
vides them with a continuous fiat,
walled roof, on which autos could run
with the assurance that they would
encounter no heavy grades, or danger-
ous curves. With -federal and state
aid ou the highway part of the pro-
ject, the burden of cost on the rail -
reed would be greatly reduce(1 and
early construction. encouraged.
All set.
"Now for the wedding there must
be something borrowed and something
blue."
"Well, the groom has just borrowed.
$500 from her dad. And that has made
the cad man feel blue, I can tell you."
"Pape's Diapepsin" Corrects
Stomach.
"Pape's Diapepsiu" is the quickest,
surest relief for Indigestion, Gases,
Flatulence, Heartburn, Sourness, Pen
mentation or Stomach Distress caused
by acidity. A few tablets give almost
immediate stomach relief and shortly
the stomach is corrected so YOU can
eat favorite foods without fear. Large
ease costs only 60 cents at drug store.
Absolutely harmless and pleasant.
Millions helped annually. Largest sell-
ing stomach correcter in world.—Adv.
A hen, when sitting, terns her eggs
entirely round once a day.
'MOTHER!
California. Syrup of Figs'.
Child's Best Laxative
Accept 'California" Syrup at BUS
Only—look for the table California on
the paokage, then. you aro euro your
child is having the best and moat
harmless physic for the little atom
ach, liver and bevels. Oltildree love
its fruity taste. Fell directions on
each bottle, you must say "co.
ferule."
Better Teeth.
Eminent English dentists have
found_ that Jewish children have bet-
ter teeth than Gentile children, at-
tributing the cause to the use of oil
by the Jew instead of sugar.
Rural Route No. 1,
Mascouche, Quebec, Oct 15, 1919.
Tho Minard's Liniment People,
Strs,—I feel that I should be doing a
wrong if I neglected to write you. I
have had tour tumors growing on my
head for years. I had them out off by
a surgeon about fifteen years ago, but
they grew again till about three months
ago I had one as large and shaped like
a lady's thimble on the very place where
my hair should be parted, and it was
getting so embarrassing in public) that
it was a constant worry to me. About
three months ago I got a bottle of your
liniment for another purpose and saw on
the label good for tumors. Well I tried
it and kept at it for exactly two months,
with the result that it has entirely re-
moved all trace of the tumor, and were
It not that they had been out fifteen
years ago, no marls would be seen.
have not been asked for this teetimonial
and you can use It as you see at.
(Signed) FRED C. R013INSON.
P.S.—/ am a farmer and intend using
Minard's Liniment on my mare for a
strained tendon, and am hoping for same
results.
FRED C. R.
Her Own Way.
Eleanor, aged eight, was enjoying
a good cry, when her aunt came in.
"I wouldn't cry like that," said the
aunt to her, "if I were you."
"Wel'., auntie," said Eleanor, bee,
tween sobs, "ou can cry any way you
like, but this is my way."
Soothes tired nerves.
For restful sleep at
night apply
BE
GUE
on the forehead and back of neck.
BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES
$1.00 a tube. ..
1(111551000 MILES CO., 1.1D.;!
MoNrsalkt
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MIMPEORMINNECRINA
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A Quick Relief
for Headache
headache's frequently caused.
by badly algae tad fo od; the genet
and acida resulting therefrom are
absorbed by the blood which in
turn irritates the nerves and
cameo painful aymptonts called
headache, neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, etc. 15 to 30 drops of
Mother Seigel's Syrup will correct
faulty digeetion and afford relief,
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9740
No. 9740—Misses' Dress. Price, 35
cents. Two styles of sleeve; two-
piece sldrt in two lengths attaohed
to listing; with or without two-piece
tunic.. In 8 sizes, 16 to 20 years.
Size 16, with tunic, 451 yds. 40 ins.
wide, or 8% yds. 54 ins. wide; with-.
out tunic, 27 yds. 40 ins. wide, or
2% yds. 54 ins. wide. Width, 1%
yd.
This pattern may be obtained front
your local McOaJS dealer, or from the
McCall Co., 70 Bond Sk, Toronto,
Dept. W.
MONEY ORDERS.
The safe way to send money by mail
is by Dominion Express Money Order.
Alda to Travellers.
On the back of a hair brush intend-
ed for travellers is a mirror, which
can be removed for use, while a comb
slides into a recess beneath the
bristles.
Minard's Liniment For Dandruff.,
During the epidemic of 1918 ten
persons died of influenza In the Milted
States for every lee the Amedcan
Expeditionary Force lost in battle in
Prance.
Stop that pain!
QUICK, vrarrning, soothing, comforting
relief follows an application of Sloan',
Liniment. Just slap it on the strained,
overworkedmusele. Good for rheumatism,
too. Pamirs*, without rubbing.
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Chalk exposed to the air frequently
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Minard's Liniment Relieves Distemper
Turner, the famous artist, was the
son of a Sheffield barber.
"DANDERINE"
Girls! Save Your Hairl
Make It Abundant!
Immediately after a "Danderine
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lustre and wondrous beauty, appear-
ing twice as heavy and plentiful, ba,
cause each hair seems to Ruff and
thicken. Don't let your hair stay ilfeo
less, colorless, plain or scraggly. Yoe.
too, want lots of long, strong, beautt,
Cul hair.
A 35.eent bottle of delightful "Dan,
derine" freshens your scalp checks
dandruff and falling hair. This stimtv
lating "beauty -tonic" gives to thin,
dull, fading hair that youthful bright,
nese and abundant thickness -Ali
druggists!
CUTICURA HALS
RASH ON CHILD
On Body and Face, Red and Itchy
Cried For Hours. Lasted a Year.
"A rash started ell over my little
girl's body, and she had soma on her
face. It started in a pimple
it that was full of water, d
ater, an
it got red and itchy. She
cried for hours. This trouble
lasted a year.
"Then I started with a free
sample of Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. 1 bought more, and
1 used four cakes of soap and three
boxes of Ointment welch healed her."
(Signed) Mrs. Dora Langly, 1032
Gertrude St., Verdun, Que., August
11, 1915.
The Cutieura Toilet Trio
Consisting of Soap, Ointment and
Talcum is an indispensable adjunct
of the daily toilet in maintaining
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