The Seaforth News, 1959-11-05, Page 7Swimm ng For Life
He Studied Fish
On the morning of September
19th,' 1840, the Philadelphia pa-
pers carried a brief announce-
ment that Constantaine Samuel
Rafinesque-Schamaltz had died
on the previous afternoon. Titus
ended, almost unnoticed, the life
of one of the strangest personal.
ities of all time,
A man with an incredibly fer.
tile brain, he had. -during his life-
time launched scheme after
scheme in all kinds of fields. If
he is to be labelled at all, he
must be called a naturalist, for
his studies of plants and animals,
Born in Constantinople in 17.83,
of a French father and a . Ger.
man mother, Rafinesque became
passionately interested in natural
history almost before he was in
his teens, though other studies
wore not neglected, By the age
of twelve he could speak Greek,
Italian, French and English, and
had already read more than a
thousand 'books.
His chance to go abroad came
when he was nineteen, His bro-
ther went to live in America, and
Rafinesque went with him. Al-
ready one of his major eccen-
tricities was well developed. He
had a consuming ambition to.
find new species of plants and
animals,
During his life he named and
described morenew species than
any other man before or since
his' time, Some of his new species
were genuine, but the v,ast maj-
ority of his -,so -palled discoveries
were, in fact, specimens which
differed but slightlyfrom the
average of the known species to
which they belonged.
On landing in America, he
immediately "discovered" what
he declared to be a new species
of plant and invented a name for
it. Subsequently he complained
that "the American botanists
would not believe me."
In 1805 he returned to Europe
and lived for ten years in Sicily
before settling permanently in
America. In Sicily he setup a
flourishing export business in
medicinal plants, the money
from which enabled him to spend
most of his time studying the
animal and plant life of the is-
land and the surrounding seas,
He collected fish by the hun-
dred, and gave a new name to
almost all of them. He then
pickled them and sent them to
the great French zoologist, Bar-
on Cuvier, who became exasper-
ated at receiving so many wrong-
ly named specimens. When he
criticized Rafinesquie's naming
mania, the young naturalist be-
came angry and promptly col-
lected and named another hun-
dred species all incorrectly!
It was during his stay in Sicily
that Rafinesque tried hisfirst;
and not very successful, experi-
ment in marriage. The start was
certainly not encouraging. Just
before the marriage ceremony he
caught yet another "new" fish
to send to Baron Cuvier, and
insisted on taking it to bed with
him for safety on his wedding
night!
In 1815, he set sail for America
for the second time, taking with
him an enormous collection of
books, preserved animals and
plants, including half a million
shells! Nearing the American
coast the ship was wrecked, and
Rafinesque lost the whole of his
possessions. Even as he swam for
his life, however, he found time
fe notice "many new species of
animals and plants" in the water.
Obliged to begin again from
scratch he managed to get a job
teaching botany, but he regard-
ed this merely as an incidental
occupation, and did not allow it
to interfere with his ambitious
plans, Some of the work he did
during his second sojourn in
America was of considerable
value. He made a detailed study
of all the fish of the Ohio river,
and published his results in a
book which justly gained him
recognition as a leading author-
ity on American fish.
Had he stuck to this kind of
work, for which he had un-
doubted ability, he might have
gone down in history as one of
America's greatest naturalists, but
unfortunately his temperament
was against him, and before long
all his energies were being di.
vented' to one of his impossible
schemes,
He invented a system which, he
claimed, would revolutionize the
world's financial methods! Such
was his confidence -in the scheme
that he journeyed.toWashington
to explain it personally to John
Quincy Adams, the President,
and became furious when the
old man would have nothing to
do with it.
Nothing discouraged him •for
long, however. At one time he
was developing'a cure for tuber-.
mitosis and peddling the medi-
eines that he had invented. Other
inventions included a steam
plough, a fireproof house a'nd an
aquatic railroad,
And all the time Rafinesque
was writing. Over one thousand
books and pamphlets flowed
from • his pen, but few people
bought thetn. One result ot this
is that the few copies of his .va-
rious works existing to -day have
become value b 1 e. Fabulous
prices have been paid for copies
Of his rarer books.
STOP ON SIGNAL - Some
1,271 persons were killed at
railway -highway crossings last
year, reports the U.S. Interstate
Commerce Commission. There
Were a total of 3,099 accidents,
involving pedestrians as well
as motor vehicles and trains.
The figure was below that for
1957 (see chart) a.nd continued
a ten-year downward trend.
Enough • Wine To
Float A Navy!
When a busy official of the
world-famous Port' of London'
Authority - known everywhere
as the P.L.A. - was asked for
facts and Hgures about the vast
amount of commodities in the
warehouses of the Port of Lon-
don, he said;
"There's more than enough
timber to make a path of planks
all around the world. There's
enough tea to make a cup for
every man, woman and child in
Europe. There's enough tobacco
to give everybody in Britain
three packets of cigarettes each.
And there's as many carcases of
chilled or frozen meat there as
would stretch to .New Zealand
and back, not to mention enough
wine and spirits to float, allthe
ships in the. British Navy."
These men of P.L.A., who
have been celebrating their jubi-
lee, are a body' with enormous
responsibilities at the most im-
portant port in the world, which.
has often been called the front
door to Britain's larder,
One of them, Sir Ian H. Henn,
has the prouddistinction of the
board of the P.L.A. since' it first
met in 1909, when the Thames
had already been a centre of
trade for more than 2,000 years.
It's estimated that he has attend-
ed 500 meetings - all voluntary
work =- to discuss Port of Lon-
don business.
And what a business it is! "It.
represents," wrote ,one P.L.A.
historian, "one of the command-
ing successes 'of this century. In-
heriting a watery estate nearly
six times the area of the City of
LondOn, the members of the Au-
thority, without reward, in hours
borrowed from private occupa-
tions and personal interests,
have turned their stewardship to
triumph."
The P.L.A. celebrated their
-fiftieth anniversary last March
but few Londoners hurrying
over the Thames bridges- gave
more than a passing thought to
the forty-five miles of quays that
come within its members' con-
trol. With its great docks,
wharves and warehouses, :the
port is the most important in the
world to -day.
As long ago as Roman times
London (then called Londinium),
was recorded as a port with a
substantial trade. To -day the
P.L.A. is a body representing
many interests including the
port workers, the Admiralty, the
Ministry of Transport and Trin-
ity House.
One of the P.L,A.'s many tasks
is the dredging of the harbour.
During its first twenty ' years,
dredging operations cost two mil.
lion pounds and involved the re-
moval of forty-seven millions
tons of material ' from the
Thames,
An unofficial "museum" to
house some of the • curiosities
that constantly turn up in the
course of the P.L.A's wont' was
started by some officials a few
years ago. Strange objects found
in bales of cargo, picked up on
the docks and excavated from
the river mud were included in
the "exhibits."
There were a jumble of bones
a large scorpion from the Dutch
` East Indies, part of an ancient
cannon, an old door with a rusty
lion's head knocker, a fireman's
rattle dating back many years,
and a native chopper,
How Can 1?
Q. .Row can, 1 mix a geed,
tough liquid for blowing soap
• "bubbles?
A, Try. the following solution:
Two parts of dry. Castile soap,
thirty parts of glycerin, forty
parts of water.
Q. Flew can 1 prevent Lite
sewing Machine ' Needle [rain
,ctittiilg • linen materials?
A. Rub' the seamh to be stitch-
ed with hard, white soap,
se
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MAKE $5,000 - $20,000 Yearly{ Es.
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HERE is the opportunity to develop
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BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR SALE
MACHINE Shop for Sale. Lease. Main
Street location. Price $5500.00, Cantelon-
Taylor Machine Shop, Collingwood Ont.
LUMBER • and builders' supplies busi-
ness located in 'Southern Ontario (to-
bacco. belt). Established 1948 Tereus.
Box 198, 123 -18th Street, New Toronto,
Ontario, `
PORT ELGIN TOBACCO FARM
SACRIFICE
172 acres total. 621/2 acres rights, equip.
ped, producing,
o free. Owner
ospital,, Will submitany offer.
Amster McDonald Lamont, Broker,
Port Elgin, Ont,
Restaurant
GRAY COACH. AGENCY
STRATEGIC location in a fast-growing
community just minutes north of Met-
ro. Seats 40 with room, for _expansion,
shows excellent return,. 5 -room apart-
ment in rear. Full price including
property, business and equipment only
$45,000 with excellent terms.
•W R. CASE REALTOR, AURORA
DIAL DIRECT, Elft. 4-2975
DEER HUNTING
ATTENTION deer hunters! - Excellent
food, guides • dogs, accommodation.
Phone LE. .{-9676 or write Sherratt,
Emadale, Ont.
DOGS
LABRADOR retriever pups from cham-
pionship field and bench atoek. BRI.
Emmett, 81 1st Ave. St, Thomas, Ont.
Phone ME. 1-9505, after6 p,m.
FARMS. FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL rolling stook farm. Mod-
ern, Paved°.highwayy. $15,000, half down.
Elba Farm, Route 4, Orangeville, Ont.
"GREY COUNTY: Farm, Grist Mill &
Saw Mlll all included in this bargain -
sale, of 170 acres. Good soil, ' 130 acres
workable, 20 acres bush, spring creek,
with dam gives ample water ,supply
and power. 8 room brick house, 4 pco,.
bath, furnace hot air, .second house,
frame 5 rooms. Good barn, 20 staunch -
ions water. in barn, hydro, litter car-
riermilk house. ,Mill Includes allequipment, turbine water power. Lo.
Bated closeto schools and shopping.
Excellent income. Price 935,000.00 half
cash, balance arranged"
HALTON COUNTY: Exceptional scenic
property, . Milton -Hamilton area; 100
acres on 2 roads, 80 acres workable,'
light gravel loam garden soil, 20'aores
flat laud with ' TROUT stream . full,
length of property- 10 room, • brick
house 2 storey, hot water heated, 2
bathrooms, hydro. Good 'barn and out-
buildings. Price to close -estate $35,000.
Exclusive. • •
JOHN E. BELYEA,BROKER
'Oakville Ont, -Phone VI. 5.0531. Collect.
99 acres Grey County; clay loam well
and 2 springs; 6 -room frame house
bank barn and school on farm.' A -real
buy at $6,500 with terms.
100 acres, 50 workable; 2 .spring creeks
and pond; 6 -room insul-brick house,
bank barn. School 1 mile. Only $3.000
down.
100 acres, 8 -roomed house, bank barn,
water in, new 'stabling. School on farm.
$6,500 down.
ALSO 100 acres, 6 -room house bank
barn, level land, weeds sprayed every
year. $7,000 down.
ABOVE two 100 -acre farms can be
bought together or separate.
MANY other, choice propertles.
WILFRED McINTEE, REALTOR
DURHAM. ONT.-PHONE 5 OR
REP,, TORONTO, CI:. 5.1442
MERRY 'MENAGERIE
'He followed Mary to school
one day -under the impression
she went to REFORM school!"
NrlEllIdeaurO. one row, new Corn Piokere
1107aonb.00 and up. New two row Plcker
$1800.00, laister 'Tractor Harvester Co..
302 11UC300YE TRENCHERT Conveyor
type Backfiller. T,D.9 Bulldozer. Win.
F, ,Cla4rk Merrill, Mioh„ U.S.A. Ohone
MI.9.779;
LONG WHEEL BASE 3 -FON SPECIAL
DODGE truck with or without 14 ft,,
stake rack; 10 ft platform and stake
rank' 'Fortson Major•,.'M,M. Waterloo
and 'ockshutt,30 tractors with L,P,T,O,1
fertilizer disc seed drill. Irving, Keys,
Glammis. Telephone Paisley 114.-4..
FARM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
ELECTRIC DRILL SALE.
SALE special Black and Decker i/" elec-
tric drill with geared chuck key. Power-
ful universal motor 2,000 R.P.M., Fully
guaranteed by the manufacturer. Note
this is a genuine Black and Decker
drill, nationally advertised, regularly
selling for much more. Bargain while
they last 916.90 postpaid, For prompt
delivery send check or money order
to: S, & A. Distributors, 190 Hrookelde
Ave„ Toronto 9, Ontario.
NEW CHAiN SAWS
SAVE • $100.00
BRAND New Remington Sliver Log.
piasters. 5 H.P. class, 18" out, only
125.00, Shipped Prepaid anywhere In
anada.
BERGER EQUIPMENT,
ARNSTEIN, ONTARIO
FINANCIAL
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ANY TERM, 1.5 YEARS
THE
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Corp., 972 Bay St., EM. 4-.7495
HELP WANTED FEMALE
NURSES AIDES
REQUIRED for the Kitchener -Waterloo
Hospital, A six week course will comp
menu on Wednesday. October 16.
Minimum age 17 years, Educational
,requirements grade 10.
Salary - paid during training course
$25.00 per week. Minimum Salary at
ter training course - $140.00 per
month, Applicants are required to re.
main on staff one year. Information
may be obtained from the Director of
.Nurses, Kitchener -Waterloo hospital.
Kitchener, Ontarlo
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
TO HEAD DEPARTMENT
FOR Bayerest, hospital and the Jewish
Home for the Aged. Salary open, de-
pendent upon previous experience.
CALL or write Mr. Sam 'Ruth, admin-
istrator, 3560 Bathurst St, RU, 1.3501.
FOR RENT
HUNTING camp, for rent. Good terri-
tory, Deer plentiful this season. Guide
and dogs aVailayle, 5. R. Talt,L'Amable
P.O. Ont.
HUNTING
HUNTING: Deer, duck, partridge, 4
memberships open starting this sea-
son in established hunt club. Write
J. R. Tait, L'Amable P.O., Ont.
HORSES •
PALOMINO colored quarter horse, 15
hands high, five-year-old, $250.00. Ronald
Ireland, 1226 Murphy Rd., Sarnia Ont.
Phone Digby 4.9391.
SHETLAND, top quality -American
blood tines, Cash or terms. Registered
mares and fillies. popular sizes, colors.
Owen McCrohan, Oshawa, Ont,
KITTENS
BEAUTIFUL purebred Siamese Kit-
tens; breeding .stock available.. James
Harrison, 851 Garth St., Hamilton Ont,.
LIVESTOCK '
AYRSHIRES offering young bulls of
serviceable age, bred heifers. and
foundation stock of all ages. Alex
Wallace. Smiths Falls, Ont.
REGISTERED
ngusT owsDwith calf Dort caliAberdeen.0
each. Rod Green, 5th Concession, Lon•
don, near Fonshaw, Phone GENERAL
4.8557.
INSTRUCTION
EARN more:. Bourdtoepmg, Salesman.
snip Shorthand, Typewriting. etc, Les•
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Canadian Correspondence Courses 1290
Bay Street Toronto.
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FRU1T JUICES: THE PRINCIPAL
INGREDIENTS IN DIXON'S REMEDY •
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NURSES WANTED
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MODERN hospital beautifully located
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OPERATED by The Sisters of St,
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SUbB1lRY GENERAL HOSPITAL
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OPPORTUNITIES
RAGS INTO RUGS
32" BURLAP 54 yd„ 88" - 65¢ yd. Rug
Hook 35¢. Booklet • of designs 104 (free
with Order),. BLUENOSE
New Glasgow, 14.5.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR.
MEN AND WOMEN
WANTED. Young men train. for Teleg,
rapher with $76 machine we loan you.
Advance to Agent more salary Express
Comm'ns & Free house.
SPEEDHAND trains in 10 weeks home,
study for Stenographer. Free book
either Course. Cassan Systems, 10 East-
bourne, Toronto 14.
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Washington.
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ADULTS! Personal Rubber Goods, 80
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Films developed and
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Reprints 54 each
KODACOLOR
Developing roll $1.00 (not Including
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FARMERS' CAMERA CLUB
BOX 31 GALT. ONT.
POULTRY FARM FOR SALE
"MODERN thriving poultry ranch. 5500
capacity. Automatic equipment. 50
acres. Good water, soil. Retail market,
Good weekly net. $6500 down. A Tlchy.
Angus Ont. Alliston, 11E-5.7502."
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
DAIRY BUSINESS:
Brick building 25 x 68 with living quar-
ters and snack bar. Equipment 1st class
condition. Located In a small town. No
opposition. Showing good profit. $20;
000.00 down, balance terms.
TOBACCO FARM:
150 Acres, 90 acres workable, sandy
loam, creek and pond. Barn 1s 30 x 60••
Green house 150 x 24, 5 Kilns, oil fired
irrigation system. Complete line of
machinery and equipment, 8 room 2
storey house. Located 15 miles front
Cobourg Ontario, Price $70,000.00. Only
$25,000.00 Down.
150 ACRE FARM:
In excellent coiiditiun, 120 acres work-
able, 5 arses hardwood bush, flowing
creek, 8 room house with bath, large
barn 70 x 55, straw. shed 28 x 64, ce-
ment stables, drilled well, school on
farm, close to town, all buildings aro
in A-1 repair. Owner retiring. Priced
to sell at only $18,000.00. Easy. terms.
STORE:
Solid brick 22 x 60 with 6 rooms apart.
meat above with hath, furnace heavy
wiring, suitable for Restaurant or
General Store. Located in the Village
of Atwood on Highway No. 23. Immo.
:late possession. $5,000.00 down, bah
ante terms.
DUDLEY E. HOLMES
Insurance & Realestate
Listowel, Ontario. Bus. Phone 470.
ISSUE 44 - 1959
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
RICE Luke; 900•acre, dry, weli•wooded
secluded peninsula with over 1 mica
of water frontage. About 200 oeree
cleared, provides safe sheltered dock,
ing for many boats. Excellent fiahinlgl
munch/ bass and pickerel, Loeete(1
about .100 miles from Toronto. this Ip
an idealsite for resort, camp or large
cottage subdtvlalon. Reasonable down
payment and terms. Write 0,0, Bola
222, Coburg, Ont•, or phone FR, 2.9484.
BARRIE district, stock and dairy,
FARMS, vacant land, country homes,
ELLWOOD Black Farm Broker,
SHANTY Bay, Phone Barrie 503.0.9,
TORONTO, eYgs•, BE. 2.2402.
RESORTS
PHEASANT HUNTING
OPENING date Sept. lst. No bag Unfit.
Guides and dogs supplied Pheasants
in natural cover, Original game farm
t
hunting.
nting rBoungalowsewithhlic privateebath,
excellent meals, For details write Go
den Pheasant Lodge and Game Farm,
Huntsville, .Ontario.
SITUATION WANTED
HEAD Gardner or Nursery Foreman,
experlonoed all branches, Including
greenhouses, experinced With staff, re-
quires responsible part, Replies to:
Smith, 1828, Manitoba Ave. Winnipeg, 4.
STAMPS
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Ing and pricing all Canadian, New.
listing unPrism $1,00 lnunillustrated U.S.
PBilacoin,. Regina, Sask.
SWINE
WILLOWDALE Farm Yorkshire Herd
has sixsows with scores of 91 and bet.
ter. Also two boars whose dans have
scores of 96 and 97 respectfully. Young
stock for sale. Edgar Dennis. Aurora,
Ontario.
FOR SALE Lacombe boars from Elite
Registered stook. Ages 2 months to 7
months. A1s0 75% Lacombe -Yorkshire
cross -bred gilts by the same Elite boar.
H. B. Riese, R.B. 3, Selkirk, Man. Phone
Lockport 214.
VACATION RESORTS
FLORIDA vacations. Reasonable rater
Efficiency apartments, week or season.
Central to Clearwater. St Petersburg
Tampa. Bayfront Private fishing deak,
Write Davis. 2 Wilson St. Dunedin,
Clearwater, Florida
WINTER RESORT
APARTMENTS for the winter season.
Attractive rates for full season. Every
thing furnished including heat, elec-
tric, linens. Send for brochure,
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ALSO FAST, FREQUENT SAILINGS FROM NEW YORK
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