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v3r a hundred calories in about 9f eat a box of little raisins when you feel hungry lazy tired or faint in about 9 seconds a hundred calories or more of energizing nutri ment will put you on your toes again for little sunmaids are 75 fruit sugar in practically predigested form levulose the scientists call it and levulose is real body fuel needing practically no digestion it gets to work and revives you quick full of energy and iron both good and good for you just try a box a fourmile laughr i name you know how they laughed those miners if you look through a directory you when poor mr basuto carried the drill will find a most amazing number of for the first time the story as mr family names which are identical with burke burnett teils it in the wide those of familiar objects elements world magazine is perhaps as amus- seasons animals and implements and ing a one as has ever come from the others which though the spelling 1b diamond fields of south africat while slightly changed are substantially we are laughing at the drill carrier like them however we should not forget his i march and may represent the courage and persistence i months day is quite a common name a kimberiey diamond mine writes and one also finds weeks though not mr burnett was being worked in week morrow too appears betweenmeal raisins 5c everywhere had your iron today terraces so that everyone in the mine had a good view of all the workings one of a gang of raw basutos who had just arrived was given a twenty- foot drill and told to go to the top of an incline in the centre of themine and wait there until his boss came the native started off proudly car rying the drill on his shoulder as if it were an assagai halfway up the in cline the drill came into contact with a live wire some twelve feet from the ground mr basuto of course got a dew frost snow cloud are all family names as well as storm gale and rane the cardinal points ot the compass east west north south re all represented moon too and starr though not sun many of the common colors furnish names there are black white green brown gray pink and scarlett a very considerable number of names arise from the animal world examples are bullock bull lamb shock that sent him flying and thelkidd colt badger hogge hare and drill was knocked out of his hand i wolfe you notice that in several of never in my life sawa more startled these the old spelling are preserved native when he picked himself up birds give us wrenn heron crane he stood looking at the drill then he crowe and lark bird itself is also surnames and their origin appleby racial origin english 8ource a locality appleby is one of those family names when is a straight development from the name of a place and of course in the first instance its use as a surname was to indicate that the person bearing it had come from that locality or was in some way connect ed with it appleby is- the name o a town in england hence barring possible usage on tie part of a feudal overlord to denote suzerainty it was the sort of name that was- adopted by persons who had left that town and settled in other parts for it would havo been no distinction to speak of a man as john of appleby when he was surrounded by rogers wilis hamos jameses and roberts all also of appleby some etymologists derived bhje place name ol appleby from anglosaxon sources holding that it is a sombina- tton of the words applo and by the latter meaning town as a mat- tor of fact however tlio town was jn existence before anglosaxon times and was known to tho romans as aballaba which probably was tho latin version of a british name mae- curtin variations curtain maccurtin curtain jordan jourdan racial origin irish source a given name at the outset it should be explained that tho forms jordan and jourdan when thiey really are developments of the names in this group represent merely arbitrary changes on the part of the bearers from an irish name to an english name that happened to sound a bit like it suchi changes were frequently made as a result of eng lish laws promulgated in ireland at various times prohibiting the use of native nomenclature there are two gaelic spellings of the name from which this group of anglicized forms has developed they are ocuartftain fnd ocruitin though the more ancient designation of the clan was clann cruitin the clan name was derived from the given name of the chieftain who found ed it one cruitin fho or cruitin tlie poet as neary as can be judged from available records which are cer tain as to genealogy but a bit vague ns to dates this chieftain lived about 1100 or 1200 ad the clan he found ed is an offshoot of tho oconors of i corcomroe walked all round it and glanced over the side of the incline to see if the fellow who had hit him were hiding there finally 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 mine was watching him gaining courage the native crept up to the drill and putting out his hand touched it lightly finding that it did not bite him or kick him he picked it up and glancing round again put it on his shoulder he had taken only one or two steps however when the drill again touched the elec tric wire down went the implement for the second time and round spun mr basuto all work had ceased and the whole mine- was waiting to see what he would do next the native stared at the drill as if he expected to see it get up and at tack him then crouching lowhe crept to the side of the incline to make sure once again that no one was hid ing there returning he picked up a goodsized rock as a weapon and ap proached the drill on tiptoe he stub bed it with his foot he rolled it over two or three times then he stooped glanced round and began slowly to pick it up finally he got it on his shoulder and still looking suspiciously about him started upward again everyone was now holding his breath there was not a sound in tho whole mine the native took one step forward and then presumably to catch the fellow who had been hitting tho drill jumped suddenly round as he turned the drill touched the wire again mr baputo must have got an extra dose of 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 second or two later was heard in the centre of the town four miles awayl e the power of love some time ago a troveler in cen tral america became interested in a young negro and brought him north after transplanting him the negros photograph was taken it showed a very crude rough individual but ap parently of great physical strength every thirty days for six months thereafter the man had his negro pro- brown a not uncommon name from plant life we gather such names as rose flower berry cotton rice oates bean as well as almond oakes ashe and pine we also have parts of plants such as root branch and twigge haddock roach bass and crabbe come evidently from the fish creation and church temple tower and ab bey are from familiar buildings parts of buildings are represented by wall post hall lock bolt and several others many names are the same 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 numerous to mention countries provide england english britain ireland welsh for welch norman french and many others but the list is practically endl r4 the way to be well good health maintained through rich red blood a labrador pet of my labrador pots none writes capt george cartwright in tho entry in his labrador journal for august 14 1779 was so attractive as a deer that had boon captured when very young i took a walk round the island but 6aw nothing i was attended by my young deer which is now perfectly tame and i shall now make somo re marks on thoso animals notwith standing reindeer ore naturally very wile jid timorous yet no creature is io soon so offectually tamed if taken young but what they may bo whon caught afterwards i cannot tell they not only grow very bold but also show groat affection for such men and dogs as thoy tako a liking to and have a great splto against thoso who affront thom this dcor of mlno has had its full liberty ever since tho fourth day after it was caught except a fow nights confinement to the crib lest tho dogs should kill it whon wo were nil asleep but since that it has constantly lain out it is not in the leastalarmed at any nolso not even at the report of a jun flred close to it but it is much terrified if any dog runs after or even j near it and any running of tho people instantly affrights it but tho moment ell is quiet it is so too it will often go tip to a dog and smell to him it is- woll acquainted with all of mine and will sle down by the ire amongst them ibellero they scarce ever sleep for as much as i have watched this i never could observe that ft was asleep or kopt it oyes closed more than two teconds at a timo and if i moved ever so little it would start up when i have lain down on the bed at a time when it was lying on the floor it would start up every five or six minutes and como to see that 1 was not gono and having licked my face or sucked my neck handkerchief a little it would quietly ho down again when at any time it lost me it would run about grunting like a hog and never rest un til it had found me when it would run up to mo in full speed sometimes i havo dlvorted myself with stooping and running both after and from it which pleased it much and it would do tho same and frisk about in the same manner as i havo seen tho wild calves ono among anothor and i have likewise observed that whon it is frightened it erects its 6ingle which at all other tlmos hangs down j i tho halo had its origin about two tege photographed and at the end of that time placed the photographs side by side to note the change which a new encouraging stimulating en vironment was working in him the improvement was indeed mar velous one could see how from month to month kindness was regis tering its softening refining spirit ualizing effects in the facial expres sion of the rough coarse negro at the end of the six months one who did not see the whole series would scarcely recognize the face in the last photograph as one and the same as house for usc as a famlly mediciil that in the first as a matter of fact you can get dr wli1iams p pills it was not the same loyjj and kind- turou an deaier in medicine or by noss the opening up of the mind by mail at 50 cents a box or 6ix boxes for education and training had duelled l l 5 williams medicine there are many men and women who every few weeks have 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