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Brazil Explorer Says Savages Worshipped Worshipped Him as God. . Albert Lang, who is exploring the sources of the Amazon for the Brazilian Brazilian Government, has written of the discovery of a new tribe of Indians, Indians, a thousand miles from civilization, civilization, between the headwaters of Gairary and Mo]u Rivers. .Mr. Lang gives a picturesque description description of the. savages, ^hp^, he ok him for a god, embracing .hjs feet to shdrw their devotion. Their tools,' hewrites, are ; , stone and their ideas so unusual as to suggest their belonging to another age. The Jewish, cast of their features might lead one to infer that they were of the lost tribes, did not their ignorance ignorance of iron and writing argue against it, ,, I am .sitting.in a maloca (hut), writes'Mr, Lang, "of a curious tribe of genuine savages, arriving here after taking my six-man canoe above the headwaters of the Cair- ary and Mojd Rivers, fighting our way through five dangerous rapids to get here. After x fifteen days search I got in touch with a virgin tribe, which can be so described because they are wholly untouched and unspoiled by civilization. They use stone axes and by their aid have cleared away some thirty acres of jungle, and so blunt are these tools that the trees look as if they had been chewed off. "They grow cotton and yet go wholly nude, only the women wear- waistbands. I was received Tea At Its Best "SALADÀ" TEA is always the same, no matter when or where you buy it._ b the choicest tea--green, black or mixed--from the finest tea* growing country in the world--Ceylon, with its exquisite flavor freshness protected by the sealed lead packages. o66 rub the inside with a hard crust of bread dipped in salt, then wash with hot soda and water. Always wash the lid of a saucepan as care- , fully as the pan itself, for the flavor flavor of one dish may cling to it and spoil the next which, is cooked in that particular pan. Place all fish- kettles and saucepans, in front of' the fire for a few minutes after washing so that they be thoroughly dried inside. This keeps them in good condition and makes th^m last longer, "When Gladys Makes a Cake. On Saturday at breakfast time You'Ll hear Miss Gladys say : "Now, mother, you and Bridget Must have a holiday ; So don't come near the kitchen,. But rest, for pity's sake, While I do all your duties And make the Sunday cake/*- When removing baking tins from the oven, use a damp cloth and your hands will not get burnt. When frying sausages, roll them in flour before placing• in the pan. This will prevent them from bursting. bursting. z Then, O, a track of sugar Across the spotless floor ; And, ah, the jelly, smudges On the handle of the door j v . Lo, the citron, spice and raisin» ing waistbands. I was received I And the cochineal so pink hospitably and carefully watched, j j^ re daubed on chairs and table They embrace me frequently and And even in the sink 1 give me bad drinks. I am here to look up the indigenous tribes for I Eleven cups are needed the Government of Brazil and as- To separate the eggs ; certain their possibilities and the And corpulent old Bridget best means of entering into rela- j s run clean off her legs ; tions with them. They are like big,. I For she must mel/fc the butter, savage children, kind, but euspi-1 And she must mix the dough, clous. Some of. the men have He- ! while Gladys grates the chocolate braie features. They show great J And smears it high and low. spoonfuls into smoking hot fat. Cook them carefully, for only a short time, drain them on brown paper, and serve immediately. Scalloped oysters and oyster pates are old standbys that we cannot afford. afford. to give up. To make scalloped scalloped oysters fill a buttered baking dishjwith alternate layers of cracker cracker crumbs, oysters and seasoned moistening. Moistening, of course, soaks through the cracker crumbs. Make it of equal parts of the oyster liquid and hot milk, seasoned with melted butter, pepper and salt. Top the dish with buttered crumbs and moisten them with half a cupful of liquid, to which a beaten egg has been added. Bake the oysters covered covered for half an hour, then remove the cover, and brown quickly. This is a good recipe for the filling for oyster pates : Chop a quart of She Knew. Teacher--Have you looked up the meaning of the word imbibes, Fanny 1 Fanny--Yes, ma'am. Teacher--Well, what does it mean 1 Fanny--To take in. Teacher--Yes. Now give sentence sentence using thé word. Fanny--My aunt imbibes boarders. boarders. ^GILLETT COMPANY UKJT^ TORONTO ONT- Storing Apples for Winter.--The apples should be spread on . clean, dry shelves, and a little distance must be left between each apple. Never allow the apples to touch, as nothing causes them to rot sooner sooner than this. When shelves are not available, shallow boxes filled with dry sand can be used, the apples being packed in the sand. When a fellow carries a picture in his vratoh there is usually a woman woman in the case. for oyster pates : L,nop a £ A Remedy for Bilious Headache. ZiT- M.L- too tablMDOonlula of 1 -- T -Of" subject O' biliou. heed- FOR MAKING SOAP SOFTENING WATER DISINFECTING CLOSETS.DRAINS SINKS, 6= j! vvv JT knife. Melt; two .tablespoonfuls of j Vegetable Mis butter, add the same amount of acne, ^ ^ +n flour, cook and then add a cupful of rich milk. Season with red and black pepper and salt. Add the j minced oysters- to the cream sauce and cook for five minutes. Have the pate shells hot, fill them with skill with the bow and arrow, some of the former measuring eight feet." FAMILY OF FIVE ) w 0^ Alas ! the devastation In that kitchen prim and clean ! A stack of sticky silver And utensils seventeen ! Please, mother, can't you finish J fled, up?" Miss Gladys then will say ; ( ( 'ft * ■ ./U. All Indulged Freely From Infancy. It is a common thing in this „ country to see whole families "1 quite forgot I'd promised growing up with nervous systems | To attend the matinee weakened by tea and coffee drinking. drinking. 1 Delicious Oyster Dishes. That is because many parents do I oyster Soup.--Oyster soup not reakze that tea and coffee con- ^ luncheon soup, especially sat tain a drug -- caffeine -- which , vv . _ children. Then the oyster mixture, and set in the oven for a minute before serving, very bob. Oyster Salad.--For oyster salad drop, large oysters into their own liquor, which should be strained, and scalding hot, and leave them there until they are plump and ruf- l^rain them on a sieve and dry them on cheesecloth. Cool them and quarter them with a sil ver knife. Mix them with chopped celery and mayonnaise and serve them on crisp, white lettuce leaves- Did it Taste Any Different! "Waiter !" "Yes, sir." are recommended as the way to speedy relief. Taken according to directions they will subdue irregularities irregularities of the stomach and so act upon the nerves and blood vessels - . that the pains in the head will "What is «us? That - S(me cea c e There are few who are not O, I m sorr>, sn. t retime subject to bilious of the manager's phonograph <W and familiar with its attendant Sorry it got mixed up with jour evils. Yet none need suffer with plate of pancakes, sn. 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Everyone has always wanted this odor m soap, but heretofore it has evaded soapmakers everywhere. In this soap wa have caught it the real fragrance of violets. Everyone finds this soap a most inexpensive and effective means to increase increase the pleasure of shampoo or bath. It imparts to the entire body to. exquisitely fresh fragrance, diffusing from the hair and the hands a wonderfully wonderfully persistent perfume, contributing its own sweetness to your toilet. out medicine and are entirely re- came through a pi c Ueved of heart trouble. Then boil it, skim it and add (Caffeine causes heart trouble the oysters to it When the oy- when continually used as in coffee sters are ruffled and plump take it drinking ) from the fire, add a pint of hot "Our eleven-vear-old boy had a milk, well-seasoned with salt and weak digestion "from birth, and yet pepper, and a little butter, and always craved and was given cof- serve immediately. Vary this P fee. When we changed to Postum by adding two taiblespoonfuls of he liked it and we gave him all he chopped celery to the hot milk, or wanted. He has been restored to a teaspoonful of chopped^ onion or health by Postum and still likes parsley, or a tablespoonful of finely n grated cheese. Sometimes thicken Name given by Canadian Postum I it with a tablespoonful of butter Co. Windsor, Ont. Write for the I and a table,spoonful of flour rubbed little book, "The Road to ; Well- together. Bometimee add a few oy- ville." j eter crackers when you mix the oy- Postum comes in two forms : sters and hot milk. Regular Postum--must be boiled. J Another Lunch Dish.--Oyster loaf Instant Postum is a soluble pow- j is another satisfying luncheon dish, der. 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This heavy glass cast intb'-â- bundle .'.of--dry ; leaves -will - catch the rays of ; .the; sun and; start a fire just as ;a. naagni- fying glass would. An inspector while walking along a wooded trail one day, saw a thin curl of smoke arising from leaves nearby. He went to the spot and looked'carefully, but could see no cause for. the fire. As he was in the act of stamping it out, he^dis- covered the bottom of a beer bottle lying on the leaves^ upon which the sun was playing its rays. This may appear to be a trivial reason to account for some of our great forest fires, but if it is true that fires are so caused, measures taken to prevent prevent hunters and lumbermen from throwing empty bottles carelessly Away,biay L mean the.preyebtionTof mbcb costly destruction^ / y naifce layers. Top the filling with crumbs. Bake tit for twenty minutes, minutes, until the crumbs are brown. Entrees of Oysters.--Oyster fritters fritters are onè of the best oyster entrees. entrees. 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