New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-24
SPIRIT OF THE RURAL PRESS.

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT COFFEE.
The coffee is bean, does not grow Ia pods as Is
generally supposed bat is fruit grows on tsse' Two
s oes oo Gnte Se old Red MOr cherry At the
end OF the grain is little frty substance called the
Inc gnS anu o. 0Tss c We co Ssf II does nos
weigh MUCH therefore 70 is put IN this cylinder ana
81 s. a. and s. per bushel. aud the mixture sold at 81
SOME the coffee when ripe is placed on i1aras or
FLASHED upon IT, and owing TO the peculiar soil, II u
stained with little red spots seen on some OF tae
burnt coffee caused by the fruity end fermenng Ihee
are saokers Brazil who place AL their lower gfaaes
of coffee together and after mixing, sell the Whole lot
the price OF the best.
The results Of this busting OF the coffee to close the
croscope in which rests the caine, or that portion
which gives it its aroma THIS quality OF tae e9ee Is us
by boiling the best cup goes up in smell 70 the fourth
story OF the houseand people SHOULD oreW. anu S Nm,
10 yet good coffee except 70 ask for the Golden o OF
Gold Washed Ro aud when they asked LOT tna 'e
cylinder evenly and not burned; &c should be ground
about like meal and then one tablespoonful psl
the pot every cnp one cup OF water Tor every ou
cups OF coffee enough IL should not DO boiled Refoo
latng is the only Christian way to make e9nse snn
ard M up with boiled milk BY THIS pisn You I'VE VII ~, ann.
ity for each other boiled milk only should DC tbs
There grown In the dinerent eouh'i4'' " Wv
years ls66-67 sacks
$4,000
Venezuela .........''.''''''''' 9t0O00
90 90
Ceylon ............ S5SS0
Costa Rica.. .----.----''''''''''' soO0
While 10 Brazil we're grown. -.....---.- 2Oso'Ooo
~, h,,h ,no no saoks came 60 the United states lth
Io true that the books OF our custom houses snow he
80, ~ but Ave sacks or Mocha from Africa IN the
wears The blossom OF the coffee plant Is ike
Ar the head waters of the Ia Plata saw sretcn
ae orchards 80 miles IN extent one planter out VI
70 acres of ground made clear Of all expenses Win
" nSs'''S IRev Mr. Fletcher in Indianapolis Journal
MANURE MAKING IN SUMNER
Thera Is no work the farm which pays better ID any
weather than that devoted 10 increasing the ahuIo
ne n desirable in all cases 20 protect manure from the
weather IN sheds or Easements, IL possible eAPVseu
IN ann and rain In open yards much OF It's value u oss
IN the form of volatile gases which pass ON III .he t
more vet is eaehed away, and floats along 70 ~
bitches or brooks and Is gone forever 30 mush % 10
Wlnter's aceum ulatiOnH remain should DC
and mixed with muck loan, sod or leaves under
N poasble and worked over occ aslOnaly, 70 nAo bs
and 0nard against loss by excessive terlnentat9 .s
enclosures whore COWS are yarded at plgh1 9TH All,
and tie yard should be pent1usy snpple ,. ,ban
soreents OF kind. There Is nothing V xta sYd
soda The decomposlng roOte, eRriched y hquu at
soid exerements make capital tertiLeL lO n5 20 X
stock yards should be so arranged Lnat me and x,sh
seasons win not leach through the mesLo anu a.
away its soluble parts The best yard 10 save manIo
dshng form with hard bottom U ~
That indefatigable WORKER the hog WILL u perute,u
labor al Summer 10 work np nai,T mo an exeeIloni
sr1er n fhe ward IA cleared out frequently, ana Iresh
,oatariai s,nnIisd ia will make large quantity ~
season II "A tank be constructed OF hs 't,
ccnd1cted to m and other slops from the house anS
ehamhers a OF which arc usually worse thah Mas,.
no,ired over IL daily, ana stirred frequently VIZ,
snr,nke of ulnser every day. the whole remover a. H.
fertilzers thus saved from what Is usual" "ui'ANN