The Placer herald., 1874-08-29
AUBURN, PLACER COUNTY. CALIFORNIA AUGUST 20, 1874
machines and baildiss railroads before the

machines and building railroads before the
war.
The readers Of the advocate viii learn a
great many valuable things from all this.
They learn just how the Cubans liant. culti-
vate and prepare their coffee; what it costs
and brings They wilt not fail to notice one
thing particularly, that 10 of great moment
to Liberia. This h, that the green color
that is SO invaluable that it is artifcally re-
stored after having been washed away in
the pulping mill, is just the great advantage
of Liberia coffee. 1t must be had, really or
artifcially. Now Liberia coffee has it natur-
ally, but loses it like the Cuban IT pulped.
But the Morris and Woodruff Huller not
only furnishes the labor saving appliances
Cuba has been SO long searching FOR, but it
turns out the pure coffee, all bagged, un-
bruised, in its own color, without ampblack
charcoal, soapstone, birthstone, white lead
or any other foreign mixture. The great
puping room and machinery that is used
three times for every Cuban coffee crop; the
colorers, the sorers--all of these are done
away with, and all their costs. Pour your
bag of red ripe, well dried, unhulled Liberia
coffee into the huler. and in less than a jiffy
there it is-hulled, in its natural green color,
bagged and ready for sale, if not solil Cuba
never could do this-never can until it has
the huller
Morris & Woodruff have justly earned
their Letters Patent and protection from our
Gpvemment. 1t ever has been wrong to
pulp coffee, to ferrnent coffee, to wash coffee,
to color coffee, with lamp black or soapstone
foto ba
same principle we should terment ears of
corr husk and all, chestnuts and walnuts
with their burrs and shells. What is the
reason there is so much musty and moudy
coffee in the markets of the world? 'Tis
because of this very fermenting process.
Coffee should be kept perfectly d,y in all its
stages, even to dry places in the holds Of
vessels when exported.
Liberia is the first coffee country using
these valuable machines, hence she is in ad-
vance of all others. Pick the coffee when
red on the tree, dry it on the out door floors
longer the better-hull it by one operation
and it is ready at once for export Human
machines like the "coffee sorters" will pre-
pare only hundreds of pounds of coffee per
day, and must be fed with rice.
The invention of Morris & Woodruff will
bull thousands of pounds per day, requiring
no rice, no food of any kind, except the
coffee shells, which burn, get up steam,
drive the engine, go-ahead. Keep going,
and never tired.
The facts we have given show how it is to
he done, as well as that it can be. We ex-
pect every Liberian to spring to work at
once and save the opportunity. Here is all
the information needed. Plant Ms you are
told how; plant at once; plant freely. Cal
culate on certain and continuing and increas
ing profits. Calculate on more commerce,
more population. more trade, more money,
more intelligence, more happiness, more re-
spect at home and influence abroad All of
these things grow on the trees with the cof
fee they produce. There is absolutely moth
ing wanted but wisdom, such as every one
has. and the planting of the trees. Liberia
AdvOcdte