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Different

Sorts

of

Coffee

Its

Enemies

Its

Composition

and

Treat-

ment

Methods

of

Making

Adulterations

Liberian

Coffee

Date

Coffee

and

other

Substitutes.

THKRK

are

about

twenty-two

species

of

coffee,

seven

of

them

belonging

to

Asia,

and

fifteen

to

Africa,

where

it

grows

in

districts

widely

apart,

as

in

Angola

and

on

the

shores

of

the

Victoria

Nyanza

;

yet,

although

it

is

so

widely

disseminated,

and

comes

from

so

many

different

places,

it

is

getting

com-

mercially

dearer

without

any

present

prospect

of

any

reduction.

Its

value

in

the

market

is

as

follows

the

first

being

the

highest,

and

the

last

the

lowest

in

price.

Mocha,

Jamaica,

Ceylon,

Honduras,

Mysore,

Costa

Rica,

Guatemala,

Brazil,

New

Grenada,

and

divers

East

Indian

growths

;

and

its

consumption

per

head

in

Europe,

ranks

thus

:

Holland,

Denmark,

Germany,

Belgium,

Norway,

Switzerland,

Sweden,

France,

Austria,

Greece,

Great

Britain,

Italy

and

Russia.

Unfortunately

the

coffee

plant

has

its

enemies,

in

the

shape

of

two

fungi

which

have

devastated

the

plantations

of

Ceylon

and

Mysore,

one

the

Hemileia

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