A Few Facts About Good Coffee
Information regarding the making of good coffee is worthless unless the roasted coffee bean is at the outset of good value itself. The larger percentage of roasted coffee sold by the average retailer is inferior. The crude and ignorant manner in which roasted coffees are handled by the small dealers is of itself sufficient to depreciate and almost destroy the good that is in any coffee; and, to meet this emergency, the Schnull-Krag Coffee Co., of Indianapolis, Ind., adopted a patent can from which their coffees are sold. These cans are sealed as soon as the coffee is placed in them, and, by the intervention of a trap on the inside of the can, refilling is prevented except at their mills. To further protect the consumer a strip of heavy paper is fastened across the cap, or top, of the can, the removal of which becomes evidence of an attempt at tampering with the contents.
The coffee placed in these cans comes hot from the coolers at the mills, and is, therefore, fresh and fragrant, and no portion of the aroma is allowed to escape.
These patent cans guard jealously the rights of the consumer, and all lovers of good coffee should see that they get their supplies from these cans.
The Schnull-Krag Coffee Co. has its own secrets of so mixing and blending coffee as to get results which have never been paralleled. Prof. William E. S. Fales, analytical chemist, of New York, pronounces the fine coffees roasted and sold by the Schnull-Krag Coffee Company not only the peer, but the giant of all roasted coffees.
The leading brands roasted by this company are “Windsor, Mocha, and Java,” and “Our Best Java,” and every customer failing to find these goods with their dealer should insist, for their own happiness, comfort, and economy, that they order them from the company. The price is never above that of inferior goods, and the coffees are so boxed or crated that shipment is safe to all quarters of the globe. No dealer need excuse himself. He can get these coffees if he so wills it. Insist upon having them.
When the foregoing papers were written by the famous authorities on cooking, the Q. Q. common sense condensing coffee pot had not yet been shown to the public, the inventor prudently desiring to give it a rigid trial before claiming for it marvelous possibilities. It is now known that the whole field of invention in coffee pots has nothing which ever created the interest and captured the housekeepers affections as has the Q. Q. Had Mrs. Harland or Miss Parloa, or either of the contributors to this book been advised of the existence of this at once practical, reliable and common sense coffee pot they would have given it the priority over all other methods of coffee making. How do we know this? How do you know that you would prefer a glass of pure crystal spring water to a drink of Missouri river water? How do we know that a gas jet is preferable to a tallow dip? So do we easily reckon where the remarkable work of the Q. Q. coffee pot would place it in the opinions of all good housekeepers.
Ar-mo-ja is powdered from the purest importations of the highest grade coffees. It is economical, convenient and wholesome. Being packed as soon as roasted and pulverized, in air-tight cans, it will retain its strength and exquisite aroma for any length of time, and in any climate. For sale by all first-class grocers. Should you fail to find it with your grocer, have him order a case.
Ar-mo-ja and the Q. Q. Coffee Pot make a partnership giving unexampled results.
THE SCHNULL-KRAG COFFEE CO.,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Housewives who desire to have their Husbands and Boys look their best, should make note:
The “Linene” Goods
Are the most convenient article for the Farmer, the Mechanic,
the Machinist, the Traveler, and all Professional Men.
Both Standing and Turn-down in all desirable Sizes and Styles.
Always comfortable and easily adjusted.
Unequalled for cheapness, unrivalled for elegance.
After soiling on one side can be folded and used on the other.
No fretting, no worry, but clean linen always ready.
We desire EVERYBODY to give these goods a FAIR TRIAL, and will send to any address a sample Collar and pair of Cuffs, on receipt of SIX CENTS. (Name Size.)
Please send for our Illustrated Catalogue (free), which gives full particulars as to styles and varieties.
Ten Collars, or Five pairs of Cuffs, sold at stores for 25 cents.
right indexCollars and Cuffs for Ladies, both White and Percale.
These celebrated labor saving and economical Cook Stoves are rapidly going into general use. They will Bake, Roast, and Heat Irons Quicker and Better than either the coal or wood stoves or range; and no kindling wood or coal to carry, no ashes, dust or dirt. Be sure and inquire of your dealer for The Dangler Non-Explosive Vapor Cook Stove. For circulars and catalogue address
THE DANGLER STOVE AND MFG. CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio, or Chicago, Illinois.
The All Right Steam Heater.
ARE RELIABLE, ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT.
Contains all that any good apparatus does, and the price is below them all. It could be no better if it cost twice as much.
CIRCULARS SENT ON APPLICATION TO
THE COMBINATION CO.,
Or WM. H. PAGE, Treas., Norwich, Conn.
To maintain the health of the MOUTH and preserve the freshness and beauty of the TEETH, the frequent use of a Dentifrice becomes indispensable. It is important to obtain an article free from obnoxious ingredients, the presence of which would surely cause numerous troubles, the origin of which is unsuspected.
The proprietor of Phenol Dentifrice recommends it to the notice of those not already acquainted with its long established merits. This preparation which has been in the highest repute since its introduction in 1870, and sold to the dental profession throughout the United States by the leading Dental Depots, is a scientific combination of the finest materials, so united chemically as to insure the greatest efficiency and the best possible results upon the MOUTH, TEETH and GUMS.
The excellence of this Dentifrice, the formula of which originated with the proprietor, a dentist of 30 years practice, has obtained for it the strongest recommendation of many of the professors in our DENTAL COLLEGES, as well as from those most noted in private dental practice.
As a TOOTH POWDER for general use, by old and young it stands unrivalled.
Sold by Druggists, 25c. per bottle, $1 per lb. in cans.
On receipt of 35 c. a ¼ lb. can; of 50 c. a ½ lb. can; of $1 a 1 lb. can will be sent post paid, to any address.
S. L. GEER, DENTIST, 59 BROADWAY, NORWICH CONN.
“You need not work so hard to blacken your shoes, if you will commence using Wolff’s Acme Blacking. See how easy it is? While you sweat and groan, I sit in perfect composure.”
requires no brush to polish; gives a brilliant finish; preserves the leather and is suitable alike for Ladies’ French Kid Shoes and Men’s Calf Boots; in fact, all leather.
For Sale in Groceries, Shoe Stores and Retailers in General.
Produce the same effect as wood-staining and polishing, without the cost or labor.
NO SKILL REQUIRED TO APPLY IT.
Will stain old furniture without scraping off the varnish. Can be used as a Lacquer for Metal, China or Glassware, Pottery, Cane, Willow and Wicker Work, Papier-Machè, etc.
For Restoring Grained Wood-Work To Its Original Beauty, Or Renewing Wall Paper.
Can also be used for painting expensive Lincrusta Walton, and will add greatly to its beauty. Will make Imitation Stained Glass as clear as colored glass itself.
SEND STAMP FOR CIRCULARS. SAMPLE BOTTLE BY MAIL 35 CTS.
When ordering, state on what you wish to apply it and the effect desired.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, PHILADELPHIA.
Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston:
Gentlemen,—I have used your Extracts for years, knowing them the best to be found in the market.
MARIA PARLOA.
With Thousands of Others of Same Import.
Burnett’s Coffee Clearer.