COFFEE, BLACK BROTH.

The idea has been suggested in the "NOTES AND QUERIES," but I do not know

how to refer to the places[3], or recollect what authorities were given.

Probably that of Howell was not, as it occurs in a very scarce volume; and,

on the chance of its not having been met with by your readers, I send it.

It is contained in a letter addressed "To his highly esteemed Friend and

Compatriot, Judge Rumsey, upon his _Provang_, or rare pectorall Instrument,

and his rare experiments of Cophie and Tobacco." This letter is prefixed to

the learned Judge's _Organon Salutis: an Instrument to cleanse the Stomach,

as also divers New Experiments of the Virtue of Tobacco and Coffee, &c._

London, 1657, 8vo.

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