TO MAKE COFFEE WITHOUT BOILING.

There are so many patent coffee-pots for this purpose, and the

directions sold with these are so minute, that I need give only a few

general rules here. Allow rather more coffee to a given quantity of

water than if it were to be boiled, and have it ground _very_ fine. Put

the coffee in the uppermost compartment, pour on the water very slowly

until the fine coffee is saturated, then more rapidly. The water should

be boiling. Shut down the top, and the coffee ought to be ready when it

has gone through the double or treble set of strainers. Should it not

be strong enough, run it through again.

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