, 1863-12-25

Woody abrc. ....-....:.:.. 81 so.I0
Mineral NATTER or ash.'. y Nv e.o
1t 267 10000
Bricav. It NAV be said. that to uersons in
heath hcsIics fhc more ohvione rfF.cta With
Which almost eTer,body Is familar. tea sayes
food bv 1essenIpp the waste of the body: thus
It soothcs the vascular system. whilst IT ex-
rites The brain to increased acliyitv-. Nor are
~ a,rcct medicinal effects onite without I'm.
portance. In the early stages of fever
It Is n nsefu1 d11uent. In the 1ater
or-s tincturc- made by maccn,t,nc
tea H. ,roof sui1its is sometimes admiuistered
Win o1r.ntare A ycrv stronp infnajon of
len bas nroyed an anfIaote in cases of nots-
oIinsr hv orscnic and hv ta,tar;z-d aot;monv
AZ we,1 ne hv oninm Under tho fnf1rmitics
nj advanc;np aec, when TIM d,restfve 1,overa
become enfeebled. md the slze and weight Of
+he hodv berin W. ,,ercent;blv n 1,minish
the va,nc of tca IN cbeckfnp thc too ran;i
waste Of the tissues Is esnecisl1y observable
That the characteristic element. tde;a<. sbon1d
be present not only In the ten shrub Of China
and India, but in coffee, and in the mate
plant Of Paraguay, of which last named
plant It is estfmatedethat 10, 600 pounds
are consumed annually in south America
is n striking and beautiful fact. From plants
10 unlike in appearance, and so remote in
birthplace, myriadas pf people In all parts
Of the earth Ni3iTe refreshing and cxhi1era-
ting bevetag Like i'll ss5oyahls by persons Of
ali degrees of'civilization and culture. In
such fact there may be- more siSniacancef
than science hos ret elected
As indicative ofthe strides which the pro-
duct OF. this shrub has made since its intro
duction amongst the nations Of the West, It
may be remarked that since the year 1878,
when the importation into England was
AIS pounds-a quantity, By the way, which
g7,ated the market for several years, it has
gradually worked its way into public favor,
until from choice and costly luxury to be
obtained, rs we have seen, only at the tables
Of the wealthy, It las become one Of the
prime ueccssarics of life, used alike bY rich
and roor. In proof ofthis We have only to
take Martins rcport on the Tea Trade, and
We will find that In 1923. ENGLAND. With a
population Oft. .s5e, $50, ,consuue ed ,4es 83e lbs
in 1928. with population of 2450t, 600, she
reoufrcd 81 .sao. 20 mounds: and in 1850 she
consnn,e ed ID. 500 0o0 pouuds. her nopulation
beinr IS eco oOo-or about forty ounces
mr. head And tbe rtrv v.1noh1c Tea Re-
,,orts of >rcssrs n IN Thomnson IN.
forrm rs fhat in 1890 oi tbe American trade
l., T.a o.no.ntod ~ = sno ee7 -,o,,,1s
~ ~ atuou".eu ''e1o'"o pvuuus,
increasing a eaen sear "l1n .ese eno escepe1on VI
,ns se'ts t9"o. ~ o. enon eoon1 ~ '99s, ms po's
nau teaeusu @ ~. ~ 1,1.l, Loosis 91n !u
1heF, W nla u n""ts "1te.t'an1s ne2a.'ne'
sol -; ~ 80 e.n tns - .o,e 20 ~ - tn,o ~
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49, 49, 49, ~ t,as,, a++on,rto1 in anv morIrt
~.st ~ t1,e s.ehoord They arc gentlemen
~ crcrrv character and cnnstal. and as they
49, e w;tb 1arr. ra ofsrccess in the
INST: 30 Io-We truat they viii be
euually fortunate in their, present undertake
inr. It speaks well for our city as large
and rauidly developing mnrket-that the in
teYysts of the consumer demand that each