...in the system, or where we otherwise desire to induce a temporary increase in the vital action; but injurious to those who are under-fed, or in any case...prisoners at Wakefield when tea was added to their food. He suggested the use of tea "instead of spirituous liquors, by soldiers on march, or otherwise exposed...

...there is greater waste than supply; and, in illustration, cited the increase in the loss of weight .of the prisoners at Wakefield, when tea was added to their food. The action of tea had been hitherto misunderstood; but the sagacious observation of Liebig, as to its analogy with the...

...in the system, or where we otherwise desire to induce a temporary increase in the vital action ; but injurious to those who are under-fed, or in any case...increase in the loss of weight in the prisoners at Wakeßeld when tea was added to their food. He suggested the use of tea " instead of spirituous liquors,...

...to induce a temporary increase in the vital action ; but is injurious to those who are under- fed, or in any case where there is greater waste than supply....hitherto misunderstood, but the sagacious observation of Liebig as to its analogy with the active principle of the bile was much commended. He (Dr. Smith) recommended...

...is apt to disturb it if much is eaten. Tea was shown to cause increased waste, and to excite every function of the body, and hence was well fitted to...hitherto misunderstood, but the sagacious observation of Liebig as to its analogy with the active principle of the bile was much commended. He (Dr. Smith) recommended...

...is apt to disturb it if much is eaten. Tea was shown to cause increased waste, and to excite every function of the body, and hence was well fitted to...hitherto misunderstood, but the sagacious observation of Liebig as to its analogy with the active principle of the bile was much commended. He (Dr. Smith) recommended...

...is apt to disturb it if much is eaten. Tea was shown to cause increased waste, and to excite every function of the body, and hence was well fitted to...hitherto misunderstood, but the sagacious observation of Liebig as to its analogy with the actwe principle of the bile was much commended. He (Dr. Smith) recommended...

...temporary increase in the vital action ; but is injurious to those who are under-fed, or in any сase where there is greater waste than supply. In illustration,...hitherto misunderstood, but the sagacious observation of Liebig as to its analogy with the active principle of the bile was much commended. He (Dr. Smith) recommended...