{"newspaper_name": "The North-Carolina standard.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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bcr says the quantity of tea and coffee consumed in
the whole world is estimated at eight hundred mil,
lions Of pounds-and that both contain an active
principle, which, though small in quantity. is yet
supposed to form an important part in the human
economy. Mr.. Peligot of the French Academy
OF Sciences, after careful analysis, announced
that tea contains essential principles of nutrition,
far exceeding in importance its stimulating pl oper-
ties, and that as stimulant tea is one of the most
desirable articles in habitual use. One of his ex-
periments on its nutrve qualities, as compared to
soup, was by no means in favor of The latter.