. The Garden : an illustrated weekly journal of gardening in all its branches. istison, the author of the paper abovecited, and those of fourteen other gentlemen who undertookto try the plant at his request, the following conclusions havebeen arrived at:—(1) That taken in quantities of two drachmsby healthy persons it has no injurious, unpleasant, or sus-picious effect whatever; (2) that in a very few cases this doseof an inferior sample had no effect at all; (3) that in by muchthe greater number of instances, and with a fine sample inevery case, extreme fatigue was removed and prevented fromr
. The Garden : an illustrated weekly journal of gardening in all its branches. istison, the author of the paper abovecited, and those of fourteen other gentlemen who undertookto try the plant at his request, the following conclusions havebeen arrived at:—(1) That taken in quantities of two drachmsby healthy persons it has no injurious, unpleasant, or sus-picious effect whatever; (2) that in a very few cases this doseof an inferior sample had no effect at all; (3) that in by muchthe greater number of instances, and with a fine sample inevery case, extreme fatigue was removed and prevented fromreturning, and that no doubt can exist that in such personsits restorative and preventive powers will render protractedexercise easy, without any subsequent harm, so far as therestorative is concerned ; (4) that it does not in the end impairthe appetite or digestion, although hunger, even after longfasting, is taken away for an horn- or two ; (5) that the use ofit probably does not agree with more than a very moderateuse of alcoholic stimulants ; at the same time the paper.
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