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Sage Tea

"The virtues of sage," says Dr. Paris, "have been so extravagantly praised that, like many of our remedies, the plant is fallen into disuse from the disgust which its panegyrists have excited. I am convinced, however, that in the form of infusion it possesses some power of allaying the irritability of the stomach, and that, on many occasions, it will furnish a salutary beverage."