Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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SASSAFRAS (Invalid Cookery)

The simple infusion of sassafras is a useful preparation in some complaints, and sassafras tea is often found to be of great service in the case of aged persons suffering from chronic rheumatism. A few chips of the wood are frequently added to common tea. Sassafras is a cheap and agreeable beverage, and when ordinary tea, taken late in the evening, prevents sleep, sassafras may be substituted.

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