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mony  and  wolfram.  In  1912,  the  latest  available ­
  authentic  data,  she  exported  the  following ­
  amount  of  metals:
Antimony  .$  26,615
Bismuth  784,183
Copper  1,311,156
Gold  23,039
Silver  1,676,704
Tin  23,289,732
Wolfram  114,847
Zinc  ....  129,243
If  the  forests  of  Bolivia  as  well  as  the  territory ­
  sloping  toward  Brazil  were  more  accessible, ­
  much  of  value  would  be  added  to  its  products. ­
  This  land  is  especially  adapted  for
grazing  and  agriculture  as  well  as  the  growth
of  medicinal  plants  and  trees.
In  1912,  Bolivia  exported  rubber  to  the
value  of  over  $6,000,000.
It  gives  to  the  pharmacopoeia  the  following
drugs:  aconite,  arnica,  belladona,  some  camphor, ­
  cocaine,  digitalis,  ipecac,  jalap,  quinine,
quassia,  sarsaparilla,  tamarind,  tolu  and  valerian. ­

Cabinet  woods,  such  as  ebony,  mahogany,