Paneh's old and trite, but neve. theless true, saying: "Is Life worth living?—That depends upon the live," applies more to residents in China thin to anyone else—only those who safer know how very much more. And yet there is no reason why this shoold be xo, why a man should not be just asf in Chios as in the home country, For it we keep the digestive organs healthy and the nerve machine in good working order, one can be as well and healthy in the tropics as in Piccadilly. And wean do so, for medical science his cived a substance that, whilst exily digested, contains in happy cornbins? tion the two vital properties for nourishing the body and for stimulating and feeding the nerves.
Sanatogen, the nerve food, is almost universally recognised by medical mea as a trae scientific food. Readily digestible—so much so that its us io the acute stage of typhoid fever is prac tised by many physicians—with " high nutritive value, almost every atom of it being absorbed and assimilated, reh in that necessary element of all the tissues of our body phosphorus, Sans-fogon forms at once an almost perler and complete diet for the lov-poner system which most residents in Coias possess. Used in time it will prevent that devitalisation of nerves and indo!. Jence of dig ete., which all dwellers in tropical mates know and dread so much.
Mr. Hall Came, the sether, extols its virtues "My experience of Sanatogen Hit been that asa tonic nerve food it has on more than one occasion die int good."
Madame Sarah Grand, the dist gulched authoress, writes "Si gen has done everythicx taid to be able to 4 for cases of nervous debility and haustion. After taking it steadily three times a day for twelve weeks! fad myself able to enjoy both work sod play again, aod also able to do as mesh of both as T ever d'd Sanatogen, which is a fe while powder, is pat up in bottles, and coa be obtained from all chemists.
An engrossing booklet, contaisies matters of vital importance to well being in the Tropics, has recently beet issued. Tt is from the pen of " piyti cian long resident in the Tropics, 4 is entitled, "How to keep well is tropical climates." It should be in the hands of li desirous of knowing bow to get well and keep well. A copy be obtained free of charge from Messrs A. 8. Watson & Ca, Shanghai, from whom also Sanatogen can be purchased: Send a post-card to-day, mentioning "North-Chioa Herald."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.