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THE MALARIA PARASITE DEFIED.

ABRIGHTOUTLOOK FOR SUFFERERS.

The interest in Malaria to every dweller in China is necessarily overwhelming, for in con- alitutional offects are so far-reaching and ite devitalising power is so great that it is con stantly spoken of as "The Scourge of the Tropics,"

As is generally known, Malaria' is due to parasites which feed on the active substanco- the hemoglobis-of the, red blood corpuscles. The patient that suffers from Ausmia, and as the microbes maltiply and the blood is further destroyed the condition degenerates into what is known as Cachoria, au impairment of the general isso vitality which involves the norvoos, muscular, mental, circulatory, respira. tory, digestivo and other systems. The Malaria pationt complains of many depressing symptoms, including loss of momory, impairment of the vision, depression of the spirite, insomnia. digestive disorders, lassitudo, wasting and over increasing weakness-all of which make life burden.

Happily, through the discovery of a prepara tion which is a powerful in evercoming thes terrible after effects as quinine is in curing the early rigors of Malaris, the disease has lost ita terrota

This preparation is Sanatogen, the most powerful revitalising and restorativo agent the world has known, which bas produced afecta described by dretora as little short of mary-lions in saving life and restoring moribund patients to perfect health,

ACROSS CHINA AND

TURKESTAN.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22ND, 1916.

XII KASIIGAR TO ANDİJAN.

FROM THE TIMES. PEKING CORRESPON

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Andijan, July 12th. Kashgar city in 332 miles from the Russian frontier town of Irkshtam, which again is 174 miles from Andijan, the nearest Russian rail. way station. The distance between the two is divided into 15 stages, but travelling

Yes with excellent horses I cavored the

distance

dca in a little over eight days. Trausport charges are nivalent to 110 10s, the ton. The first stage is

village 30 miles in a grove of poplara the famous tablet caminomorating the restoration of China's sovereignty in 1878 Here China maintains in wretched mud-bovola a garrison of 30 ill-kompt braves from Hunan ated Kanen araied

raed with ancient muzzle-loaders. Petroleum is found at the noond stage and coal in boing mined at the third. At various Muces along the route are the rains of forts

time erected at the cl the reconquest,

from Kasbgar, Kinyul, a

FRONTIER GARR: HONR.

Recent travellers have reported that there was observable in Turkestan some disquiet on the part of the Russian authorities at the apparent China's military motivity.

tocracenice

the te ritory along the frontier. But mach reports are not reconcilable with the facts as I saw them. They are na enfounded as similar reports of China military activity along the Yunnan frontier of Burns. The Chinesa chief froation fort on the main rante from Kash- gar to

Andijon

jon in at Ulugohat, 27 miles from the frontier, Another smiler fort olled Yogis 23 ailes Dearer the Russian boundary. On sil ups of Central Asia Ulug chat is given promin

nes, its name being sat out in type worthy of a frontier stronghold. I examined it accordingly with sono care. It is a mud fort kitusted in a basin on the right bank of an unbridged river, Sanatoren derives its power from the unique the Kizil Su, and is commanded by maantsius on naturo of its constituents. These are glycerol sites. Inside the fort there is com

is complete dis. . Windows ses block- phosphate of sodiums, the active principle of the order. Everything is rotting. nervous system, chemically combined with milked with broad sau-dried bricks. There are rainoi proteid, the chief body building element of milk. stalls, but in horses. Of the fear Chinese by an intricate scientific process protected by

who hold this frontier post and represent the Royal Letters

Patent. The resulting product majesty of China, two at the time of my visit is so easily assimilated by the body that it is all were weeding in the fields, another was washing Kusorbed within an hour after it Has been taken. some uniou-sprouts, and the fourth, dwl only

Sanategan's action in Malaria is due to its

in à jersey and pants, was playing the banjo at ability to repair the ravages of the Malaria

A cakestuft in the street. No one was in uni. parasite on the red blood corpuscles. It restores form. All were aggod and unkempt. Their them to their fail health, power and activity, urais, which I saw in one dirty room, who rusty thus curing tanmmin. It tones the worven, old tower muskets-emblems of authority, ret energises the brain, aourishes the system aud; weapons of offence. Outside the camp in four in this way, utarcomes the Cachexia,

Khirgiz touts wore the 15 Khirgiz whe cosetit- ate the second line of defence. They are armed

How rapidly it restores the blood is proved by onse, reported in the medical papors, in which the blood oorpasdies of sa Ocur in the Nary inoressed half a million por cubic cautimetes and the Hænoglobin 44 per cent, with a fortnight's rise of Seastogan.

Malaria has a penuliarly bad effect on children, whoss growth it retards most markedly. When given Sanatogen, such obíldren rapidly regain their lost weight, recover their health and grow normally.

Malaria also produces the appearance of pre- mature ad age in adults. Supalogon remove this appearance and the patient rapidly look younger and younger until he becomes as well as ho over was in his life.

..

The letters received from physicians, from men of distinguished position and from patio ta generally who havo testified to the extraordinary cures wrenghi by Sanategen are numbered by

the ten thousand.

Dr. H.H. W. Hart, Hapur Remount Depot Babugari, United Provinces, Tudio, writes

with similar tower xosketa ant down to curbino

filthy ponda of surface water provided the garri size, and uro employed as cavalry patrola. Two

son with water. The courageous Kirgiz drink this water boiled and unstrained, the leas courageons Chinese dare not do so.

en only for what it is worth, but I formed the I am no military expert and my opinion is gir.

opinion that this frontier stronghold would fall before the resolute attack of thres old ladies athied

butter illustration of the neglect which ia with brocmsticks. There would be no characteristic of China's frontier policy. Other countries employ smert serviceable soldiers on their borders. China alone onda to her frontier the mest wretched of her ragamuffins. Every foreigner who enters China by this route forms his firet impression of the Chinese Empire from witnessing the garrison of this frontier post. Every Kashgarian or Andijani who

crosses

sses the frontier-and they do so by thousands-b

-brs on

on the one hand the object- lesson of Russian etcongth and military and on the other the demonstration of Ching's weaknces and military inefic

inefficiency. other side of the river from the main road, in

At Yogin, a stage nearer the

on the frontier

the second fort referred to, I found it open to whom I had some difficulty in rousing from his all coiners. It was occupied 1 by a solitary brave,

"I have much pleasure in certifying to the valuo of Saustegon in cases of Malaria, anteriuopiam sleep. And though I succeeded in awakan- Fever, Dysontery and other exhausting diseases, I have wed it regularly now in my practice for the past two years, und in no single ine tance have I been disappointed with its resuits, I can honestly affirm that many of my wors! cases owed their recovery to Samatogen."

Mr.Thomas Lynn, Calcutta, Tudin, writes: "I was a broken-down wrock of a usn, no for as health goes, and had been a martyr to Malaria for four years, becoming weaker and woaker, with the natural run-down condition and its accompaniments, Brainfag, Norvaltions and Dyspepsi. Two toitles of Sanetogea have made an extraord all always highly recom

Lifference for the betur Bay, for the best, mend Sasatogen everywhere I go. You will

readily understand wirat, a hoon such a renovator of life is to people in the Tropica, who have the awful host tu fight against."

What is true of Malaria is equally true of Dysentery, Enterio Fever, and the other depressing con Leas which are sc prevalent in tropical climates. Samtogon may be obtained from all chemists Messrs. A. S. WATSON & Co., Hongkong, will forward, post free, to applying for it a copy of a brightly written pamphlet. "How to koup Well in Tropical Countries" by a physician, ou mentioning the "HONGKONG DAILY PRESS.

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