New-York tribune., 1911-02-18
Health at the Capital
How its Nervous Energy Is Su,.
tanned Through Trying Pc.
RODS of High Tension.

Washington is In many respse;s
upique city. Certainly the most bsavs,.
ful in the United states, Il may one a.v
threaten the supremacy OF Paris ts.f
for IL possesses at least one aAvanta,.
over the Vile lumiere In being free fron
disfiguring factories. This is impo-tsn,
not only from an aesthetic point OF view.
but also from that of health, for Wash.
ington is residence city. An iimeuss
percentage OF its inhabitants are people
OF leisure others. appointed by their
fellow citizens 10 official or Legislative
life. pass there a great part OF the year
II is the seat Of the Federal Governmec,
and therefore the necessary ahisins
place Of the brilliant and distinguished
members of the Cabinet; II is the plaza
OF meeting of the Supreme Court
circle Of intellectual giants. Of the Sen.
ate and House of Representatives. Of tie
chiefs Of the Army and Navy, men Of
high education and ability. II entertslns
as the nations guests, the various En-.
bassies of the world with their notable
chiefs, their clever suites and brilliant
encourage There is continually
changing multitude Of visitors. and The
masters OF commerce and industry ara
there even II their establishments ara
not.
The natural result Of this unique con.
gress OF mind is a stimulation Of though,
and action which is rarely squaled else.
where and has caused Washington to sc
appropriately called the brain-centre q
the Union The brightest minds are IN
constant battle, for the interests OF Va.
rious sections OF our immense country
sometimes conflict and advantages are
TO be gained only ct the expense Of some
adversary While Washington, theresort.
is apparently city Of rest and pleasure
the truth is that nowhere is there more
constant and merciless strain upon the
mental faculties. To what source OF re-
lief do Washingtonlans naturally turn
when they are forced temporarily TO
withdraw from the conflict and TO re-
place the fuel of body and brain that
has been go freely drawn upon?
We quote in answer from an interest
ing series of letters. Note what United
States Senator H. D. Money. present
leader of the minority. writes: "Yca
may be interested TO know that | hays
been using your Sanatogen for scrs
y lea nI t.yfrt "a
effect feel sure that it has greatly
helped in overcoming nervous SYMPTOMS
due to overwork." Ssnatogen is ti.
keynote Of relief we observe. again.
Lieut.. Gen. s. B. NJ. Toung, OF tie
United States Army, says: L find sans.
togen is a wonderful remedy for hui.din,
up a rundown system. can cheerfully
recommend II 10 those who may be SUI.
fering from exhaustion and nervous
ness" The Hon. Arthur Bates. " c.
writes: From my personal experience
with Sanstogen I can say that 10 Fy
mind il is a very meritorious food -toric
one that gives the desired stimulus vtf'
out subsequent reaction" United stats
Senator William Warner states y have
used Sanatogen and find IL most eS'
cellent tonic For those whose nervous
systems need building up, there Is nom
ing better"
We could add 10 the foregoing tesf'
mony many more enthusiastic letters
from members of both houses. as well s'
letters from women famous in sccial
and professional circles. as for instance
Mrs. Helen .. Longstreet, widow OF us
Gen. Longstreet and Y
Belva 4. Lockwood. LII. D. the proT'
nent lawyer and advocate OF woman : "
frage. We have space, however. ot
for an interesting quotation from ph'
vate letter which We are kindly per-
mitted TO publish from a writer De-
loved, not only in Washington bun az
over the land. for his sympathetic de-
scriptions of animal life and his Waor
qualities cf heart, John Burroughs
have had a pretty good summer ana
have been we'll. think the Sanatosen
did me much good--it gave me strens'"
steadied my nerves and greatly I'M
proved my sleep. II seems the neare''
to being q remedy for old age have !s'
struck, and want TO thank YOU for s's
gesting it,
Similar testimony has come, not our
from Washington, not only from all paw
OF the United States. but from al o'"
the world. from scores of thousands u
people ot all ranks, vocations and srsoe'
Of society. Among these are over tNs1,.
thousand physicians. who, despite usr
habitual reserve have not hesitateo
lndorse Sanatogen as an exceptionai 'VV,
and restorative for the exhausted Sn.
the neurasthenic. There has rece'"N
been issued an important book on NV
rasthenia and its significance IN Anle,n
called OUR NERVES or To'MVn
ROW." copy of which may DC y"
readers for the asking. Simply sehu
postal card To the publishers. -, l
Bauer Chemical Company. Az Esesi ~.
Building, New York. and copy ol ND
capital little work. by a dlstngu.d
literary physician. beautifully iliusu,wSs
scientific Yet vastly entertainins' VI"