The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-19
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Il. c. NESTM0RELAND
AND ChAS. r. SKIPPER
AaKAhSAN MERCHANTS
TELL THEIR EXPERIENCES
DURING VISIT TO MEMPHIS
Having Drank TO Excess Themselves
They Express Great sympathy
and Interest In the Drinking
Man and Tell Him How
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The following communications are
from Charles r. Skipper, grocer etc,
Dermott, Ark. and II. c. Westmoreland.
grocer and confectioner, of Yellyille,
ARK. These merchants tell Of their cure
at James Sanatorium. this city, and
recommend that Sanatorium to all who
suffer from alcoholism. Their letters are
interesting. Read them:
Charles b. James, Esq. Memphis
Tenn: Dear Sir and Friend-Pl Please
ship to Mr.. ---, Dermott, Ark. one
course OF home treatment for whisky
habit He IL friend of mine, who has
unfortunately fallen by the wayside, and
am anxious to see him cured. Ii will
soon be two years since | left your Sana-
forum and ! am glad to say have never
taken drink since. | think your treat
ment is the best treatment on earth for
man addicted to the excessive use of in
toXicants. Give my best regards TO your
physicians. Wishing you much success,
| am, yours truly,
CHAs, F. SKIPPER.
Dermott, Ark, July %, 1906.
Charles b. James, Memphis. Tenn:
Dear Sir-Yours at hand in regard TO
publishing my statement as to your treat
ment. 1t is perfectly satisfactory for
you TO publish same. Yours very truly,
G. F. SKIPPER.
Dermott, Ark. July 81, 1906.
James Sana torium Memphis, Tenn;
Dear Sirs-According to promise, | write
you IN regard TO my condition, taking my
friends word for ii there must have been
some wonderful change. They claim |
look better than they ever saw me. and
as for my feelings, they are of the best
nerves steady, appetite good for eatables,
but as for stimulants | am proud TO
say | have lost my desire entirely, and |
am not making any effort toward its re-
coyery--in fact | did not have TO seek
aid in abstaining, it was proffered me by
all who knew me in the past, and Ii
seems their confidence in me has bsen
strengthened. o
Myself, family and friends extend to
all connected with the Sanatorium their
heartfelt thanks for your success in my
case.
My wife requests me to say TO you
that there ia one great feature in your
treatment that you have never realized,
aud that is it took all crave and desire
from me to go back down town after
supper, and | now, for the first time in
% years. spend my evenings al home.
When AT tile Sanntorinm ] heard several
of the patients say they did not know
how they would get rid of their old asso-
.eiates on their return home. have
found this the easiest battle to fight, for
If a man Is your friend he will not offer
fou Hi4hh' hhp u sou " wv hSep wis
ky or drink il, your drinking associates
will soon drift from you, and instead of
spending your evenings with tlEm You
will spend your time with your wife and
babies, whom you know TO be your true
friends.
Il could say lots more along this line,
but viii stop before ! tire you. With
kindest regards TO all CONNECTED with the
Sanatorium. am, yours very truly,
H G. WESTMORELAND.
"Yellylle. Ark, May %. 1906.
up. S.--You are at liberty to use any
thing that | have written ii you think IL
will in any way further the cause, or be
instrumental in bringing some poor un'
fortunate to you. and In this way through
the treatment bring happiness 70 his
family. II. c. WESTMORELAND.
. GAN BE CURED AT HOME.