The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-27


 side and who have found relief to let their fellowman know where they found the Healing Waters" and the relief they obtained. Mir. Hoffman's article. which follows, will prove in- teresting and bring hope to many wo- men who are now without hope on &C., count of dissipated husbands.
 "Offlce of
 ..... "F. H. Hoffman,
 Justice of the Peace and Notary Public. MT. Chas. B. James care James Sana-
 torium. Memphis, Tenn: >.
 Dear Sir-I am in receipt of your letter of Oct. 30. and thank you for solicitude for my welfare. I am proud to say that I am succeeding In life as well as could reasonably be expected under the circumstances and far better than at one time thought would ever I be possible.
 q have not suffered any relapse and thank God I have never for a moment | felt that was even threatened with | relapse. Of course, we are all creatures more or less of circumstances, and be- ing human and afflicted with human weakness and depravity, I know not what may await me in the future, but indulge the hope and cherish the be- lief that when I entered the James San atorium in February last, left Booze behind me, and that then and there came the parting of the ways Tt was indeed a sad moment to me | when realized that all else had failed and that was gone unless I could find relief In the treatment administered at 1 the Sanatorium, and I confess that I had but little hope of being benefited Tn many respects I remember my twenty-one days stay at your Sanato- rum as one of the sweetest experiences of my life It was vnere, under the ministration of your physicians and amid the association of seventy or eighty fellow patients, nearly everyone of whom learned to love, that I real | ized more forcibly than ever before 1 what it Is for man to feel the warm | milk of human kindness flowing freely about him at a Ilme when the past is bitter remorse, the present indescriba- ble misery, and the future is shrouded | in gloom. assure you that those were | scenes and that was an occasion to which my mind often reverts, and around which my affections will ever cluster.
 ITO say that I am gratifed and re- joiced over the results is putting it too mildly. I believe I can conscientious Iy say that today. poor man as I am, would not take all the money that has been paid for treatment by all of the patients who have ever been treat ed at the James Sanatorium, however large the sum might be, for what trust the treatment has done for me No, there are some things the loss Of which cannot be compensated for in money.
 "I am willing for the world to know that like the Prodigal Son. I did finally | Wake up to a realization of my deg relation and danger, and sought and found at the James Sanatorum a rem edy which restored me to sobriety, and l which has enabled me to feel once more that am in some degree worthy of the love and confidence of my family and the respect of my countrymen
 With kindest regards to you all and best wishes for the continued success of the Sanatorium l am, Your friend
 IF. H. HOFFMAN.
 "Brookhaven, Miss, NOV IS. 1906"
 CAN BE CURED AT HOME. For patients who cannot visit one ol the James Sanatorlums for treatment we specially prepare a treatment that can be successfully used at home.
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