The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-02

It Is evident that the woman who wrote
the following testimonial had suffered
many heartaches on account of her hus-
bands dissipation, but like the true, good
and loving wife she was she never desert
ed her unfortunate husband. She still
had hopes of his final redemption from
dissipation which had made their home
unhappy, and as a last resort her hus-
band finally visited the James Sanatorium,
memphis, Tenn, where the good wife
iclaims her husband was restored to good
lhealth and sobriety. She states In her tes-
timonial. which is given below that their
home since her husbands reclamation is
now full of sunshine and happiness and
that she has bright hopes of the future,
and in her late letter gives the consent
sof herself and husband TO the publication
of a letter written the James Sanatorium,
memphis. Tenn, which is as follows:
"Chas. B. James, care James Sanatorium,
Memphis, Tenn.
please let me speak to you through the
silent language of my pen. and say as
others have often said:
81 cannot convey to you my feelings in
regard to my husbands cure of that
awful drink habit 'Tis now two years
ago when he returned to our home from
the Sanatorium, bringing sunshine into
his home, and speaking peace. as 1t were,
to the souls of his loved ones.
words cannot express our heartfelt
thanks to the James Treatment for the
blessing 1t has bestowed upon every mem
der of our family by curing this man of
that awful drink habit" He has not
touched or tasted drop of any intoxi-
cants since he came home, even though
he has had 1t offered to him time and
again
HE seems to have no wish or desire
tor whisky at any time, and his family
and many devoted friends are today re-
joiclng with him because he has been
cured of that terrible habit, and when
ne goes out now We know he will re-
turn to his family not loaded with
booze but perfectly sober in every sense
of the word. He is now In fine health both
physically and mentally, and we can
never speak too highly of the James
Treatment, for we know it can do for
others what 1t has done for him. and we
all can say: God bless the James treat
ment which brought happiness to our
home
my husband sends klndest regards and
best wishes to the dear physicians and
managers who were so generously kind to
him during his stay at the Sanatorium.
He can truthfully say, as others have
said: There is a cure for drunkenness and
It can be found in the James Treatment.
Now in conclusion let us thank you for
the Medical and Business Staff Booklet
of the James Sanatorlum sent us some
time ago, ana Tor all the fcauluB Hldlt0r
sent from time to time.
II cannot now see why we should not
be happy both in this world and eternity,
since my husband is cured of the drink
habit
again let me say God bless the James
Sanatorium and its wonderful treatment.
$50 with best wishes for you and the
work in which you are engaged, l am,
always your friend and well wisher,
MRS. LOU GAM,
"CWife of James Gann).
elise, Miss, August 3, 1906
"Charles B. James, Memphis Tenn.
yours received and contents noted. You
have mine and my husbands consent to
use my letter in any way that will benefit
mankind MRS. LOU GANN.
ELISE, Miss, August 81, 1906
Can Be cured at Home.
For patients who cannot visit one Of
the James Sanatoriums for treatment we
specially prepare a treatment that can
be successfully used at home.
Whisky, wine and beer habits. 49,. so
Tobacco or snuff habits..... -. 800
Cigarette and cigar habits.,.... =. .... 500
Hypodermic and internal remedies for
drug habits OF all kinds specially pre-
pared to meet requirements in each In
diyidual case Free samples furnished
drug users Send for literature and testi-
snonials Address in confidence, Charles
n James or James Sanatorium, Mem
phis. Tenn; Charles C. James or James
Eanatorium 221 Missouri Trust building
ST. Louis, Mo-, or James Sanatorium, 1913
Indiana avenue Chicago, ILL.,