The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
STRONG DRINK
 HAD MIN SECURE
Within It's Terrible Clutch e ],
HELPLEss WRECK THREE YEARS
Vas Suffering With DeIirium Trenaens When His Friends Brought Him to James Sanatorium for Treatment Where He Was Promptly Relieved and Sent Home
 Happy.

The Memphis Commercial-AppeaI says
 Judging from statistics. which report an among delirium tremens patients treated at hospitals. sha James sanatorium of this treating such cases. They ciaim that ai- though they have had patients come to them in the last stages of delirium tremens they do not lose one out of hundred such cases. thus proving their treatment a great restorative. The following testimonial from one who cama to the James sanatorium success in treating such cases:
 James sanatorium; Gentlemen--It affords me great pleasure to inform you that I have not touched a drop of intoxicating liquors since took your treatment at the James sanatorium in 1908 just three years inadequate to express my heartfelt grati- tude for the wonderful benefits derived
 consider the James sanatorium one of the grandest institutions in the world Now I feel like new man. enjoy life. am Icapa- level head. am in good health and buoyant spirits. and am pleasure to my family jy d hopeless wreck of humanity. I saw that was losing on every hand I realized how the monster--strong drink was grip ping me in its clutches tighter and tight CT all the while. but how to shuffle off this monster was bafflinE my most strenuous efforts
 In vain did my dear family plead with me to abstain from 1t. In vain did I make resolve after resolve to resist the tempta- ton, put LnOoG IebOluLlpnh WAre no sooner made than broken. My. will power was shattered. stability of mind and purpose was becoming. asthins of the past. and my appetite for drink was unsuitable.
 My physicians told me If did not stop it would soon kill me At last while in d state of delirium tremens. some of my friends carried me to your most wonderful institution, where took a full course of treatment and was completely cured My fact. If 1t were in my power to do so -ouldn't exchange the benefits that I have derived from the treasmsnt a for miles ,,; of Appreciate my situation
 Your sanatorium Is unauestionably one of the sreatTffs The ren,en,Sranee of my e0 ssSy there will always be a source of inexpres- sible pleasure to me- for then and there l which you know Is horrible thing to contemplate.
 sAens to pervade the atmosphere of the snrToundIngs; and there Is distinction made between the rich and the poor the and fine farmsr-all share equal privileges and are treated with equal courtesy.
 .e ths m eanatorium in the highest terms of praise to men who induige In the ruinous habit of drink. When nersen who Is aNstsininz from 1t of his own free will. then without further delay he should take the trsatms9t ed desrs wheh for 1t H@ should not wait until he is on the very brink of ruin. as did
 Nv advice to all boys and young men is to never take the first drink: but if you Sava made that sad mistake. beware of tho others that follow for each drink is as ItnL oF a huge chain that will fastan you sernreiv in the bondage of slavery.
 Wishing you unlimited success in your nohia cause anu Your true friend.
 n'D'' ~ GEORGE ". BoYKIN.
 YoU CAN BE CURED AT HOME.
 where 1t Is impossible for patients to ,,,aIt inc James Sanatoriums they will fur rish their specially prepared home femedles r,bich can be successfully used in the treat ment of alcoholism. drug addictions. cigar ate and tobacco habits. where they can Nave the honest cooperation of the patient JAMES HOME REMEDIES. Uvbtslrev wine and beer habits ... SIP 80 Tobacco or snuff habits ..-........- g. % cirarette and cigar habits ,.. ... 5.0o
 Tynodernnic and internal remedies for ArrS habits of all kinds specially prepared tn meet requirements in each individual case Free samples furnished drug users send for literature and testimonials. Ad- 6Tess. in confidence, chas. James. or Ian.es' sanatorium, Memphis. Tenn. S,bsrIes c Jsmes. James Sanatorium. 22i Nissourf Trust Building, St Louis. Mo. or Jarnss' sanatoTium. 1913 Indiana Avenue cnlee@A~- nA-1 4,..