The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-13
STRONG DRINK
 HAD HIM SECURE
Was Suffering with DeIirium Tremens When His Friends Brought Him to Memphis for Treatment, Where He was Prompt
 Iy Relieved and
 sent Home
 Happy.
WITHIN ITS TERRIBLE cLuroHns.

Judging from statistics, which report an average of at least 50 per cent. sofs deaths among delfrium tremens patients rum of this city justly feels proud of their record in treating such cases. They claim that although they have had pa- of delirium tremens, they do not lose enc out of hundred such cases, thus proving their treatment a great restor- asive a Tns following testimoniai from more dead than alive speaks we'll for James sanitorium. Memphis. Tenn: ure to inform you that I have not touched drop of intoxicating liquors since l took your treatment at the years ago. My vocabulary of words Is, altogether inadequate to express my heart felt gratitude for the wonderful benefits derived from your treatment.
 l consider the James Sanitorium one of the grandest institutions in the world Now feel like q new man, en- joy life. am capable of trAnsacting bus good health and buoyant spirits, and am pleasure to my fSxnily and friendss whereas, before l was seemingly a hopeless wreck of humanity. saw realised how the monster--strong drink was gripping me in its clutches tighter and tighter all the while. but
 
 baffling my most strenuous efforts.
 In vain did my dear family plead with me to abstain from it.. In vain, did I make resolve after s resolve ,.. to resist the no sooner made than broken. My will power was shattered, stability of niind and purpose was becoming thing tf the past, and my appetite for drink
 My physfcians told me if [ did not stop 1t would Kill me. At last. while In state of defirium tremens, some of my friends carried me to your most wonderful institution, where I took full course of treatment and was com pletely cured. My friends and neigh bors can testify to this fact. If 1t were in my power to do so, wouldn't ex-s4 change the benefits that derived from the treatment for miles of gold. Only a redeemed drunkard can fully appre- ciate my situation.
 one of the greatest blessings imagiE- able to our country The rememDTance of inexpressable pleasure to me, for then and there I was saved from drunkards grave, which you know IS horrible thing to contemplate.
 There is an air of mutual sympathy that seems to pervade the atmosphere of the surroundings; and there Is no distinction made between the rich and the poor the educated and the unedu- cated the banker and the farmer-vaH share equal privileges and are treated with equal courtesy.
 It is one of my greatest delights to speak of the sanitorium In the highest terms of praise to men who indulge In the ruirous habit Of drink. When person who Is addicted to drinking finds a dffficulty in abstaining from it of his own free will. then without further de- lay he should take the treatment. which will entirely destroy the taste and de- sire for 1t. He should not wait until he is on the very brink of ruin. as dtd.
 My advice to all boys and young men is to never take the first drink; but if you have made that sad mistake. be- ware of the others that follow, for each drink Is a link in a huge chain that will fasten you securely in the bondage of slavery.
 Wishing you unlimited success in friend, George ". Boykin.
 P S-If convenient, would be glad to see this letter in print for the ben eft of my friends and others who may be influenced for good by reading of my
 James Home Remedies.
 Whiskey Wine or Beer. .....< <1Z.50 Tobacco or Snuff Habits 800 Cigarette and Cigar Habits: 300
 Hyperdermic and Internal Remedies for Drug Habits of all kinds specially prepared to meet requirements in each individual case. Free samples furnish ed Drug Users Send for literature and testimonials. Should you order, a course of treatment, remit amount of order and save return charges on money. Address, in confidence Chas. B, James. or James Sanitorium. Mem- Sanitorium, 221 Missouri Trust Build 1uu TnniS. Mo.