The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16
SHE WOULD NOT z
 SURRENDER PURCHASE
FOR wEALTH OF MEMPHIS BANKS.
Tells What she and Her Husband Had te Re ThankfuI for ths Past YraS, and Thanks Those who Wer~
 Instrumentnl in BrinGing
 such Happiness.

Ths following Is a very interesting
 letter from the wife of ak promlnen. Aississipplan wno had throuEp sickness l become addicted to sthe use of stimu- l lants and who at the solicitation of her husband visited the James Sahatorium ana happiness for which she seems pro-
 fuundly thankful Her letter Is as
 :mn; aCnas. E. James, Memphis. Tenn.
 Dear slr~-Just one. year ago today i went to your Sana torlum H nervous wreck in both body and mndy caused i the nervous strain, but the stimulanls weuld die out and leave nle in q worse
 condition than before, At the soitcita- Ifun of my husband l went to yeur San atorium m search of relief.
 ~Irreacned there Thanksgiving Day 1905, the only thing that was thank
 tui for was that my husband and sell
 much I have to be thankful for. one of the greatest things l have 70 pc
 thankful for, Is that you and your grand old doctor have cured me sound and we'll. l stayed there three weeks ana formed many happy acquaintsnces, anu especially all the good doctors at the when the time came fof ne to say good been cured of that awful habit. T have never touched drop or any sort of stimulaut since left your San atorium. My nerS ousnoss IS all gone and am living. happily n my httie
 
 drunk any whislSey this year, and that makes mo still more happy. and all the pleasant happy days are standing to the credit of the James Sanarorium. T received q letter from you some kime ago. and l surely appreciated It. l It was like getting a letter. from home.
 | would love to visit the dear old home l again to witness the grand. good worR you are doing. l take much delight m Sunday papers. My three weeks stay 1 there cost me S125 and nurses fees. 1 but there ia not money enough in all l the big, hanks of Memphis to buy my l ilappiness this Thanksgiving Day, which I ig the direct result of treatment re- ceived at the James sanatcrium of Mem
 May God bless your good work and carry 1t on for ages to ceH1e. We'll I shall. close. With ktndest regards to all
 the dear doctors, and especially you; one question: I left two ladies at the | dear Sanatoriun in whom ! was very much interested they were Mrss h.~N; ~; you tell me anything of them. sIoved them so much because they were af, ficted and seemed so anxlous tc get happy and prosperous life, am. youI l appreciattYe frtends
 MRS P. F. M.. -. Miss
 November 20. 1906.
 l N. B.-(The original of this letter is l DOSHGHHt04As publication. James Sanatorfum Cs')
 YOU CAN BE CURED AT HOME. 1 when 1t is impossible for patients to | visit the James Sanatortums CURE | can be perfected within the privacy Of l the patfent's home. The James Treat- l ment Is Q positive, reliable cure and l will cure any case of Drug Addicts, A. coholisn, Cigarette and Tobacco Hab- l its. sixtv-page illustrated booklet l has been published, explaining the l treatment manner in which iS ts given, ] how to treat patier Is and much other
 valuable information; The hook VIII ! be sent free on application, postpaid. i under perfectly plain cover.
 PRICE OF. JAMES HOME REMEDIES.
 whiskey, wine and beer habits $125o
 Tobacco or snuff habits. ..,... 500
 Cigarette and cigar habits. 500 | Hypodermic and internal remedies for l drug habits of all kinds specially. pre- 1 pared to meet requirements in each Tn. l dividual case Free samples furnished l drug users. Send for literature and | Testimonials. Address, in confidence, | Charles B. James, or James Sanaro- | rum, Memphis, Tenn; Charles c. James. 1 ar flames Sanatorium, 221 Missouri Trust | Building, St. Louis. Mo.