The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-22

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 The following extracts are from a testimonial from an old railroad agent and telegraph operator who claims to
 have drunk whiskey and smoked cigar cites eighteen hours out of the twen- ty-four for the past seven years: Chas. B. James, care James Sanato- rum. Memphis. Tenn; Dear Sir--''Your
 favor of the Ed instant received re- garding my testimonial, and as l am not now dependent upon the Railroad l Company for employment. I will con- | sent for you to uso my name In a testimonial
 When I was brought to your Sana- torium for treatment. as you will re- l member, I was almost helpless. My only thought by day and by night was | case of whiskey and cigarette ma- nia with me. as you will remember. was almost paralyzed. I had be- come so broken down in health from over-work, and my nerves were so
 unsteady that I could not hold ci-
 garette. and In order to satisfy my craving for cigarettes my wife would kindly make them for me, and in mak- ing them would make several at a time and lay them on the table near
 the bed. where I could reach them at all times during the night. I would smoke as high as one or two dozen cigarettes during the night and would inhale every breath of the smoke. During the day I would stop nearly I-any kind of work to make cigarette. was telegraph operator and rail-
 road agent. and often when at the key 1 this cigarette craving would come | no me. and if I was in the middle of telegram would throw the key open 1 and delay the message long enough to roll or relight my cigarette. My position was trying one, and | in fact there was work enough for | two men. It was therefore necessary that remain up late every night con- l sequently drank whiskey and smoked cigarettes for at least IS hours out
 of the 24. never got real drunk. but | just kept as full as I could and do my work. I, of course, thought ev- erything was all right until I was so near dead that my wife and friends | finally persuaded me to go to you for
 treatment My condition was so poor at that time that could not take both I the whiskey and tobacco treatment. |.
 however, reduced the number of ci- | garettes l was using per day.
 T drank whiskey for about seven years; commenced by taking a little
 drink early in the morning on account l of malaria. as I claimed. and after | wards took them before breakfast as | an appetizer. This appetizer drinking l has ruined many q man. Finally 1t 1 got to be that I drank two quarts of
 whiskey week. then it grew to be
 a quart every ten hours In addition | to this I would take q farewell drink
 on going to bed. In the morning on | arising I would take at least three good-size drinks of whiskey and smoke
 at least half dozen cigarettes before
 breakfast. I drank the whiskey to enable me to meet the early trains.
 Now in looking back over the past if
 seems wonder that ever pulled
 through even with the assistance of your wonderful remedies.
 l was not physically able while at your Sanatorium. but sometime after
 my return home concluded to rid myself entirely of cigarettes and or- dered Home Treatment for tha ci-
 garetto habit. and judging from my experience with your cigarette reme- l dy, am satisfied that anyone who wishes to do so can rid himself of to-
 bacco in any form. He has only to
 make up his mind that he really wants
 to quit and the medicine you furnish
 will do the rest. In any case 1t has
 rendered the odor of cigarettes and I cannot bear the smell. and when some of my friends who are addicted to the | use of cigarettes and whiskey get near me with combination of whiskey and cigarettes on their breath it nauseates
 me to such an extent that almost vomit.
 T began smoking cigarettes when I
 was IA wears old. and in order to do
 so had to hide from my father I was l always ashamed to smoke them in his
 presence I was 35 years old when I
 took treatment with you, so you see
 l had stuck to cigarettes q ySarn My reason for going into my ex. perience in such detail is with the
 hope that my experience may deter
 others from beginning the use of whfskey or cigarettes They are twin
 devils. and will not only ruin a man's health and destroy his fortune but will wreck his family as well as him self.
 Thanking you for the great bene- | fit derived from your treatment. both
 Home and sanatorium. and wishing you much success. I am, yours truly. Il. L. BOUCHILLON
 Flora. Miss, July 2, 1906" YOU CAN BE CURED AT HOME. For patients who cannot visit one
 Of the James Sanatoriums for treat.
 ment. we specially prepare treat
 ment that can be successfully used at | home.
 Whiskey, Wine and Beer Habits sl2.5o Tobacco and Snuff Habits .. 800 Cigarette and Cigar Habits. .. .. 500
 Hypodermic and Internal Remedies
 for Drug Habits of all kinds specially
 prepared to meet requirements in each
 individual case. Free samples fur
 nished Drug Users. Send for literature.
 and testimonials Address. in confi-
 dence, Chas. B. James, or James, Sana-
 torium, Memphis Tenn; Chas. c.
 James, or James Sanatorium, 22I Mis-
 souri Trust Building, St. Louis, Mo. or
 James Sanatorium. 1873 Indiana ave-
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