The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-30

The following testimonial is from a citizen of Memphis, and having taken treatment at the James Sanatorium in this city, Mir. Smiths statement as to the merits of that treatment should carry with it great weight, and JGdg- ing from his testimonial. the James treatment is all, and even more, than is claimed for it. Read his letter. It is as follows:
 "Chas. B. James, care James Sanato rum Co, Memphis, Tenn; I have read a great many testimonials as to the wonderful cures effected at your san atorium in alcoholism, drug addictions cigarette and tobacco habits. I have also seen testimonials from parties who had been relieved of insomnia. indi- gestfon, rheumatism and stomach trou- blcs. and I now want to tell you some . thing new that your treatment has &C., complfshed in my case, viz. About Twenty-Five Years ago horse kicked me The side of his hind leg hit across the side of my face and knocked me senseiess, and for four hours I lay senseless. not even recognizing my wife and after recovering consciousness I realizedz that my hearing in the left ear was almost totally destroyed and for twenty-five years my left ear was so defective that I could scarcely hear.
 Through social drinking I became addicted to the use of alcoholic stim- uiants. and finally drank to such an extent that I concluded to take your treatment for alcoholism, and am glad did so. for your treatment not only relieved all desire or craving for al- ceholic stimulants but 1t actually re- stored my hearing, and today I can hear almost as we'll with my defective ear as I can with the ear that was not injured. and I experience no trouble now in hearing over the telephone with either ear. During my treatment gained considerably In flesh and al- though I am now sixty eight years Of age feel much younger.
 Tn fact, your treatment invigorated my every organ and today feel vigor- ous and energetic and can most cer- tainly recommend your treatment to persons suffering from alcoholism. drug addictions and tobacco habits and oth- CT inrmities such as nervousness, etc.
 Whilst underr treatment for alcohol. ism at your sanatorium l suppose I must have seen at least one hundred persons successfully treated for drug addictions, alcoholism, etc. This num- Der. of course. includes those who were under treatment when I arrived
 From my experience and observa- iton. you do more in giving relief to patients than you claim to do, and ev- cry patient on leaving for home ex- pressed himself as being highly pleaS- ed with the manner in which he was treated both by the manage ment. physicians end employees. and was also well pleased with the results obtained in his individual case.
 During my stay also met a number of persons who had taken treatment | at your sanatorium and who had gore home happy and well. They came | Aa1 1V -Et N1 foIf 4xsi had prospered and that you might see l that they were still true to their cure do not believe there is any one who can truthfullv or honestly say other than those who go to you for treatment l for either alcoholism. drug addictions | or cigarette or tobacco habits. will get | relief and return home thoroughhly | cured men. If they will do their duty | as patients your sanatorium every success and | much hanpiress. I am yours truly:
 fSigned) e. IT. Smith. |
 Memphis, Tenn. Sept. 1s 1906.
 You Can be Cured at Home.
 Where it is impossible for patients | to visit the James Sanatorium they | will furnish their specially prepared | home remedies, which can be success fully used in the treatment of alcohol | ism. drug addictions, cigarette and to- bacco habits. where they can have the | honest cooperation of the patient.
 James Home Remedies.
 wine and beer habits .$l2. 50 | and snuff habits .. .. 500 | 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 furnish ed drug users. Send for literature and testimonials. Address. in confidence. Charles B. James, or James Sanato- rium. Memphis. Tenn; Charles c. JamesJ pr James Sanatorium, 221 Missouri l Trust Building, St. Louis, Mo- or JameSi anatorium. 1873 Indiana Avenue. Chi