The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24

anxious to secure relief from the drug habit, but on inquiry I found that most institutions claiming to cure drug ad- dictions were humbugs. I was told by a great many that I was too old to think of attempting to get relief from the terrible demon that had made my life most miserable and my sleep. which was accompanied by horrible visions. unrefreshing. Finally I appealed to the Superintendent of the I. O. O. F. Home at Clarksville, Tenn. and he took the matter up at once, and after a thorough investigation of the methods of treatment employed at several 'in- stitutions" and "saratoriums," he con- cluded to send me to the James Sana- torium at Memphis, Tenn, but before doing so the standing of your Sanato- rum was investigated through Brother Thomas F. Risk, Esq, a citizen of Mem phis and one of the trustees of the I. O. O F. Home. and his report was such a thorough endorsement of your Sana- torium and all connected herewith that the trustees of the home concluded to send me to you for treatment. and as a result today I am one of the happiest men in the world I now sleep the refreshing sleep of correct living. I have no indigestion, constipation and the dreams that made night hideous are things of the past During the
 
 anything like I suffered mentally and physically when a slave to the drug My appetite Is good, my step is elas- tic and now feel twenty years young CT, and as if life was worth living.
 can conscientiously recommend the James treatment to all who need treat ment. and will say if the patient will do his part there is DO doubt about his getting a complete cure at your Sana- torium, no matter what his physical condition may be. l. of course, feel that owe the trustees of the L o. O. F. Home my everlasting gratitude for making 1t possible for me to take your treatment. and I feel that I am also under lasting obligations to you your Institution and your corps of able phy- sictans for the almost miraculous re- suits accomplished in my case and for the universal kindness with which was treated whilst at the SanatorIum. I am satisfied that letter from you to MT. W. M Oakley, Superintendent | c. O. F. Home, will bring an ehdorstment Of all l have said in regard to my present Improved condition. With best regards and best wishes for your continued success I am, yours faithfully.
 (Signed) F NJ CARMONY. (Better known as UncIo Frank Car mony. clarksville, Tenn. May 2s. 190s. The following extracts are from A late letter from
 SUPERINTENDENT I o. O. F. HOME
 Yours of recent date came to hand and contents noted. Uncle Frank Car mopy reached home Sunday night. and after looking him over carefully for one week l haven't the least doubt but that you have made a complete cure in his case He came back to us simply made cVer-seems to be in perfect health, and is about the happiest old man in this country. To me he looks to be twenty | years younger, and Is as gay and wig orous as a boy.
 T am very much gratijled with re- sults in his case, and cannot believe | ne will ever willingly take any more dope He now seems to be in perfect | health with best wishes for eaoh of you. l and the grand work in which you are engaged. l am gratefully yours, etc,
 w. M. DALEY,
 Supt. Odd Fellows Home Clarksville, Tenn. June {, 1906"