The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09
WIN, HILL OF
ALEXANDRIA, La.
AND J. {. CAVENAH
OF BRAXl0N, MISS.
RECOMMENDED JAMES TREAT
MENT.
Mr.. Hill Cured Valuable Man With
Whskey Home Treatment, Also
Cured Himself of Cigarette
Habit-Mr. cavanah Sue
cessfuly Treated Him
self for Alcoholism
With James Home
Remedy for Al
coholism.

Mr.. William Hill of William Hill & Co.
of Alexandria, La, saves a valuable man
from a drunkard's death. Mr.. Hill writes
as follows:
Alexandria, La, March q, 1905.
Charles b. James, care James Sanato-
rium Memphis Tenn:
Dear Sir-About eighteen months ago
saw your advertisement in a New Orleans
paper, and 1 ordered a home treatment
for the whisky habit. This was for
very valuable employe, and the medicine
was administered with the most charm
ing success. He was one of the worst
drunkards I ever saw and of twenty
years standing. He could not now be
induced to take a drink.
Replying to a request for the privilege
of publishing extract from Mr. Hills let
ter, Mr.. Hill says: II have no objection
to your publishing the extract from my
letter of March 81, and you may add,
having seen the effect of your whisky
remedy on this patient, Mr.. Hill has or
dered a course of cigarette treatment for
his own use In his letter to James San
atorium he incidentally mentioned the
success he met with in treating his valu-
able employee, and we asked permission to
publish what he had written.
Under date of July rs, 1906, Mr.. Hill
writes as follows: IT have not used to-
bacco in any form since l took your to-
sire for 1t In any FORM" etc.
Under date of May IS Mr.. Hill writes
(when ordering cigarette treatment for
friend: IF you have sold all the medi-
cine to parties to whom l have recon-
mended 1t, and who have taken your adj
dress, your business must be on the in
crease.
81 am delighted to report that my own
case, cigarette habit, was successfully
treated, and I feel like a new man.
Mr. ]. e. Cavenah, a well known citi-
zen of Braxton, Miss. wrote to James
sanatorium concerning the results of
course of home treatment for alcoholism.
His letter was as follows
'Braxton, Miss, Aug. %, 1906.
"Charles B. James, care James Sanato-
rum, Memphis, Tenn.
81 am through taking the treatment re-
ceived from you some time ago, and am
glad to say that I am entirely cured OF
my craving or desire for alcoholic stimu-
lants.
II was a pretty hard case. too, for
had been drinking hard for five years,
and 1 was using from one to two quarts
each day and night I am glad to say
that now 1 have no taste at all for it.
have a good appetite, sleep well at
night, and improved greatly under the
treatment From my experience with your
treatment I am satisfied that it will cure
any man who will take the remedy strict
ly in accordance with your directions.
Your remedy can be taken without loss
of time from business and without dis
comfort of any kind. The baths at your
sanatorium might make course OF treat
ment at your sanatorium preferable in
that respect but as far as results are con-
cerned 1 am satisfied from my experience
that they could not have been better had
visited the sanatorium, which would
have cost me just exactly ten times the
cost of the home remedy, which was $3.50
for full course.
II can honestly and truly recommend
your treatment to those who like myself
have fallen into the clutches of King
Alcohol My family joins me in sending
best regards and many thanks for my
improved condition. You can rest assured
that l will personally recommend your
treatment to such OF my friends as l
think it will benefit. Yours truly,
~. f. CAVANAI."
In reply to a letter requesting the priv
ilege of publishing Mr.. Cavanah's letter,
Mr. Cavanah wrote as follows: You
have my consent to publish my letter and
| wish l could get every victim of AL
cohol to take your remedy. You can rest
assured I will recommend your home
treatment for Alcoholism to every one
I think in need of it,