The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-11

The following testimonial is from a railroad employe who is well known in this city and he claims that ais experi- ence as a drinking man Is the experience of hundreds of others. Having found re- lief through the James Treatment he recommends 1t to sothers. His testimo- nial is as folloWs
 'Mr. Chas. B. James, care James San atorium, Memphis, Tenn.--Dear Sir: For 12 or b years up to October 19 1905 was a whisky thinker commonly called booze fighter, and during this time it had about ruined me. My wife and children were losing all love, and even respect for me. My best friends and my own family were losing all confidence in me- My employers had about lost all patience with me. The vile stuff had for years kept me out of line of promotion It was always the same old story when an opportunity for a promotion would present Itself, Oh well he is a good man. but he Is booze fighter. We can't de- pend upon him, and tell you, MT. James this Is what all employers are saying today and to booze fighters. l say have it cut out I speak from experience On the date mentioned above, at the earn est solicitation of my wife, I went to see you, and went out to the James San atorium the same day. will tell you my present condition. To make a long story short, I am a new man, and the James Sanatorium is the cause of my (you might well say) being born again. Everything has changed. My wife looks line new woman. My children are happy. and light-hearted, and meet me at the door every time I come home While was whisky drinker they were frol oP ha fpd of 1t, and would run and hide oftener than they would meet me. I am getting through with about double the amount of work in the same length of time as previously did, and will now be in line for promotion. e My employer is about as proud of my cure as are myself, wife and children. I will say from expe- rience that any man who wants to quit drinking can do so. Your grand insti- tution will eradicate it from the system. and if there is any more craving for whisky after taking your treatment, that craving must be cultivated again. was certainly badly in the clutches of the de- mon! could not eat or sleep without 1t; had to have lot every morning before l could work on account of nervousness. l don't need any now for anything, and I tell you truthfully I would not take a thousand dollars in gold for my treat ment. I must say a word about how pleasant my stay at the Sanatorium was. I was so pleasantly situated there that really hated to leave. Every detail is car ried on in first class manner, and I could have stayed twice as long as l did. I can't find words to justly praise the gentlemen in charge, Drs. Morrow. How ard, etc. I will say, however, that they are fine gentlemen in @ fine place. My wife as well as myself tells everybody that it's the grandest place on earth. MT James, you are at liberty to use this letter in any way you wish. would like to be instrumental in getting some victim of the whisky demond to got out to the Sanatorlum and be cured know you and your efficient physicians will cure anybody who really wants to be cured. My wife and children join me in wish ing you and your grand institution all the success possible. Yours truly,
 T. C. WHITE.
 sCare Freight Office, N. c. & St. L. Ky.
 Memphis, Tenn. January 1. 1sos."