The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03
HER HUSBAND
 RETURNED HOME SMILING AND HAPPY FREE FROM THE CURSE OF
 DRINK. And She Longed I'm Her Heart For the Same Comfort To Be the Reward : of Many Suffering
 Wives.
SMILING AND HAPPY

4 wife's efforts to save her husboEd from drunkenness and dissi tfon will pc rewarded by success if her efforts in his behalf are properly dire:tei. Toars and walls and breaking hearts will rot save him.
 Drunkenness is now recognized ev- mert. the same as typhoid fever or any other malady. and as consequence a great sanatortum has been establish ed for the treatment of the disease of drinking man to take treatment and convince him that he needs treatment Is the great obstacle. That women sue eeed in this as in all things they un- that crowned the perseverance of Mrs George T. Everett. who had been pleading with her husband for months when he was on a debauch slipped an dvertisement of the sanatorium in her husbands pocket; A few days later he woke up and while searching through drink, found the advertisement. Over come with remorse and disgusted with the life he was living. he proceeded to course of treatment. After his return home he wrote the following letter:
 T promised you when I left that I would write and tell you how I felt, returned home.
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 Sleep.
 Tt was midnight Saturday when I reached my destination, and as walk possessed of feeling of happiness and Joyous expectancy. happy that was free from the. curse and expcctant os teE was not disappo,nIed. Sunday morning l met many of my former associates and without excep- tion they extended to me the glad hand that the words uttered by the good man were full of special significance to me. In fact. everything looked could see clearly and not as through a veil.
 How do Feel? I haven't felt so vel! Cor enjoyed tho real pleasures oF do now. feel that am again man that I can conduct business, and not De nuisance by reason of drink. That l have no longing to turn my head to keep from knocking people down with my. whisky-laden breath. In fact. I feel as though had been bora again have no desire for liquor--it don't look good to me I eat and sleep well. gratitude I feel toward the James san atorium for my deliverance from the greatest curse on earth. Very sincerely.
 GEORGE T. EVERETT Arenzville, H., Oct. 2, 1905.
 Letter From His Grateful Wife.
 It is impossible for me to convey to you my ideas and feelings n regard to the cure of my husband, shieh certain ly Is deserving of a grateful response. It was when my husband entered our realized the great good tnat our wen derful treatment rad done for us. De lighted and thankful, I felt that the greatest blessing had been bestowed on our home. How l longed in my heart for the same comfort to be the reward of many suffering wives.
 My husband looked SO well. hi5 ey@s so bright and clear, with an eXpressi on he was relieved from the curse oc drink.
 We cannot speak too highly of your wonderful treatment. When anyone re- quests my opinion in regard to treat eets that there h nofSng compare with the James method of treatment With grateful heart. l remain. sincerely MRS. GEO T. EV BRETT.
 Arenzville, III, Oct 5, 1905.
 For patients who cannot visit one of the James Sanatoriums for treatment we specially prepare treatment that can be successfully used at home.
 JAMES HOME REMEDIES. whiskey. Wine and Beer Habits. .$12.50 Tobacco and Snuff Habits ...... 800 Cigarette and Cigar Habits.... 5 90 Hyperdermic and Internal Remedies for Drug Habits of all kinds specially prepared to meet requirements in each individual case Free samples furn- ished Drug Users. Send for literature and testimonials Address. in confi- dence, Chas R. James, or James Sana- torium Memphis. Tenn: Chas. c. James or James sanatorium. 221 Missouri Trust Building. St Louis, Mo, or James sanatorium. 1913 Indiana Ave nue, Chicago, Ill.