The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
WAS CURED AT
 JAMES SANAT0RIUM
MORE THAN FIVE YEARS AGO.
pr. A. M. Mcconnell of Union City, Tenn., Tells of His Visit to James, sanatorium, Memphis, Tenn., How He Was Cured of Mor- phine and Cocaine Habits, and Recommends the
 James Treatment
 ts Others.

"T, like thousands of others of our profession, have unfortunately tamp- cred with morphia and cocaine. with what result 1t is useless to state. but 1t was not long before I realized I needed relief. Neither was I long in realizing that hundreds of my brethren were in the same pitiable predicament. I con- suited with those of the profession who had never taken the drug and they gave me no hope. Their advice was to quit the use of the drug at once.' profession who were as deep in the mud as I was in the mire.' and they could only tell of innumerable at- tempts to gain their freedom and how D much-exploited cure had taken the drug from them by gradual reduction and the substitution of tonics. and of itheir experiences with quick cures. and yet had left their nerve system in euch a sore and lacerated condition 'that they were hardly out of sight of the institute before they were forced. through pain, to resort to the drug again. They were not cured. but re- duced.
 Tt was not long before had tried every known cure CD and finally ap- great experience in treating nerve troubles of all kinds He prescribed bromide of sodium in very large doses.
 continued its nse for mSnth , the bromide of sodium had produced a condition of universal depression, with poor circulation, and progressive- fly increasing paralysis In the lower
 "In this horrible condition I visited and consulted the medical director of the James Sanatorium at Memphis, ITenn. found in him not only a phy- Esician who could cure optimism and alcoholism. but a man who was ca- kpable of sympathizing and encourag- encouragement most. There were then under his care a number of physicians. lThey were from all parts of the Unit led States, and were as happy and jolly lot of men as I ever saw. Each and every man felt and knew that he was being cured, and during my stay at the lSanatorium I saw opium, morphine. CO., home free and happy. They suffered k1ittle or no pain or inconvenience, slept Iwell. etc.
 When I entered the Sanatorium I weighed no pounds was using morphia land bromide of sodium. and was com Isequently. as stated above. in a pro- found state of bromism and extreme weeks I was entirely free from the nse.
 "The James Treatment is adminis- tered hypodermically or internally, and Eis varied to suit the peculiar condition lexisting in the different cases, the amount of antidote and eliminant used in each case varying in proportion to
 
 varying to the idiosyncracies of the pa- ltient. There is no secret formula. The sympathetic as well as the result Iant neurasthenic conditions are over- Icome through scientific application of medicine, measures and hygienic meth ods known to the intelligent medical world, aided by static electricity, elee- lfric massage, etc.
 Tt Is now five years since I took treatment and I weigh 1855 pounds and Ehaving been the recipient of such re- leults through the James Sanatorium iTreatment, and having seen a number of almost miraculous cures accomp- 4ished, I feel 1t my duty as a physi- .cian to make known to the profession ;Eny experience, that those who are in- fterested may investigate for them selves, consequently l write this letter for publication, and will take pleasure dn answering inquiries.
 "A. M. MCCONNELL M. D. r JAMES HOM1 CURE REMEDIES.
 For Drug Addictions, Alcoholism, To- bacco and Cigarette Habits will be fur pished at the following prices:
 kWhiskey, Wine or Beer. r........$1 $12.50 Nobacco, Cigarette or Snuff 500
 Prices for HypQ1ermic or Internal HIome Treatment for Drug Addictions Twill be furnished on application. with h free sample treatment. Express bharges prepaid when requested.
 | Booklets on Drug Addictions Alco- holism and Tobacco and Cigarette Hab- 1ts. containing testimonials, etc sent eealed and under plain cover. Corre- Bpondence confidential Address Chas. B. James. or James Sanatorium 1S3 Poplar Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. or A1ames ,SanatoStHms St Iosliss Moa i..