The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18
INFLUENCE OF
 THE DEADLY DRUG
MADE HIM M0ROsE.
 MISERABLE AND GLOOMY
yAmEs REMEDIES CURED HIM.

Without Pain, and PatieRt Says Whilst
 Being Treated at His Own Home
 With the James Remedies He Re-
 cefved Letters Full of Encourage
 ment and sympathy--Was Treated
 as a Sick Man and Not as One Who
 Was Victim of Vicious Habit
 A great nanny people are inclined to the belief that the Drug Habit cannot be cured and the patient remain et home. Judging from the following testimonial from Willie Edwards, Esq, of Jackson, Miss, the drug habitue can get relief through the James Home Remedies if he will do his part:
 "Mr. Chas B. James. care uames Sanatorium, Memphis, Tenn.---Dear Sir: Several months ago when began your Home Treatment for Drug Addiction was one of the most miserable persons on earth. When under the influence of the drug I was low-spirited, had no hope of the future. and felt myself an outcast It was only few days af- ter beginning your treatment that realized that the injurious effect of the drug was being overcome. copse- Quently the miserable gloom that had overcast my life so long was rapidly being uplifted, and . ray of hope was to be seen in the distance, and by fol- lowing your rules and regulations In the use of your remedies, and taking
 
 ing entirely disappeared, and l am to- day as happy as anyone can be.
 From my experience I learned that anyone who would promise you relief without an effort on your part was a fake and fraud, consequently when you wrote me that your home remedies could not possibly prove successful un- less you had the honest cooperation of the patient realized that you were dealing with me on business prin- ciples, and consequently made up my mind that your remedies were what you claimed for them, and that with my cooperation you would give me relief, which you did. I cannot com mand words sufficient to tell you how appreciate what your medicine, ac- oompanied by your kind letters of an- couragement did for me. Your letters were encouraging and you treated me as a sick person. not as one who was a victim of a vicious habit. You en- couraged me to do right all ths way through, and having done right met with success consequently I am today a new person, and would not for any. consideration be- back where was when I began the use of your remedy.
 Before taking treatment, I was in the bed all the time; was no good to myself or my family; now get up In the morning, enjoy my breakfast and take great interest in my family ana my work. thank God that wrote you when I did. Don't worry about me ever using the drug again. feel as if there was not enough money in the world to cause me to ever take the vile stun again. Knowing that your remedies will give relief to any one who will be honest with himself, your treatment and his family. do not hesitate to say to you that if you h awIr Nxyfl suffering mortal and cause him to turn from his drug to your remedies and get relief, you can use it, and should it be the means of causing some poor unfortunate to throw ion his shaclkles will feel that have at least done one poor soul and his fam fly everlasting good.
 "Wishing you every success in your work and hoping that you may be able to reach the hundreds of thousands Of drug users who are today leading most miserable 1ives and to be instrumental in restoringthem to good health, re- main, your appreciative friend,
 WILLIE EDWARDS.
 Jackson, Miss, July 10, 1907."
 For the benefit of those who can not afford Sanatorlum treatment o spe- cially prepared home treatment will De sent so that anyone unfortunately addicted to the use of drugs can be cured within the privacy of their own home. Literature and free trial treat ment for drug addicttons oan be had by writing to Chas. B. James, Lock Box 1000, Memphis. Tenn.
 The Names Sanatoriu1n will furnish a Home Treatment for Drunkenness, which can be given within the privacy of the patients own home, and only costs $12.5
 The Cigarette. Cigar, Pipe and Snufr Habits can bs cured at home at a cost of only S5. %.
 Since it is possible to be cured of these addictions at such a small ex- pense there is no excuse for anyone being slave to drugs. whiskey or to- bacco, and bequeathing the curse of drug, whiskey or tobacco wrecked sys- tenn to their children and to future