The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-10
BROUGHT TO THE
JAMES SANAT0RIUM
WITH LITTLE HOPE FOR HIS RE-
COVERY.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN
BROUGHT HIM
Today the Patient Is Well Man, Liv-
ing Perfectly Sober Life-In
His Letter, Which Follows,
He Expresses His Graf
itude for His Res
toration.

II seems from the following letter from
Mr.. r. 7. Clark of Turner, Ark, that
he was brought to Memphis two years
ago in almost a hopeless condition, and
yet he says he was restored to good
health through course of treatment
ceived at James Sanatorium, and is now
loud in his Endorsement of the institu-
ton that he claims saved his life. Read
his letter. 1t is as follows:
Chas. B. James, care James Sanatorium
Memphis, Tenn.-Gentlemen:
Your late favor making inquiry in
gard to my physical condition received
In reply, am glad to say that as a result
of medical aid / received at the sanato-
rum, | am now enjoying perfect health.
l shall never forget my condition when L
went to you for treatment, which of
course was caused by excessive use of
alcoholic stimulants. l now truth
fully say that / am a well man, and 1
am willing to give to- your sanatorlum
the praise it SO richly deserves for my
restoration to good health, happiness,
ETC. for had it not been for the treat
ment l received there | would have more
than likely been in my grave today. |
thank God there is such an institution
for the relief OF those who have unfor-
tunately fallen victims to alcoholic slim
ulants or narcotic drugs.
! regret that / did not take treatment
years before | did, for / consider the
treatment administered at your sana-
forum one of Gods blessings to man
kind, and ! do not believe there is any
other treatment that can possibly COM
pete with the James treatment in the re-
clamation of victims of narcotic drugs or
alcoholic stimulants. l am perfectly will
ing from my experience and observation
whilst under treatment myself to recon-
mend your sanatorium to anyone suffer-
ing from alcoholism, or from the use of
narcotic drugs, and | can assure the
public that no one need go to the James
sanatorium, comply with their rules and
regulations, and return home without be-
ing cured; as a matter of fact ] am sat
ished you never had a patient come to
you in a more critical condition than |
was when I landed at your sanatorium.
After my stay there | returned home
in such an improved condition that my
friends We're surprised to see the great
change made upon me i'll so short q, time.
Everyone Who knew anything OF my con-
dilion when / left home to visit your
sanatorium predicted that I would not
return alive; even my family physician.
who carried me to you, thought 1t very
doubtful as to my ever returning home
alive, but greatly to their surprise. l re-
turned home in much better shape than |
had been for several years. This coming
February will be two years since ! took
treatment. and | am glad to say | am
still a sober man. and in better condition
physically and mentally than | was pre-
vious to taking treatment. From a finan-
cial standpoint. l consider the good your
treatment did me worth thousands of dol
lars.
Since taking treatment | have regained
the friendship of my former friends In
stead CO fleeing from me as they did when
was drinking, they are now glad to see
me when l come around.
II the world could know the change
in my life, and know my true condition
before taking treatment, they would be
thoroughly convinced that any man could
be cured.
IL this letter will be of any service
to you a testimonial use it. 1t is a
correct statement of my case, and hope
1t will induce others, who are suffering
as I did, to go to you for relief. Very
truly ROBERT T. CLARK.
Turner, Ark, November %, 1906.
You Can Be Cured at Home.
When II is impossible for the patient
to visit the James Sanatorium. a cure
can be perfected within the privacy of
the patients home. The James treatment
is q positive, reliable Cure and will cure
any case of drug addctions. alcoholism,
cigarette and tobacco habits. A sixty
page illustrated booklet has been pub
ner in which it is given, how to treat
patients and much other valuable infor-
nation. The book will be sent free on
application, postpaid, under perfectly
plain cover.
Price of James Home Remedies.
yVhiskey Wine and Beer Habits. $3.50
Tobacco or Snuff Habits............... 500
Cigarette and Cigar Habits......... 800
James Specially Prepared Home Treat
ment for Whiskey, Wine, Beer, etc, and
Tobacco and Cigarette Habits Is pre-
pared under an entirely different for
mula from the treatment for drug adj
dictions
uvpodermic and internal remedies for
drug habits of all kinds specially pre-
nared to meet requirements in each indi-
yid1al case Free samples furnished drug
users. Send for literature and testimonials.
Address in confidence, Charles NJ.
lanes. or James Sanatoriunl. Memphis,
Tenn; Charles c. James, or James SAN
storium. a2i Missouri Trust Building, st.
louis. Mo.