The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-21

It is rather an uncommon thing for an institution engaged in the cure of alcoholic or narcotic patients to be able to publish testimonials from per- sons who have taken treatment. and stood true to thetr cure for any great length of time.
 The following testimonial is from MT. C.. A. Langston, who called on Chas. B. James. the originator of the James "cure," to tell him how happy he was and to let him see how well he looked. MT. Langston took treat ment at the James Sanatorium. Mem phis. Tenn, nine years ago and his testimonial will prove all the more valuable as an evidence that there Is totbe cured. and it is only one of hun dreds of testimonials received as to similar eases cured at the James San atorium. In a letter recently receiv- he is still free from all desire and y craving for alcoholic and narcotic stimulants, and that he would like very much to become connected with James Sanatorium. in order that he might go forth into the world as a living example and make known to suffering humanity the good work that is being. daily accomplished at James The following letter is from MT. Langston. and was written some time ago. It shows his appreciation of the kind attention and treatment while he was at the Sanatorium:
 Having been successfully treated at your institution for the habltual use of both whiskey and morphine for pleasure that I herewith hand you my testimonial, which you are at liberty to use as you wish.
 My case was s,,a a bad ons, and and ,h the e spent in misery and nothingness. which appears to sme as a blank, and the continuous use of liquors and enslav- ing drugs had so stunted and paralyz- ed my finer sensibilities and moral and Intellectual nature that I cared little for myself, my friends and society in general. The society of ladies Gods best gift to man) was especially shun- ned. and knowing and realizing my sad I could only bow in humble submis- sion to my masters. whiskey and nor phlne. But at last nature rebelled against her antagonists, and as the and in His own image, and after abus- ing and trampling upon his natural and moral laws so long. he caused my eyes to open and the scales to fall there drifting down to ruin and degradation, and my conscience (my better Judg- ment) said stop! stop! seek haven of relief. which Is sought and found at the managers of which treated me with much kindness and hospitality and especially the physicians m charge. whose kindness and attention to the wants and necessities of patients day and night. of which enough cannot be said. always ready to sacrifice their rest for that of their patients, and they all certainly love those in charge. Hence. the right men in the right
 "As to the patients at the sanatori- um--they are always soclabls and agreeable. looking forward with a bright hope that the end will soon come and they will come out conquer ors and victorious over the enemy.
 Now, in conclusion. may the bless ings of God rest upon this institutioa, and may every poor inebriate who may enter its doors find relief and de- part therefrom a reconstructed and happy being, Is the humble desire and wish of yours most respectfully.
 c. A. LANGSToN.
 "Bakersville, Mo-"
 HOME CURE TREATMENT
 For Drug Addiction, Alcoholism. Tobac- co and Cigarette Habits will be fur nished at the following prices:
 whiskey, Wine or Beer .. SIP. 50 Tobacco. Cigarettes or Snuff .... 500
 Prices for Hypodermic or Internal Home Treatment for Dru~ Addictions a free sample treatment. Express charges prepaid when requested.
 Booklets on Drug Addictions, Alco- hoiism and Tobacco and Cigarette Habits. containing testimonials, etc, sent sealed and under plain cover. Correspondence confidential. Address, Chas. B. James, or James Sanatorium, is3 Poplar Avenue. Memphis, Tenn, ar James Sanatoriun. St. Louis, Mo.