The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-30
Was Promised a
 Cure In Three Days
Was as Bad Off After Treat
 ment as Before
They Guaranteed to Cure or Refund the MOney--Failed to Cure, and Failed to Return Money

Gentlemen-Ien years ago last No- vember I had my hand severely cut whilst following my avocation of rail- road machinist, and while treating my wounds the surgeons allayed the ex cruciating pain by the use of morphia. After getting we'll it was not long be- fore 1 found that the morphine which had been so soothing in my hours of pain was necessary to my comfort now, and I continued its use in constantly increasing quantities About five years ago the horrible truth dawned on me that I was in the bondage of that ter rible drug. As soon as I discovered this I began to look around for a cure. 1 tried cures CD from Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Georgia and Tennes- see Some of them proposed to cure me in two weeks; another proposed to cure me in 72 hours, but at the end of that time I always found myself bad off as I had ever been. They all guaran- teed to cure or refund the money, but when the time came to refund the money they refused to do so, and in some instances would not answer my letters. I finally heard of your dis covery of a painless antidote and elim- Inator for Drug Addctions and will say during my entire course of treatment 1 never lost a nights sleep. 1 gained Is pounds, and did not suffer one-half as much as I suffered when drunk on the drug, or rather when sobering up from its effects.
 THOMAS CUMMINGS.
 Jackson, Tenn.
 No Desire for Whisky
 Charles B. James, care James Sana torium, Memphis, Tenn. Dear Sir and Friend-I am pleased to say to you that although l had been drinking hard for ten years and had little or no confidence as to the curative proper -Is.- I glad to say to you that I am entirely free from all desire for alcoholic stim ulants of any and every kind. l am band sawyer by trade and have com manded as high a salary as any man in my state, viz: $7.50 per day. and should have been worth at least $15,O00, hav- Ing earned in the past ten years s23,- 400. But as a matter of fact, 1 had wasted my entire earnings in dissipa- ton. Fortunately for me my employ CTS, Brodey Lumber company, of this city, thought enough of me to insist on my going to you. for relief, and on leaving you my job with them was still open to me- l take pleasure in recommending your Sanatorium to all who need treatment and who are earn sstly seeking relief. With best regards 10 all connected with the Sanatorium. 1 am your friend,
 GEORGE MUTT.
 Warren, Ark, Jan. IS, 1906.
 Cured of Tobacco
 Charles B. James, care James Sana- torium, Memphis, Tenn. Dear Sir-For the last six months before taking your home treatment for cigarettes I had become so broken down in health that I was really unable to roll my own cigarettes, and l would beg my. wife to make them for me, and would have her make several at a time and place them near my bed, so that l could reach them at all times during the night. have often smoked as many as dozen cigarettes during the night and 1n- haled the smoke from every one Of them, and during the day would smoke and inhale the smoke all day long. A man does not have to spend a great deal of money to get rid of the cigar cite habit Your home remedy, which cost me only $5, will cure any case where the patient really desires to be cured. am so thoroughly cured of the cigarette habit that they are now offensive to me; in fact, now realize that whisky combined with cigarettes produces most horrible 'odor. do not believe there was a worse case than mine, for I was undoubtedly a slaye to cigarettes, and l believe that d cure that would prove efficacious in my case will give relief to any one. yours. etc, l.. L. BATCHILLON. '
 JAMEs' HOME CURE REMEDIES Will be furnished at the following prices: A whisky, Wine or. Beer. ........ SIP. 5o Tobacco. Cigarettes or Snuff =. 500 N.ryouanesa and Insomnia. ......... 800