The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
Noted State Official
 Takes Drug Treatment
Willing to Help Others
But Prefers to Do So Through Per- sonaI Correspondence Instead of Pub lie Publication

The following extracts are taken from a letter now on file in our office, written by very prominent man in this section, who visited James Sani- tarfum and was thoroughly cured of the drug habit.
 Feeling that the unfortunate drug user Is being daily imposed upon by fake institutions, and having found a place where a cure can be effected without doubt, he concluded that 1t was his duty to such unfortunates to let them know where 1t was posslpie lo obtain O perfect cure.
 In writing back to the sanatorium' he says; T have not written you soon CT because l expected to return to your care for at least another week, but l have improved so fast, thanks to your treatment, and l am sleeping without any need of powders or anything else, that l decided to wait day or two and watch results. Today feel as well as ever in my life. 1, of course, feel the loss of the support, consequently little weak, and 1 was a little nervous but this has all disappeared and am now more comfortable than at any time lately and feel strong and vigor- Ous.
 Now, I will tell you what 1 know you want to hear more than anything else. and that Is I am still entirely without the slightest desire of any kind for the drug; never think of IT, consequently 1t Is not even tempta- ton to me. l can truly say that my cure is perfect and complete, and II should take a dose of the drug 1t would be a deliberate, uncalled-for, criminal act, without the slightest reason or eX- cuse. for I am now completely restored, mentally and physically, to all my ~onted strength and vigor, and conse- ouently I feel 8 Joy in living that Is a miraculous contrast to the Wretcheo wreck that entered that Haven oI Hope. I am writing this for your own eve and in the fullness of my heart, hut have no objection to it's use with ont my name and state or residence, or course If it will do any good, nave not the slightest objection to its use, with my name, by the sanatoflum' t9 encourage patients or in the privacy of correspondence with those Who are really in earnest and seeking cure but with the caution that no publicity be given my name. This caution l am bound to stipulate, because of the prominence of my official position, rel atiyes, etc, as l want, and am wllllng' to help other unfortunates all l can
 q shall never forget your Kindness and considerate treatment Of me, to which I owe much of my present health and happiness. My wife has recovered and Is happier than for years, and the children are well and rejoicing in my return. Give my kindest regards to All connected with the sanitarlum as well as all of the patients under your care
 saxx Husband Don't Want Drink
 James Sanatorium Memphis. Tenn: Dear Sirs-'I am more than delighted to say my husband has been home about ten days and Is doing fine; went through the temptations Of the hon- days (which of course are numerous) without even thinking of anything in- xoxicating to drink. He also says he feels better than he has for years tand certainly looks better). He seems per fectly happy and contented. He also .naaks of the sanatorium as being fine and all 1t represents: says the treat ment is fine and the doctors are loVely' You all have no idea the good you have Aone us all. as well my husband, and tba change your treatment has brought about. I surely appreciate the good that was done my husband and also the in terest that you and your good doctors took in him.
 ",rhanking you again and again for your Kindness. and trusting that others may be benefited by your good treat ment and kind attention, I am, sincere
 MRS. EDWARD COTTON.
 "New Orleans. La, Dec 2S, 1906.
 "P S.-Woufd have written earlier, but thought would see how he would 20 through the holidays
 No Desire for Tobacco-Cured Fouf
 Years Ago
 Charles B. James Sanatorium. Mem phis, Tenn; Gentlemen--About ioui and one-half years ago l wrote you asking you to send your treatment, and four years have passed and l nave nc desire to use tobacco any more l nave told several of your wonderful remeoy'
 friend of mine of this city sends $500 for your tobacco cure. Please seno 1t to him.
 You can use my statement if 1t will he of any use to you or any one using Aobacco. I will answer any letters asking about your cure
 wishing you success remain your friend. THOMAS A. HlLlA
 Houston, Miss, Oct. 24, 1910.
 JAMES HOME CURE REMEDIES Will be furnished at the following prices:
 Whisky Wine or Beer. ....... $12 50 Fobacco, Cigarettes or Snuff. 800 Nervousness and Insomnia b.oo