The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-29
MORPHINE, WHISKEY
 NOT IMMEDIATELY
TAKEN FROM OUR PA
 TENTS
Each Morhpine or Whiskey Patient
 Is Given the Necessary Morphine or . Whiskey to AIiay Nervousness, Sleep
 lessness Until They Willingly Dis continue.

iessness Until They Willingly Dis
 continue.
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 Consequently. not being closely confined. patients attending the James Sanatorium are able to enjoy free billiards, pool and games of different kinds, baths of all kinds. music and outdoor exercises Chas. R. James, of the James Sanatorium. Memphis, Tenn, assisted by experienced physicians on duty night and day, has been engaged in this special line of busi- ness for the past 20 years, during which time he has had under his care and ob- servation over 25000 patients. They come frnm all parts of the world, and one or all of them are willing to testify as to with what success their individual cases were treated and to state that the James Sanatorium is the most reliable. most humane and most successful institution of the kind in existence. There is no mixing up of insane people with drug and wbiskey patients. and, consequently, no Insane asylum methods, such as straight Jackets etc, or nurses employed. Since the opening of the James Sanatorium there have been hundreds of imitators started up with the hope of eaping a benefit from the fact that the drug and Fwhiskey diseases and tobacco and c;ga- rette habits were curable by humane and proper treatment There is an old saving
 
 the time, but you cannot fool all of the s>sople all the time" This evidently holds good in whiskey and drug treatments. Persons seeking relief from such troubles usually investigate very closely, and as a result the James Sanatorum at Mem phif has an attendance of from @ to 70 patients per month. whilst the would be fntators usually have from one to five eno think themselves lucky. The result, however, is that they are constantly, after very short and painful lives, drop ping out of existence.
 Testimonials from those who willingly give them are the best evidence of the public confidence in the James Sana torium and treatment. Although we publish these testimonials. a person who does not want to make it known he has ever been here for treatment can keep that fact from being known even to his nearest 1. neighbors, as we give no publicity to such leases. In occasional cases patients t'ike treatment under an assumed name consequently they are nst even known by the physicians treating them. Read the following testimonials and send in conh- dence for our free pamphlet containing s2 pages of testimonials from others who have taken treatment:
 Cured of Drug Habit
 Chas. B. James Sanatorium Memphis Tenn: Dear Srs-Just one year ago I went to your sanatorium for treatment f, for the morphine habit Whilst 1t is true T had only used that drug three years, yet trey were three years of bondage and the most miserable years of my life I was dew poisoned' when a hoy, and finally the poison appeared in the shape of; sores on my shins and the flesh fell off until you could see the bones I sui u$S.ed agonies, and finally, after trying several physicians for relief without sue cess my family physician began to give me morphine to ease my pain by applying It en the sores. This eased the pain, but made my legs worse, and finally I was given the drug internally. and it did not t1ke long to run my daily average up to Is grains per day, and as a result I had almost become a skeleton. I had no appetite, was constipated and could not sleep. As incredible as 1t may seem was at your sanatorium 21 days when I returned home my legs were healed and I was free from all desire or necessity For the use of morphine, and have never wanted to take any since. I now weigh l95 pounds versus ITO pounds when I went to you for reatment. My legs are per fectly sound. I sleep and eat we'll. and can now enjoy life. During treatment I suffered little or no pain (even from my sore legs). I am now full of energy end feel like new man. If this meets fhe eye of those who are using narcotic drugs I hope they will go at once and l n Ilnatorium for treatment where ex-pa- ttients tell of the good results received. and }WEo, therefore praise the bridge that car ritd them safely over their troubles. will take pleasure in answering letters from persons really interested and seek inf their freedom. Wishing you may con eHinue to give relief to the poor unfortu- mates as you did in my case. am your Friend, W. M. SIMMERSON.
 Eafer, Ark. March 16. 1914.
 From Mo-, Does Not Drink r''My health is good. and I have not drsnk any more nor had any desire for dfirk. I am very thankful for the bene- ht that received whiie there. Wishing you success with the good work I am your very truly. P. l.; GAYLOR."
 ''Gibson. Mo-
 Cured of Tobacco Habit
 Your Tobacco Treatment has had the desired effect nave not tasted tobacco in any form since October 15 have gained 13 pounds in six weeks.
 ''Aiaben. Miss H. A. OWEN"
 James Home Remedies v For further information and booklet containing testimonials in regard to san atorium treatment, address Chas B. Jabes Sanatorium 692 Alabama ave, Memphis. Tenn. Correspondence conn- dential
 Furnished at the following prices Whiskey. wine or beer ......... .so5. .60 Tobacco. cigarette or snuff. ........ 10 GO Nervousness and insomnia ............ 5.c0 Cost of specially prepared treatment for drug addIcitions Is dependent upon age anc physical condition, kind and quality of drug used, etc. City office. Home Rem ecy Co.,. 69 Monroe ave. open Sunday