Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-12-05
HOPE FOR TOPRRs
a Kelley Cure Institute TO ne To-
Gated fn Nevada,

Gated fn Nevada.
Nevada topers and tipplers can take
courage. Their day Of redemption is
at hand, or soon will be. The Kelley
Cure for drunkenness is to be planted
on sagebrush sol. In conversation
with the gentleman holding the patent
right to this State we recommended
Reno or Carson as the spot, that is il
he desired to proceed ON the good old
Democratic theory, Of the greatest
good to the greatest number. We
told him that it was business to go to
the west. We assured him that he
would find hardened chronics there as
well as a vigorous and constantly
growing crop Of daily tipplers.
There was little use for his cure in
eastern Nevada. Nobody out this
way wanted TO be cured. No one had
it SO bad that he could not paddle bis
W canoe on all occasions. The only
man who eve died from excessive
drink in this REGION lived to be over
100 years old. The cure would not pay
expenses in this end of the State,
while il would be a bonanza in the
west. We wen mentioned prominent
individual instances by the score,
which charity forbids that we should
parade in print. We cannot give the
old-time lushes away. They have
been a good and a generous set and
do not deserve unenyiable n~otoriety.
1t is the good and the generous of
mankind, male and female, who go
wrong young. The sordid and flint
hearted are always very proper APP
pesring people on the surface. A
good many OF them are in with the
devil behind the scenes. But this is
not a preachment that We are making.
We merely want TO point the hopeless
inebriate lin the vest TO a blissful
awakening, and resurrection in the
Kelley Cure. II is no fake. II is
straight goods. II kills the thirst for
drink in 80 days. The treatment
costs $50 a week without board. An
average Of 80 per cent of all that are
cured stick. The remedy is given by
injection under the skin. 1t is the bi.
chloride Of gold with other medicines.
A fellow hates even the smell Of
whisky after he has been through the
cleansing mill. He is brought back to
that innocent state in youth before he
ave ''learned" to drink at all. He
has got TO learn" Eel again to get
back into the old groove Of intemper-
ance and extravaganza. And with a
fellows experience on the rum turf he
never wants to get back again when
one he finds himself as pure as the
beautiful snow. This Is the story, and
il is the biggest trick in c~hristendom if
il does what the inventor claims for il.
A Mr.. Harris Of Iowa, an editor by
the way, has bought the right to
Montana, Idaho, Nevada and Utah.
lie will erect institutes in all OF these
places. He will probably not get
around to Nevada before next Spring.
And when he comes he will go to the
west on our advice. We told him
that every other nose in the west wore
the purple hue Of an aurora borealis.
lie said the land Of the borealis was
his country. The New York Times
has this about the new cure:
The Kelley Institute OF White Plains
is the headquarters in the eastern sec
ton OF the country for the now world
famed bichioride of gold cure for the
drinking and opium habits discovered
by DR.. L. L. Kelley. The home insti-
tute is at Dwight, ILL.,, and there are
five or six branches throughout the
Wast and Santh- The aystem OF treat
ment has been practieed for nearly a
dozen years by DR.. Kelley, but it is
only within the last three years that it
has been perfected TO such a degree as
to make its work and its results one OF
the wonders of the day.
The average number Of patients
treated daily at the home institute, in
Dwight, is 700. The Eastern branch,
in White Plains, is now treating an
average OF 20 patients daily. The in
stitute refers to over 5000 men and
women who have been cured of the
drink or opium habit by its treatment.
This, it is declared, is a round 95 per
cent OF all the patients treated. The
other 8 per cent were backsliders,
upon whom treatment was wasted, as
they would not lend the aid Of their
own weak minds and wills to the sys-
tenn Of treatment.
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