, 1892-01-17
CHEYENNE'S KELLEY.
The Institution Handsomely Located
in This City.
It Has Already Done Admirable
Work in Wyoming.
Some Testimonials Which Speak
For Themselves.

Wyoming's Kelley institute is hand
somely located in Cheyenne. The arrange
ments for the care and treatment OF
patients are unexcelled at any other point.
The staff consists OF John W. Tew. bust
ness manager; Chas. F. Tew, assistant
secretary and s. }. Hadley. physician 10
charge. That much admirable work has
been accomplished here even during the
short time the institution has been in
existance is amply evidenced by the APP
pended testimonials. some OF them from
men either known personally or by
reputation throughout the state.
FROM A wELL-RHowN CHEYENNE LAW
YER.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 10, lS92.-
John W. Tew, Manager Kelley Institute
-FRIEND TEw:-I am always glad to
testify to the wonderful efficacy of the
Keelv treatment. So far as | myself am
concerned, | know that my nervous sys-
tenn was completely shattered by the in
ordinate use of narcotics and intoxicanis.
For over two years previous to my taking
the Kelley treatment | had not been able
to sleep a wink without the aid of some
narcotic. Narcotics | hated. but l had to
have sleep at any price. To relieve my
self from the effects of the narcotics I
drank, at first with attempted moderation
but afterwards with an uncomfortable i'm
pulse; an impulse that mastered my will
power and made me a slave to a desire
which i despised but could not overcome.
| knew it must be a disease, for | was
impelled by an unseen, but irresistible
force to do that which | knew to be detri-
mental and injurious to me.
From the time of the first shot" l
have had no need OF narcotics or intoxi-
cants. Sleep came to me without any
effort on my part. From the commence
ment of the treatment | have slept from
eight to ten hours and every morning |
awake rested and refreshed. l now feel
as | did when a boy. without ever a
thought OF taking a drug or a drink. 1t
seems as if a new world was opened be-
fore me. Verv respectfully,
W. R. SroLL.
FROM DENVER.
DENVER, Colo, Dec. 23.-lS9l.-Mr.
John W. Tew, Manager Cheyenne Kelley
Institute. -FRIEND TEw: Your favor Of
the Dist inst requesting me to write YOU
briefly what 1 kno,o and think of the
Kelley treatment for the liquor habit, or
disease, was received yesterday. You
ask of me almost an impossibility, for
brevity and | are strangers when it comes
to anything concerning Kelley. But
here is an attempt at brevitY:
Fer some years. with a persistence
and energy worthy of a far better cause |
attempted to put myself outside of the
major portion of the whisky output. The
result OF the contest in my case was the
same as in all others-Johu Barleycorn
came out on top-and | suppose | posed
as a horrible example tasted to the
full the degradation, the woe, the mental
anguish and physical pain which are the
portion of the unfortunate who has fallen
within the clutches of King Alcohol.
/ got hold of some Kelley literature
from YOUR establishment. | vent to
Cheyenne and enrolled myself as a pnpil
in your institute burdened with a jag
and skepticism. | left both in Cheyenne.
| began the treatment with an almost I'm
quenchable thirst for liquor. [ now have
positively no appetite or desire for it. L
feel rejuvenated-from being downcast
and detected in spirit l am now %sanguine.
hopeful and happy, albeit l have not the
price OF a Christmas dinner IN my pocket
and the only Christmas present that |
can make my wife and family is that Of a
sober husband. Scoffers may d~enounoe
the Kelley cure-pronounce that doctor
a quack aud charlatan-but | know a
couple of women in this household, my
mother and wife. who knoW that there is
merit in the Kelley treatment.
This brings me to one other thought