The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-10
WINFvEID,s GLORY

The establishment of a genuine "Keeley
institute" for the cure of drunkenness and
the opium and the tobacco habits at Win
Held awakens among the people OF south
ern Kansas new interest in this remarkable
and efficient line of temperance work DR..
heeley s theory that drunkenness is the re-
suit OF disease in the nervous syetem and
his Claim that he has discovered remedy
Tor The disease are now generally accepted
by the public as correct. One can hardly
glance over an eastern paper without tind-
Ing long and interesting letters descriptive
OF The mode of treatment. These letters in
most Cases ARE written by those who have
experienced the wonderful sensations of
relief that invariably follow course of
the Kelley treatment and bear the
strongest testimony of its efficacy. There
are here in Wichita and vicinity many
walking advertisements of its beneficial
effects and we predict that the Winfield
Institute will soon be crowded with
patients seeking relief from thralldom to
alcohol and narcotics. Dr.. w. A. Noble,
the physician in charge of this institute. is
physician Of long and successful practice
and large acquaintance in Southern Kan
sas, he having practIced medicine for
many years ut Caldwell. He has made a
special study of the Kelley trea ment at
DR. Keeley's home office in Dwight and is
emirlrntly gu lifted TO administer the
remedies in the most scientific and success
fui manner
As natural consequences of the grand
success OF DIR. Keeley's treat ment, men of
adventurous turn have concocJed mix
lures by which they assume to cure these
diseases and people have been led to be-
lieve that their remedies and treatment
are the same as those employed by DR..
Kelley, because of their having adopted
IN their advertisements many OF the terms
famlliarly associated with the Kelley
treatment, as "bichloride of gold, ""shots,
ETC., but we think that the fact is now
quite generally known that all institu-
tions using the genuine Kelley double
under the uniform name of "keeley 1n-
sti ute," and that institutions not en-
ploying the name "keeley" have no con-
nection with the great scientist. We find
in the Kansas City Star, OF recent date,
letter relating the experience of one who
had taken the Keeley treatment at Leaven
worth-this letter is especially interesting
to us on account of its being from the pen
of a Sou hern Kansas man-Mr. Jones,
the writer being prominent attorney of
Anthony, whose acquaintance is enjoyed
by many of our readers. He writes a
friend as follows:
II have delayed writing you as desired
to find out the effects of the Kelley treat
ment us time rolls on. | graduated De-
the liquor habit. Since my return home
have visited several towns in which l have |
many friends and associates of former !
days. and have met the boys and was in
vited by some (who were not aware that |
had taken the treatmenO to partake.
Christmas and New Years days have |
come with the usual festivities and warm |
drinks | am thankful to be able to |
truthfully say that up to the present |
time have not experienced the least de- |
sire or craving for liquor. In fact, the |
very thought of drinking liquor is re-
pugnant to me. / feel that the cure has |
stronger hold upon me from day TO day.
Il consider that Dr. Keeley's bichloride /
of gold treatment and cure of the liquor |
habit is one of the greatest blessings be- |
slowed upon mankind. | lost no friends |
through submitting myself to your care for
three weeks; in fact, made friends. Some |
say, You have quit and abstained for |
months before / answer, Yes; but it
was constant fight Now 1 have no
fight. My health is splendid. My home |
IS place of JOY and happiness. Work Is
a pleasure. / sincerely hope that many
will avail themselves of the opportunity
,fforded by your institute and obtain a
sure cure of the liquor and kindred habits
''Kind regards to all friends and ac-
luaintances in Leavenworth. I hope TO
lisit you soon. Yours truly,
III. LLEwELLYN JONES'"