The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-14

Its Success In Providence and I'm other
Larger Cities.

Its Success In Providence and I'm Other
Larger cities.
Alcoholism is as dangerous in IT'S ulti-
mate effects as Asiatic cholera or other
dread scourges. No precautions have
been taken in this city TO prevent It's in
PRODUCTION nor haye our authorities made
arrangements TO check Its terrible i'm
| roads. PROVIDENCE is not behind her
sister cities IN the general apathy which
characterizes their apprehension OF the
deadly possibilities OF alcoholism.
But some time ago an unpretentious
structure was secured here by gentle
| man Interested in the alienation of the
| Nlseries OF the miserable and the ameli-
| Grafton OF their condition. There are
! evils which are thought TO be insepara-
BILE from certain conditions of national or
social life aud alcoholism is one of them.
Contenting himself with this sensible
view, he set abou. ascertaininR means of
at least checking and endeavoring finally
TO eradicate this growing evil.
The extraordinary success which has
a tended the method discovered by DR.
Kelley for curing inebriety. attracted his
attention.
Correspondence with distinguished au-
thorites on scientific medical treatment
for alcoholism elected the Information
that TINS method was surprising in the
excellence OF it's results. The success at
tending hls experiments on the inebriates
or this city was immediate and he has not
regretted the kind fate which led him to
use Dr. Leslie +. Keeley's double chloride
OF gold remedies in his treatment OF pa
tients suffering from alcoholism.
There has been no loud footing of horns.
naring or trumpets or clashing OF Gym
balls In tribute or glorification of the
pubic benefactor, whose headquarters
are at the keeley sanitarium in this city,
but the popular appreciation of his SER
w IC Mf L.
here whose vitality had been sapped by |
the iny1lious alcoholic siren. whose songs |
have jared so many on the rocks of con-
stltutNna disaster. and whose strength |
has Seen marvellously restored by this |
treatment Their praise is
qtfTt; they DO not care to advertise their |
narrow escape Bus they praise it con
and this is the best kind of
praise.
Other cities have sanitariums which
are constantly sending back into the ar
terles OF trade men who left their voca-
tions wasted and health. broken, but re-
turn after treat,.ent stout and healthy.
Among those who have recently in
1orsed the Kelley cure il Gen. William
Is. Franklin, president of the board OF
OF the NATIONAL Military Homes
Tor Disabled Soldiers and Sailors. He
approves a contract recently awarded the
Heeley Company TO supply these institu-
ions with DIR. Eeeley's remedies. and
'ecommends them as n great boon to the
lntortunate veterans under their charge"
DIR. Romaine g. Curtiss, formerly
Health Commissioner of Joliet, ILL.,, and
'ow surgeon in charge OF St. Joseph's
hospital of that city; Or. Oscar c. De-
Nolf, member of the British Associa-
ion for the advancement OF Science and
or years Commiss soner of Health at
'hicago, DIR. j. X. Bandy, l.. l.. d., Pro
essor of nervous aud mental diseases aud
ledical Jurisprudence in the Missouri :
bedical College; DIR. 5. X. Crawford.
ate Professor of Surgical Anatomy i'm
ne college OF physicians and surgeons,
hlcago, and Joseph Medill, veteran edi
)r OF the Chicago Tribune nave highly
ldorsed DIR. Keeley's Bi-Chloride OF
old treatment.
Joseph Medill tested the treatment by
cuIslg "nye of the most confirmed
ld irreclaimsble drunkards" 10 be
una In Chicago and induced them to
axe the pilgrimage TO DR.. Keeley's sani-
rum at Dwight. Ill. They all returned
lred after only one months treatment
)eaking of their appearances after under
ing this treatment, Mr.. Medill said;
Sach was sent back TO me clothed i'm his
ght mind, the hankering for ltouor
mpletely obliterated; the rum blo-
ms were gone; the red, waterv
es had become bright and PHYSICAL
alth of all seemed restored. The moi
a had been expelled from their systems -
d they looked as If n miracle had been
rformed on each on. There was no
rther room for lingering doubt aud |
messed myself convinced that DIR
eley had discovered cure for alco-
lism."