The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-25
TIE KELLEY CLUBS
Convention Of Kselsy Graduates Held az
Topeka Last Week

The first animal reunion of the Keeley
| graduates Of this state Was held in Topeka
| on the 18th and 10Th inst. The convention
| brought together, from sll over tie state.
500 delegates, ali OF whom were graduates
of the heeley institutes OF Kansas located
at Topeka, Wyandette. Leavenwovsh ard
| Wichita. AMI, from ali accounts, WAS ~
fine body OF men ever assembled IL,
this state. The meeting resulted la the
formation of Il state keeley clnb. aad pro-
vided for annual reunions. Judge John
L. Mortiu os Topeka, one OF fGs most
prominent jurists ef the state aud ex-iis-
tric; judge. Was elected the tifst president
OF the clab
The speakers all showed the profound
admiration telt 10y the speakers. VINO ars
heety graduates, for DR.. Leslie T. keeley
and the deepest gra,ituie for the good
which had been done them by his celebra1
Ell cure. We clip troEa the Topeka Daily
Capital, extracts from few et the
speeches made
The address OF welcome was made by
Mr.. ID. L. Palmer, OF this city. who sllad--.
ed especially TO the object OF the state a.
sociation and the Bi-Chloride OF Gold
clubs. lac said, Ia his opinion, the public
had not taken sufficient interest ia the
movement 20 become acquainted with the
theory cf Dr.. Kelley, aud should be
brought 10 better understanding Of thu
whole subject The education of the
people in this matter was one object of the
state association. I'VE who have sttead-
ed the institutes" said AIR. Palmer,
know that our systems WIRE diseased.
and that as result OF the keeley treat
rleut we have been entirely cured. The
demand our system made upon us fer
alcohol has ceased. We feel it cur duty IN
the interest ~ Humanity to endeavor TO
convince the public of the vslne OF the
remedy we have tested with 80 much
s4ftsfnrffpn
Attorney White declared in bis talk to
those present, now under treatment. that
they bad done the noclest act of their lives
Ia determining To avail themselves 80 the
cure. Not single true friend OF the
patient, said he, "wi!l speak ia tie sight
est term OF &c preach OF tue action"
Prrsident-elect Judge Merton paid
glowing tribute TO DR.. Leslie r. keeley,
aud expressed the disappointment felt D..
himself ss well ~ the other keeley grRdu-
ates present at DIR. keeley's unavoidable
absence. lie then reviewed the grvat
changes that have been going on ia the
world Tor the past go years. IL was as
true ROW as when Gaiiieo muttersd 10,
after his celebrated recan;ation, that The
world does move" These changes
have not been confined to the arts Aed
sCieuces, bat have been taking plHs.
also in she church. 30 that the
world today was better than IL was fity
speaker. But the greatest of all the won
deriul discoveries OF tho age had been
reserved for Dr. kseiey. The speaker
regarded Dr. keelsy ~ the greatest hene-
factor OF the human race who had lived
for centuries past. In his opinion medical
science ard humanity owed more TO hllE
than to Dr.. Jennings. Before the close Of
She present year tho number Of heelsy
graduates would run up into tho one
hundred thoussnds. aud be WAS glad 10 bs
enrolled in this grand army. aud could,
from personal experience. a. well as from
uvsrxatiOn with others who bad taken
the keelcy cure. state that 10 is perfas-
usitt cure - $50 euitn,-
mating effort in behalf % the drunksr,i -
kseiey'sm IL alone has been succsss
ful in reaching them. IL u. addressed solely
T. them and Includes within It's RANKS none
others. By proper sanitary and medical
treatment the disease Of alcoholism is
cured. and in this cure aicns
yyli sys fad the solution Of the sexed tenn
prranCe question.
Wichit, has every reason 10 be proud of
he good work which. under the ef'Ieisat
care II Dr. Noble. is being done at the
r eeiry Institute ia this city, located a. Zl1
souta Main street. he testlmuny Of tbs
numerous patisuts CURED ia this cisy a.!
Jrsr Gus TIE Statements mssis by ths
speskers al the Topeka rcuni9a.