The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-05
FOR A KEELEY HOSPITAL.
II VIII Iso lcreated NJ Helena II Enough,
Stock II Subscribed For.

II VIII 10 IcreGted NJ Helena II Enough
Stock IL subscribed For.
Mr.. II. Eisstnnn IL in thIa city for tho pur.
pose of organizing n company to operate u
hospital for the kseloy cure. lIa comes
hare from Salt lake, ,whsfe one OF tho in
~stitutss has been IN operation for the past
six weeks. with very successful results.
Mr.. Eissman, IL 4 gu efficient amount Of
stock Ia subscribed, will organize q com-
pany with A capital stock of $l00,0O0, and
stock. There are now Kelley institntes in
forty different states, all pnying good in
tereBt on tho Investments, aud he secs no
rsaaon why n hospital in Montana should
not prove profitable.
Of all places he has viaited In the state
40 flnds Helena best adapted for tue loca-
tlon. A decided advantage in favor OF this
city is It's prestige as q summer. resort in
the Rocky mountains. Mr.. l%liscinan III
greatly impressed with the beautiful Broad
water hotel, the great bash and thermal
waters. These waters will be of de-
cided benefit in the treatment OF
hospital will be srectsd at Back sp.ines for
tho particular purpose Of giving patients
tho benefits OF the water. Inc present
building in that city, which Was formerly
one of brigham Youna's PALACES, will be re-
tanned for the morphine and Opium pa
TENTS. There are now in that city fifty
five patients under the Kelley t. eatment
who arc paying $780, week for the cure.
Mr., Eiseman IL prepared to show figures
that an investment in an enterprise Of this
Rort will give good returns On the money.
The company 10 obliged to pay Dr. Kelley
q large sun for the right to use the cure Ill
the state. Aside from this tho Expenses arc
not great. Patients can board In the lnstl-
tute building or wherever they please. Nh.
Eiseman is inclined to think that an insti-
tutu in this city would have Il large nunaber
of wealthy persons from the east during
the summer season. They could come out
on u tou through the Yellowstone park,
live at one of the superb hotels in Helena,
and after a few weeks return home, re-
stored in mind and body.
The railroad facilities in Helena and the
central location of the city in the state
would make il by far ,he best situated place
with reference to other Montana points.
Mr. Eiseman has besn considerably encour-
aged by some of our citizens Who will take
stock. In Butte 300 shares Of stock were
subscribed for it without reference to the
location of the institution. 1t will doubt
less occur to MANY that after an existence
Of two or three yea,sthe field for treatment
Of Kelley patients would be practically
e1hausted. Mr.. Eissman says that this Is
not go; that 50 long as whisky is sold there
Will 10 AIuuAhl01 dAN no q AonuAs Jaw"
for the institute. But the prevalence of the
morphine and opium habit in this north
western country should alono insure a large
number of patients. This class of patients
remain under treatment from six weeks ia
two months. The tobacco habit is also
cured. Mr.. Eiseman will remain in the
city several days to determine whether the
project can be started in Helena; if he il
successful = company will be organized
very soon. q building will be secured and a
physician will arrive from the headquarters
at Dwight to taxi charge of the institute.
The Kssley cure for drunkenness, the
opium and morphine habit has been widely
and generally discussed. That it is q sue
cess 10 the verdict OF Thousands who have
been cured. There are now $500 patients
under treatment in different institutions in
the country. The Nsw Jersey company
alone paid DR.. Kelley $500, 600 for the sole
right to use the treatment in New Jersey.
He received $4,000 for the exclusive right
in Colorado and it ia estimated by Mr..
Eiseman that his income il now s., ZOO, 0OO
a year with IN enormous annual increase in
sight. #.- -