The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-10-05
TIE KELLEY METHODS.
Something Definite and Practical About
This Wonderful Cure.
THE SUCCESSFUL REUNION.

ates, Free From the Curse, and HOnOrPd Busi-
ness and Professional Men Again-lhe
General Interest and Kindly Feeling.
Topeka State Journal
To have been the direct or even In
direct means Of restoring lost health and
manhood to 30 foe body Of men as as
sembled at Topeka on the recent oCCa-
sion of the first reunion and convention
of the associated Kelley Bi-ChlOride Of
Gold clubs of Kansas, is surely a proud
distinction. Dr.. Keeley and the mana
gers Of the Keeley Institutes Of Kansas
are to be congratulated for having effected
such wonderful changes for the better
In the lives of thousands Of the citizens
of this state as q result of the introduc-
tiOn Of the Keeley remedies through their
institutions at North Topeka, Wichita,
LeaVsnworth and WyandOtte, where
nearly eight hundred men have been re-
leased from bondage TO thetwo great and
heretofore uncomprOmising tyrants AlCo-
hol and Opium.
To those who entertain the idea that
the classes at the Kelley Institute are
made up Of the rough and tough element,
or to those who have permitted the mis-
representations of unscrupulOus parties
interested through the liquor traffic or
otherwise In attempting to retard the
great work being done by Dr.. Keeley's
remedies to fill their minds with suspi.
clon that there is an element of danger
In the use of the Keeley remedies and
that their treatment had a tendency to
iDjure the health or break down the con-
stltution of the patient, 1t would have
been a great surprise to see this gather
Ing of bright, intelligent, healthy and
robust men, made up Of representative
men Of every profession from all parts Of
the state. They would compare more
than favorably with the average delegate
convention, for while every face shown
with intelligence, happiness and every
indication of good health, there were
none of the bloated, purple, alcohol faces
or the yellow opium complexlons, with
wild glariDg eyes, often seen in crowd
Of the same number.
THE MEETINGS.
The opening address was made by Mr.. |
D. 7. Palmer, Of this city, who extended
o hearty welcome In behalf of the Citl-
zeDs Of Topeka, and especially of the
members of the Topeka B C.G. club. He
expressed his personal pleasure at meet
ing 80 many brothers In the good work,
and explained the objects Of the Assocl
ated Keeley Bi Chloride of Gold club and |
a state association. In his opinion the
public had not taken sufficient interest In
the movement to become acquainted
with the theory Of DR.. Kseley and should
be brought to better understanding Of
the whole subject. The education Of the
people In this matter was one object Of
the state association. ave who have at.
tended the Institutes" said Mr.. Palmer,
"know that our systems were diseased,
and that as q result Of the Keeley treat
ment we have been entirely cured. The
demand our system made upon us for
alcohol has ceased. We feel it our duty
In the interest Of humanity to sndeavor
to convince the public Of the value 9s tie
remedy we have tested with so n4uch
satisfaction"
In his estimation the Kelley treatment
supplied the one thing lacking In all
movements; q plan Of reach.