The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-28
AN OLD PROSECUTORS
LAST DISCOVERY

E. J. Gibson and His Rich stsike
I have been prospecting for over twenty
covered some valuable property, but my
last claim is one of the best I've ever 10
Gated and it is situated and worked in the
beautiful city of Salt Lake, and is known
as the Kelley institute l commenced
taking treatment for whisky on the 9th OF
August. and it is well-known fact that
was tough subject to cure. having drank
for about thirty years, and what is gener-
ally called a good drinking old miner,
making plenty of money and spending il
all for strong drink. And was very care.
full to see that my last dime was invested
in whisky. Now | can step out into the
world a free man, for the, appetite is gone,
and instead of the old desire for whisky
have taken their place. i can say from an
honest heart that the Kelley cure has saved
found in some mountain pass frozen
corpse. l am cured, and cured to stay. The
Kelley institute is one of the seven won
ders, and never can say too much in be-
half of it, nor can l ever be too thankful to
DR.. Groves for his kindness and gentle
manly demeanor; he is o whole-souIed,
sympathetic man. Every patient is treased
like a true man, and no partially exists
there All is friendship and sympathy be-
tween patients and doctor. The manager
and officials take the greatest care TO have
everything comfortable for the patients,
and all who come here for treat
ment can testify to this statement.
1 have been asked, does il affect youl
Does it iujure your mind. and will you
stick TO it, etc. Well, yes, it has affected
my mind, Tor where once it was muddled,
it ia now clear. and 1 car remember all
that trans pires and retain every thing. My
brain is clear and l feel like a boy once
more, although 1 am ON the shady side Of
life. The remark has been made by many ::
81 am ashamed TO 20 to the Keeleyn
Where is your manhood? Have you none
lefts
Every patient that comes showes to the
world that be wants to be q man once
more Young men or OLD men, one drunk
is more disgraceful than going TO an insti-
tute where manhood is restored, mothers
made happy and wives rejoice to see their
nus anos home, oncs more man, holding
mis- head up to the world, instead OF
sneaking by his acquain tancas. Once more
let me ask you who "tip the bowl' to con-
suit DR.. Groves and have few minutes
talk with the manager, M. Mccartney.
You will hnd tuem gentlemen in every
sense of the word, and when once at the
institute you will 20 longer be skepticai for
and bring you once more TO become re-
spectacle citizen. You will find every true
man willing and ready to extend the hand
Of fellowship when you step out cured from
the Kelley institute. AS for myself have
never met Class Of men who feel SO happy
as those VINO graduate at the Keeley. All
is harmony, and everything is done that
can be exp ected to maze the patient com
Portable. The steward takes great care
10 provide them with the best tho market
affords and ia ever ready with some dainty
food to appease the yearnings OF damaged
And once more let me say that
words cannot express the happiness l feel
at being restored to manhood for was q
character tramping over mountains Sleep
ing out, going without the necessaries of
life, depriving myself of all pleasure, barred
out of respectable society on account OF an
ACQUIRED appetite for '.grog." Now 1t has
all gone. No more hanksring after drink
or desire 10 rise in the early morning to
hunt some open saloon to get that which
destroys soul and body. l am now saved
and more than happy. holding up my head
aud knowing that am saved man.
Thanks to "The Keelsy." it's M. D. and
Respectfully.
R.J. G1Bsoy.