Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-11-24
A CONCISE KELLEY CATECH|SM
ANSWERS TO IMPORTANT CUES.
TONS ON KELLEY MATTERS.
This Catechism Was Arranged to
Suit the Every Day Interroga-
lions o. Those Who Desire
to + now All About the
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Kelley Institutes of

So many articles have appeared
touching the Kelley Cure as given in
Iowa, that the following article has
been prepared to answer the numerous
questions that ARISE, and upon which
there still seems to be some doubt and
ignorance.
Is this cure approved by any high
authority?
Yes, the highest; for The Kelley
Treatment for the Liquor, Opium and
Tobacco Habits has received the en-
dorsement of the United States, and
will now be used in all their State and
Military Homes for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers and Sailors.
This recent contract ends all discus
sion whether the cure is of practical
value. 1t is to be used by the Govern
ment in twenty-one States, and in seven
National Homes.
Is ii delusion, or mental science, or
faith-cure. or hypnotism?
No. 1t is positive and radical med
ical treatment. 1t consists of hypoder-
mical injection into some parts OF the
body four times a day, and the recep-
ton into the stomach at frequent in
tervals of a tonic specially prepared
for The purpose. Warm baths and nu-
JIlblOus lOOu arc uloo ihoioSSo upoh'
There is no more secrecy or mystery
connected with the treatment than in
the practice of any regular physician.
Does the injection hurt, or are there
any unpleasant sensations?
The injection causes about as much
pain as the prick of needle. Some
times there is lack of appetite follow.
ing, sometimes a little nausea, AMI
generally disposition to be quiet, with
good sleep and plenty of it.
How soon are any effects of the
treatment noticed?
Generally at once. The patient de-
sires less and less drink; his system
Graves and will retain nutritious food,
and in two or three days liquors placed
before the patient will not be touched.
How long does 1T take to cure?
In most cases the work is done in
/ three weeks. After the first week the
J patient is u new man; he is then toned
up and fitted to resist temptation.
What does the treatment really do
for a man?
1t puts him back where he was; he is
as If he never was drinker; 1T takes
away the love of drink. Liquor has no
attraction. 1t stands in the same rela-
ton to him as any other nauseous drug.
If man will drink he must begin
anew. Very few will do this, how
ever, knowing what they have been
through. Statistics kept for eight
years show about 90 per cent. of per.
manenJ cures.
But suppose that man should begin
again, what then?
1t is precisely as it is in any vice; the
relapse into wrong after period OF
right is almost always violent. There
is nothing peculiar TO the gold cure
bout this; it is the law of Nature and
the rule of the Eternal. No boasts are
made by those in charge of the Kelley
Institute that their treatment over.
turns the laws OF Nature. They do,
however, claim to assist men to resist
successfully.
Are there any after results that dis
credit the treatment?
More than eight years of CONSTANT
observation fail to show bad results.
Now and then sensational article ap.
pears and some one is said to have
died as a result of the gold cure. But
there is no evidence to support this
statement People die everywhere;
patients die in hospitals and in every
ONE: kings and queens die even wher
dIlCniCb ny SouAS tShy oANiuhS A'heAy
patients come for treatment too neal
gone, and ruined by excuses, with nj
power of recovery under any system
Just in this way consumptives start fol
Cuba or California;; they arrive only Il
die.
Can A man take the treatment a.
home just as well?
Not as well; and, as a rule, mar
Will not be faithful with himself il
any home treatment. The Kelley Cure
is more than to take medicine into thu
! stomach. Regularity and freedom
from old associations are necessary
The patient is with those, who like
himself, are bent upon one end; the
D.. tients inspire one another. There j:
) happy and cordial enthusiasm in all
over a friends recovery.
How much does it cost?
, Compared with the happy result /
costs very little. A single debaucl
costs more than an entire cure
Twenty-Five dollars q week is tn,
charge, which includes treatment ant
MEDICINE. Board is extra, and i
era led to the wish and purse Of tn,
patient.
viii you give the names of thos'
cured?
No Names are never mentioned
The whole affair, both in correspond
ence and in everything connected will
the treatment, is matter of delicate con
fidence. Patients are protected and no
exposed.
Is it necessary for man to come drunk
OF course not Rum is always ours,
and harm. Let the man come sober
possible; but should he come suffering iron
debauch he will be ut once attended +
IL. haiti
| said of the alcoholic habit applies as wei
| to the opium habit. The treatment
| equally effective for both troubles.
Is 1t necessary for man to be brough
and attended by his friendsi
| A patient will be met at the station by a.
attendant of the house, il proper notice
given, and then he will have every car
from experienced persons. There are n
| bolts and no bars. Kindly care is Away
| given. and he will be protected during hi
| stay till he goes out redeemed man.
Where are the Kelley Institutes in low
| situated
They are beautifully situated at De
| Moines, Cherokee, Burlington and Red Oak
and are run on the hotel plan, board room
treatment all in the same building offerin
perfect freedom or absolute seclusion, a
will
How is a person to know whether the In
stitutes are genuine!
BY simply writing to the Leslie +. Keele
Co., of Dwight, Ill, or to The Kelley Inst
tute, Dcs Moiues
How many patients are there in low
who remain cured?
q OVER ONE THOUSAND.
One admirable feature is the spirit {
- brotherhood that embraces patients. Whe
:, person comes he is received as frient
a He feels at once as If he was living anon
: his own people. In this way patients Ell
IL courage one another, and the progress Il
s,h ail ah lKtya wi
g '"rhis water has been distilled" i
+ the label on the water coolers in sew
q sral New York restaurants and cafes
a 1t is stated on Cuban authority tina
eating banana and drinking any kline
Of liquor at one time generates in thu
stomach a fatal poison.
Fine rubies are enormously NOR