The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-03

speak OF the gold cure' This is his great
secret-the secret" said the doctor i'm
pressively, (which has worked the greatest
revolution the nineteenth century has seen,
and the secret for guarding which DR..
Kelley has been assailed as if he were the
dlrest enemy Of mankind, instead of its
greatest benefactor."
And the cure-do you claim that every
drunkard can be made whole by the
Kelley treatments"
Every drunkard-no; the overwhelm-
ing majority OF them-yes. Nearly sixty
thousand reclaimed drunkards have been
returned o their families in the twelve
years OF DIR. heeley's illustrations, and
form that number OF living testimonials
for his treatment. He estimates that 5
PER cent OF the cases he treats fail back
into their old Ways-but think of the dis
coyery that enables ninety five out of one
hundred to be cured! The per cent. are
those who are beyond cure, whose stom-
achs are worn away with alcohol, whose
constitutions are gone. We do not profess
to give man new stomach or q new
constitution, nor even new will. We
give him distaste for liQuor-we will
place him, In fact, just where he was
before he began to drink. We start
him out on the road OF life afresh-
II he chooses TO go back to drink there is
nothing to prevent him. Some do, and
W..
aided to the world by Keeley's maligners
with as mucn Joy as though they proclaimed
q soul redeemed, instead of a soul fallen.
But the % per cent whom the institutes are
turning out cured every day in the wear
are not so much heard OF, though they form
in themselves an advertising army so for
midable that nothing car stand against
them"
How many patients has DR.. Kelley
under treGtmentH'
s'At Dwight 1000. In all I should say
2.50O''
as the Salt Lake branch the only one in
the west"
The only one in this portion of the west.
There is one in California end two in
Colorado. There will also be branch at
Great Falls, Mont The Salt Lake branch
will be the main Office and supply head
quarters for all this inter mountain sec
tion.n
81 understand you only have the Gardo
house temporarily"
THAT is the fact. We shall build extern
sively at Beck's Hot. Springs as soon as
spring opens, and when our buildings are
completed there we shall move from here"
Are all patients required to lodge
here!n
mot at all We have rate for the
treatment and an extra rate for board and
lodging. Of course, we prefer to have par
ties stay with US. We DO not accomplish
the results as unfailingly in the home
treatment as where patients are under our
care, but we allow them to do as they
choose about it,
what proportion Of your patients, dec
tor, are morphine or opium victims?"
about one-fifth, l should say We have
three or four here.''
ANY bad casesg'
"Yes, two or three very bad. When |
tell you that grain of morphine would
put you to sleep, even if it didn't Kill you.
you can imagine what man must be who
takes his sixty grains every day."
SIS your cure for the morphine habit as
certain as for the liquor2'
Eyes, only it requires more time and
somewhat different treatment. The NOR
phne victim is one of the most terrible
subjects physicians have 10 deal with. Our
worst case, (the name is with
heidi came to US in frightful condition.
If we had shut him off from his supply, he
would have died or gone crazy. We have
TO inject morphine into him every day, but
of course we lessen the quantity gradually.
He is immensely better ROW. and will be
turned out all right
'Is the morphine habit growing?n
Yes, you meet men every day who are
addicted to it, but you do not suspect them.
Morphine is eight times more powerful
than opium. The cocaine habit is worse
than either. Tho morphine victim braces
himself up with his hypodermic injection
every three or four hours; the cocaine vic
tim has to resort to his every half hour
The hasheesh drug-common in Persia and
Arabia-is worse than any others in its
effects, just as the illusions it produce, are
more delightful and ecstatic to the victims
THE SALT LAKE BRANCH
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
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JOHN BECK, VIcE-PREsIDENT.
H. H. MCCARTNEY, SECRETARY AND
TREAsURER.
SIMON BAMBERGER,
S. EISEMAN,
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