The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-03
The chemist of the Leslie E. Kelley COM
pany, at Dwight, is Mr. Oughton, whose
picture appears above.
THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSES.
freaident Harrison Heads the Board Which
Has Adopted the Keeley Cnre.

Has Adopted the Kelley Cure.
Naturally the rights to the Kelley cure
lor the various sections of the country are
eagerly sought after and have high
money value. In establishing branches and
dlsposlng of these right DR.. Groves has
peen given some wonderful testimonials,
out nothing he has ever received was Gs
valuable as the following direct endorse
ment from the United States government,
an account of which appeared in recent
number Of the Chicago Tribune:
substantial testimonial to the value of
Gae heeley cure for inebriety and kindred
diseases comes from the government of the
United States in the shape of a contract
Tor the use of bi-chloride OF gold remedies
IN twenty eight national and state soldiers
and sailors homes. The Kelley company
mas o1ered its remedies to the govern ment
Ut the price to agents, and has in addition
| agreed TO give course of instruction 30 the
physicians who will have charge of admin
lsterlng the treatment at these homes
This is in the nature of a charity, and is
similar to the treatment made with the
Medical Aid association of Chicago.
| negotiations have been on foot for some
tlme, and yesterday DR.. Kelley received
the following letter from the governor of
Kansas, notifying him of the acceptance of
ms oHer by the authorities In charge of the
national homes for disabled volunteers:
| AAO4 Ol4lCe, western bralCn n. d., LOT
u. v s.. Leavenworth county kas Feb. 19-
Or. Leslie Heeley-Dear Sir-I lave lust laid
| down letter from General William d. Frank
| I'm, president of the board of MANAGERS of the
National Home for Disabled Volunteer soldiers
! returning of the contract with the Leslie E.
heeley company for the establishment of q
t prancn institute OF your company in each OF
| ihe seven national and twenty one state homes
IN the United States. He speaks emphaticaIly
OF the great good the future has in store for the
| unfortunate victims of alcoholism, and desires
Tkslvt1
erous assistance in enabling the board to graut
| thls great boon to the unfortunates under its
| charge.
have the honor to enclose a certified copy of
| Inc resolutions Of the beard of managers in
| strlctlng Major E. N. Morrill,, the local man
ager Of this branch OF the home, to close o con-
| tract with you for the use OF your remedy in the
seven national and twenty-o one state homes. and
also copy OF the vote OF thanks of the board
OF managers to you personally for your kind
ness IN the matter.
| THOSE WHO COMPOSE THE BOARD.
The board is composed of the following named
| gentlemen. The President of the United States
the chief Justice. the secretary of war ex Off
clos; General William b. Franklin, president
OF the board; General William ]. Sewell first
| vcie'prestdent; General John @. Black second
vice-president: General Martin r. Mcmahon.
secretary; Colonel John L. Mitchell, Mayor
General Alfred L. Pearson. General James
| Barnett, General Fra els Fressencen and Cen
eral George w. Steele.
ANDREW j. SMITH
Dr. Kelley talked Interestingly yester
day about the sale of territory for his cure
He said
I'm addition to this big contract at home
the Kelley company closed bond option
IN London with an English syndicate last
Saturday for over half million dollars
for the use OF its remedies and treatment
in Institutes to be founded in London.
Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield. Edin
/
go over there myself in May to open the
| Institutes
"a Duluth, MINI, syndicate several
| WEEKS ago purchased the right TO Russia
Sweden and Norway. 1t will establish in
stitutes in those countries in the spring.
| This syndicate is composed of representa-
tives of these nationalities BY the terms
of the contract they are to get all their
supplies from Dwight and the parent in
stitute there is to instruct their ply sicians
| in charge.
| eve have also sold the right to Australia
to syndicate IN New York, composed OF
Englishmen ard Americans. Institutes
will soon be erected in various cities OF
| that far-away continent"
! Mr.. II. II. Mccartney, secretary snd
treasurer of the Salt Lake institute, re.
ceived the following letter from Dwight.
| which confirms the above article:
DWIGHT March 12. 1892
The Kelley Institute, Gardo House, Salt Lake
City, Utah:
CENT EMEN-We herewith enclose YOU q
copy OF q contract entered into by the Eeeley
company with the government Of the United
States through its board of managers to sup
ply twenty one state and seven national homes
for disabled volunteer soldiers and sailors win
our remedy at agents prices, they 10 furnish a
physician educated at the home institute. and
pay MIN at the rate Of fifteen hundred ISL ,50Ol
per year.
We look upon this as an endorsement for the
remedies and roatment, of inestimable value
10 our work throughout the union II will be
the best means OF qUietiDg forever the fraEdu-
lent Institutions that are daily springing into
| life all over The country, and advertising them
selves as bichloride of gold saui ariums and in.
stitutloas. In word, advert sing in such a
way as 10 mislead the public ana make them
believe that they are branches OF the keeiev i'll
stitute at Dwight.
on are at liberty to use this government en-
dorsement on your cards in these words: The
Kelley treatment tCr the liquor. opium and to-
bacco habits have received the endorsement OF
the United states, ard will now be Used in ali
their state and military homes for DISABLED vol
unteer soldiers and sailors" Truly yours.
THE LESLIE h. KELLEY Co
CURTIS J. JUDD. Secy. and Treas.