Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-05-07
THE wHERRELL CURE.
The Parent Bichloride of Gold Institute
Of Kansas City, Kan, u most
Wonderful Success.

The Cure Of Drunkenness In Absolutely
Certain.
The Kansas City Gazette of Jan. %,
1892, says: DR.. John Wherrell, dis
cuvercr Of the Wherroll cure for
drunkenness, has been personally
known to the editor of the Gazette for
at least twenty years. He was one OF
the original members OF the Kansas
Academy Of Science aud the printed
transactions of this society bear record
Of his efficient labors in the depart
Of botany, chemistry and physiology.
As an experimental Psychologist in
certain lines of work he has few
equals. The doctor was visited at his
room at the bichloride of gold insti-
tuie and was asked why he had not
opcucd an institute for the cure oi
drunkenness before. He replied 81
ought To have opened three years ago,
but Won must understand that men
like myself, who had been found for a
quarter Of a century in the laboratory
Of exact scientific research, grow TO bc
exceedingly cautious, and hence did
not open an institute for the cure oi
tie liquor habit until | was absolutely
certain in every particular that my
cure was perfect and that could DO
every time everything l promised.
You will understand that DR.. keeley
made this b.undcr. lie acknowledged
in his lecture last night in Kansas
City. Mo-, that lie opened the doors Of
Dwight for the treatment Of the liquor
habit and after nearly three years OF
treatment found lie was not success.
lie then closed his doors for several
wears, after which he reopened them
for treatment. We did not dc this.
We perfected our cure first, then open
ed our doors never TO close them again
because we are success. l have
tested my remedies hundreds OF times
and they are doing all that is possible,
viz cure the liquor habit"
DO you think the people will take
TO your cure AS well as to Keeley's?
why not? What do people care !
A person who wants to be cured OF
the liquor habit only wants TO be as
sured that he can be cured without
doubt, and he docs not care whether
1t be the Wherrell or Kelley cure so
long rs he is cured. We simply
guarantee q cure and back this guar
antee by not asking the person to pay
us cent until lie is perfectly satisfied
that he is cured. In fact we don't want
any pay if we can't cure. We are
willing to test our remedies in the
most unfavorahle places" .
The Kansas City Journal OF April
%, 90, says: For over six weeks
representative of the London and
foreign investment syndicate Of Lon.
don, England, has been in the United
States investigating the different cures
for the liquor habit. After investi-
eating all the other cures he came TO
Kansas City about two weeks ago 10
find ont all about the Wherrell cure.
After q thorough investigation he ca
bled his decision to the syndicate last
Saturday and received an answer to
close the deal, paying $4,000 aud GER
tain royalties for the right TO use the
Wherrell bichloride of gold cure and
Establish institutes in great Britain
aud Ireland.
A representative of the Wherrell BIZ
chloride of gold institute, DR.. Will
liams, visited our city last Monday
evening and at special meeting OF
the city council the following resolu-
ton passed that honorable body:
Resolved, That the three rooms To-
Gated on tile first floor and on the west
side of the building known as city
hall be repaired and we give to this
institute their use free Of charge az
long as they conduct such institute III
our city, and be it further agreed that
we make all effort in our power to Sc
cure at least ten patients for the insti'
tute.
Bv this action all was granted that
was asked and it only remains fol
the mayor and council, with the able
assistance of our citizens, to secure the
ten desired patients for the company
to have the institute in running order
in two weeks. 1t behOoves us ont
and all TO persuade our afflicted broth
err to make "a man" of himself wheI
the chance is so easily obtained, anc
we will further say there is not a per
son in Baxter or community who can
not meet the payments required by
this institute.