Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-24
FACTS
PERTAINING TO THE KELLEY
GOLD CURE
IHITAIORS AND FAKES SHOWN UP.
THE KELLEY GOLD CURE VS..
THE IMIrAToRs.


dies are springiDg up that II Is necessa-
~ TO put the public on its guard against
them. The imiiators claim. some of them.
that they are using DR.. Keeley's Rene.
dies. Others tina. their spurious limitations
are Improvement" on DIR. keeley's
Remedies. No one can initiate an article,
the composition of which he know. moth
ing of, and the Double Chloride of Gold
Remedies discovered by DIR. Kelley have
never been analysed, and never will be
In this connection Il would he well for
the public 10 read the following article
from the Banner of Gold. a paper pub.
lished Id Chicago under the editorship of
Col. Naute A. Reed. Jr v.~
IMITAToks coLLArsINe
The secretary OF The Rescue Depart
ment of National Non Partisan Wo.
mans Christian Temperance Union, Mrs.
Agnes o. Paul, of Fort Fairfield, Me.
speaking of the claims Of several alleged
curers of inebriety, in her report says
They will certainly require time TO
prove the permanency Of the work" IL
has taken but very short time to demon
strate that none of them are worthy of
any recognition whatever as healers but
on the contrary their practices and RENE
dies are full OF danger 10 the patient.
Nearly every mail brings papers contain
Ing accounts of deaths occurring al these
imitation or fake institutes
The Syracuse IN. Y papers have long
accounts of the death Of Martin Broad at
the gold cure In that city and the arrest
of the managers and medical men con-
necied with the institution. The alleg-
ed treatment Is said TO have been discov-
cred by one DR. Fort, of Nebraska
d. O'Brien, graduate of the Hous-
ton cure at Cedar Rapids, died very sud
denly.
Two men died at the cure at Blooms
burgh, Pa, and one each at Brooklyn
and Clinton, N. Y.
The Adrian (Minn.) Democrat gives an
extended account of the death OF pa
tient at the French league cure at Worth.
ington. Mimi This Is the same cure
which was widely ventilated In the pa
pers on account of u suit against the In
stitute proprietors for the recovery of
large sum OF money which. II was alleg
ed. had been paid for the formula of the
treatment. which upon investigation,
was found TO be nothing new or valua-
BILE. These are but a few OF the cases
which have come to our notice. Letters
from various Kelley Institutes speak of
men who are taking the Kelley Troat-
ment who have graduated from the al
legged cures, and who found themselves
at the close of their course with stronger
appetites for liquor than when they be-
gan
AT Marysville there are In line men
who took the American liquor cure at
Sandusky. Ohio. and the Silver Ash
treatment at Alliance.
At the Kelly Institute at Tionesta, Pa,
was George F.Wolff, who makes the fol-
loving affidavit which will be interest
ing reading There IL no Keeley Insti
stute. probably, In the country. but what
If II desired, could furnish similar testi-
monias in regard to the inadequacy of
these imitatoTs aud fakirs; and IL would
be well for Institute Managers to have
patients coming TO them who have failed
TO be cured at these alleged concerns, to
make statement in regard to their
treatment at these places
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA -.
FoREsT COUNTY
Before me. the subscriber, Notary
Public in and for said county, personally
came George +. Wolf, of Jamestown, N
Y who, being duly sworn according TO
law. deposes and says: That on March
II, 1899, he went to the Monroe Improv-
ed Gold Cure, located at Bemus Point,
N Y for the cure Of alcoholism; that he
staid ct that institution for period OF
three weeks, paying for said treatment
the sum of one hundred dollars $1,000
that at the end OF said three weeks he
was discharged as cured that he refrain
ed for about three weeks from drinking
anything intoxicating. although having
craving appetite all the time; that al
though he went to the above place in
good health, he left IL with health i'm
paired and feeling very badly; that after
the period of three weeks, as stated, he
continued to drink regularly, getting on
long sprees. or drunKs, until Dec. 2,
1892, when he became patient OF the
Keeley Institute at Tionesta, Forest coun
ty, Pa, and has received treatment of
four weeks, which has not only entirely
removed the appetite for liquor, but has
also built up his shattered health, and Is
now feeling as well as he ever felt in his
life; that he has not had one days ILL
ness since he began treatment at the
Kee'ey Institute, Tionesta, Pa and from
his experience he would advise all to pa
tronize none but the Kelley Cure De.
moment further SAYS, that he came 10 the
Kelley Institute at Tiobesta. Pa hav-
ing no faith In 1t, but found. after re.
ceiving few treatments. that IL not only
removed the appetite for liquor. but re-
lieyed him of serious affection of the
heart. contracted at the Monroe Improv-
ed Gold Cure, at Bemus Point. N "
Sworn and subscribed before me this
2Sth day of December, A D., 1892.
GEO. II WOLFF.
JAS. #. BRENNAN,
[Seal.l Notary Public.
Numerous instances of the failure of
thasc imitators TO cure men could he
given. The Danvers bi-chloride of gold
institute came to grief in the person of
their canvasser, who got very drunk at
Havana, and W. K Morrel, who was a
graduate of the Pacific Bedal cure at
Kent, Wash, are notable examples In
which the press claimed them Kelley
failures, whereas they had never taken
the Kelley treatment. A gentleman
writes us from Cleveland that fourteen
men out of fifteen. who had been treated
bv the Eucrasy cure at Cleveland, are
drinking more now than they did before
treatment. Time has demonstrated an
other thing. and that is, that these imita-
tors do not remain very long In the same
place. Among those which have closed
up during the past month is the Craw-
louisville. Ind bi-chloride of gold insti-
tute. which went into liquidation
A local paper says the AshtabuIa. o..
gold cure had to close for want Of pat