Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-09-26

with comparatively but little dis
comfort or pain. / have taken
all kinds of treatments, even that
of the widest fakes.
They are not only humbugs,
but they are of little assistance in
getting well.
The Kelley treatment will cure
all cases that will admit of cure.
They will use in the cure not
more morphine than is used by
the patient in one day. And
there will not be any more dis
comfort than any person with the
least nerve can bear.
When the treatment is over
there is not enough of personal
discomfort left to induce any one
to return to the morphine. The
doctor, who denounces it, knows
not what he is doing. He may
be adhering to medical ethics, but
he is throwing rocks at the best
friend many of us have ever had.
He may prefer to die scientifcal-
ly, we had rather be cured by a
quack.
He may say analysis shows
nothing we say, without showing
anything, it cures the morphine
and whisky habits. He may say
it is irregular. We answer be it
SO, it cures the morphine and
whisky habits. These facts stand
out like the stone mountain, or
deep, rolling waters of tho Mis-
sissippi, and you cannot wipe
them out.
No one can meet them except
by saying that DR.. Keeley has
made a discovery that he has not
seen fit as yet to reveal to out
siders. What if he has, does
that impair the virtue OF his
remedies!
| speak what | do know when
| say he will cure the morphine
habit with comparatively no suf-
fering and of any date under
thirty.
There is no appetite for NOR
phinc, as for whisky or tobacco.
You want the morphine only to
relieve pain. When the pain
ceases there is no desire for NOR
phinc.
There are but few persons who
ever take morphine except to re-
lieve pain or disease, and under
the direction of doctor.
| know of man, a politician,
who took it after supper, as an
intellectual stimulant. He ran
up the quantity in six months to
two bottles day, and at the
same time was drinking one quart
of fine French brandy and smok-
ing "a fine Havana cigars. HI
was cured in three months.
When his daily supply was re-
duced to the fractional portion
of a grain, he would sit by big
coal fire in his parlor, in the
month of July, and with three
mackinaw blankets wrapped
around him would shiver as in
the dead of winter. This gives
you an idea of how much the
heat function is lowered.
Every function and every tissue
of the body, whose business is
performed, and whose tissue is
nourished by cell groth and devel-
opment is affected after the same
manner. Look at the functions
of the nervous system, for in
stance (; the will power and con-
scious sleep also during these long
months and years of morphine
eating. Both are greatly weak
ened, and under the strong infu-
ence Of aroused passion, or of
great temptation may do things
that blast them forever. God help
every man or woman who reads
this article, to call for enough of
moral courage to come forward
whilst they can and hc reclothed
and rehabilitated with all the ele-
ments of a grand manhood, SO
that they can confront the grand
est eye, say in truth and in right:
If thou sayest l am not peer
To any Lord of Scotland here,
| Highland or lowland, far or near,
Lord Angus, thou hast lied.
There is an element of truth
and merit in Keeley's remedies,
that must succeed everywhere.
Nothing can decry them SO long
as we, the graduates, arc true and
faithful. Let us be animated by
the spirit which, stirred the soul