The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-14
KELLEY DAY
1t The Worlds Fair-What Does This
Mean2

The grand work of reformation being
accomplished by the Wichita Kelley In
sfitute. located on South Main street,
awakens special interest in the whoie
Kelley movement. The following from
the Topeka Capital is a merited tribute 70
DR.. Kelley and his associates:
The Kelley League clubs hoid .heir
national convention at Chicago during
the present week, and it is expected that
about 5. 5.0OO Keeleyites will he present.
The local Kelley league has received
from their national secretary, Jonn NJ
Kelly, notice of the designation OF sept.
Is as Kelley day at the worlds fair, whlcn
notice is accompanied by "A lac sinlie OF
fbe letter of Secretary CUlp, rs follows:
OFFICE OF DIRECTOR GENERAL Of THE
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION,
CHICAGO, His. Aug. s.
Mr.. N. A. Reed, Jr.
DEAR SIR-In compliance with your
request of July 2S. / have the honor TO III
form YOU that the council OF administers
lion, upon the recommendation o. tnr
director general, has designated sept: 10
ss Keeiey day within the exposition
+. c. CULP, Sec'y.
"Kee 'ey Day'' at the worlds fair. VI hat
soes his mpane 1t means that Dr. Leslie
&. Kelley of doublt chloride OF soid Iame
has come to be acknowledged as one Oh tne
great men of the earth, not only ny eue
thousands who have Iouhd ne" iiie
through the agency Of his great remedy,
and who have sung long and ioud I'D ms
praise. but by the great men OF Inc sciehc
tific world. of the Christian world, aud OF
the business world, and the Wofiu > lair
council of administration have cone wen
In showing heir appreciation OF the greas
pood DR. Keeley has accomplished, ana Ci
the MAGNITUDE of this great keeley move
H., hnnnr
keeley and his work above all other
scientific men of the earth, but IL also
means recognition of the good work or the
already great organization composed OF
ope hundred thousand or more men VINO
have been redeemed by his remedy,
md that these same men, many OF
whom Were but IL year or two since
looked upon by society as criminals on
account of physical infirmities from which
they suffered untold agonies, and for
which medical science bad failed to pro-
vide relief have forced the doubling
world TO acknowledge that they have not
been drunkards from choice, but though
shining against nature IN beginning
drinking career, their system has been
poisoned by alcohol until they have hnal-
~ found il to be a necessity. Ihls mas
been proven by the happy sighs OF appre-
riation of the good they have realized at
the hands of DR. Kelley and the Kelley
institute, by their never ceasing efforts 10
do honor to the author of their redemption.
ly their having lived sober lives since the
necessity for stimulants has bean removed,
and by the great interest they take in be-
half of those still suffering from the
liquor curse. All this we have seen
ABOUT US among hundreds who
have been restored to health and man.
hood by the Topeka Kelley institute, and |
It is myster to us how any can continue
10 doubt The undisputed evidence of the
efficacy given by thousands who have
been redeemed, and this added to the |
testimony of such men as compose the |
council Of admiDist ration of the worli's |
fair and other representative men as Rev. |
Il. De Witt Talmage. Philip ID. Armour, |
General Neil Dow, DR.. Edmonds of Lon
don. DIR. McGlynn, Bishop Newman, Ed
ttor c. II. Taylor of Boston, Hon. John V.
Farwell, Editor Joseph Medill of the
Tribune, and many other great
men who have taken occasion to investi
gate, and have heartily indorsed the
keeley work. 1t is gratifying to see the
persistent doubters very small minority,
while the friends of this work are fast ill.,
''REDEEMED."