The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-01

and | know it, Don't my looks show it?"
The reporters reply to the last inquiry was
bound to be in the aft rmative, as would that
Of any one else have been who knows Mr..
Clark.
Henry l.. Yatter, the efficient barber in
the shop of Felix Pratte, says: d" | am still
in line, and 1t is no trouble to remain 40,
despite all reports to the contrary. The
treatment has done all in my case that it
advertised to do. The desire for liquor is
gone, and my health is good"
Orville Dewey, the truckman, has this to
say 81 drank every day for thirty-five
years. ! took the treatment year ago, and
l know IL can take n man out OF the mre
and put him on his feet where he was be-
fore he learned to drink. Then IL he learns
over, he is bigger fool than most Of us"
George Scott, harness maker for NJ. A.
Kent, familiarly known in his home in
Groton az Bub" Scott, says " When /
came to Montpelier to take the treatment
was all gone with dropSy, which the doctors
said was brought on by drinking whiskey.
] was next thing to "A dead man. Now
feel well and work every day. | drank for
twenty-siX years"
Charles G. Ainsworth Of West Randolph
says: =" | was periodical drnker, and had
been drinking for twenty-five years. |
graduated from the Institute at Montpelier,
last June, and the cure in my case has been
complete"
T. L. Snow, local manager of the electric
lights in Barre, says: al know 1 am thor
oughly cured. I took the treatment at
Montpelier fourteen months ago, and have
never seen minute since that | wanted a
drink"
| Captain Thornhil Percval. the Mont
| pelier florist, says; The Kelley treatment
has built me up and made me feel like a
| new man. 1t has done all it advertised to
| do. You can't endorse II too strongly to
| suit me-"
Lee Badger, attendant at the Montpelier
| Institute, has this to say: 81 took the
treatment sixteen months ago, and have
never had the slightest desire for whiskey
since that time. My health is better than
| ever before, and l know the cure is thor
| ough."
Thomas Fitzgbbons replied to the
scribe's questions in these words: 1t has
| been fifteen mouths since | took the treat
| ment aud since that time | have never had
| any desire for intoxicating liquor. Why
| any man ever wants TO go hack to drink is
more than l can see. Whiskey made me a
drunkard, the Kelley cure made me So
| ber"
Frank w. futile of vergenues, mem
her of Addison County Bar, was seen at the
Montpelier House last week. In reply to
| questions put to him he said: {" Some peo-
| pie have an idea that IL is a mind cure, and
L thought so myself before took the treat
inent year ago. But it is business every
| time l have never been sick minute
been thorough and radical in my case"
George II. Wilder of Lttleton N. H., the
| well.knuwn and rising young musician,
said: The Kelley treatment that / re-
ceived at Montpelier has taken away all
desire for stimuIants and feel more full
| of life and vigor than l ever did when
braced up with whiskey. 1 feel like hust.
ling all the time. So far as my general
| health is concerned, the treatment has been
| nothing but beneficial. 1t was the best in
vestment OF 500 ever made"
2. l.. Lyons of Montpelier was the second
man to apply for the treatment at Mont
| pelier. He says, most emphatically, 81
consider it the greatest thing for humanity
| that has ever been discovered. / don't be-
| lieve that any man who takes the Kelley
| treatment ever wants to drink again. III
they do, it is out of pure cussedness."
With such an array of testimony, any
comment in closing is unnecessary. II in
the mouths of two or three witnesses every
word shall be established" what shall be
said of the testimony embodied in this
symposium? Space alone forbids extending
it to twice its present length, the material
is abundant. III it shall succeed in convinc.
ing any in other parts of the state, and
wherever the WATCHMAN crcuates, that
the Keeley Institute at Montpelier is doing
a grand work for humanity, and that the
work is of a permanent character, its mis-.
sion will have been accomplished.