Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-01


the disease caused by drink.
Whether DR.. Kelley in his lifetime
ever reveals his formula to the medi-
cal profession, is not a matter OF any
consequence to the victims Of alcohol
ism So long as his remedy relieves
them of their enthrallment. He is es-
tahlishing numerous branch institutes
for convenience of access where they
can graduate into sobriety and nor.
NAL health without going far from
home.
The great and vital fact is now es-
tabli-hed and made known that no
victim of alcoholism need die drunk
arl. There are more than a hundred
and fifty thousand living witnesses of
that truth who were diseased III tissue
and brain, but after taking the gold
cure have been restored to their right
minds. to good health, to their fam
| lilies. friends and society.
Notwtt tn tand ng oil his multitude of wit
| nessas aud II the cts nd exp anati' ms made
| known. it is exceed ugly ha d to convince many
/ PEI j that = specific for drunkenne $ has
| ua " been disc ed one reason TO- this IN
he ief is thaf the, recar,. nehriati a M re
| habit, ic ~ nlu gence viii: h the d.nnkard
| en- ercnme b, exc, sing his i'll ow,r. 1t
ms almost imp ssibl. 10 get it drilled into
treir h a that di maniac has will
power that he is disc q sick, md weaker
than rope of SIM. -, -rsist in ssering
NJ. Nv inv
assisted by prohibitory laws enforced by drinking
r licemen, and chu. Oh Influences, uside of
which the drnker e>isss rid the victim of
his irrepre- sib thirst, if these means and
he, agencies fill and mans is hopeless,
tn er mains relief. s,ve rh,t fond in the
grave. They 90 working in the Cd hopeless
TO cure dirsomana by moral suasion. hut
'hev might a. well y to cure diphtheria or
nm mia by i.
In fict som: persons blinded BY pre-
judice ard ignor nee fanaticaI FOLLY, that
thev I'm agne that it ir1piors 10 interfere with
the pur oses and met ods If Divine Providence,
as Dr.. Kelley does with his double chic ide Of
gold. and they don't Mt t. see oruI kards
rescued and reformed that Y, p,eferrfng TO
have them lost. Roth these iseses IF PERSONS
ref Sc 70 do anything towards having inebriates
cured of their disease. or to aid "r encourage
hem to try the remedy or to assist them in OBJ
tain M emplavn ent after they return home
emancipatei ON their enslavem mt.
Such people shond read and inwardly digest
the parab Of the Good samaritan. In this
connection let me add here tn the spirit OF
iea'orsy and hos'iltv mantle ted bv Prohibi
tionists twa-d the Kelley treatment sp ings
from he unrefs Gin feeling that it may in some
wav interfere with their political plan of dealing
with in'emnerance. Bur the narrow minded
totally mistaken There is no con-
iict il their respective retNois Dr. Kelley be-
gins his work where their leay 8 off They seek
to prevent people from ACC uirng taste for
liuuo-. ne cures that petite afte- 1t has be |
come disease. Thev t'y to prob bit men from |
rink'ng: he .eclli,ns them o s,brietv, after |
they are drunkards which they cannot do. |
Their scheme is preventive his is curative. |
They endeavor - keep shH n from going as'ray: |
re finds the sheep that aye lost. and returns
them 20 h flock. and oil good men should rejoice
a Their AVIATION.
nr. Kealey's snhere of action g not artaronistic
to that Of the 'rohibitioriS's bnt suppleme nta-y
or auxiliary thareto, and therefore they should
not a~bo- feelings of envy jealousy If mis-
f-eatmen' but should exend to him hand of
fell wship as eo-aborer in the g. eat Temperance
fell
some points which always interest people in
their inaui 'es about til, Kelley cure l. the
permanent # so. Wy do peopl' re-
arser md Dies the medicine leave II
aff.c's behin' it? Foes it iniure the system,
brain o. any of the eerses in any way? In other
40 -as s he remedy as prepared innocent as
he doctors use the tenn?
7 am convinced hat its use Goes the patient no
harm. and that the remedy is permanent. il the
patient chooses 10 haze il So. IS
ar as have been able 20 investigate the relapses
,ad s1ci,l or mo al causes a. their base. Oh
er we'd that the men who went back TO their cups
we're in most instances young mau who had
,erome tired of the monotony of 80 lie v per-
OBS of bit little moral smina who lnnged for
he society Of toners md carouSers. They adj
Mite that they he'd NJ desire for liquor: that
he appetite for it had been cured but they liked
ibul ,us company and enjoyed the hilarity
aree by alcohol or their b'ains. Those men
reit The quenched IL and returned
o their prison regardless OF the consequences
hey usei their viii power 10 acquire rev ap-
elite for liduo- Hence Their fall is due to moral
r soci,l causes ra her than 10 physical or any L
ncering remnants of the old debsse appe ties
We o der men who had drained he cup TO the c
lite dreg. and adj experienced all the dreadful {
retchedness ard misery VIII ch the chronic saves Z
alcohol have to endure, and knowing that {
lcoho bite h like screen and stineeth ike an n
ider, did not court the empter, bu cave it a d
ide be tn. Ny observation then is that some 6
scued men backslida, but the full is not in d
ee 'ey's cure but entlrelv in themselves. j
might here close my remarks, but am in r
rmed you desire that should relate how / q
,me to investigate and endorse the Kelley treat Il
l heard Horace Greedy declare more thai forty II
ars ago IL a pub lecture on the evils of in p
importance that alcoho. rank poison in it's p
feet on the brain and body of human beings "
I'd that it was only produced by decomposing g