The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-05
JOE MEOILL & DIR. Kelley.

Strong EndOrseIne nt of DR.. KeeIey's Cure
by the Editor of the Chicago Tribune"
Z 1t is we'll known that Hon. Joseph
Nedill, editor of the Chicago Tribune,
has long been an enthusiastic believer in
the Kelley cure Upon being asked re-
Gently how he became interested in the
great work, he wrote as follows:
81 tested this cure; l selected half
dozen of the toughest products of alco-
holism which the Chicago saloons had
been able to turn out, and the drunkard
making shops in no other city can beat
Them in their line of workmanship. The
experimental cases were sent down to
Dr. Keelev one at time, extending over
a period of six weeks. And in due time
they were all returned to me, looking as
if vertable miracle had been wrought
upon them They went away so;s and
returned gentlemen. 1t was amazing,
and converted me to belief in the eff
cacy of the gold cure for alcoholism
and opium
But 1 did not stop with the half
dozen specially selected cases. but sent
down to Dwight number of inebriate
acquaintance TO take the treatment, as
| was anxious TO reclaim those old
friends who had been respectable and
useful citizens before the drink habit
mad ruined their lives. When l had
mus UECOlIS iuilJ COAF AINS0 tndb
drunkenness was disease, the
result of imbibing poison. and that
a medicine had Teen discovered which
released the victim from the irrepressible
thirst Tor alcohol, and that IT restored
the man 10 normal health of body and
mind. 1 felt il to be a duty which l owed
to humanity to make known the virtues
of the Kelley cure as fast and as far rs
in my power, and | rejoice that the con-
troll of widely read journal enabled me
to reach the minds OF multitude of in
telIigent people. l opened the columns
of my paper freely to the rescued victims
of alcohol, who related their experience
and testified to what the X eeley cure had
done for them. 1t is not for me TO say
how much those efforts of mine has
tened and disseminated ID belief in
or knowledge of Dr.. Kee-
Iey's great discovery, as many
other journals came to my assistance and
co-operated in the glad work. and, they
each and all are entitled TO their due
share of the credit. For myself, / con-
tributed such efforts as l could, and have
reaped an abundant reward in the salts
faction felt that l had the opportunity of
helping 10 make known this sure means
of emancipation to the poor slaves OF
rum.
"From the humanitarian standpoint.
the knowledge that inebriety is cura-
BILE disease will take the highest rank
in modern science. and looked at as a
unitarian discovery, it will be re-
garded as the most useful one of
this great century. l make no excep-
tons to that claim, because it will do
more real good TO mankind than any
other. 1t relieves rum cursed world
of its bitterest foe \ = Those who
actually engage and aid in this righteous
cause will secure the approval of their
consciences and the heartfelt thanks of
the wrecked man they have helped to
rescue, and when they come to face the
sentinel, ST. Peter, at the gate, the strong
probabilities are that they will be told to
pass in and take seats among the elect for
their good deeds done"
The Kelley remedy aud treatment can
be secured in Kansas only at the Kelley
Institute, Portsmouth building, Kansas
City, Kansas. DR.. keeley's remedies are
not administered in Kansas City, Mo-
Kansas City Journal.
The "Aurora." pure Havana, best 1oc
cigar in the city.
Read Model Supply Store prices for
tomorrow morning.