Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-02
COUNTERFElTS.
INVITATIONS WttiCH INJURiOUsi.N
AFFECT ONES iIENLTH AND
POCi< ETBOOk.
Liability of the unthinkinr Pubiic TO
lie NictimI,cd by linz
posters.

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-, . uivueoy 'us .nat imitation Us the
| slnccfest flattery. when applied to the so-
cial and business features OF life. II a
| no o,,yir,t AZ. 80, ,h,n,, r. a., ~ IL, =,
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| ADOPT as II model some one who has
| achieved success and rcllrlously follow his
| methods. This is a harmless sort of Ifnitn-
1 t,on. similar ia ,he, which ,,plr,s mo do.
! 800 VI iaS"iV"i uut N",h '"e Hhi'u''u"
htsuthes form Which is dangerous 10 the
| health OF men or their pockcibooks It be-
comes. instead Of sincere nnttery. coun.
tergeit of something intrinsiroliy ,ncrito-
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All be Original. Bu, We cnn be lust.
Nothing il n,6r. con,ron p,wndavs tbap
the ar, of trading upon tho afliictions of
humanity. and OF hlching hard earned dol
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has las done a human RHmanty. wihin lin ths the mem memory ~
Ltmv III fi,t fittsvut seiitTa,iyl i, IL ~. nss.,y ~, ~,
.srS hSriSS uis'oN.rea' uter long E.afs ot r.
kenness and narcotics; When his success
was WAS nmaiS @ nnnomneed iii some eisht year.
had never known what il Is now 50 well
known, that these supposed habits oi
drinking an H., s nsns mar nsreo,lgs are really Ky
supervision OF men OF national reputation,
soon demonstratet beyond me rossibillty
~ u ANA't NUNN III. iN'f'. ma 'hI
OF the greatest discoveries on record, and
one which wiz place him among the sreaa,
6sngGaetors Of humanity There Is no 9th oh;
choose 10 call it. whlch is SO Intimately
associated with every family in the land:
icty, mothers more sleepless nights. wives
and children more tears II seemed too
good for crcderce that a remedy had been
discovered which would bnnish the mon
ster of intempcrance from otherwise happy
homes. and save from lives Of misery ana
OF inc best men in the country yet IL is
as irue as life and death, We have all
II is no, surnrisfnr ,hnt DIR. Kccley
shonId have iiuitninrs Within n few
months after hi discovery Was known to
pSarSa in Yaross pSrSns IF the coHs'Ty
even The l,sratnre IND ana ad9pnS the Many T,
Of then, yara "ailcS ..iSi. Chloride of Coid''
and other names as nearly rsselmghline pri;
H. 'oI.'y a3Ias ~ ~, 20 sny ma, tbom
Sands a Of peope ~ Il have been deceived by
thcir y,1nSv mnSSr tbc ,mnression ihnt
,hev vSrn r,ceivint. tho Iieal"v troattn"nt
or something equally good" when in fact
they received nothing OF bcnent. but in
SOME cases sustainad oonsiderabIe harm
10 their health The people were deceived
time and again They are still deceived.
When DIR. Kcslsy Concluded some 1--WE
years ago to establish a great system OF
institutes throughout the world for the
ed the corporate name Of Kccley Ins,i-
tutes to protect the public from impostors
and frauds. and his remedies have never
heen administered except by Institutes
bearing that name. There never has been
u keeley Institute in Kansas City, Mo.
The keeley Institute at Kansas city. kas.,
was established over -four years ago for
the beneht OF the great SouthWestefn ter
rit9ry which ~ tributary TO Kansas Glty. |
anu enjoys thc Itputau9H OF nelns onc o,
the most successful OF thls great system OF
hgylty ihstlutts: , s.. . |
. ~, @ n W. uoc sirus 80,
,iilu'i ,I nheS .u'l ~ lI',il ~ D".Su, VIII,
, ,i Tote 10 SutJ '.Si', @ ~.
~ ~ tS w II "a ~ IN saI-
ni ,. rgss n'I nf"-
a,es '.rbara,s a man vrbn ,dnt tbe ksnicv
~Ur, r,trarlsoI "a ,,entie,,ov a ~ toy dnys
nfn rointinp Ia a ,,nos innhrio,od ,oIinty
"a 70 you siirc of /, ." asked bis frienI |
20 YES" was the reply. well I do,iht |
1t T1t's inyestIgate" 4 few irniIrias ais
closet the fact that the ineSriate hnd |
never taken the Kseley treatment but had |
spent some weeks at a bogus institution
Physicians. too. have imagined that they |
hal discovered Dr keclcy's secret. They |
were sure of II that they told their pa- |
tients who Were victims of drink or nnr- |
cotics. that they could cure them. OF course |
they couldn't an1 didn't, but II was an ac-
on their part that dipso-
mania Is disease. Nowadays no ntelli- |
gent physician denies this These physi-
clans continued their experiments without
succeeding in single instance ms far as
can be learned. Some OF IN. II, were bold
enough to state that they Were using the
Kelley remedies: others conveyed that i'm
preston by implication. Persistent failures
guttsr1 rt,nst fhrs, ,,.,,t.,,., |
Sr iiG whn TbuSgs bnd eu not nnt their