Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-09-13
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many who have written to me-
A cierSyman-'1 was treated one year
| ago this month. The crave has entirely
passed away. l am often met by the temp
tation. but it is now no temptation TO me.
The habit of drinking whisky came on me
| after influenza: The doctor ordered me
am now quite we'll and at work again."
public singer-"I was treated three
years ago last September. Ever since
treatment can honestly say 1 have never
found drink temptation. I had lost my
health. voice and place through 1t. Am
now back in full work. Am on the stage.
day to myself. but am never tempted to
A lady-"It is now 2a days since have
tasted any stimulant. Before that. drink
was resistless to me: feel it was dis
ease; no other method ever tried treated
it as disease. Now I feel the disease is
| to touch it."
n or s in sns sr.d
everything else with no result. Drink cost
me 10000 in losing partnership in busi-
ness. Am now perfectly well. 1t is no
| A barrister. in active practice-"Drank
since I was Is; acquired the habit il, in
Paris. went into business and had 5000
business. have had Christian parents.
but my religion went to the winds before
the drink. / was treated in July, 1895; am
/ uoW Qulte well, nave uO ueSic loi II.
believe this treatment. with the, grace of
A gentieman-aI was treated in October.
1893. | drank from the age Of Is to S
| years; had been locked up; had tried every
| other means: am now absolutely free from
| the crave. Have been to Monte Carlo. sur
| rounded by the drink, but felt no tnchna-
| ton for it,
A gentleman in business-'I was treated
twenty-five years: took alcohol and NOR
| phia; had often tried to break them of;
used to take drink to bed with me-a whole
tSeaser and never @ toueR It. % formeris Could
| not pass public house without q drink,
and would borrow money to get 1t.
| in July. 1885, Had drank for years. It had
| affected my health and memory. l was
| quite unfit in mind and body to do my bus.
mess. Am now quite well; all desire for it
A clerk in a bank-'I was treated in No
made me walk in my sleep and had lost
my memory. Now never even feel thirsty;
Many friends round me drink. I never feel
the least inclination or desire"
The committee sat for three hours en-
gagged in seeing those who had been treat
ed. They saw many more who had ap,
meetings. but as they only confirmed their
former testimony that they continued quite
well. their evidence Is not repeated; ga o. Ihsee ere
| fore the committee, and letters were re-
| ceived from those who were unavoidably
| prevented from coming to the annual meet
| ing. These letters have been verified in
every case by the committee. and extracts
from some Of them are appended to this
| report.
it is the intention of the committee to sit
each year and to report the results to the
public. The committee intend to add to the
| strength of the committee; some well
known gentlemen are ready to join. and
| they think the time has come to make
such benefits Of the Keeley treatment
(SignedD JAMES FLEMING. Chairman.
| On Behalf of the Committee:
| So strong an Endorsement as this will
be noted with great pleasure by the many
| friends to the Kelley cure in America and
cannot fail to be very gratifying to DR..
| successful operation in many of the larger
| European cities we'll as in nearly every
state in this country.
Kelley Cure in Kansas City.
DR.. Kelley now has institutes in success
full operation in many of the larger Euro
The Kelley Institute. Portsmouth build
| four years ago to accommodate the great
| Southwest country. is duly authorized
a sea usss s tss sFsa KseeS sasses abpre
tation of being one of the finest equipped
and that the treatment is successfully ad-
| ministered there is attested by living wit
nesses in every city and hamlet in the
|
and beautiful rooms. including reception
| room, private offices of the business man
| ager and medical director. treatment
| rooom, laboratory and club reading room
| for the accommodation of the class in
| attendance.
To most visitors It is a surprise to see
| in the class so high order of inteili-
gence as prevails. Among the twenty or
| thirty students usually in attendance
are found doctors, lawyers, merchants.
bankers, farmers, office men and railroad
men, as well as women of high attain
ments and good standing in society. A
| majority of the lady applicants seek
cure for morphine or other narcotic addic-
tions. They are not required to visit the
| treatment room at regular intervals dur
! ing each day, as are the men. but receive
treatment at their private apartments, and
| the same favorable results are said to
| follow the treatment in narcotic cases as
in cases of liquor addiction. The Kansas
| City, Kas.. institute has accomplished
| splendid work. and deserves the support
Of all who are interested in the spiritual
moral OF financial improvement of the
American people.