Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

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Nadswortn, the secretary and .AAnA.
has also been acting In that capacity ever
since the Kelley Company Of Kansas was
organized, and his gontieness and uniform
courtesy have made him popular with all
with whom he comes in contact Mr.. w.
favorably known all over Kansas and ad-
joining states. The gentlemen who are in
ScnarEe OF thls institute are peculiarly we'll
lifted for the positions they 50 ably I'LL.
II would naturally be supposed that men
who are constantly coming in contact with
the whims and vaEaries Of victims OF al
eohol and oplates would IN time become
impatient and irritable; yet these gentle-
good nature and gentleness.
IT will surprise many persons to learn
that there is very little restraint placed
about the patients. There are no wards
no padded rooms, no straisht Jackets. in
fact. none OF the paraphernalia OF an or
dinary inebrlate asylum Experience has
given knowledce and those In the most
scottish condition are brought around within
a few hours so that they are as able to
Walk about as those In a normal condition.
About the only requirements are that the
patents shall take their remedies at stat ed
periods, and shall 90 to the treatment
hours are theirs 70 do with as they please
without let or tindrance FROM anybody.
though the mauaGement ReepS Thoroughly
informed Of the movements OF all PATIENTS
nEht and day. IL IS a marked peculiar ritv
OF the Institute that the patients. within
n day or two after ente ering, take as much
interest In their own cases as the manage
ment does, anl are quite as anxious for n
SPEEDY cure They are punctilious IN the
display a remarkable disposition to be pres
ent promptly at treatment hours. This Is
noteworthy, in view Of the fact that men
who have been drinking or using opiates
Tor years are usually very self-wllled and
frequently obstreperous.
No one need fear that he VIII be so sud
denly cut of from HIS supply OF stimu-
lants US 70 cause suffering. The patients
are given whisky Until they decline Il OF
Their own accord, which occirs in from ono
70 three DAYS. The testimony Of the pa
uehts Is unanimous TO the effect that there
bly, comes to those who attempt the $50
bering up process. with the assistance OF
yaev ,ne oTId1.iniary I1.iia remedies II seems to matter
may have been drinking whisky. he is "let
d9Wn so easily that he scarcely knows at
Wnat hour he began to get rid o. master
three days-seldom more--the patient rnds
that he has lost all desire for llquor, and
feels SO much better than he has for a long
time that he wonders why Il is necessary
To remain the stipulated time. He sleeps
good work. The remedy Is then BEGINNING
70 manifest It's effect, but It requires from
four to five weeks to restore the diseased
nerve cells and tissue TO a healthy condi-
ton. and when this is done he Is a we'll
man again. without the slightest craving
for drink-and that craving never comes to
him again.
The success OF Dr. Kseley's cure prompt
ca numerous adyenturers. most OF whom
had not earned the title Of NJ D. TO an
nounce TO the world that they had 'the
same as the Keeley cure" or an improve
mcnt upon It, These fraudulent concerns
deceived the public by employing pr
kccley's methods and literature, thus con-
veying tho impression that their so-ralied
cures were genuine, but the worthlessness
OF their remedies was soon discovered and
lhe large majority Of the promoters OF