The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-16
WHAT MUST YOU DC FOR
THE INEBRIATE?


You want to do what is best. of
course, for his own sake and for the
sake of his family.
1t Is not wise to upbraid him; his
own conscience is doing that besides
you must remember that the man is
diseased and that a symptom of his
condition is an irresistible craving. he
simply can't stop drinking: the stage
when he could have done that is long
past 9
What you should do is to advise him
/ TO be cured of the disease and then the
craving for drink will disappear. Won
should advise him to take the Kelley
! Cure. Why?
First-Because it cures. 1t is now in
| its twenty-seventh year and is. there
lore, no experiment. 1t does the work.
Second-It has gained public conf
dence and the people who control if
are reputable business men.
Third-Because in all cases where
health is at stake. only the best should
| be selected. 1t may, probably does.
cost more, but in so important a mat
Ter one should not be penny wise and
pound foolish"
You may hear that other cures are
lust as good" cheaper nearer"
etc, but remember We are the pioneers
and all these other people unconscious
~ give US credit of being the standard
by comparing themselves with the
Kelley Cure
Be particular that he does take the
Kelley Cure; some people think thai
every place where inebriety is treated
is Kelley establishment. This is
not so, and this mistaken idea is q
grave injury to us. There are thou-
sands of people who have taken alleged
cures and the failures are wrongful
~ attributed to us, though such per
sons nave never taken so much as one
dose OF our medicine. The right DIace
is known by the name s'The Keele,-
Institute, and there is one or more nm
nearly every state. All genuine Kelley
institutes obtain their remedies from
cur laboratory at Dwight. Illinois If
you prefer to send a patient TO Some
other establishment, that is your right
we are unwilling, however that the
blame which attaches to their failure
should De placed upon us and it is un-
just that it should be-
Do We Always Succeed?
That is a proper question and one
which we will frankly answer. In AN
cases taking a full course of our treat
ment and where our instructions are
followed, cure is effected. But Won
say. i know some people who took the
keeley Cure and who now drink"
True, but these persons will in all cases
tell you that the return to drink was
not due to a failure of thes cure. but
TO eXtraneOus causes. Some people will
insist on playing with edged tools.
some prefer drinking life to a sober
one, strange as it may seem; some dis
regard the rules of common sense. For
instance, the Kelley cured man who
smokes cigarettes reIapses. If he tries
TO be a moderate drinker, he will fail
ana soon be as badly off as ever. The
Kelley Cure will enable a man to be 4
total abstainer, but cannot be expected
TO change a drunkard into a moderate
drlnker. If man persists in seeking
low company and evil associates he will
soon relapse, and he might as we'll n
a man is to be as bad sober as he is
drunk, there is little advantage in So
brlety. The so-called failures of the
heeley cure are only failures of the
men. There is no question abOut If
Every man who takes the Kelley Cure
properly is cured of the craving for
drink and, if he chooses, can and will
remain sober as long as he lives. At
least so per cent remain sober. Is moi
that a good record? Compare if with
hospital statistics of any kind and Won
Will see we stand at the head.-KeeIev
Institute, 334 West South Temple.