The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-02-29

What is known as the "Keeley Cure for
Liquor and Drug using was discovered by DR..
Leslie E. Kelley of Dwight. Illinois. more than
third of century ago. Since that time the
Kelley Treatment for Liquor, Opium and
Nervous Diseases has been constantly and
successfully administered through the medium
of Kelley Institutes, one or more of which are
located in nearly every State of the Union,
Canada, England and Mexico.
The ~Keeley Treatment was established in
Maine over twenty years ago; its success was
immediate and continuous and its permancy
and stability as an Institution has been fully
+, established. The Maine Kelley Institute has,
for the past fifteen years, been located at ISL
Congress street, Portland. Maine, on Munjoy
/ Hill, in building where modern conveniences
and accommodations tend to increase the COM
fort of the patients.
This Institute-the only one of the kind in
the State-is the oldest and best known insti-
tuition in Maine for the treatment of liquor
and drug addictions. Since its establishment,
small army OF men and women have been
cured here and restored to health, family and
earning capacity.
For many years the Institute was under the
management of Mr.. ]. L. Lovett, who retired
in july 1911, having disposed of his interests
to DR.. T. B. Morrissey, who has since been
Manager and Physician in charge. For num-
Der of years previous to August, 1906, DR..
Morrssey was the Physician-in- Charge at this
Institute and is personally acquainted with
large number of the former patients of this
Institute.
DR.. Morrissey is a graduate of the Rush
Medical College, of the University of Chicago,
and is,a licensed practitioner in the State of
Maine. His entire time for more than twelve
years has been devoted to the study and treat
ment of the liquor and drug addictions. Dur
ing this time he has been connected with
some of the largest Kelley Institutes in the
United States and Canada. and has been
member of the m edical staff at the parent In
stitute, Dwight, Illinois. For four years pre-
vious to coming to Portland, he was in charge
of the Kelley Institute at Salt Lake City,
Utah. He is specialist in the treatment of
diseased conditions resulting from the use of
liquor, opium. morphine, cocaine and the other
narcotic drugs.
1t is an established fact that the Kelley
Treatment continues to be recognized by the
public as the only successful treatment for
the diseases before mentioned. Imitators pay
high, though unwonted, tribute to the Kelley
Cure in their constant recognition of it by
comparison of their treatments to it, thus Civ
ing it precedence and prestige as THE
STANDARD. All concede that it is the best
known and most widely used of any, and so
fully identified with the name of Kelley has
the treatment for liquor and drug addctions
become that many people assume that every
establishment where such treatment is ad
ministered must be Keelev Institute.
This is a mistake and sometimes has worked
to the disadvantage of the Kelley Treatment.
There is unfailing test; no Kelley remedies
are administered anywhere except in establish
ments authorized by the Leslie E. Kelley
Company of Dwight Illinois and known by the
uniform name of The Kelley Institute. There
is exception to this rule.
The Kelley Treatment, in four weeks time,
/ relieves drink patients from all craving and
necessity for alcoholic stimulants Users of
opium, morphine, cocaine, laudanum, and other
narcotic drugs are relieved in from four to six
weeks.
At all Kelley Institutes the hypoderme
method of treatment is constantly used, which,
according to all reputable physicians, is pain
less, prompt and efficient. Under the Kelley
system of treatment there is nausea or sick
ness of any kind, and no nauseants, emetics or
other irrational methods are ever employed.
The treatment cures by restoring the system
to normal condition, and removes all craving,
desire or necessity for liquor or drugs.
Street cars from all depots and steamer
landings connect with the Munjoy Hill car,
| which runs direct from the Union Station to
the Kelley Institute, ISL Congress ST., Port
! land, Me.
All correspondence is strictly confidential.