The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-11-18
The ksely Institute Of the South,
at Greensboro.

The ksely Instltute Of the South.
at Greensboro.
The Keely Institute, recently To-
Gated at Greensboro, N. c., is now
attracting the attention of the peo-
pie of the "Old North State" and
Virginia, South Carolina and Ten
nessee, by reason of its convenient
ces as sanitarium and cure for the
habits of drunkenness and those in
cidental to the use Of morphine,
opium and tobacco. Greensboro is
almost centrally located upon the
great thoroughfares of the South,
and is destined to become the pop.
ular resort of large majority of
Southern people who desire a cure
for the particular diseases specified,
and we can see no reason why 1t
should not become to the people of
the South what the original insti-
tute of DR.. Keely in Illinois is to the
people of the North. DR.. Palmer,
the physician in charge has in ev-
cry way qualified himself, and is rs
skillful in the administration Of Dr.
keely's remedies as the practitioa-
ers are in DR.. keely's Institute in
/ the North. This added to tho fact
that Greensboro has the altitude
above the sea level that Omaha en-
joys, with the climate of the Pied
mont section of the South, makes
the inducemeAt a very strong one
to take the cure at the Keelv Insti-
tute at Greensboro. The citizens OF
Greensboro also take a lively inter-
est in their institution and are not
likely to permit 1t to be outdone by
any other institution Of the same
sort. The attention Of the large
number Of people has already turn
ed to Greensboro as the coming In.
stitution Of the South. A short
stay in Greensboro is sufficient in
itself to demonstrate all that il
claimed for it by its people.
Persons who have the treatment
administered by DR.. Palmer express
themselves as entirely satisfied that
the cure will be fully effected and
permanent. One Of his patients re-
Gently said after having taken only
a four days course that he had ne
further desire for whisky and al
ready felt better than he had fel,
for ten years. This gentleman Il
well known from Winston to Raj
eigh, and Is considered very prom
inent man.
All eyes are turned toward him
and his cure will settle the question
in the minds of multitude O
Southern people. He will be en-
tirely cured of the appetite at the
end of his three weeks course a
Greensboro.
A large number Of people have
been treated at these institutes
Among them are lawyers, doctors
editors, dentists and college profes
sors besides a large number Of book
keepers and accountants, and many
thousands have already been re-
claimed from the drink habit
Among the number who have beel
cured we would name the Hon. Pa
OHawes, of Omaha, eX-Mayol
Swartz, of Sioux City, Opie Reed, o
the Arkansas Traveller, Mr.. Rich.
ardson of the Omaha Bee, and ,
large number of other prominen
persons.
The treatment at Greensboro cor
sists of three weeks course of med
icine administered by DR.. Palmer
consisting of hypOdermic injections
in the left arm at regular interval
four times day, and medicine ad
ministered internally every tw,
hours while awake. The institut,
has large and comfortable read
ing room, properly heated, Lighted
and ventilated, where the student
spend their time in sociable enjoy
ments and reading or writing
They come and 60 to and from tn