The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-10-01
IN THE SUNNY SOUTH!
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE AT GREENS
BORO.

n KELLEY ms III y : Al
BORO.
Redeemed by the Double Chlo-
ride of Gold Remedies.
The Banner of Gold says Perhaps no
one Of the eighty-four branches of the
Kelley institute was started under greater
disadvantages and with fewer prospects
of success han the enc located at Green's
boro, n. C. Money was scarce, owing to
the low price Of cotton and other pro-
ducts Of the country. The parties in
charge of the institute were strangers.
Ike sentiment of the people had not been
aroused to the necessity for the treat.
ment. The medical profession were an
~tagOnistic to it. The churches and the
temperance workers were averse to be-
lieving that anything but moral and reli-
giOus suasion could combat the drink
curse, but men we'll known throughout
the state tried the double chloride of gold
CIV "NAS SNASN' AAN VIM
capitalists, who had the veal of their fell
low men at heart, organized a company,
purchased the right of the state, and took
the management of the same. The di-
rectors, W. II. Osborn, i. d. Heartt, A.
X. Umstead, J. b. Warren, J. +. Slaughter
and w. W. Fuller, the legal counsel, of
Durham, N. c., are men well known
throughout the state and the South. This
gave to the people confidence in the gen.
u~ineness of the cure and also gave it wide
publicity. A we'll known physician, W.
j. Fl. Durham, M. D was sent to Dwight
where he received full instructions in the
method Of administering the Leslie E.
Kelley double chloride of gold treatment,
and came back and took charge of the
institute as it's physician. Men came
from all parts of the state, from Virginia
aud Tennessee, and were cured, and went
home to tell the WOndrOus tale Of deliv-
erance from the dominion of alcohol and
opium, Some idea of the class of men to
be found at Greensboro can be obtained
from the picture of a group taken a short
time ago. The Richmond VA papers
and the North Carolina papers have been
Giles which have been performed at Greens.
bOrO.
No point in the state is more ~accessi-
bic han the city of Greensboro, and it is
o~~-;IannI aon - tIn 100 Io,,4;F1 -
healthy in the state. 1t is surrounded
by a lovely and picturesque country. It's
inhabitants are amongst the most genial
and hoSpitable to be found in that hospi-
table country. The buildings occupied
by the institute for office and Sanitarium
purposes are spacious and we'll adapted
to the purposes. With a doctor of long
established practice, well-known as an
educated and capable physician, having
had special education in the Kelley mode
of treatment from DR.. Leslie f. Kelley,
the ~discoverer of the double chloride of
gold remedies and with the same rem
edies that are used at Dwight, there
should be no surprise that the institute
at Greensboro has been successful, and
has sent away hundreds of men cured of
their diseases.
The graduates from the institute at
Greensboro are imbued with the same
feelings of charity and good will to
men" that characterize the Kelley gradu.
ate everywhere. When they return to
their homes they desire that their friends
and associates should share in the bless
ings they have received. They desire
that every man within the range of their
acquaintance who has become a slave 10
alcohol, morphine, opium, choral, CO.
caine or tobacco, should, like them, find
freedom, and they straightway gather to-
gether and organize a Bi Chloride OF
Gold club. The latest we nave heard Of
was organized at Wilmington, n. C., and
a local paper gives the following &C.
count of it AT q meeting of the gradu.
ates of the Kelley institute at Green's
boro, now residing in this city, he held
in the parlors of the Bonitz Hotel last
evening, a Kelley Ri Chloride Of Gold
club was organized and the folio wing
officers elected, viz: w. II. Gerkin, pres.
ideni; E. \. Sneed, first vice-president
John G. Bagwell, second vice president
John IL. Grotgen, secretary; r. VI. Gil.
bert, treasurer; Obadiah jenkins, senti