Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-10
loses his desire for whiskey on opium, as

and sleep Ike top until he was walked
up. a. .ha
good work done by the institute mere In ~
specimen one written to the SALISBURY
Herald by Mr. Scott Brown. OF 1LoihhS-
vile:
a few DAYS ago while in Salisbury (Iny
native town Twas generally interviewed IN
regard 10 the Kelley treatment at Greens;
boro'. n. G. For the public good woula
like a small space IN your paper IN whicn
10 tell those who are suffering from the
same cause that / did that the cEre IS
uositive and permanent, a complete sun
dering of the iron letters that bound me;
Suffice 1t TO say would not take the Wotl1s
for what it has done for me. Once again L
take up life as / did when entering man,
hood. before accursed drink had dinined
intellect. blighted energies. ond made me ~
physical wreck. Thank God for Kelley In,
sutute II is boon TO North Carolina, ana
II the Christian and temperance people
would expend the money used on puoitc
demonstrations in sending lnebrates 10
this God given institute L fancy they
would reap q more abundant reward thah
for any other deed. IL is pleasant pace,
everything comfortable and hone-llKe no
coercion and no haIshness, but coutVeoIss
treatment with the bllssfui promise OF
freedom from the worst bondage that man
ever bowed his head to. | WISH l nsn
power 20 send every drinking man In the
South to this institute
FORGOT TO TAKE HIs DBfSS.
And another from one OF the most scien-
tifc and capable civil engineers III inc
State:
u For the last two years my constant
dream by night end thought 10y day was
whissey. Icould donothng unless fortified
by whiskey-in fact, believed there was
only one object in life. only one supreme
king on earth, and the whole sum ana SUD-
stance of all was whlskov.
In this condition | reached the lnstl-
tute on the night OF February II. 1877,
and entered under treatment i9rth-
! with. | called for whiskey a. regularly az
| | wanted 1t. and DIR. Palmer gave me an }
| needed. For one week / drank the wins
| KEY. gradually becoming somewhat care
| less about II, until discovered one morn
iug. after eqfing q hearth breakfast, that had
/ forgotten to take my drink before brefQdS.
/ Since then have never cared for my id0,
and 10 has passed away from me somehow.
/ and has not received the slightest thought
| since. | never want 1t, and never shall
/ again. | firmly believe. Ny health IS bet
ter and the world looks brighter to me,
| and / feel as though / had been liberated
| from prison which held me, body and
| SOUL
EMPHASIZED AND AcCENTUATED.
And all that is said IN these and count
| less other certificates Is emphasized and
accentuated by what any one can see here
every day. and emphasizes and accen-
| tuates that the Kelley cure does cure, and
/ cures radically. il enables men 20 pull
/ themselves together morally. mentally,
and physically, and | rereat. II II is fact,
| it Is blessed one. The Greensboro IN
stitute IL doing a blessed work. and say
this with no sympathy with that cant ana
and fanaticism that tries TO persuade the
world that the devil has a mortgage on
every man who takes drink OF whiskey.
The Kelley Institute is not the place tor
I q man VINO can take 3 little wine tor the
| stOmach's sake, but for him whose tenn
| permanent whose msfOrtunes, or whose
physical troubles have brought hiu under
! dominion OF drink, and with whom drink
has become a disease.
Here be is certain OF emancipation from
the evil. Many a man who has honestly
striyen 10 break the terrible habit. SUI.
/ fered the fortunes of the damned IN ga
| doing and failed, not because OF loss OF
| will power. but because 1t was physical
| impossibihty for him 20 conquer. has o'
| remaining here a few weeks become per
| feet master of himself aud his adversary
Men come here Just as they go TO water
ing places, and the citizens look upoi
their coming in that light There 10 No
sense of cdium or feeling OF shame at
tachlng TO being patient, and TINS tact
! would call especial attention 20. The pa
tent is looked upon IN and out OF the IN
stitute As a sick man. yet he sees from the
beginning that ne is certain TO be cured.
DIR. KEELTY's DISCOVERY.
Before closing this letter it should b'
said that Dr.. kealey's discovery Is tine T.
suit Of the Doctors long aud deep research
i'm the preparation OF his remedy known o.
double chloride of gold. lie first began
hs experiment with It as a surgeon IN tn
late war. and for the last twelve years ~
per cent. of the cases following the keele,
treatment have been.cured. DR.. Iheodor
Cuvler. the noted divine. IN advocating
abstinence IN recent letter, says that b
had found as many a seventeen lapse
among the $4,000 cured during the tWely
years.
II should not be inferred. although IN
treatment is harmless. that It IS promiscu
ous. The physician. on the contrary
makes careful inquiry into each case an
the doses are graded according as they ar
demanded by the conditions or physca
idiosyncrasies of the patients.
WHY DOES Il CURE.
Why does the Kelley cure cure? Tha
is another question / cannot undertake [
answer All know from testimony an
observation OF these patients Is mat
works O marvellous transformation. How
ever. | quote again from hlr. Battle as bear
ing on this point
MANY avow their infdelity becaus
they cannot reason out and explain an
reconcile all parts and passages or Hol
Writ.
, With many this is the condition some
Chat of the Bichloride Of Gold Cure
No one OF the patients who have bee
treated for drunkenness at the Greens
boro' Kelley Institute can explain why
after few days treatment, he lost o
taste and desire for strong drink
yet, without a solitary execution
this IS the evidence that has bee
related TO the writer, who. adds III
own testimony. Both habitual aud per
odic drinkers Of many years indulgence
and in all stages and phases OF suffering
, from nausea and painful nervousness
: the Jim jams" after day or two OK IN
| treatment appear comparatively cheerfl
in the club-rOOm circle, or walk about ~
, streets without an attendant.
"A most marked feature for the inst
tute is the fraternal feeling that prevails
not only between the officers and patient
but among tne patients. livery klHuAt',
/ sympathy. and delicate attention possiol
is layished, especially upon the new p'
tients by the Older.
= TRATERNAL FEELING.
During the three weeks stay of Ii
writer not a solitary discordant syllabl
has been heard in the cluO-room. III
! affsctionate friendship existing at a
times is very remarkable. Having a
5 been iwhelmed IN tho same woe, On
common tie that binds them is stron
and tender. This Is, Of course, comfor
! ing and encouraging 10 new patient
( merged IN gloom and suffering from ii
effects of recent debauch. There a.
I now FIVE States represented here-kel
tucky, Tennessee. Virginia. North an
South Carolina-and the number OF p
? tlents is continually increasing"
1t should DO said that the authorities
r the institute possesses equally lrreiragaD
' testimony as to cures made OF the opiu
!, and cocoaine habit. 81.
Died On the Train On His Way Home.
4 Especial telegram 10 tho Oispatch.l
BuRKEyILLE, Va, April "a colored ms
4 about ~ years old died on the Norfolk an
;. Western train. No. 4, this evening, betwee