Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-04-20
GLASGOW KELLEY INSTITUTE.
A Remarkable Institute, Pleasantly
Located, That Is Doing Much Good.

LILO Ai3ooi, oPiuA of mOTpulLc udDlG
can be cured.
This is the testimony of thous-
ands all over the United States who
have been cured by the famous Kee-
ley treatment. The original house at
Dwight, Illinois, now has branches
in various states where the same
treatment is given nearer home and
with pleasantsr surroundings.
For Missouri the institute at
Glasgow possesses many advantages
not found elsewhere. The selection
of Glasgow as a site for a Kelley in
stitute, was made after a thorough
investigation of the various condi-
tions that contribute to the eliglbil-
ity of location.
From sanitary point of view we
find in Glasgow everything to rec
ommend tits location, soil, topg-
raphy, thorough drainage, "Glen
Eden" mineral springs and baths,
as well as it's picturesque and beau
tiful situation and surroundings.
There can be no more favorable con-
ditions nor positive guarantee of
health during treatment, than are to
be found in and around Glasgow
with possibilities of making it one
of the popular health resorts of the
west. Here are to be found ample
hotel and private house accommo-
dations, with the "Glen Eden''min-
eral springs and baths, in connec-
ton with which free conveyances are
to run to and from any part of the
city at any hour in the day. The
bathing charges are very moderate.
The waters of "Glen Eden" are un-
surpassed in their medicinal, invig-
Grating and health giving properties,
and their favorable application in
the complications which SO often
arise, or exist, in connection with
the special diseases of the liquor or
opium patients, are calculated to be
OF inestimable value in the further
ance of a speedy and effective cure.
Glasgow is unsurpassed for the
beauty of scenery or pieturesqueness
of surroundings with its pleasant
drives, and quiet home-like life, with
perfect freedom from the evil in
fuences so often observed in city
life.
The Glasgow institute was opened
June 1, 1892. 1t has treated many
patients and but one has ever re-
turned to drinking, he doing so by
his own desire.
By the use of the Double Chloride
of Gold Remedies, discovered and
perfected by DR.. Leslie E. Kelley, of
Dwight, ILL.,, all cases of liquor,
opium, morphine, cocaine or tobac-
co habits; also neurasthenia, or
nerve exhaustion, from which many
persons, ladies especially, are great
sufferers, are completely and per-
manently cured.
The cure of liquor or opium cases
is effected by means of thorough
course of medication, continuing
from three to four weeks, taken at
the institute under the direct care of
competent physicians, which results
in destroying the appetite for stimu-
lants, or necessity for the noxious
drug, eradicating their effects from
the system, rebuilding the injured
or destroyed nerve tissues, and ieav-
ing the patient in a normal, healthy
condition, as though the deleterious
substance had never been used.
Ladies are treated privately.
Board can be procured from three
dollars a week upward. 1t usually
takes three or four weeks to effect a
cure.
There is neither doubt, expert
ment or uncertainty about the mat
ter. Thousands all over the United
States have been cured for years by
these remedies. The merit OF DR..
Keeley's Double Chloride of Gold
Remedies is further established by
the fact that in the United States
they are successfully used in sani-
tarium treatment by sixty-fve
authorized state agencies, and these
are always designated under the uni
form name of "The Kelley Insti-
tute."
From these institutes thousands
are annually returned to their homes
fully and permanently redeemed.
Numerous citizens of Missouri are
living monuments of what has been
accomplished; and others with full
knowledge through friends, relatives
or observation, of the great and last
ling benefits to be derived through
the method and course of DIR. kee-
Iley's genuine treatment.
DR.. J. w. Southworth is the ply
sician in charge of the Glasgow in
stitute and has completely cured
hundreds of the citizens of Missouri
and adjoining states. A. B. South
worth, Glasgow, is the business
manager. A letter addressed to him
viii receive prompt reply. He will
gladly give any of the LEDaER's
lreaders information as to cost o1
Treatment and all other matters.
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