Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-30
AN IDEAL HOME.
rhs Glorious work That Il Bsisg Dess ~
Ashland.

Mr.. Andrew Joyncr, superintendent end
manager Of tho Kelley Institute Wogk IN
Virginia. was interviewed st the Exchange
Hotel yesterday on the subject OF hs
work in Virginia From him 10 was fsorn-
ed that there Is only one place IN virgtnis
tered and that IA at Ashland. the beautiful
summer resorts half hours ride nom
Richmond. one hours ride from Petsrs-
burg, and three hours ride from horfoiks
The town was selected for the branch M
stitut6 on account OF its accessibility -
all points in the State. ~ well as for it,
excellent moral aud social tone and its
from the busy throngs that haunt the
centres of TRADE and jrritafs especially
the sensitive organism OF a nervous man.
MIR. Joyner speaks with evident pride OF
the fact that his company has purchased
q permanent and elegant home at Ashland.
and says that besides being the only pro-
perty Of the kind south Of Washington it
Is the best furnished building for its pur.
pose In the world.
AN IDEAL HOME.
II is an ideal Kelley home and entails
no more expense upon It's guests than
those outside tho State. Therefore Viz
ginians needing the treatment now rarely
go anywhere else.
DO Won have much trouble with your
patients z" asked.
Il Ido not. ;" said MIR. Joyner, like TO speak
of them as patients, as you never think OF
them after day or two except as guests.
friends. and brotherly companions. and
but for the fact of their taking medicine
no one would imagine himself anywhere
else than IN sumptuous resort. patron.
lied by men of cultivated minds and
courteous department. The good people
Of Ashland will all bear me out IN this.
THE ONLY KEELFY.
rs there much rivalry between the dils
ferent instltutesl"
"Well," said Mr.. Joynor. there arc
several concerns claiming TO cure inebre-
ty in this State. simply publish DIR. kee.
ley's warning. calling attention 70 the fact
that the institute Mt Ashland. Va. il tns
| only one in the State that uses his remedy.
NV duty ends there.
There are 100 Kelley institutes in tho
| United States, some States having as high
as five. Between all the managers and
physicians of the keeley Institutes, az a
| rule. there exists no feeling of business
| rivalry, each State combining itself to its
own borders. 30 far as active soliciting and
| advertising Is concerned, but neglectlng
no man in need OF relief. All having been
| cured themselves are striving 70 save their
unfortunate brethren, and TO this end they
bend every energy and enlist every moral
| agency.
| TWELVE MONTHS WORK.
| II have been in the Keefey work now
| over twelve months and have never had
| the least disagreement personally with .
/ single manager or heard an unkind word
| from the 800 men | have been in contact
/ with as patients. In view of all this | was
surprised on reading the DISPATCH TIM
morning TO see that Mr.. Osborne and Mr.
| Battle, of North Carolina. both Kelley
days and regretted very much that they
did not pay me "a visit. The trans como
| from Richmond to my institute III Ashland
every two hours. would have gwen them
| Virginia welcome. The last time came
from Mr.. Battles institute to Richmond
| the schedule time was SIX hours aud rail-
road fare Si.75. Mr.. Osborne's home Is a
great deal further from Richmond and
| railroad fare proportionately greater. IL
only costs IS cents TO get from Ashland 10
| Richmond and return. and would havo
been exceedingly glad to have had them
run III to see me before leaving Richmond.
iRosPERIsG.
"Our work at Ashland il prospering as is
never has before Indeed. the Kelley In
| stitute Is doing more TO soberiZe the ma
ton than all other agencies combined.
| could show you l30. 900 cured in the United
| States-l.500 Of them IN Virginia and
| North Carolina we are curing now IN
the United States 5000 per month. Yes.
sir. it is glorious work, aud thank God
for every man, woman, and little child
that can rejoice at brothers restora'
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