Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-09-19
The Business Men Of Memphis

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with the same confidence as il bis answer
bad been in the negative Let us review
the result OF 4 hHif la, spent with
The Business Men Of Memphis,
But before proceeding with thi, hiyA tes.
timony Let Us quote once again the noble
words of the lalnvuteG aud ever TO be-re-
nembsrei
Col. Barney hughes.
late general freight and ticket agent Of the
Memphis / Charleston railroad. who sail;
The disease of drink, once contracted,
has deird tbe appeals. prayers aud supiai-
Cations Of mother, father. >tster, brother or
hxpy. II has ueaed religion with al lis
power and influence, Ii has dsied sll the
curative properties known 10 the medical
profession, 1t has deiet the ,,oathsome
prison cell. 1t has dehei the imptessiona.
able influence OF dying children, II has
dened even the gsliows itself. and yet, when
toe power sreSter than auy or all OF these
aPpesrs on earth 10 save and TO cure. the
barrow, t~heughtle.s. diseased mind will
say lhst they hesrd OF cue nan who had =
relapse.
Thi. was one man who was beloved BY
ali, ARd whose word upon ali subjects has
ever been listened to with respect. From
Col. Hughes We pas. TO the business men.
The reporter passed up Front street asking
bis guastlcns Of a few Of the many great
bushes. concerns located there. First,
The Dean.LiiIey
Coffee aud spice company. NJ. a!6 Front
street, Nr. DeaU said: Yes. | am ac-
buziHted with several ksCiey sraduates.
aid have personal business transactions
with one. lie has not rc!Spsed. and | lind
II pleasant alG agreeable 10 transact bust.
sess with him.
The J. n. James Company.
wholesale grocer. and cotton commission
mercbsuts, have two keeley graduates as
employees, and Mr.. James says of them
We have had no more satisfactory service
than isgiven liz by these gentlemen. Their
work IL thorough IN every respect, and they
can be relied upon under any and all con.
ditioas, ! can not too heartily indorse tho
kee!ey cure, nor speak too complimentary
Of the splendid work its graduates are do.
ing"
Martin walt.
Produce aud commission merchant has con-
nectec with his firm a keeiey graduate, (
Mr. Walt said Make my testimonial in ia
Sor Of the Kelley cure As strong Is 3ossI.
Die. There is nothing like it in the world,
ard the graduates from the institute are
only reliable business men. but splen-
did gentlemen in every sense. Ny deal.
Jugs with them have proved very pleasant"
" T.. Garter a Co.,
Also IN the produce and commission bust.
ness. gave a strong testimonial in behalf Of
The Kelley Institute and graduates. We
eLpioy a graduate said Mr. Carter. lie
i ore of the hest men we lave in the house
and las oar confidence and respect.
Day Il Bailey,
u holesaie groceries and cotton commission
swell The quantity of Kind
words. Mr.. Day is strong aud emphatic in
bis encomiums upon the cure. ut mas
new aad reliable men. SAYS he. .-oui
OF material which has supposed to be hope.
My own business relations aud they
are ultimate ones, with Kelley graduates
assure lie that they not only. 10 a rule. re-
iree from strong drink. but become
rel able, Trustworthy and heightened men,
8. Nenken,
Dfthe Sraai wholesale and ret Ill dr- goods
emporium. says: II very gladly give a ties.
liunnial, not only TO the efficiency OF the
cure. but 10 the fact that the Keeley
graduates coming under my notice are Civ.
~ thorough satisfaction 10 the business
The cure accomplished for two
Young men with whom | have had business
sustain all that i, claimed Tor il.
:" it'll one my commercial and social rela-
were most satisfactory; with the other
Am SIN extending to him both business
,oundence aud social friendship
johnson, Carruthers d Rand,
Tue great wholesale boot and shoe house
shae manufacturers, is another irm
hat %testi1e' TO the permancy and benefits
tho cure. Put us down." said Mr..
Johnson. "as giving strong personal evil
ience to the fact that keeley graduates are
'el'able and tr tstwortby men. We know
I because we have intimate business con-
l~ections with some of them"
Every Firm Asked
to the permanent and beneficial
'esuIts and there is no doubt That If a can.
ass o! the entire city should be made there
soulh he found not one business house but
What would and could sheak words Of
aise for the great cure. The rspapers
Is Il unit know that the cure is permanent
n nine.tenths OF the cases treaaed. The
oInlnereial-Appeal, the Scimitar, The Sum
lay Times and the Catholic Journal have st
ne time or another been called Hpou 10
tote the permaDey of the care, and In al.
most every Instance there has been moth.
fg even to intimate that the treatment has
'h"t ~ tiaihltu lUT IL. lQueG0, '
ach OF these papers have in its employ men
mo are Kelley graduates, aud consequ. Mt
Y are enable to speak with perfect and
ompiete knowledge Oh the subject.
From the Graduates Themselves.
Testimonials from graduates are seldom
sked for. but the men themselves. feeling
desire 10 persuade frienns to follow a
curse that has proved 80 bnefcial to them. !
elves. have 10 the interest OF humanity
poken In strongest terms commencing the ]
OF the Kelley cure. AZ the {
iemphis Kelley Institute has treated some !
100 morphine. opium. cocaine, choral and
ibiskey patients-bookkcepers, brokers,
'~arteuders, clerks. commercial travellers,
ourt %oficlals, engineers, farmers, ~journa.
SIS, LAWYERS, doctors. merchants, minis. !
ers. mechanics. railroad men. river men {
nd others-it 10 evidently impossible 10
ubiisn the testimony OF each one. These
raduates represent tweDty-six states.
Send Tor literature.
Address In confidence.
MEMPHIS KELLEY INSTITUTE 1