The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-15

treated as sick patient, and If any OBJ
streperous person comes he is refused
admttance. No patient can go there and
destroy the pleasure and happiness of
others. The charter of the institute gives
the management power to receive or re-
iect patient at will Disagreeable per-
sons are not wanted. No one visiting
the of Greensboro would imagine that the
well dressed. fine looking pairs trios and
quartette of men, often seen strolling
leisurely about the streets, were patients
at the Keely Institute. but such is often
the case. They appear in all respects to
be temporary residents and are so recog-
nized
In the Keely Institute life long friend
ships are formed and good fellowship
prevails. The patients loaf, talk and
live together for a month or six weeks
There is no class distinction. Every per-
son is on equality with his fellow patient.
The life there is more like the life o:
jolly school boys.
The female patients have a separate
apartment and nurses from the males and
they need not see each other at all.
Lady patients receive treatment in their
rooms They, like the men, are at lib
erty to drive or stroll at will just so
they are in their rooms at the time of
treatment.
The patients all room and board in the
institute. The table is supplied from the
best the market and season will afford.
The milk and butter for the institute
comes from a herd OF Jersey COWS. one of
the best in the State, owned by the con-
in ne
born can give farmers points on how to
select and keep a herd of COWS. Each
individual of his herd is picture.
Besides the treatment for the whiskey,
opium and other drug addictions, re-
Gently much has been done for people
with neunastheuia, or nerve exhaustion;
people who are over worked and broken
down. OF this class a great number have
been treated and in each case the patient
was fully restored to health For in
stance some time ago a prominent physi-
clan CT this State, who had travelled all
over the United States suffering from
nerve exhaustion, and spent several thou
sand dollars, as he expressed it, trying
to get one nights rest went to Greens
boro and was restored to robust health
in five weeks. He had ben to many hos
pitfalls North but found no relief. The
first night at the Greensboro institute
The slept well and under the influence OF
the place and the remedies he soon slept
long and comfortable.
Not long ago lady who had been over
worked teaching school went TO Green's
boro in a dilapidated condition She was
wild from the loss of sleep. Soon she be-
gan to sleep and eat. When she left
her nerves were in fine condition and heI
body full of health.
Many like cases could be cited. This
is why Colonel Osborn and the Green's
boro institute have become known
throughout the United States.
! If any one would take the treatment
he, or she must go there and live up tc
the rules of the institute.
| Many are the cases where employers
| send their assistants to the Kelley In
! stitute for treatment nowadays. Some
time ago the writer heard of case where
the president of bank sent one of his
book keepers to the Kelley Institute
| The boy had been drinking and his en-
ployer allowed him to choose between {
discharge and treatment. He took the
latter. Go TO Durham, to Charlotte, tC
| find dozens of examples.
No better proof is needed than The
condition of the institute at Greensboro
as to the merit of the Kelley treatment
For nine years the North Carolina insti
tute has been in business. 1t has always
had a good number of patients in line. i
is bound to be great remedy. In the
United States over 100000 patients have
been treated. Ask the man who has taker
the treatment and gone back to drinking
what he thinks of the cure. He will al
ways praise it and if permitted to vii
take the treatment again.
Colonel Osborn has his whole heart in
his work. He looks to his former work
with pride. He says that the death OF
Dr. Kelley will prove great loss to the
country, but his remedies will still be
given as before his death. II. B.
The average man is apt to believe what
tho World doacn't SaV about him