The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-26
A Noble Institution.

The Kelley Institute of Greensboro. N.
c., was the twentieth in the order of
location and establishment. 1t was char
tered by The Leslie e. Kelley Company
OH the Goth day of October, 1891 Then,
there were only a dozen people in North
Carolina who had availed themselves OF
the Kelley Cure. Within its first year,
it graduated more than 500 people who
had been addicted to the liquor habit
alone. Today, there are over 1900 grad
yates from n. c., and from different parts
of the United States and Canada.
BY everyone, at first, the question was
asked: "Will the cure be permanently"
The reply was that DR.. Keeley's remedies
had been in successful use for more than
ten years, and that he had established
branch Institutes all over the country. No
one fails to receive a cure at Kelley
Institute who has an earnest desire for
a life of sobriety, and who while there
conforms to the reasonable methods of OBJ
tanning it. 1t makes no difference why
people begin to drink, the result is inevi-
tably the same. If continued long enough
the victim becomes an inebriate which
indicates a diseased condition of the ner-
vous system. This accounts for the CRAY
ing" for drink which was never before I'M
derstood. When every nerve cell in his
anatomy is crying out for whskey is it
any wonder the victim yields? To bring
about a cure therefore, it is necessary to
overcome the condition. The Kelley rem
edies are absolutely specific for this dis
ease. They DO not claim to perform mira
cles. The satisfactory point of the treat
ment is reached Wnen the patient has ac-
CURED absolute indifference He leaves
the institute in improved mental and phys
zeal conditions, and his entire course as re-
CARDS the poison is wholly within his own
easy control The cure is as permanent
as the patient desires it to be, and or
binary prudence and common sense is all
that is required of any one who has taken
the cure.
The efficacy of the Kelley treatment and
its tremendous power for coed seems to
be thoroughly established. The medical
profession is rapidly endorsing Dr.
Keeley's views. The U. S. Government
has already adopted his methods It is
heartily endorsed by the pulpit, the bench
and bar, and the press. Some of the
States brightest men who are important
factors In advancing the States interest
along the various lines owe their deliv
GRANGE from the bondage Of drink to DR..
Keeley's wonderful discovery. They are
lawyers, merchants, farmers, physicians
manufacturers We will not attempt to
enumerate them. Ask hem what they
think of the work done by the Kelley In
stitute OF Greensboro, and you will hear
an endorsement that any institution might
envy. 1t is not under the control of
any church or the State either. But it
is doing the work of Christ in casting out
demons, even the demon of drunkenness.
There is hardly a better work that min
ister or a liberal hearted CHRISTIAN can
do than to send some poor drunkard to
The Kelley Institute and give him an
other chance for his life and soul.
The Kelley Institute is situated in the
fine old mansion of ex-Gcv Morehead,
which has been turned from a private
home into one for those afflicted with
the dreadful additions to liquor and
drugs. The house is commodious and the
comfort of the patients is well looked af-
ter. The grounds are large and afford
ample room for exercise and recreation
1t is simply a place of rest and recuper-
alton for those who are in need of the
treatment.