The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-01-13
SUCCESS OF KELLY INSTITUTE.
4 Letter of Congratulaion Recsived From Dr..
3 K Gregory
Greensboro. y. C.. Jan.

Greensboro, y. c.. Jan. ]. 1903.
Col. ". H. Osborn, President, The Kee-
ley Institute. Greensboro, y. C..
Dear Colonel: l send you this letter
to congratulate you on the success of
your work with The Kelley Institute.
Like all other good and grand discov-
cries and inventions in the healing art.
The Kelley ~Treatnent, now so well
know and successfully used, met with bit
ter opposition. but it has lived and -four
ished proving that Truth is mighty and
will prevail"
Eleven years ago, Oct. 1881, The Kelley
Institute was opened in Greensboro, y.
c., under your management. Being Il
practicing physician OF the city, and hay
ing the pleasure OF the acquaintance OF
the gentlemanly officers of the Institute,
and feeling the greatest interest in the
practical testing Of the discovery OF Dr.
keeely, l watched with close care the re-
suits and | unhesitatingly say. that from
my professional knowledge and personal
observation of the Keeley Treatment, in
cases in which it is indicated, that it is
the best and NEST successful plan of cure
now known. Facts prove the truth and
value of it.
Year after year the good work and sue
cess have rewarded your efforts. Business
has steadily increased. The year just
ended shows a registration of 207 pa
tients with a total OF $500 since the In
stitute was opened. Over 100 men from
Greensboro and Guilford county have been
cured, and returned to their families
and homes, and patients have been re-
ceived from nearly every State in the
Union. 1t would be a great pleasure If
l could tell Of the joyful and glad hearts
this Institute has made, but l know that
words can not express the gratitude that
the many wives, mothers, children, and
friends have felt at the restoration Of
their loved ones. IN my own heart 1 re-
joice with you and ask Gods blessings
on the Kelley Institute and its officers.
In the management of the Institute
every auxiliary is used. The officers
know that the patient is diseased from
drink or drugs or both, and the co-opera-
ton Of the patient must be had in his
treatment. He is a sick man, and must
be treated as such under the direction
and guidance Of that skillful resident
phySician-Dr. B. B.. Williams.
The Institute is an ideal home, the
splendid residence Of Gov. Morehead,
with all to make it attractive and every
comfort and convenience which modern
invention has brought out. In connec-
ton with the Institute and for it's use
is a magnificent farm with its fine Jer-
sey cattle, poultry, etc, to supply the
Institute with the necessaries and luXu-
RES to build up the broken down man.
1t is a wise and essential requirement
that the patient must reside in the In
stitute while undergoing treatment,
where all necessary influences can be
brought to bear upon him and under the
kline and watchful care Of it's officers.
Now, in conclusion, 1 congratulate you
again and assure you that 1 feel the deep
ess interest in the Institute and it's con-
tinued success and prosperity, and will
always take pleasure in doing anything
in my power to direct in the future, as
I have done in the past, the poor unfor-
tunates to The Kelley Institute, Green's
boro, N. G.
it'll my highest regards and best wishes
for your continued success in the future,
l am very truly yours,
R.. K. GREGORY, M. D.,
Greensboro, N. c.