The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07
Greensboro Has the IDEAL
Resort.
If men ONLY KNEW
.'Everything" Publishes an Article
Showing That Every Man Suffer-
ing From Ravages of Nerve
Exhaustion Should 90
to Greensboro.
(Everything.)

| Business men who scan maps and
! read dull pages of testimonials Won
dering where they can go and really
rest for few weeks-fgure on many
| of the high class resorts where men
must change their clothes as many
| times as they eat and again at some
evening function: where mountain
climbing only fatigueS and brings Nc
rest to weary and tired brain, pass
over Greensboro, because Greensboro
seems to want to keep it secret thar
she has the finest place in all The
South for the man suffering from
the raVages of nerve exhaustion.
We went over to Washington street
the other day, intending to saunte!
down town through that thOroughfare
and as we passed the grounds of The
Kelley Institute ana cast a longina
glance at the great oak trees and car.
pet of luxuriant grass that cover thai
vast lawn we Ventured to go on to the
grand old building-an eX-mansion o.
an ex-governor.
And to Manager Cunningham we
submitted the query: What are YOU
folks doing here-letting all the coun.
try advertise itself as a summer re-
sort-and here you have what MAJ
really needs and are not saying any
not bring out the fact that in your
course of treatment here you have
really and absolutely discovered that
FSpecitic for that Storied Tired Feel
ing"-that understandable something
that assails the brain the knees tn,
arms. the hands, the body-makes
man feel like surrendering to anythin&
that comes along-in your Kelley tonic
for nerve exhaustion?
lie. Nf fob
that treatment here bear testimony
that it acted as the Elixir of Youth
would surely act-and here is this in
stitute with patients in line for wills
key habit and drug addictions-bu
not a man here this hot day for nerve
eXhaustion-and perhaps five thousand
of them in the State. If man want
rest he does not want relaxation alone
He wants to go somewhere where h
will feel at home: where he will NEE
congenial and sympathetic compan!
ions; where he does not have to climi
mountains or pose before some maider
summer girl out catching a beau
what he wants is to do things in hi:
everyday clothes and get up an apne
tite-and really rest his brain and hi
body.
MANY people who spend months at
Ia fashionable resort get in a condition
NIT that-but why not push Greens
boro and these magnificent grounds
and your unapproachable medicine fol
nerve exhaustion and put in line herr
hundred business men who want jusl
what you have in the shop?"
That's the way we put it square,
and fairly to Mr.. Cunningham, anC
he explained to us that they had NOR,
patients for neurasthenia than we sup
nnSG6-hIIt he Sai
haps we should give that view of j
more publicity
A man to go to Kelley need no
| feel that he must be a whiskey slave
or drug taker-because four week
spent there by any man. taking one OF
| the other of the tOnics, would make
| him feel stronger and give him the
! real rest for which he seeks in Vait
| at many of the summer resorts. There
are many acres of the grounds-tht
shade is dense and it never gets warn
| at Kelley. The large airy rooms D
| the building-the wide halls and Tho
general air of solid comfort which il
suggested on sight and realized with.
| in three DAYS; the card rooms, M
music, the lawn and the shade; the
good milk and butter served at meals
| the companionship; the service of tho
physician who knows what you meet
there is hardly any business MAJ
| of affairs who could not spend three
| or four weeks at Kelley with profit
| no matter if he never took a drink 0
whiskey or tasted a drug. But few
people, comparatively know abou1
| the nerve remedy, yet it has been or
| the market as long as the other med
| icines.
| If this falls before the eyes of ar
any man who feels run down." who
thinks that his system needs buildins
| up and contemplates a strenuous tri1
and strenuous stop at the springs
somewhere or other, let him write t.
| The Kelley Institute at Greensbor
and receive some literature concernin.
their great nerve tonic, or better We.
| let hir; ! ack un and come over anG
stop four weeksA-and then he will un-
1erstand and appreciate just what we
are talking about.