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Greensboro Keeley Institute
The fundamental principle of the
Keeley Cure is the "recognition of the
fact that the desire for alcoholic in
toxicants is not a crime but a disease
that will yield to proper treatment
the same as any of the other ills of
the human body . "
For centuries alcoholism jind drunk
enness with their accompanying' evils
had been treated as a crime, or at best
regarded as a weakness, which has j
been legislated against and sometimes j
condoned but to which the sensible
laws of disease and their treatment
were never applied. It remained for
Xeslie E. Keeley, M. D., LL. D., to dis
cover the medicinal properties j of
chloride of gold and their value in the
treatment of alcoholism.
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EURASTHEWIA GES), TOBACCO HABIT,
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eluding: nervousness ' &
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cured by the 44 gol-i
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study and test in p;
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His discovery revolutionized the
public mind and the unfortunate vic
tim of alcohol is nolongcr regarded as
a criminal but as a patient vhose cure
can be-readily accomplished by chlo
ride of gold when administered under
proper directions and that the cure
can be gTeatly aided by the congenial
surroundings and pleasant environ
ments such as are offered - by the
Keeley 'Institutes.
THE GREENSBORO KEELEY INSTI-
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The buildings of this institution are
located within five minutes walk of
the courtrhpuse and railroad depots.
They are of generous proportions, are
sequestered in a cluster of. stately
trees whose foliage gives the place vl
restful appearance which is sugges
tive and conducive of repose.
SOUTJEtll Mfifl
Its beautiful and healthful location, elegant buildings, attractive environ
ments, render it a veritable haven of rest and an elysium for the unfortunate,
where they not only alone find relief for their afflictions, but where the medical
treatment, social surroundings and ' other conditions combine in obliterating any
desire for narcotics or alcohol, and clothe the patient with the mantle of a new
physical and mental vigor. Write for illustrated hand-book, 4The New Man."
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE,
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GOOD JtESULlS.
It was once the writer's privilege to
attend a reunion of the graduates of a
Keeley Institute. Gathered around the
banquet on that occasion were men
prominent in the professions and the
business world who had been victims
of alcoholism and who had been cured
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by the Keeley treatment. - Strong in
the strength of restored manhood and
a rejuvenated physiognomy they gave
earnest oral testimony as to the effl-
country. ,On the reorganization rj
reformation of the penal institution
of this State by the last legislate
he was elected a member of the efc
tive committee who were given cla
of the State penitentiary and on ti
organization of that body, was elects
chairman. . ' ... 1 !
He has a wide circle Lof acqua;;!
ances whojjsteem him for his maj
qualities and delight, to call La
friend, as he has truly been to ma:;.
CASH CAPITAL, $25,000.00.
SURPLUS, $24,539.65.
E. P. WHARTON, President. A. V.. "MUSTER, Secretary and Treasurer.
SOUTHERN GUARANTY & INVESTMENT GO.,
Transacts a General Trust Business. Authorized by Law to act as Executor, Ad
ministrator, Guardian, Trustee, Assignee, Fiscal Agent Securities Guaranteed
' and Interest Collected Without Expense to Lenders.
The Advantage of Having a
Trust Company as Execu
tor, Administrator, Etc.
1st. A trust company is under the
jurisdiction of the State Banking" De
partment and a bank examiner is re
quired by law "to regularly examine
each year into its condition, conduct,
and affairs generally. '
2nd. Individual management of es
tates is a frequent and serious source
of danger, and it often happens that
a trusted advisor, executor or trustee
has been led into some speculation,
and the family, accustomed all. their
life to luxury have been left destitute
and ruined.
3d. A Trust Company is always
present.
It does not change its residence.
It can not abscond. -
It is never sick.
It is never out of town.
It is never away on business.
It never takes a vacation.
It can not die. -
It is always ready- to act in dis
chargeof its obligations.
4th. A Trust Company has its own
vaults in which to secure securities of
an estate, thus saving such estate
from danger of being burned-' or
stolen, which might happen if an indi
vidual kept them at home.
5th. A Trust Company being man
aged by men who make it their busi
ness to study investments is able to
secure for the estates which it man
ages more profitable and safer invest
ments than an individual can ordi
narily secure. ' ' . 1 - !
6th. Trust Companies have; books'
prepared with greatest care and ex
pert accountants to record therein all
the transactions of the estates they
manage. Nothing can thus escape
attention. Their systems show them
when rents are due, when interests
are to be collected, when insurance re
newed, when leases expire, when
taxes should be paid, and many other
matters which an individual can' not
care for as promptly or accurately be
cause lack of method permits them to
escape his attention. An individual
if responsible generally has large bus !
iness interests of his own and finds it
absolutely impossible to give the nec
essary time for the numerous details
of settling an estate, ' whereas, a
Trust' Company has competent em
ployes trained in just such Work and
whose duty it is to give it their whole
attention under the personal super
vision of its officers.
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Twenty Per Gent. Dividends Paid to
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.Policy-Holders on
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COMBINED ASSETS, $233,731 .45.
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Thousands of Testimonials
From Policy-Holders Can
Be JFnrnished.
pBEENSBORO, N. C, Feb. 1st, 1899.
Ve have been carrying for the past
four years a policy on our banking
house in the Southern Stock-Mutual
Insurance Company. Our dividends
haye amounted to $28.00. We com
mend this excellent company as safe,
strong, and deserving the patronage
our people.
E GREENSBORO NAT'L BANK,
(Signed) By Neil Ellinqtox,
- President.
Lancaster, S. CI I Vl. h. i;
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During the last iht - ,
properties in uhiclf 1 -.tin
have been, insurt-d m ' ,-4 '
Stock-Mutual IiiMwanr fi:1' .
G reensboro, N. . C. T 1 ' ' ' v ! ' ' ' " ' rf
ceived from tliis -i-iV)
amounted to $10.71 . -i
amount saved by ii t!';
pany.
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Greensdoro, N- '
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SOUTHERN LOAN AND TRUST COM PAN F.
Greensboro, N. C, Feb. 1st, 1899.
Ve are carrying insurance in both
the Southern Stock-Mutual and the
UnderTiters of Greensboro and are
receiving annually rom each com
pany dividends of 20 per cent. We
j patronize these companies because jwe
Jbelieve them to be safe and strong
and because they save us money.
Signed)
ODELL IIARDWARE CO.
" By J. A. Odell, President,
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We have been
3'ears our bank
ern Stock-Mutual i;
We have, receive
ing to $22.S0, u L;. :.
cost of our insiirs
We believe -that
to its poljcy-ho! '
nity as any otl, ,:
profits over-and a '
ers ten per cent.
policy-holders, the
Mutual upon the V
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