RECREATION, 
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P. D. ARMOUR, 
Head of the great Armour Packing Company, Chicago, III., 
(in a personal letter to Dr. Keeley) said: 
I have sent about two hundred of 
my employees, from butchers to fore- 
ij men, and all have been permanently 
cured. I do not think there is any 
one thing, or any one man, who 
ever did the good to humanity that 
you are doing with your cure. 

Produce each a disease 
having definite patholo- 
gy. The disease yields 
easily to the Treatment 
as administered at the 
following Keeley Insti- 
tutes: 
Alcohol, 
Opium, 
Tobacco 
p Using iy 
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ALWAYS ADDRESS THE INSTITUTE NEAREST TO YOU. 
Details of treatment and proofs of its success sent free on application. 
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Last year the Marble Axe Co. sent me A. F. Misselbach & Bro., of Newark, N. 
one of their pocket axes, ordered by you, 
as a premium. I did not have occasion to 
test its qualities until last Christmas day, 
when I tried to cut a hard hearted ever- 
green for a Christmas tree. The edge of 
the axe crumbled badly and I could not 
cut off the tree. I wrote the Marble people 
about it and they at once asked me to re- 
turn the axe, assuring me they would make 
it good. I returned it to them and in a 
short time received a new axe by express 
repaid. 
I would be pleased if you could print a 
statement of this transaction in RECREATION 
to prove to its readers that the Marble 
people are square gentlemen. The new 
axe is all right in every respect. 
Louis R. Bristol, Avon, N. Y. 

Hungry Hawkins—Do yer mean ter say 
yer got a square meal out o’ dat sour 
woman ? 
Diplomatic Mike—Sure! 
Hungry Hawkins—Well, yer a wonder. 
How’d yer do it? 
Diplomatic Mike—When she opened de 
door | sez: “Is yer mother at home, Miss?” 
—Philadelphia Press. 
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IN ANSWERING ADS. PLEASE 
MENTION RECREATION. 
J., have patented and are putting on the 
market a new governor, for fishing reels, 
which is well worth the attention and in- 
vestigation of all anglers. The governor is 
a friction device placed inside of a balanced 
handle which may be fitted to any reel used 
in fresh or salt water angling, by simply 
taking the old balance handle off and put- 
ting the governor handle in place of it. 
It is admirably suited for black bass, weak- 
fish, striped bass, or any other game fish. 
You can get a circular giving full informa- 
tion and cut, for the asking. When you 
write, please mention RECREATION, 

C. L. Bradley, of Clarksville, Tennessee, 
has invented and put on the market a rear 
sight for double barrel shot guns, that can 
be easily attached and detached at the will 
of the shooter. This sight sells at $1 and 
Mr. Bradley has issued a circular that illus- 
trates and describes the new device fully. 
It is certainly worth the while of every bird 
shooter and trap shooter to get a copy of 
this circular and study it. In writing for it 
please mention RECREATION. 

RECREATION is fine. I think it ought to 
be published every day. 
Wilson White, Catonsville, Md. 
