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     ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMS. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Marks’ Patents from 1854 to 1595 cover all 
     
     the accredited improvements in artificial legs and 
     
     arms, and make the Marks’ Artificial Limbs peerless. 
     
     lluhher feet remove jar and make the stump bearings 
     
     easy. lul)her hands extend the limits of accommoda— 
     
     Iion 
     
    

    
     Light, Durable, Practical. Do not get out of order. 
     
     :mvlinexpeimi\'e to wear. Appreeialed h) nvertwenty-twothonsmul 
     
     weurew and thousantk of surgeons of prmnincnee. 
     
    

    
     The limits of the utility of Marks” Artificial Limbs (ire llll~ 
     
     lmnmled. l’eisnns wearing them engage in ever) oeeupatien and 
     
     profession. 
     
    

    
     This eut is from a photograph of JOHN J. \l'lxx, Signal Quarter» 
     
     master on l‘. S. S. “()NElllA." who lost his leg; ahm’u the knee. 
     
     und :u'm allure the elhnw, hy the explosion of :1 shell while the 
     
     steamer was engaged in the attack on Forts Jackson and St. Philip, 
     
     under the command of ADMIRAL FARRAGI'T. April ‘12, 1862. The 
     
     following( letter tell< what the (lid warrior knows about Artifii'ial 
     
     Leg-:24 and arms : 
     
     run. MARKS: 
     
    

    
     l \l: SIII.’ lwrite yen this ~implr [n wry that my K'X‘H'III'III'!“ uith _\‘nm' 
     
     Artili :Il Limbs. together withcnnside Inle rxnerivm-e with other kinds. inr 
     
     tin. q me hr pin-t‘el'yunrs h 111 mhl ’I <peei ' - ' tn mem’ ' 
     
     implieity ut‘euihtrneliun in yum lv ' purl. lul. . 
     
     'nst with my nlli' ‘llll‘fll Imiul mu put tom-(In r “:51”! l hunt any help. 
     
     ' Linn] <IIIIll weight n 210 pounds :ins' the 10,. 4| gumltri. .uinl yet Heel :1 
     
     Hide-nee in it that l hml never had in any other kind. 
     
    

    
     Yunrs sineerelr. JUIIN J. WINS, 
     
     Thirty highest. awards. 
     
     Indopsed and purchased by tho l'niteil States and 
     
     several other gorermnents, 
     
    

    
     Semi for Mapks’ Treatise on Artificial Limbs, um! 
     
     hecome aeqnainted with particulars. The hook contains 530 page: 
     
     illustrated by 500 euts. Instructions are given how tntake measure- 
     
     menu~ and obtain artificial limbs without leaving home. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ 701 Broadway, New York.