The official report of judges and award by the United States Centennial Commission of the International Exhibition, Philadelphia, and also by the American Institute for 1876 and 1877, and for many previous years; all of which, together with full description of the Limbs, recommendatory letters from eminent surgeons and patrons, illustrations of important cases pertaining to the superior merits of these historical, simple, substantial and always reliable substitutes for lost Limbs, will be found in my 112-page Pamphlet, of SPECIAL INTEREST TO DISABLED SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN OF ALL RANKS. [Illustration] COPIES SENT FREE. [Illustration] [Illustration] ADDRESS A. A. MARKS, 575 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. * * * * * _“A great and noble work, rich in information, eloquent and scholarly in style, earnestly devout in feeling.”_—LONDON LITERARY WORLD. The Life and Words of Christ By CUNNINGHAM GEIKIE, D.D. With 12 Engravings on Steel. In Two Vols. PRICE........$8.00 Opinions of Distinguished Divines. _From Bishop Beckwith, of Georgia._ “Interwoven with our Lord’s life is the history of the Jews, their customs as a religious people, and their national and domestic life. The book, therefore, is of value not merely to the theological student or the student of history, but the family. It furnishes information which every one should possess, and which thoughtful people, will be glad to gain from so agreeable a teacher. I have not been able to examine the book with reference to the author’s views upon the great doctrinal questions which divide Christendom sufficiently to form a judgement as to those views; his comment upon one or two doctrinal passages I have read, and I am lead to believe and hope that he has been too wise to write in the interest of any party. If I am correct in this, it of course adds much to the value of what Dr. Geikie has done. Hoping that your enterprise may be crowned with success, believe me, most respectfully, “JOHN W. BECKWITH, _Bishop of Georgia_.” _From Dr. John Hall._ “Assuming that Andrews, Ellicott, Neander, Lange, and others of the same class, provide for the minute and curious inquirer, the author has aimed at producing a book of continuous, easy narrative, in which the reader may as far as possible, see the Saviour of men live and move and may hear the words He utters with a most vivid attainable idea of His circumstances and surroundings. The result is a work to which Christian hearts will respond, and which will render to its readers increasingly real the wonderful works and the gracious words of ‘the Man Christ Jesus.’