NATIONAL AND STATE MEDICAL SOCIETIES OF AMERICA. Annual Meeting at Denver, Colo., August 24, 25 and 26, 1904. DERRICK T VAIL, M. D., Sec., EDWARD JACKSON, M. D., Prest., Denver, Colo Cincinnati, O. CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Annual Meeting at Vancouver, B. C., August 23-26, 1904. GEORGE ELLIOTT, M. D., Sec., SIMON J. TUNSTALL, M. D., Prest. 129 John St., Toronto, Canada. Vancouver, B. Q. THE ASSOCIATION OF MILITARY SURGEONS OF THE UNITED STATES. Annual Meeting at St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 10--15, 1904. Maj. J. E. PILCHER, U.S.V., M.D., Med. Director J. C. WISE, U.S.N., M.D., Sec,. Carlisle, Pa. Prest., Washington, D. C. SEABOARD MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Annual Meeting at Washington, N. C-, December JNO. RO BAGBY, M. D., Sec., 1904. M. BOLTON, M. D., Prest., Rich Square, N. O Newport News, Va. TRI-STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. Annual Meeting at R. B. H. GRADWOHL, M. D., Sec., St. Louis, Mo. THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN INTERSTATE MEDICAL W. B. LAFORCE, M. D., Prest., Ottumwa, Ia C. S. BULL, M. D., Prest. New York N. Y. Annual Meeting at GEORGE H. SIMMONS, M. D., Sec., Chicago, Ill. STATE. A. H. FERGUSON, M. D., Prest Chicago, Ill. R. H. SAYRE, M. D., Prest. CAN ORTHOPEDIC ASSOCIATION ting at D., See., Chicago, Ill. New York, N. Y. LECTRO-THERAPEUTIC ASSOCIATION at St. Louis, Mo., September 13, 14, 15 and 16, 1904. NER, M. D., Sec., New Haven, Conn. EDICO-PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION A. D. ROCKWELL, M. D., Prest., New York, NY. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA. Annual Meeting at Montgomery, Ala., April 18, 1905. LEWIS C. MORRIS, M. D., Sec., C. C. JONES, M. D., Prest., East Lake, Ala Montgomery, Ala. ARIZONA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Annual Meeting at Prescott, Ariz., April 1905. J. W. Foss, M. D., Sec., W. H. WARD, M. D.. Prest., Phoenix, Ariz. Phoenix, Ariz. ARKANSAS MEDICAL SOCIETY Annual Meeting at J. P. RUNYAN, M. D., sec., Little Rock, Ark. CONNECTICUT MEDICAL SOCIETY. Annual Meeting at Hartford, Conn., May 24 and 25, 1905. N.E. WORDIN, M. D., Sec., WM. H. CARMALT, M. D., Prest., 274 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. New Haven, Conn THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF C. R. SHINAULT, M. D., Prest., Helena, Ark. CALIFORNIA. Annual Meeting at Riverside, Cal., April 18 to 20, 1905. PHILIP M. JONES, M. D., Sec., FRANK L. ADAMS, M. D., Preat., Y. M. C. A. Bldg., San Francisco, Cal. Oakland, Cal COLORADO STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. Annual Meeting at Denver, Colo., October 4, 5 and 6, 1994. J. M. BLAINE, M. D.. Sec., T. H. HAWKINS, M. D., Prest. Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo. MEDICAI. ASSOCIATION, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Semi-Annual Meeting at Washington, D. C., October 4, 1904. D. W. PRENTISS, M. D., Sec., H. H. BARKER, M. D., Prest., Washington, D. C. Washington, D. O. DELAWARE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. Annual Meeting at Wilmington, Del., Oct. 10, 1905. JOHN PALMER, JR., M. D., Sec., ALEXANDER LOWBER, M. D., Preat.. 1900 Delaware Ave., Wilmington, Del. Wilmington, Del. FLORIDA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Annual Meeting at Jacksonville, Fla., April 19, 1905. J. D. FERNANDEZ, M. D., Sec., E. N. LIELL, M. D., Prest. Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA. Annual Meeting at Atlanta, Ga., April 19, 1905. LOUIS H. JONES, M. D., Sec., WM. PERRIN NICOLSON, M. D., Prest Atlanta, Ga Atlanta, Ga. ILLINOIS STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. Annual Meeting at Rock Island, Ill., May 16, 17 and 18, 1905. EDMUND W. WEIS, M. D., Sec., WILLIAM E. QUI, M. Prost., J. T. MCDONALD M. D., Sec., Honolulu, H. T. HAWAIIAN TERRITORIAL MEDICAL SOCIETY. THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF NEC CAROLINA. Annual Meeting at Raleigh, N. C., Waynesville, N. C. 點 H.B. WEAVER, M. D. P NEW MEXICO MEDICAL SOCIETY. Les Toba NORTH DAKOTA STATE MEDICAL SOCIET Boise, Idaho. C. A. HUFFMAN, M. D. Sec., 1904. CHARLES P. LUSK, M. D., Sec., Columbus, Kan. Topeka, Kan. Bloor St., Toronto, Ontario. CYRUS L. STEVENS, M. D., Sec., Athens, Pa. J H. SCAMMELL, M. D., Sec., G. A. B. ADDI, M THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE. PENNSYLVANIA. Annual Meeting at Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. 27. and 53 WILLIAM B. ULICE, L KENTUCKY STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. J. B. BULLITT, M. D., Sec.. Louisville, Ky. LOUISIANA STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. ISAAC IVAN LEMAN, M. D., Sec., MAINE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. RHODE ISLAND MEDICAL SOCIETY. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE MEDICAL SOC Bowdle, S. Dak. B. A. BOBB. M SOUTH CAROLINA MEDICAL ASSOCIATI Annual Meeting at Greenville, S. C., April 12, 13 and ROBERT WILSON, JE VI T. P. WHALEY, M. D., Sec., TENNESSEE STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATIO Nashville, Tenn. PAUL F. ET I UTAH STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. A. C. McLMAN, I GEO. E. ROBISON, M. D., Sec., Annual Meeting at Provo, Utah. Forest, Miss. C. D. MITCHELL, M. D., Prest. MISSOURI STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. C. M. NICHOLSON, M. D., Sec., St. Louis, Mo. Bellows Falls, Vt. MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA. WASHINGTON STATE MEDICAL SOCI F. H. COE, M. D., Sec., Seattle, Wash. CHARLES MCCUTCHEN, M. IM STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF WISCUS C. S. SHELDON, M. D., Sec., Madison, Wis. F.E, WALKE THE WEST VIRGINIA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIA Elkins, W. Va. T.M. Boom M. B WYOMING STATE MEDICAL SOCIETE H. S. FINNEY, M. D., Sec., Details are wanting in several instances, either E HAS TWO GOOD LEGS ARKS: One made by NATURE, the other by MARKS. READ WHAT HE SAYS: * * * SIR: I wish you to know how many days the leg you made for me worked during the year 1899. You see that it more working days of ten hours each than there are working days in the year. If you know of anybody with an artificial leg, who has turned out more days' work than I have firing a big coal engine, remembering that I have to walk two miles to work and two miles from work, making four miles every day in addition to my work, let me know who he is, that I may compare time with him. During the month of January I worked 407 hours; February, 292; March, 358; April, 325; May, 280; June, 316; July, 337; August, 376; September, 337; October, 391; November, 375; December, 337If you will add up the number of hours, you will find it amounts to 4,131, or more than 413 days for the year, and you know there are only 313 working days in the year, so I have worked a year and one hundred days in the year 1899, wearing your artificial leg every hour of that time, and it has not cost me one cent for repairs. It is as good now as it ever was. The engine that I am firing is one of those big ones that hauls coal from the mines to Pottsville, No. 148. I enclose a photograph of my engine, where you will see me at my post of duty. I get all over her with the same ease that I ever did. I climb on top of the boiler while in motion. I can tell you more about what I am doing with my leg if you want d use I am giving your leg and the excellent wear it is giving proves it to be the best in the world. I am, respectfully yours, FRANK FAUST, Pottsville, Pa. s demonstrates that a man may lose a leg in an accident and yet fire a locomotive. eived the Grand Prize for Artificial Limbs at the World's Fair, St. Louis. A treatise and measuring sheet, sent gratis, address .MARKS, 701 Broadway, NEW YORK liams' Combined Faradic and Galvanic Battery No. 3, with Diagnostic Lamp PRICE $25. OPERATED BY 12 LARGE DRY CELLS OF STANDARD SIZE This machine will be appreciated by Physicians who object to dry cell galvanic and combined batteries because the cells are usually small, do not last long enough, and are hard to procure. Our combined Battery No. 3 is equipped with 12 large dry cells, which are less troublesome, cleaner, and will give as good service as wet cells. 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