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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
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l. mas Le.1 rla1y q day since | visited
yosl-I think ! was ~ my early teens, ana
I am too ois. - visit you ROW. and would
rot % 80 il Ellie Walker had not asked the
question: Which would cheer the heart
sF g rsuar ae-ssar most. money Or Kind
words il IS 20 answer this question that
8 eo.ae. ASA ! hope YOU viii bear With ne
while I trs 10 answer It. Cousins. ] know
ssr.l 1,"r.is ravs the.- place. ana 10 a sreat
zeal a.. eua.s but they don't fees the hun
..rv. nor c.sll.. ta. uaked-they ~ got ad-
minister a. those who are sick and ia
prison. IEe r,cor don't 80 around hunting
fer words % sympathy. II is something ma
serial they need ard want OH, that We
yrou.I l-eta 10 ln. = recent number Of
W-ve-sy-e .ra-szine gives these lines as
SUBJ. for taulsft. ''it-yv you ever nO:icsd
hcW Tassch %. Cnr.st's like WAS spen. in doing
kind thing merely doing kind things :
E.uu over q Win that ~ view. and you
VIII Hl1 tlat a.. spent "a great portion OF
Iiis time ia simply making people happy,
u doing rcoI turns - people. What Col
has put ia cur power y t!le happiness o.
those ABOUT rs. ami that is largely 10 be-
secured hy oar being kind 10 them"
Milking geaE,. happy Which, cousins,
viii iz.-ke the people the haPpiest, clothes
and bread a. h.ad w0r-se Deeds tell. no
words Let us not love ConIy) ia word
neither 81 tongue; nut In ceel and in truth
: Jeau, a-ls. Hear Jhe preacher Il know
3 s.Et-.-. 81 80 80 ri,-.,, lar for i
,,,- :. rst,f.- ..r.5 10 ~, .-,ol il, his lie >
e.. e.t- W.ii- t.- uejo.ce. let as 40 some
-rs-s- -. 80. .-s.-. -sf,f... ..,.er,.s vs.
mi-aty 90 worl anna IN deed" Acts 49,
No., NV ,-..u-r,...t.f,..- ua,uia ,bius my
have lsr9 r...-ir t.-rs- when slry Rave spoken
. e.- f-.-..5 ..,r.- IL i ..,, easy r,..tt.- 10
max q rsrs wont. Therefore. NJ. sho..ii
s..-,. r-.s.,- ~ -i,a.. I,..t - q r,,5 decd
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900 1905 ,.,- .--- ,,.-r, 80 No.. ,,.iIs, So.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
Extraction of Teeth by Electricity.

From Tne Electrical Review.
Trials have been made at London. says
Ia Nature, with q new apparatus for the
extraction OF teeth by electricity. 1t con
sists i'll an induction coil Of extremely
zine wire, having AZ interrUpte- that can
vibrate az the rate OF 80 times a second
The patient sits in the traditional arm
chair and takes the negative electrodes in
mis- ieft fLEG ana the positive IL his right
At this moment the operator turns on q
current whose Intensity Is gradually IN
creased tih i has att%inSG the utmost limit
tnat the ratieat can support. The extractor
is then put il circuit ana fastened on the
tooth, which, made thc action of the vi
hratiCGS, Is ioosonCd at once. The opera
ton is performed very quickly and the pa
lonS feels no ether sensation than The
pricl,in% produced Ia the hands ana fore
arms by the passage oi the current 1t
would ne interest ting" concludes la Nature,
with a fttle pavloEabc skepticism, Ito
have a detailed description of the appGra-
tus % complete this somewhat brief de-
scription."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

what's a fact, you'll do your duty nine
times out OF every ten.
Girls, keep your herats pure; fight bravery
for the purity and innocence of your girl
mood. and happy, noble womanhood Will
be your reward.
Girls, do not be too easily flattered. You
cannot afford to believe all the boys say
about you being pretty, etc. IL seems natur-
al for the boys TO deal In "taffy." and they
Will exaggerate. So bring your good sense
To the front and say TO them: I'm not to
be caught with such chaff."
For your benefit. girls, I'll tell you what
young man told Inc once. He said: Il
went to see a young lady once and during
the evening asked her TO kiss me- and he
said: I'm be Joe Brown if she wasn't
80 ugly was praying in my heart all the
time she would say no."
But no doubt this young man had told
her she was awful sweet Girls, beware
OF such boys!
And now, boys. let me give you a little
good advice: The first false step is the
most fatal Sin, like a swiftly flowing river
Will bear you rapidly down stream when
once upon It's heaVinS bosom, and the
farther YOU go, the less likely YOU are eve"
To return" Then be wise and avoid the
first downward step. Shun the wine cup,
for there is danger, OH what deadly danger
lies hidden in its sparkling lights. Shun the
society of bad, demoraizng boys. Truthful
ness. honesty and poiiteness will win you
a welcome wherever YOU go; cultivate this
noble trait and you Will be richly rewarded.
Thanks to Earnest Willie and "Bashful
BIZ Tor their noble praise in our behalf.
Vera Anderson. White Springs, Fia.-I
live in a lovely little place. We have a
large spring. it has cured many an in
valid and is clear as crystal. In the boil
where the water boils up ii goes round
and round and any one that cannot swim
can hardly manage themselves. Any one
that can swim on their back can go in the
boi, and X will take them round and round.
l 20 10 Sunday school every Sunday. We
have n missionary band: ii Is called the
"OranSe Blossom" ! like X very much
We will have the opening of our mite
haN tina ~ IA mn ~
wood. bay oak, pine. maple and chinaberry
trees for our forest trees.
Utah IN the union. another star for the
flag. Every good houselleeper in the new
state uses DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow
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re sure ana us2 that old and well-t-;2I
remedy, Mr.. WuSows Soothing Syrup for
children teethinG. II soothes the child.
soiteGs The ;;G'us. ;liays ali pain, cures
wind collie ana is the best remedy for diar-
rhna.L- IA.nn:E-t.I--. nnnLs q. nattle.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

We have about Uae AuHdreI copies o. the
~. and speeches of the late Henry w GRADY
.a,,1 TO- fp.n "a connection G'itJ The NctX-
a. ~Sns.i.5,ron for $3.50. Tba. H. vii send
,rs,u liz speeches OF Mr.. Grady and The
Messy CONSTITUTION one year 4 you viii send
Is 50 20 IN" price Of ne speeches !" 500
=, H. ,.lin.. The two yOu gst the paper one
ysar rrr~. I: must De understood thGS we
have on.y ahou. one hundred copies and. q,
course me nrss come VIII ne nrst served
AFap+o
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Edison om ELECTRICITY.

Anything that falls from Edisons lips or
pen is invested with Sre&t interest. His
head is full o. ideas. and his brain and
hand are practical enough 10 ma lerialiZe
sucn ideas 20 the use and comfort OF his
fellow men. The following IS taken from "a
lons Interview with Thomas \. Edison.
which recently appeared in TIE New York
Press:
There is 30 many lines ana 50 many
Of as pursuing our Investigations on these
lines that At leaves wide field % choose
from. The fellow who solves his particular
problem FIRST can answer il. but not until
me problem is solved There are more pos
si0Ui,ies III some lines than in others. The
eXpcrimenters VINO are striving after high
srted on railroads viii, II they succeed in
their object, become real epoch makers.
There IS practically no limit To the speed
that can be attained on Il railroad. 1t IS
wrong 10 assume that there IS. The only
lifni- there could DC would be TO the point
at which tie engine and ears break up a.
- to pieces. I think that great speed will
finally hc attained and il VIII be when We
ave able - obtain electricity direct from
coal The discovery Of = wy Of convert
ing coal directly into electricity. VIII be
the turning point Of all o. our methods OF
propulsion. Naturally steam will be en-
tireiy superseded by the current. There
viii be no boilers nor any of the necessary
eNternais which go win steam engines.
1t is the one thing % solve. Let some
fellow follow oGt This line OF researc3; and
set the right reaction aud we shall have u
WONDERFUL revolution III mary things. II
will lead TO ;rea ting metals by electrical
reduction ana an enormous number OF ac-
comr!ishmcnts. We now 50 - the melting
point OF nickel, for instance. bat Under the
new regime we viii get all reactions not
now obtainabie. ana 80 TO the melting point
OF anything Oh earth
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
YoUsG FOLKS coEEEsroxDExcE.
Letters ~ EHeI,anSe A".ons The Consti-

Letters 81 Exchange A..onc The Consti-
tus5aa'- IlttIe Folks
Tas5-.-e ir s1l- i.usi.- ''a--,Iy latter : far
gsel ana ..I..af- hEe Co. 1--we = inill; am
s.sy is... - -. sianl,', as,'s .i.n;ir-.
aa- -ss.l-- o. .i..; now Ny stuttSs gram
sa-E- saFs''- -e'f-r sriie. uist"ry ana ariihtue-
-tr- E..e t--- slI.,Es-gt.,u.
Wla e--lr. "a ti.s -,4Es -IG s.Tipes arugad the
y .er. anal Fls.., -gss William Penn bur.eda
Nllt ssi4e ul s-- Cousins please write L. ne
A-e twelve
tis-es- Lzss.sv. icCrsary. Ny.-ay father is a
flee ~l.s ..aH',-lt srti 2, - ;sriI reform
uut suv e-Fiv spent 30. nor. srIIi New Nex
ico. ~ vaIrh t-.. "a lair recollection TIE pin
usee r. eag -ussl n.s on tG.. roundup AMI Sc
She seeu egr-Us.- cattle and i'y'sik hrunchos.
rrr.as5 =. Ea.rtfrts3.. T.x-. vrar. avn 4 do M.
ike Eentuesv - 'gsi. - ant N,,. Nr.ioo
S>tr pts have none, hu. being only child
enjoy hslrIn-, very maeH. J had my FIRST ex-
p~vieHos ZEE hgutl Z ia-i winter, and kiIi,d ioar
Ivi-I -. tue cousins a few questions:
Who VS. s.se fourth president of the United
Warre VS. TIE Grst battle OF the revolutionary
iiess Sizlss TO Aunt susie and the dear old Con
ssItut55n.
v'Hora Loa-. Eigin. Tex enjoy Aun; Susie's
anu the cousins 3eiterS- au another tsic Grip
ple gail. ans nine years old. 4 have No; walke, a
step in over tws years sIy brother carries me
ar"uud IN his little wagoD- always loved -
much - Tun and play and gather the pretty dow
ers the FasA8Eles.
have never attended school, I have been sick
much: learn AZ home Ny night hand ~ par
7zlv.ed too have 20 write and with my left,
y s.zu make tlUil clothes win left hand.
a sseI Ner s-T o- itEio EdEa. and hope size will
e we'll / wish cnuid 20 to tie Hot Springs ami
lals . IS Gfa-s ~ would
b. -fliGrsay many 81 the cousins have treasure box?
o'I We fun - iistlc presents that have been
Die. Tprl-s1 since sick. will appreciate
Ia tlu Cousins uiig Lt lend me 20 uu: "a =.
ttiu have PIN cushion tuat was made IN Raleigh,
. sIzty yeats sEc- have piece OF the
= - - uu he uad AitTlu. paper tiue also silver
rs- te ssv coined az the mint At New or
lus. 2 have .iIes!-. T1cks pieces sf money. and
M accssr --ssusz- n.se no PETS always wanted n
.-- 4. Mi ts-ic never lssu one
y in IS.
.,,.g Osborne. Good Hope, Ala see in Issne
- t~NepseEbCT Jds that tempest OF NinSb0ro,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

-.Au. vha;. my little lady. can I DO for
sen tn...sv-
brush sac warm Sva-i'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

In every way useful 10 houscneepers DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder eXcels all
others. A single trial iasures use.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

Utah In the union. another star for the
flag. Every good housekeeper in the new
state uses DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

Tenn, wishes for the cousins 20 write more abon'
hooks. Wei. that II good suggestion. and wist
20 make amendment by saying: Let us reaC
good papers also.
have read many historical works this year, be.
sides several pratlcal works, hut the best of all
my educational journals which l could moi
well do without.
viii say - Tempest" that have some rela
tives near Mmshoru. ! made VISIT To them once
bat lille there was not nearer than five miles oi
Minsboro.
Cousins how do YOU like 10 travel? like very
much Ia travel by private conveyance. During thS
summer months Of lS.ls iS1 and 1894, Travelled
more than 1000 mites by private conveyance an,
alone.
have been over the country from West Point
Ga. to Greensboro. Ala, and from the Tennessee
river to line of florida. - IL any of the cousins
wish IN know ANYTHING in regard to Alabama,
thiuE can furnish tie information.
| will write again sometime, ana say something
&c my favorite study, branch of science which
has never been mentioned IN the young folks dc.
paTtmeat.
One question and am done:
What river furnishes dTiitwo0d 10 the arciC
fisherman.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12
I'm Franklim's Old Age

N, FIRST edition Of The Encyo'o7.s ii, Bri:suH e
began TO appear
Since Franklin s day eight successive
editions. each better than the foregoing ore.
have fghtenei the Isbors OF students. AMI
enabled them 20 economic their efforts; and
now any Young man can secure the revised ans
monumental Ninth Edition. between-yhich ana
N. prodigy Of Franklin old age. the First
Edition, tiere i as much disparity a. between
FierscheTS telescope and the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-12

Lola Gibson. Wesson, Miss.-I am q
scnoJi ei.l or twelve summers. My sister
IS q subscriber 10 The Constitution. We
nave 4 nice high school-orer Goo scholars
last wear. We had "a sale" graduating class
last session. Now. 7 wish to ask the ccus-
ins "a feW Bshls question: What child min
istered unto the Lord before 81 priest: W hlle
the child was asleep the LorU called nm.
How many times aid iir cail before the
child KIN. who called: what did Inc Lord
TEL lm- Who dii the child tell the ines-
sage TO-
woull like d i-S cOr.e pondents about
my @re.
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Great Lick Refract0r

This thought brings into clear perspective
the possibilities Of young man OF this day and
time who jispc7Se With a college course
bv devo;:ng his spare moments 70 the
prosecution of special studies in the privacy
cf his nome.
With such a vas. array of Information rs
tfse Encyclopedias Britannica cfierS there IS n
reason to fear that he viii ce hand capped IN
competition with college graduates.
In fact, specialized study IS last taking TIA
place Of curricuilm work, ard f'rsr.ost in tae
csasm students >faDis llct jrco..r lra1ie
wax Of reference walsh looks tsc~ on d s0Tla
os'a.r.ol5 good 1t has accomplished tor It's
u.cs55.' Fo- particulars adde's
ne Constitution
- ATLANTA, GA.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-18

Wootton, the country seat Of George
w. Childs near Bryn Mawr, has been
bought by George w. Childs Drexel.
the namesake of Mr. Childs and pres.
ent publisher of the Public Ledger
The estate has been purchased from
Mrs. Childs, the price paid for il not
being announced. Wootton IS stu
ated a little more than a mile from
Bryn Mawr station, on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, in one Of the most
picturesque and delightful parts Of
that attractive suburban section. The
estate comprises ffty-seven acres and
was named Wootton out of compli-
ment to the old family seat of the
Grenvilles in England, and home OF
the duke of Buckingham, BY whom
Mr.. and Mrs Childs were Hospitality
entertained during trip abroad.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-18
A Poet Let Down Easily.

William Cullen Bryant, while editor
of the Post, insisted that young poets
should be alphabetically noticed in
the book column. Once a sub-editor
handed him thin volume of poems,
saying that they were worthless. Mr..
Bryant looked through the book and
then said: You might say that it is
prettily bound and clearly printed"
Give me your candid Judgment on
these lines said the young man of
literary aspirations; do they convey
the idea of poetry at ALP" Yes, sir"
replied the editor, looking them over
they do. There is something in
every line that conveys the idea.
Every line continued the kind
hearted man, letting him down as
gently as he could, begins with a
capital letter"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-18
M q M~na oME
Yours truly,

As q powerful, invigorating. restorative
tonic Favorite Prescription improves
digestion and nutrition thereby building up
solid, suholcsoHe flesh, and increasing the
strength Of the whole system. As a soothing
and strengthening nervine "Favorite Pre-,
scriptoHn is uneqGaicd and is invaluable in
allaylng and subduing nervous excitability,
irritabihty, nervous exhaustion, nervous
proSration, neuralgia, hysteria. spaSms.
Chorea, or St Vituss Dance, and other dis
tFesSing, nervous symptoms commonly atten-
dant upon functional and organic disease Of
the womb. It induces refreshing sleep and
relieves mental anxiety and despondencv.
Even insanity, when dependent upon womb
disease, is cured by it
Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription 4 6
Scientific medicine, carefully compounded by
an experienced and skillful physician, ana
adapted to wcmans delicate organization. 1t
Is purely vegetable in its composition and
perfectly harmless in its effects IN anu condi-
ton Of the system For morning sickness. or
nausea, due to pregnancy, weak stomach, in
digestion, dyspepsia and kindred symptoms,
It's use VIII prove very beneficial
DR.. Pierce's Book (16S pages, llustratedl
on Woman and Her Diseases giving sue
cessful means Of Home Treatment. viii be
mailed IN plain enrelope, securely sealed
from observation on receipt of ten cents
TO pay postage See the Doctors address
near TIE head Of this article
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-18

that throws its sha lows over the "a.
triots grave, while a giant dogwood
tree performs the same service in The
rear of the plot A slender butteynut
casts one lonely branch over the sersn
lonely graves-a pathetic attempt 10
hide their baroness
In the immediate vicinity Of Mot No.
Is, los is the grave of Laura Keepe the
actress Splendid monuments rise or
all sides, and the highest shaft in the
cemetery will soon be raised over tbs
family plot of the late Joseph T.
Knapp, within dozen yards of Reds
grave
Although the cemetery officials seem
TO possess no positive proofs as TO the
exact location Of the grave, there are
those less ignorant Lafayette Post,
No lao, IT, A. r, decorates the fore
most corner grave on every Memorial
day. That is the only distinction II
receives
But at last Congress has awakened
to the fact that there are still sor5e
forgotten heroes to be remembered
A few weeks ago an amendment to the
Sundry Civil Appropriation bill WIS
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-18
Forbade Him to Submit.

the OF the most painful trials Of
Aossuth exile was his inability to be
present at the deathbed Of his mother.
She iued in poverty in Brussels. and
she expressed desire to see her son
once more before she died. The Bel
glan government Of that day would
not grant his request to visit her M
less ne consented to be accompanied
wherever he went by an officer of po-
lice. He might have consented to this
degrading condition, says one bior-
rapher. for her sake, but no sooner did
ms mother hear Of it than she forbade
him to come 10 her, and she expired in
the last days of 1852, blessing him with
her dying breath.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-18
Tossing on the "Brinrn

is very far from amusing. untrarelei reader.
hso DC yo1 are one. rebellion fOmeDted by
each mountainous We : that smites III, YES
sel's hull. threatens absolutely to dislodge YOUR
very vitals from their natural restiBgplace, and
nausea so fr.ghtful that it would reconcile
you to a termination Of your suGerings by ship
wreck. harasses you. Well for yoa then. or
rather before this crisis, if you are provided
with liostetter's Stomach Bitters, a swift rem
edy for and prerentiveOf the nausea OF tIav-
elers by sea or land nervousness raused BY tae
vibration OF the screw Of steamer or the jar
ing OF q railway train. and IN antdote 10
bowel, liver and stomaehic troubles caused BY
impure water aud unaccus :Omed food The
bitters also, counteracts the eferts OF fatigue
ana exposure. and is a safeguard against NAL
anal, rheumatism and kidney trouble.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-18

From away up in British North America
tonnes the following greeting to DR.. R Y
Pierce, Chief Consulting Physician to the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute Mt
Buffalo, n. Y. Mrs Allen Sharrard, of
tartney, Selklrk Co., Manitoba, whose
portrait, with that Of her little boy,
heads this article, writes as follows:
take great pleasure in recommending DR..
Plerce's Favorite Prescription for falling of
the womb | was troubled with bearing
down pains and pains in my back whenever
1would be on my feet any length of time.
wasrecommended to try DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, which l did with happy results.
feel like q new person after taking three
bottles of itn
As we have Just heard from the frigid
North, we viii now introduce a letter
received from the Sunny South. The follow
ing Is from Mrs. ]. 7. Smith, of Oakfuskee,
Cleburne Co., Ala. She writes: 81 was
afIheted and suffered untold pains ard
misery, such as no pen can describe, for six
years. lwas confined to bed most of the
ume expected the cold hand Of death
every day. / was afflicted with leucorrhea-
with excessive flowing falling of the womb
the SlISll
OF my back-my bowels costive-smartinc
itching and burning in the vagina, also pal,
pitation of the heart. When began taking
your medicine could not sit up, only a few
minutes at time, l was so weak. took
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription three
times per day, / alsotook his Golden Medical
Discovery three times per day and one OF
Ut. Flerces Pleasant Pellets every night.
have taken seven bottles of the Discovery,
seven bottles of the Prescription and FIVE
bottles of the Pellets l took these medi-
cineS seven months, regularly, never missed
day. These medicines cured me. 1 feel as
well as l ever did in my life. -Four of the
best doctors in the lsndtreated my case four
years. They all gave me up as hopeless
they said / could not be cured, and could not
live. Through the viii Of God and your
medicines, have been restored to the best
OF health" Yours truly,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-05-18
CAPT. SAMUEL CHESTER REID.

presented the captain with battle
sword From the time of his leaving
Savannah until his arrival in the north
his route was one continued march of
triumph.
Soon after reaching New York Capt
Reid received the appointment of sail
ing master in the United States navy.
This position he held until his death.
but served in the meantime as harbor
master and port warden of the port of
New York.
1t was while serving in the former
capacity that Capt Reid made his
suggestion that the original thirteen
states be represented on the United
States flag by thirteen stripes, and
that new star be added whenever a
state should be added to the Union
His design was adopted. and on April
Is, ISIS, the first flag OF the present
design was raised over the house Of
representatives at Washington.
There have been many claims for
the honor, but the best authorities
agree that Capt Reid designed and
proposed the present United States
flag.
In Greenwood cemetery the guides
will tell you that they do not know
the grave of Capt Reid, but at the
superintendent's Office you will be d.
rected to plot 10, lbs, corner Cypress
avenue and Zephyr path. That is all
the record they have ixother graves
occupy this plot besides Capt. Reds,
and none of them is marked
The plot is beautifully situated at
ire foot Of Ocean Hill On the left.
facing it stands spreading maple