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MORPHINE
 COCAINE THE HABIT WHISKY Ss sorPnn4 P1snAsa oussD REF TOBACCO

Dr. Marion T. Davis, at his private San.- tarium, 31l East Eighth street, Chatta- nooga, Tenn, where this regular practi- tioner for eight years past, and alumnus of the University of Virginia, now treats these diseases EXCLUSIVELY, under WRIT TEN GUARANTEE to REFUND CHARGES, and railroad fare, if cure is not complete In ten days, and in every respect satisfactory. Remedy simple, safe and ef- fective; no desire or craving after FIRST DOSE; hence no suffering, and no "WILL- POWER" required, while being cured Duration of habit and amount consumed are no considerations. Refractory and re- 1apsing cases treated by OTHERS, espe- cially solicited by Dr. Davis He cures such to STAY CURED. All matters conh- dential Voluntary testimonials on file for inspection.
 Call on, or write to pr. Davis, at the above address.
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AFT culture in Port, Rico

At present ltttle in the way of plant prod ucts is exported from Porto Rico outside of coffee, sugar and tobacco. All other crops are considered unworthy of the serious at tention oflthe planters their cultivation be- ing generally left to the desuhtory efforts of the most ignorant of the population. There has been little attempt at the improvement of varieties, either by selection or by the in- troduction of superior seed
 We are paying over s20O COG, 900 for tropical plant products, a large part of which could
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The new materials are so admirable tha. they tempt the purse. R
 Mrs. George Gould snug in tan tailor made, with box plafted back. sailed down the adsles of a handsome department store on Broadway the other day and paused in front of the summer goods counter In front of her were speedily spread out pieces of goods box plaited and goods striped and plaided. They were Of an colors and in all
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in a nat1iral manner. The style of making these dresses wdTl be with ribbon trimmings Marrow ribbons will stripe uhe waists and baby ribbons w1n outline figures upon the skirt
 They have a new way of trimming dress skirts It is used upon Night weight wool goods or upon cotton. For summer, upon camSbT'1cs and. lawns, 1t Us very effective The material which is preferably plain one Is treated to sitripes of marrow ribbon which is sewed on the goods before 1t is
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DAD I'D A rmc Largest and oldest V1I AA D house in the south. Twenty years in business. Crayon Water Color, Pastel, Sepia-all kinds-from $1.o0 up. Jobbers in frames, always in stock. Solar Prints and Art Material at a low price. Agents should write at once for big inducements. Enclose stamp for reply. Residence, Store and Studio, Parker Sta tlon Woodlawn. HELM PORTRAIT CO.,, r. O. Box 39 Birmingham, Ala. 2-17-6m
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made up. It is stitched to the goods in clusters of three, wlyih a space of two inches between the triple clusters. RJbbon is then stitched across the goods in the other direc. fion. in the same manner. When the work is completed it will be found that the rib
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She Got It

FHF IOC From the Philadelphia Press. My dear" began the minister's wife, there's a bonnet down at the millin--" ''There you go again." he Interrupted; 'al- ways thinking of worldly things" But, my dear. you wrong me-" she said. This bonnet is perfectly heavenly
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A Serious Charge

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer General Warren's soldiers ought to be arrested for resisting an officer How so?"
 '"They ran away from Kop."
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A MAN SLIPS UP

on it every time that he takes his laundry work outside of the Avondale laundry to be done up. He finds "that tired feeling stealing over him when he notes the diff ference in the exquisite color and beautiful finish, saying nothing of the goood condi- ton in which your linen is returned by the
 AVONDALE STEAM LAUNDRY,
 "Old Reliable" 10S N. 18th St., Phone 1901.
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CORONER,

Alex Dallas is a candidate for election to the office of coroner of Jefferson county, is now serving part of an unexpired term, has given satisfaction and asks for election to a full term. Subject to democratic pri- mary.
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BOARD OF REVENUE

Henry Simpson, of Morris, is a candidate for member of board of revenue, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
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FOR TAX ASSESSOR

J. F. Mclaughlin is a candidate for re- election to the office of Tax Assessor of Jefferson county, subject tothe action of the Democratic party.
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James A. Downey Is a candidate for sher. if of Jefferson county, subject to the ac tion of the democratic party.
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H. c. Miller Is candidate for treasurer of Jefferson county subject to the action of tho Democratic party.
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COUNTY TREASURER

Henry B. Gray Is candidate for Treas urer of Jefferson county subject to the ac. tion of the democratic party.
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Andrew W. Burgin, candidate for sheriff of Jefferson county. subject to action of democratic party.
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E. L. Higdon is candidate for sheriff of Jefferson county, subject to the actiol of the democratic party.
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For quick and good repairs on any kind of Machinery phone 21O. John D. Lykes.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF.

George W. Sherling is a candidate for Sheriff of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the democratic party.
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Seeds. Field and garden. J. H. McCary Co.
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NEW MATERIALS FOR
 SUMMER DRESSES
The OpenWork Fabrice Which Are to Form a Large Part of This
 Seasons Modes.

sT Sa 10 -J
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
WARE COUNTY TAX RATE.
Dr. bowman 80 Dedicate Trinity.
Wedding ~ MRycross.

waycross. Ga. Sept 5.-Prof T. A.
Pound has returned home from his sum
mer vacation. The public school will be
opened sept "a
A, their meeting yesterday the Com
missioners Of Ware county ordered that
the sum OF $3.50 be assessed on each ti.coo
worth Of property for count ypurposes.
for the year 1870. This added TO che state
tax assessment OF $50. makes taxes in
Ware county SO per Si.coo this year.
It has been definitely decided that Dr.
c. Z. bowman. president OF Emory Col
lege Is 10 dedicate Trinity Church sun
day morning Mai r. T. Bird is In re-
ceip, Of a letter from Or. bowman. In
which he states that Il will afford him
great pleasure to dedicate the church.
AZ night Or Dawson will present the
cause OF education.
Mr. l.. r. Akin. who was injured 50 So
verely az Mount Pleasant a few days ago
Is improving and he will, IN all prooaoii-
ny. recover.
Dr. ". H. Buchanan and Miss Bessie
Beach took their friends by surprise this
afternoon and were married about 4;30
O'Clock by Rev. = ~ Whiting az the dis
trict parsonage. Miss Bessie Is the ac-
complished daughter Of Mr. W W. Beach.
and the groom h the youngest son OF Mr..
G. c. buchanan lie graduated last April
from the Baltimore College Of Dental
Surgery. The young people are being con-
graduated by their many friends.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
THREATENED coal STRIKE.
Anthracite Operators Issue n state
nent 10 Miners

New York, Sept. 5-The anthracite coal
operators. az conference In this city.
discussed the threatened strike among
their employees and appointed commit
tee 20 draft a statement setting forth the
views OF the operators and refusing to
recognize che United Mine Workers OF
America
statement given out tonight from
the operators headquarters assert that
the United Mine Workers and their lead
ers are composed Of soft coal men not ia
miliar with che conditions OF anthracite
mining and the association OF the anthra-
cite men with the soft coal district is be-
heved 20 be antagonistlc 10 the best in
terests Of the men and the mine owners
The statement declares that wages have
not been ut IN the anthracite mines for
twenty YEAR. but have b. en- raised in
many cases, says that the increased cost
OF powder has been more than made up
~ other ways and that as 10 company
stores no hig producers run them but only
few small mine owners az isolated points
where other stores are inconvenient
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
RICHARD OLNEY FOR BRYAN.
VIII CLEVELAND's SECRETARY OF
STATE TO SUPPORT HIu.

Thinks Triumph of the Democratic
Ticket Would ne the Bcst Outcome
of the Presidential Contest-tie
CritieIsss the Policy Of the MctIR-
ley Administration In the Phiiip-
pInes, and Looks for Even DiEEer
Trouble In china.
New York. Sept. 5.-The World to-mor-
row will print che letter from Richard
olney. secretary OF state during the
Cleveland administration. In which Mr.
oiney declares his intentions OF support
,ng MIR. Bryan for President.
After saying that Mr.. Bryan Is hardly
the candidate. ne should choose. u ne
lad hts way In che matter. und that he
entirely dissenis from parts OF the Kan
sas city platform. MIR. olney says.
BE II admitted that the Democratic
party. ts platform. and ts candidate are
open TO much just criticism. yet all things
considered. would not lts triumph be the
best outcome OF the present presidential
contestF'
Mr.. Olucy then criticizer the policy Of
the Mckinley administration regarding the
Philippines. and thinks that che country
will soon ind itself IN the tolls OF Chi
nee problem even more costly and men
acng than the Philippines problem itself.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06

Guy II. Walker IN Lrrfirr Weekly.
Owing 20 tho peculiar superstitlous OF
the Chinese people. the greatest care
must he exercised IN the treatment ~ e.
ties after they have been captured. and
"a will be unfortunate ~ the allied forces.
In capturing Ten Tsin. have wrecked any
considerable property or done an unnec-
essary bomss riding or destruction ~ It's
walls The Chinese locate cities Just az
they build houses or dig graves. accord
ing 10 the directions Of their geomancers
OF earth doctors" as they call them. Re-
fore they will build a city OF bury an an
eest0r these geomancers must. with a
great deal Of rigmarole. PASS upon the
luck or favorableuess Of the spo, select
"a. and II the selection Of a spot originally
declared 10 b. lucky should be followed
By bad luck 20 the one selecting It. other
geomancers will be callef In. and n the
spot 10 pronounced by them 20 he unlucky
q will az once be abandoned.
The entire city OF Pekin was moved BY
the hrHt emperor Of the Mongol dynasty
bad luck was associated with the old site.
and that " hs wished 20 establish his dy-
nasty he must build a new capital Tho
modern city % Pekin was the result The
ancient walls 81 tae old city are stils 20 be
seen on the hanks % the Hun river. about
eight miles southwes, Of the present city,
although Il was abandoned over seven cen
turtles ago The oltiea rayaged by the
Tat Pings. nifty years ago have never re-
covered. because the Chinese believe that
their luck had been spoiled. When tho
cities were occupied and piundered BY the
rebels che population abandoned them. and
they have built new towns and new cities.
rather than tempt fate by rebuilding the
old ones. The Chinese viii abandon
"a -
reomancy IL wrong. and IN almost every
city YOU viii md some quarter vacated
and abandoned because u Is said 10 be un-
lucky.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06

Richmond Va. Sept. Sd. Williams
Fast II not dead. This Information came
this morning IN a letter TO Mrs. East. the
young mans mother. The letter was dated
ana apparently written yesterday aud
mailed az 1870 o'clock the same day In
city not far from Richmond. The tele-
graph operator and others at Harpers
Ferry who Identified the suicide there as
Mr., East by descriptions and photograph
NJ from here. evidently made mistake
IN Identification
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
AN OLD EDITOR
Found $4,000 worth OF Food.

W. S. Gilman. editor Of the Capitol Of
South McAlester. I. T., said: Yes. Il IL
true when got hold OF Grape-N Nuts food
Il was worth more than n S3cco doctor
bill 10 me. for "a made me well man.
have gained twenty-five pounds In
weigh. my strength has returned ten
fold, my brain power has been given back
10 me, and that h an absolute essential
Tor / am On editor and have been Tor
thlrty-hve years.
MY pen shall always be ready to sp,ak
a GOOD word for this po3efs~l nutritive
food. had Of course often read the adj
vertisenents regarding Grape-Nuts. but
never thought to apply the food 10 my
own use. unul Ia my extremity and sick
ness the thought came TO me that Il
might M my ease. The statements la re-
u,ra 20 food are absolutely correct. AZ
have provsn in my own case. one very
fo,,urate thing about the food ~ that
,.etie IA Is the most scientifically male
ma hlrhly n0urishing concentrated food
nav ever known. d has 80 delicious o
Taste that il wins and holds frieEds.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
CRASH on A TEN-roN GIRDER.
"ne Man Instantly KILLED and Three
Badly Injured.

Richmond Va, Sept 5.-A tension
cross girder strained the heavy sixty-nve
foot wooden boom on the temporary
traveller just al the rivers brink. in use
IN constructing the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway viaduct at the foot Of Belvidere
street. and with a sudden crash the heavy
boom fell Al o'clock this morning. kill
ing one man and injuring three others
employees OF the contractors.
The dead and injured:
Glenwood Seay OF Maidens Adventure,
Goochland county, aged o. instantly kill
ed
John Hanson. formerly % Philadelphia.
legs badly bruised and face cur
A. c. Dohbs OF Richmond. severe shock.
struck on head. right knee badly cut.
John Mclean, arm knocked out OF
place and bad bruises on body. He was
formerly OF Bath. Me.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06

Tacoma, Wash Sept. Sin fve cases
involving the title 20 and the possession Of
the most valuable mining claims IN Nome.
United states Circuit Judge W w. Nor
row has reversed the recently appointed
District Judge A. n. Noyes. has reversed
the receiver. Alex Mckenzie, the receiver
appointed by Judge Soyes. has granted
an appeal from the order appointing the
receiver and has directed that until the
matters az issue sre decided there shall
be no interference on the part Of the
court IN Alaska OF it, appointees.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
DESTITUTE IN ALASKA.
Transport Lawton VIII BRING Home
bankrupt Miners.

Washington. Sept b.-The war depart
nent Is arranging to send the transport
Lawton 10 Nome City. Alaska. for the
purpose OF bringing back the destitute
American citizens az that place.
Reports received at the war department
indicate that there are a great many men
who have been unable to make
strike" and that unless the government
takes the matter IN hand. great suffering
and starvation r. likely 20 result.
A report from Capt futile OF the reve-
nue. cutter Dear says that cruise along
the Alaskan coast and Islands shows that
the natives are In pitiful condition.
Many OF them have died. great numbers
are sick with measles and pneumonia. and
starvation also threatens. Some relief has
been Afforded but the destitutiOn Is worse
than at any time within nifty years. Fur
Their relief will he extended.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
JOHN PEARS H. DEAD.
Fnipinos Cut on His Nose and Ears
With "A sword.

Kenosha. Wis. Sept. 5.-A letter was
received here to-day from Joseph Ma
kowsky. serving whh the army IN the
Philippines. Announcing the death OF
John Pears OF the Forty-seventh Regl-
ment.
About the Fourth OF July Pears was Sc
lec,ed as a member OF a special detach-
nent OF six men for skirmish work. Re-
turning 20 the camp the party was am
pushed by the insurgents and Pears was
mortally wounded. but the others man
aged 60 escape.
The insurgents captured the wounded
man and the leader Of The band Gu, on
his ears and nose with a sword He was
then left 70 die. Two days later Ave q
the men supposed 40 have been among
those who killed the wounded soldier
we're captured and the members Of the
Foriy-seventh attempted TO lynch one OF
them. but officers interfered.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
LETTER or HoN. W. L. WILSON.
strongly Opposed 90 Colonial. or I'm
periaI Policy.

Morgan's Grove w Va. Sept. Sol
lowing Is portion Of the letter Of Hon
w. L. Wilson. read before the Democratic
meeting here to-day:
"The condition OF my health Is. regret
10 say. such as TO make even a journey
70 Jefferson unadvisable and public spel ak
ing beyond my physical capacity Long
before II became an issue divtiing poliii-
cal parties took strong grounds in ad-
dresses before students OF this university
and In a eet speech before the Legislature
OF Georgia against any colonial or i'm
perial policy on the part Of our govern
rnent a. a result Of our war with Spain.
NV views are stronger than ever against
such policies and. did opportunity per-
nit, I should be glad 20 express those
views on the platform az Morgan'E
Grove"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
rosroFrIcE CLERKS MEET.
They want work Hours and saia-
rfes FIXED by Law.

Atlantbc City. n. j.. Sept. S.-The Con
vension OF PostOffice Clerks to-day order
81 = bill drafted 20 be presented 10 Con-
gress. fixing eight hours as days work
and limiting foriy-eight hours to q fun
weeks employment This IL the some
privilege as railway clerks and carrier
enjoy. The bill pending AZ Washington,
(No. f5i), ~ Ak solaries At. from 500 10
81 40 was Endorsed indirectly The
convention asked 10 be taken In I'M
der the civil service law by adopting a
report Of the special committee express
ina the belief that the civil service should
be extended through all branches Of the
department.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
HAD TO PAY TuE DUTIES.
wealthy Cincinnati Man brought
Back valuable Dresses.

New York. Sept. 5-wallace shillito. a
wealthy man Of Cincinnati and his wife
had rather an unpleasant time with the
customs people on the pier on their ar
rival to-day on the Teutonic. with the
result that Mr. shil,i,o paid 500 extra
duty before he was allowed 70 take his
trunks On the ship coming up the bay
h. made the usual declaration as
TO the goods he was bringing into the
country. When the ship reached her pier
he secured the services Of an inspector.
and the trunks were passed. Another spe-
cial agent ordered the trunks re-eSamin'
"a. This time dresses were found which
were appraised al 500. AIR Shillito ex-
planned that the whole affair was the re-
suit OF Misunderstanding and he paid
the money before leaving the pier.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
KING soLoMoN,s MINES.
Have they Been Discovered, ana
Are They RIchf

From the LONDON MAI
This Is a story quite on the modern IT.
erary lines. for II ends with a note OF In
terrOgation.
II begins with the scene of DIR. Carl Pc
tiers. the German explorer, rummagins
about In an old German castle few years
back.
la this ancient Teutonic schloss Dr. Pc
ters came upon a musty volume together
with a quaint old map. published IN
France In iTis or thoreabont
This work and map. according 10 one OF
DIT. Carl Peters associates. dealt with the
doings OF the Portuguese 20 years ear
Her. In the country bordering on the zsm-
hesI. and are 70 form the key 90 the where
ahonss Of gold mines IN the heart Of
Africa. The course OF the Zambssi was
shown on the map roughly. but ac-
curately. and on the south bank Of The
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06

Chicago. Sept 5-Frank II. Hollansbe.
eN-aldefman and wealthy real estate
owner OF Chicago. committed suicide to-
night by shooting himself He had been
sick several months. and for the past
week had beer kept alive by the use OF
oxygen gas During his nurses absence
he procured revolver and iired two bull
lets into his brain
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06

The death OF Capt. weliby. E.gh-
teenth Hussars. % wounds. at Paarde-
kop. on the SIN inst. removes from the
British army list the name OF an ofiicer
who seemed TO have considerable flu
tuie bsfsre him. Bssid being a soldier
o. acknow dyed capacity. Capt. Weilby
hna established his repr TN as an ex-
piorer ne was ir Eng and When the war
broke out IN South Africa, ard a. once
took passage a. Durham 10 Join his reri-
ment. the Eighteenth HussafS az LADY,
smith
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
LETTER CARRIERS MEETING.
indorsed the Pending MN for Uni
form 81 .2oO Salaries.

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 5.-The Letter car
riers' National Convention to-day passed
a resolution indorsins the bill pending in
Congress providing uniform 81 200 salaries
for carriers
President Gompcrs Of the Federation Of
Labor. in brief address urged that the
association would be a great gamer In
strength II IL would affiliate with the
American Federation OF Labor After
considerable opposition. a resolution was
passed for appointment OF committee
TO negotiate with the Railway Mail
Clerks and P0stofice Clerks Associa-
tons with the object Of Joint action IN
the interest OF legislation favorable 10
postal employees. Many delegates opposed
amaigsmatsd action
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
Archhl.hop of puhnaue.

Rome. Sept. 5.-The Pope has sent
Mgr. Keane. former rector Of the Cath
ole University at Washington. bull or
papal decree. formally comforting upon
him The rank. title and authority OF Arch
bishop OF Dubuque.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
Joyrc Namrd tor Conere...

Charlotte. n. C.. Sept 5.-The Repuhll-
can Congressional Convention for the
Fifth District to-day nominated J. r.
Joyce OF Rockingham county for Con-
gress. A plan was on foot to name
Gold Democrat but the lack Of orgnniza-
ton on the part OF the latter r. said TO
have defeated that proposition.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06

Boston. Sept. 5.-After a series Of mis-
haps 70 the riders. VIII stinson won The
two hours Golden Vase" race al Charles
River Park to-day and established
worlds record for two hours. riding g.
miles. .g55 yards.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANs.
Pat out n state Ticket and Endorsed
President Mckinley.

New Haven. Conn. Sept. 5-The state
Republican Committee to-day nominated
state ticket headed by George p. Nc
Lean of sumsbury Cor Governor: treas
urer. II. II. Gallup. Norwich; comptroller
Abram Chamberlain Meriden; secretary
Of state. Charles O. r. VinaI. Middletown.
The platform Endorses President Mckin-
ley's administration and his course IN for
eign affairs: condemns trusts which raise
prices Of necessarles or decrease wages.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06

Chicago. Sept 5.-The body Of the man
found in room IN the Stafford Hotel
has been Identified from letters found In
his possession as that OF Archibald G.
HAYNES. Jr., son OF Archibald c. Haynes.
general agent Of the Equitable Life In
surance Company In New York.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
Conference ON FresRh, Rates.

ST. Louis. Sept 81 conference OF
freight trafic managers Of the lines In
terested w the adjustment OF rates from
Louisville and 81 Louis 20 Shreveport
was held to-day al the once Of Chairman
Cole o. the Southwestern Freight Bureau.
Incidentally the Texarkana rate situation
was involved in the discussion. The sew
erai interests were fully represented
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-06
nv WAS EVIDENTLY CRAZY.
Man Smashed Things In ArchhishoI
Corrignn's House.

Corrignn's House.
New York. Sept 5.-John W. Hanley
rang the doorbelI OF Archbishop corrigan's
residence tonight and rushed down the
hallway into the dining room. where ne
began throwing the contents Of the side
board about the room. smashing glass
against the wall and hIrling sllverware
against the ceiling. The butler summon
ed two policemen. who. with assistance
OF the Archbishop succeeded In overpow-
erlng Hanley He was taken 10 the sta
ton house. where he kept repeating over
aud over:
"If the Archbishop can afford to do
time to get red feather In his cap he
can afford 10 TX up my brothers grave
In Calvary"