Not many tribes have special posts or marks at the grave. A few do. The
Ojibwa made such with much care. Usually they bore pictures or marks
telling about the dead man. His totem animal was often represented,
usually upside down to indicate that the bearer of the emblem was dead.
H. C. YARROW.—Army physician, ethnologist. Wrote, among other
papers, _A Further Contribution to the Study of the Mortuary
Customs of the North American Indians_.