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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-08-09
.ST.LOUIS LAWSCH0OL.
Law Department Of Washington
University,
at. Louis, Mo.
at. louis,
FACULTY:
Rev William q Elliott. u y, President
and Chancellor of the University.
PROFESSORS AND LECTURERS:

PROFESSORS AND LECTURERS:
Henry Hitchcock LII ., Prof of Real
Prop Law, and Provost of Tho Law De-
partment.
Albert Todd, A NJ Lecturer on the
Law of Real Property as applied to Con-
veyancing.
Alexander Martin, A N, Professor of
Admiralty, Marine INSURANCE and Mari
time Law.
Samuel Reber. a NJ, Prof of the IIisto-
rY and Science of Law, Cons Law, Forts,
Equity and SUGGESTIONS.
John NJ krum, A NJ, Lecturer on Grim
inal law.
George A Madill, 4 NJ, Professor OF
Real Property law,
Chester II Krnm, A b, Professor of the
Law of Pleading and Evidence.
George NJ. Stewart, A NJ, Professor of
the Law of Contracts, Sales, Bills and
Notes and BaiIments.
Regular annual session will open Octo-
ber 10th, 1877.
Tuition fee is $50 per term, payable in
every case in advance.
There are six free scholarships in this
school, three for junior and three for senior
class. There are no extra charges.
Students are admitted to either class, on
examination, until the Christmas recess.
For particulars, address
GEORGE NJ, STEWART,
Dean of Law Faculty,
203 n. Third street, St. Louis, Mo.
amy377-2y
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Marls.

From the published proceedings OF
the Fruit Fair, held in New Orleans,
we make the following extract:
Some mari was exhibited from Byram
Station, Jackson Railroad, about 40
miles from this city. There are mil
lions of tons of it close by the railroad
track. 1t has
Potash. ................. GIL
Lime to. oo-.
Phosphoric Acid. .............. .224
Carbonic Acid and loss 81. 720
according to Prof Hilgard. The pro-
fessor says: ''The great abundance
and fine quality of the Byram mari, to-
gether with it's easy accessibility both
by water and rail, render these beds of
much more than local Importance.
These marls contain other nutritive in
gradients besides lime, which are very
much needed in the pine hills soil.
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Y | [.

There came maiden pale and wild, who
bore sullied name,
The memory of her purest years, distain-
ed with sin and shame,
Her peers who erst had crowned her with
the early flowers of Spring
Now Stunned her save with scornful looks,
as polluted thing;
She spatched the helmet from its shrine,
and held her ravIng breath
a moment, for she knew it hid the luxury
of Death,
So. Egypt's queen with glittering face in
her caressing clasp,
Took with wild, delicious fear. the ready
venomed asp;
But lo the maden's brow though pressed
within that fatal band,
Glowed with saint-like halo, fresh from
the Immortal Land.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-08-09

CHARCOAL is entirely useless as a
fertilizer. Burned bones are nearly all
phosphate of lime and valuable Wood
asbes benefit land always and every
where.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-08-09

Marriage notices and deHths, not ex.
ceeding si4 lines, published free. All
over six lipes ch arged for at regular ad-
vertieing rates.
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1iferary.
The BurRing Csasqme.
BY WM. WARD.

BY wM. WARD.
"11ot knightly head or quecn'y btoO hat
bears Mis saiHted casqte,
Without burniny brain, or heart stripped Of
its mockiag mask.
The soul through ,ehich 1t speaks atone, at-
soiied udh blood or crime,
N'iW beam as radiaatiy forth, as in Gods
judgment time"
Within cave of riyen rock, behind
whose Jagged rim,
The shrinking of an earthquake back,
had left all drear and grim,
High on splntered fragment hung II
helmet in its crust
OF many long and silent years slow
gathered flakes of rust,
And on it, crest those weirdly works were
tearfuilv EN- bossed,
And saint or sinner standing there, him
self devoutly crossed,
For Old Tradition in his lair, had forged
its dismal tale,
Whereat the skeptic never scotted, but
trembled cold and pale;
Thus had the casque hung long unstirred,
clad in spectral fear,
That held its rust mistaken there, through
many silent year,
And SO the legend comes to us, all folded
in the rime,
OF that chivalric age agone, that knigh;ly,
monklsh time.
A sage and holy hermit kept his godly
vigils there,
And nought arose from hoiest shrine,
more potent than his prayer,
The maids of Here's and the fair Coriovan
daughters knelt,
That he might shrive them at his feet of
all the sins they felt,
For well they deemed that Heaven would
smile on all they dared to aisle
The guardian of that fearful test OF faith,
;. The Burning Cas4ue,
That though for many year untlred, still
told it, fearful tale
That thrilled the restless and the bold in
Gu Guldalquiyer's vale.
., p;,, o,r
AZ leng'n N'lsii' "''o"' "l mn sp''''
hau spare'i at I AseaIon, n, hoo. .h.,
famous casque to don,
ne LOT o'r i',"y anu inc o'o''' ""u CIV
TO win saint hip from the Church, why
should it burn his brow?
"Now Heaven .assail thee, vaunting
,r h.iSn', eA',i'i'i'g,' ~ Una: l'''y "lan'
Lev A,,is"tis uee's III "ie''i''e Pi''e' W
t"ee II my e.. can, h1 ,oo1.
"A 'iious"nu Ip''lnS .i'"''''e" l'.in '''''' u
an ist.hi "eep'hs ''L'u' :,,.
1N''e''' II -, .i,ou o', '0''' '''0 "''''
en- ~, III VI eo"',r' y.
Neoei'e my .'o" ~ wv ;, '0"''0'' "''' ~
weight VI "i''"'
V
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lie bowed MS heau. not ll"eN'y' 'ne nei-
met pressed MS prp"'
one shflek escaped MS ooaS'ins hpS' ne
,eit the dea,hIy gov, :.
\ oaha OF nre my 'isa'e''inS 0fe" i''
., ,eariui con oi pam -,
"N
,,-. 'lfo"S,' sAii anu oo''I' anu oi3ln'
w ltn one via spring ne oa:heu II do"h,
mat ta'ai' burning 'nihs' .,
Anu rusheu' ne 'housh'' '"'ouSh .oi'lo
oiasts iahhed py oehoh wing
->o iiioi0 a. ',e.i ,"'' '-"@ h"' ny anu
When on one sunny morn in May, a mer-
~ muIe'er, ,,..,, IL,
hea up ch'!leu anu o,'cNe"e' sA Au'''
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"11ot knightiy head or quecn'y bfo'o hat
bears MiS s1inted casque,
Without buniny brain, or heart stripped Of
its mockiag mask.
The sod through which It speaks atone, an
soiied uiM blood or crime,
WI beam as radiaaay forth, as in Gods
judgment time"
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-08-09
In Walkers Rheumatic Cure

the proprietors have not attempted to
make magic cure-all, but have concen-
trated their study upon this one ailment
ssld t;if there is n truth to be found i'll
this world" the testimony of numerous
cures made immediately around them at
home appear to subsiantiate the fact
that this cure will actually relieve 81
per cent. of those who give it II fair trial
They are willing to guarantee every
ease who will take the cure under their
,,n.nn,nl Il Lirantinn
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DR.. SEABROOK'S Elixir Of Py.
ropbosphate Of Iron and Ca!isaya.

This Experimentation possesses all
the Tonic properties of Peruvian Bark
and Iron, without the disagreeable
taste and bad effects Of either, separate
Iy or in other preparations, of tn sc
valuable medicines. 1t should be taken
in all cases when gentle tonic impress
sion is required after convalescence
from feyers or facilitating diseases, or
in those distressing Irregularities pecu-
liar to females. No female should be
without it, il liable to such diseases, Cor
nothing can well take its place.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-08-09
Extract Jamaica Ginger
observation-disclosures
SeatOn9S
Chemical Writing Fluid
AND CARMINE INK.

These well known inks need only be
used to be acknowledge as the best for
banks, Counting Rooms, and schools.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-08-09

FALSE hair is at a discount.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-08-09
NOTICE TO MOTHERS:

We have, by purchase OF the original receipt,
become sole proprietors Of this celebrated medl-
cine,
DR.. Seabrooks Infant Soothing Syrup.
We ask you to give 1t trial, with an assurance
that you will in future discard all those nauseons
and destructive stuffs, such as BateInanS Drops,
Ciodfrey's Cordial, Devices Mixture, etc, com
binations of a past and anti-progressive age,
when it was thought thft the more Disgusting
the mixture the better the medicine.
Use in future only ScabrOok's, combination
mite M with the advancement of the age, pleas
ant to take, harmless in its action, efficient and
reliable III all cases.
r. w, sEATON &c co.;
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors, Louisville.
For sale by DAUGHTRY L sMYLIE, Brook
haven. Miss. MI 22-i yr.
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The Naked Truth.
lDetI'oH Free P,'ess.1

/
AT noon yesterday policeman found q
b"F bathing in slip. near the foot of Ran.
dolph street. and he called TO the l,d -
come out and be arrested like man for
breaking the ordinance,
us 1t agin the ordinance for n how to f,l,
mo .he river: qlicried the 5atler.
No. SIR. but you are naked"
Does me law say that hoy has GOT 70
rave his clothes on when he falls ip.',
Inc ordinance prohibits bathing here.
and now you come out
rs ii bathing when "A f;llcr cuts hi. Fac,
on Il piece of Tin. knocks his head oyin a.,
Dean. and swallows four catfish and , col,
of mll,l:" e''
II want YOU" called the officer.
Nv nat for" asked the boy.
u command you to come OUT,
II can't come" sorrowfillly answered
.''e pa'her. The real truth is. i,rmped
III mere TO rescue a drowning female. but
hcf mar pulled off and she's at the bottom
As | have no witness lasn't 20 to trial,.
II IL bring You OUT" growled the officer
hs he made for boat: bur tha bo,. ,r,s
Pea'c'i ana was seen no more. While the
officer was looking under the wharf the
nall OF good sized sand pile suddenly slid
down the back of his neck and into bic
boots, and a musical, familiar voice was
heard saying:
MY shirts on hind side before, hrecrbes
turned around, and this west is wrong end
up but feel as clean us a new stamp fi,,n
The post office. and Lor. what an anna,;,o
I've got for popcorn balls
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* Y
Work.

\ Boston paper says: 4 business MAJ
of this city. Il member of the church. is il
the habit of lilnclling down town. \ few
days since. as he was seated at the table il
Il restaurant. where lie was no stranger
the proprietor accosted him with
''Do you see any change here:''
NO
why, don't you notice that my bar is
gomez
WELL" said the wondering disciple.
after staring 4 moment. what is that
for:"
"Why. you see, I've been down to the
Tabernacle lately. and I've made up nv
mind that raii t afford this business any
longer; SO I've tur,ied round"
And then taking Il card from his pocket.
he showed Il list Of men he was praviny
for. and told earnestly Of the work he was
now doing. Then. with the eagerness
and confidence of newborn enthusiasm. he
said
Now, tell me what you are DOING
No answer. The protested disciple
wasn't doing anything. But the question
sent an astonished man home to ask God
to show him his work.
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a" Enterprisinx Nevada Mousc.

TLe Corinnc (Nev.) Record tells the fol
lowing story:
Yesterday afternoon the writer Witnessed
strange sight in the Recora Office. our
attention was attracted by several lus,v
squeaks from the inside of a mai, almost
NH OF water into which "A halfcrown
mouse had fallen. The alarm haa barIl,
died away before four or five mice apneaned
on the scene. and began clamberiny 10 tbe
top edge Of the pail. For several moments
after gaining the edge of the pail and Catch
ing sight OF the mouse in the wafer a
squeaking confab was held. First one
mouse and then another would cling to the
rim OF the bucket with his hind legs. and
while almost touching the water with his
nose. squeak out either consolation or AL.
vice to the immersed. But while all .his
was going on the swimming powers of the
unfortunate mouse in the pail were rapidly
giving out. At last happy thought
seemed to strike the biggest mouse in the
crowd. and almost without squeak he
ARMY fastened his fore feet to the edge of
the pail and Ut his body and tail hang
down. Tie drowning mouse saw it. and
making a last desperate effort for life
uunnnu ~ fha-6pot- seizad the tail nf his
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The worst confidence game Of the sea-
son was practiced on Capt. Hobbs. a JUS
tice OF the peace, a few days since by I'M
known parties. A couple-apparently a
gentleman and lady-sent to the house of
the justice, and requested him to marry
them. The ceremony was performed ae-
cor'ling to the latest fashion. when the
bridegroom asked how much ne charged
Three dollars. 4 twenty dollar bill was
handed out, and the groom received seven
teen dollars in change. \ moments con-
versation and congratulations followed.
when the happy couple prepared to de
part; but the bride, who was evidently A
little awkward ut the business Of handling
train, displayed pair of heavy boots.
This naturally aroused some suspicion of
trick. Accordingly some watched the
pair as they left, and had the satisfaction
of seeing the woman disrobe in an alley.
and come forth as fine-looking a man ms
one would wish to see. The justice. who
made them man and wife, exarained his
hank-note, and discovered
~ 1o oeRntGEfaif, He -has not vet
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Money. and How to Get IT.

There is no word in the English Ian
g'nge more often used and universally adj
illtied than money. In fact. it is consider
ed Tile thing altogether desired. and men
to obtain it will 60 through all kinds of
toll and hardship imaginable. They will
even commit the most heinons crimes.
Everybody is after money. and the great
desire t" gain it hastily often ends in to-
tai failure to accomplish the desired end.
About the first question Il youth asks
when he gets old enough to think about
providing for the future is. ..IIOw can |
get money. and bow can I get rich -
There are two ways Of getting rich. One
is by industry and economy, and the other
Is by dishonesty. Riches accumulated by
Industry. economy, and judicious invest
ments never detract from mans dignity
and self-,espect. but carry with them hap
l'lliesa, contcntment. and clear consci-
ence. and leave no regrets. The true secret
is. ''make haste slowly"
In getting money it does not make so
much difference as to what kind Of busi- |
ness man engages in. for any business |
Will pay If attended to properly. but no
man should embark in any business to
which he is not adapted; but when he does
make his selection he should 90 in with y
steady and determined purpose to win.
and succeed by constant and persistent Ia
that little by little. is
the sure way to succeed. and out Of that
little little should be saved.
Remembering also that it is by what we
ave that we get rich and not by what we
make. 4 man may make million wear.
mi if he spends it all lie will be no better
III at the md of the year than in the begin
ling; whilst the man who makes five hun
lred year and saves but ten dollars is
'etting rich. The man at thirty who can
ave five dollars a month. and invest the
anne in real estate. is in a fair way to be
n easy circumstances when he reaches his
fiieth year. No man has yet lived who
aved his money and invested it in real es-
ate that did not make money. Therefore.
he true and only way of getting money is
Y industry. economy. saving and invest
lg in real estate; and the llan who fol-
'ws this rule is sure to win.
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Vanderbilt AMI His Men.
Omaha HernM, 1u1ust ,s,,d. I

lOalahd He,nn, 1fugust S,.d.
William II. Vanderbilt is an honor to hi.
race and kind. Strange rs it NAV appca,
to some. he has warm heart in his hos,,,
AS well as large head on his shoulders
IN the presence Of the danger of Il strike
on Ills great road. one appeal to the rood
sense of his me crushed it. When cr-,zed
ny The order Of the labor leagues. men
Struck on the Lake Shore. he said. "tI,is
mas now become a question that involves
'iie stability of our Government and fine
s'hc1ity OF the laws. and | cannot comnrn-
mise. Ills men returned to their LOYALTY.
ana TIE great milliOnaite distributed 500
wv to the men who mad been truc to thar
duty as token Of his appreciation Of
their devotion to duty.
But Vanderbilt does not sion hero Of
me class OF men of whom lie cmnlovs ;,
frg" army. ne has the manhood to say.
I'll Is Impossible to contend with ID OoO
""rklngncn unless You have Justice on
your side. II is always well for a great
corporation TO sail close TO the wind but
IN times Of prosperity to make wages rs
nigh as possible. Our men feel that al
though may own the majority of thc
STOCK IN the Central. my interests are as
much affected in degree as theirs. and al
though may hay. millions and they tho
rewards or their daily toll. still we
are about equal in the end. If they suffer
i s'ller. and If suffer they cannot escane
nave been a managing man ever since
was twenty years ofaye and never bod
al! serious differences with the men in nv.
employ. If we difle:c we compared o,r
differences. and falling to agree. we scpar-
a'ed. but always friends. 1t is nv u,le IN
treat my people as human beings. as men.
Tor the most unwilling of all servants is
inc man who feels himself slave. All ;
'ne people on the Central are fully imbued
WIN Il sense of their personal indepcn-
iehc~' and this makes them the most ear
hest and careful Of servants
This briefeNtract contains a lesson tb.,
mould he printed in letters of gold in every
''llWay household. and he acted on fro,n v
'laine to Mexico. The last part of if en- {
'hasizrs our own idea when he saws ..tho {
most unwilling of all servants is tbe ma, .
no h~is ill'nselfa slave We recently :,
APreSs'h 1t in less powerful phrase when :
" S'i'i IN substance that sense of ner- =
ohai justice should come into this oi,cs- "
o,' oi Eibor with railway homogeneous :
''o 'ilat no labor is worth having that * .
" well-paid. contented. cheerful Labor "
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The best and most lasting parlor organ now in
Use No other ParIor organ has. ever attained
The same popularity
II has been tested by thousands. many of Them
often competent judges, and gives universal sat"
isfaction 10 all. sat
The music Is adapted to the human votes ran
g.ng rom I've soffest Aute-ike note to a Volume
Oh sound unsurpassed by any instrument.
Ihis instrument has all the latest imnrova.
nents, and every organ is fully WARRANTED far
SIX s sssIs Beautiful oil polish. black walnut
pa ss cases, which will not crack or warn.
ans: forms, in addition to the splendid insts.,
msat OF music, beautiful piece Of furniture
IRIS organ needs only to be seen to be annre-
claied, and Is sold at extremely low 6gnres ~,
cash Secondhand instruments taksS s. AZ. .vI
change. IN CIV
Agents wanted, male or female, in every cmn.
y IN the United States and Canada liher.,
discount msde to teachers, ministers, churches
senoois. lodges, etc., where We have no aasnts
Illustrated catalogue and price list ftee Corr
pondence solicited. Agents discount ~
v wnere ! have no agents. Best Offer ever river
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IN pILoN

we have remedy which not only acts almos, in
san'iy, but will rensovc the largest tumor, of
me parts i'iics) by absorbtion and MANY " no
nave received not only benefit, but have been
radically cured. have been assured (prior IN
using ms frea:mcnD by eminent surgeons ,bs,
me only relief they ever could expect in lif.
would be by an operation, and removing il or
tem from the body by procedure which me-
cessiiases the knife. This remedy has been hail
Gu WIN delight, and is now prescribed by many
physicians, who are cognizant of its
merits, As the