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■'HE GAZETTE. I I yVig^:, I'• 1 - | RISING FAWN, GA.: rhursdav, Dec. HIS?, S*79 Mr. Edisoit proposes to light tire village f Mento Park, on Christmas eve with iis* electric light. Hon. A. 11. Stephens has boon pres ented for two or three da vs with a severe attack ot neuralgia of the stomach >lll was better on Sunday night, though ->till confined to his bed. lie hopad,how ever. to be seated in the House in a day or two. ■ There are a great many counterfeit nickel coins in circulation in this county. We would advise the merchants, and [farmers to keep a sharp lookout for [them, and be sure not receive nor at tempt to pass. Knowing they are coun terfeit does not relieve you from the pen alty of the law—don’t receive them at all. Mr. Hayes, renewed his nomination of McC'raiy, to he judge of the Eighth j Judicial Circuit. lie is the reputed author of Hayes’ first veto message. The Savannah News says: “If that be true, it affords no good reasons why the Democratic majority ot the senate should reward him with a life office and a fat salary.’' * Certainly not, neither do we belive the senate will reward him in that man lier. It is being urged by some,that Con gress should reduce the greenback cir culation by concellation, with the hope that such a measure would increase tl.o IVinocraffcv strength in the statu of New York, NXw Jersey and Connecti cut without deceasing it iiv the -south and west. Now is not the tiiHO, in our opinion to meddle with the financial question;! we ate doing tolerably well,and in a few years longer will have regained our anti belluin financial status. Rather than to reduce the greenback circulation, we would urge Congress to increase the issue of greenbacks to amount suffi cient to meet tho demands of trade. This increase of the greenback circula tion would strengthen the Democrats in the (South amt West, without a proportionate decrease in the East, WIIY ffll AA' I*I) R* IM RI- * ttVcf Exactly Itul h Inlcr “ estlng. Man perspires lecav.se perspiration be ing tlie watery portion ol ihe blood it, when discharged, carries outward with it all extraneous matters. The blood flows with intense and wonderful rapidty through every portion of your frame. In the course of an hour or two the whole mass of it goes through every pore. The limits given as to time may be questioned, because tbe qnanity of blood is supposed to b* much gcatcr than it is, instead of thirty pounds of blood in the body, there is not more than one-half, accoiding to tho experi ments ot Eishop of Munich. That blood lias to carry away the effete matter which results from each motions of tbe mind or of the body. Whilo depositing fresh fibre, it has to remote all poison. In fact, that blood, with its watery part, is washing the whole internal man every every instant of thne, or it is con* stantly repeating back upon him Lis own pollution. Well, apply a certain increase of temperature to that body, and instantly comes into operation that wonderful provision of natnic throhgh which that blood relaxes its watery parts, and with it discharges the whole of those poisonous matters. M ben a man makes an effort, tbe immediate consequence is persiration. The effort vs the purpose for which the cogine was created. You live and you act; your life is in your action; therefore the action it e el is the the purpose and aim of life. That action relaxes those fluid con tents of the blood. The same happens whenever you raise the femperatuic. Life is a chemical operation; it is being | pci formed every minutest subdivision of | time. Every human being on the fa •? !of tlr earth is inventing second by second, life. His existence depends up on a chemical r-, o: n which lie car ries on. Tle. •: operation, ’ike all others, is retoraci!ve. It is in chemisty as in dynamic If you discharge a broadside of shot into vour enemy’s vessel, there is an equal impingement on vour own, only yen parry the blow. While then.you are constantly producing the phenomena of life, yoti are as constantly producing tli elements of death. Death : the re action, poison is the recoil. You know your own breath will kill: there is not a more deadly poison; all that conic- from you kills. 1 be efftee matter of your own body is poison. The pollution of man is from himself—l from within, Thi* is the primary' sense of the Words of Christ, “It is that which cometh forth out of a man which detilad him.” If you impede—that is to soy, if you with the m.turnl facilities ot that organ by which that poison is to be carried j off a* rapidly as it is created, yon superin j duec a morbid condition of the frame, j It matters not in what manner it shows \ iself, whether it in in incomplete health or in positive disease. Inflammation is oiia of these results. When it is pro duced, it is itselfa disease, F roni I<r rga nriUc. lam sorrv for yourself and readers, and readily admit that you have been badly cheated by the exchange of “Jules” for “Jim,” but please throw this in with other disappointments incident to this life, and turn on your flow of philosophy and endure it as good soldiers. Can’t “Jim” be resuscitated and give us an other one of Iris in tores Ling com mm:! ca tions ? Have just now so many points of in terest suggesting themselves, how to dis criminate is the <4nation, find, to an un disciplined correspondent, a difficult one. Peace and quiet r*ig*l over our village. Rev. Mack ( ampbcll preached yes terday from these words: “And as Mos- i cs lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, j so must the son of man he lifted up; j that whosoever believeth in Him should j not perish, but have eternal life.” He I preached well, as he always docs, and | by liis urbanity wins all hearts. Hi* preaching is very clear and strong, and by the eloquence of truth be is making a most profound impression upon the entire community. He implanted truths yesterday too deeply to be rooted out, and made an effort to awaken sinners to see tbeir danger and warned, them to. Hec the wrath to come, and tak“shelter in the clefted sic!, of a. crucifiad Redeem , .r.” He visits from house, to house, j making no distinctions, and prays with j the people, and socially he is all sun shine. How we love him! Mr. Joab McCollum and family have r* t h rtfc’d fre m Arkansas. A man, near Wildwood, reports to have made 2,000 bushels corn; do not vouch foi its veracity. Observe some farmers are laming land preparatory for a corn crop next year. Wheat looks 0 Mis. A. M. Fowler ia visiting ler daughter, Mrs. Hickman, in Chattanoo ga, who, we are b. ny to learn, lias been quite, sick. Noticed yesterday in tiio congregation Mr. r>yron l ; ope, of Jasher, Tenn. lie was escorting Mis Minnie Johnson, of Lafayette. How we cnv’e i him for bis naughtiness ! A nr-loUd of tan bark standing on the side-track awaiting shipment.. One of our young men sings very pa tbetically—‘-Silver Thread* among lb' 1 Gold.” How dare our local deny th *. t ho call ed Tice a fraud ? Juvvs. f Who said we dereed calling l ice a frond ? That's the mn thing wj would think of.—Local.] ■ From Texan. Fort Worth, Dec G. HID. Eos. Gazkttk—Please rind enclosed fifty cents, for which give me credit on subscription to the Gazette. xnd con tinue to send it n! up. TetltWi “loVe” to nistlo m?G g< t up lots of locale, for that m all lin interested in. 1 saw John ( lark the'othcr day, who arrived here safely with hi family, on a visit to his father, wiio lived twelve Hii.e* south oi here. i .-ee some 01 tiie boys 11OU1 til Gi* gin fcottlement, near Grapevine, ew ry for dais. ’1 hey arc all doing well and ■icem well aatiafiud. The probabilities are that the T. A P. R. R. will be extended from here to El Paso within the next two years —-a tlia tanoe of TOO miles. The road is already graded thirty miles west of here to Weatherford. When work begins from Weatherford it wi'l be pushed through rapidly, and there nil! be a good chance for contractors and laborers. This place will probably be the headquarters until the road ifrbiiilt to 1,1 Paso. Then the uimernigned will migrate to tho banks ol the great Rio Grand, thereto have in scribed over bis last testing place “Re quicscatin pace.” Weather to-day Yvatm and pleasant. Wheat suffering for want of rain. Cotton oil the streets selling at twelve cents The city distressingly healthy, and yovr correspondent “beastly sober.’’ M. S. M. From Vssl i v y Ai .1 nos. | ■ Ens. Gazette—At all hours of the day you can hear the ringing of the, hunter’s rifle while they should be doing someting to increase the next year’s crop. In some portions of this country the yield of corn was very good. Corn is worth fifty cents hero. The lepoit of the Valley Alines Coal Company is that tha trade is guod ami increasing. J. R. Cravens’ store, which is shout one mile from Fort Payne, was bioke'n iiito last Monday night. The burglar got only a small sum of money, and wss preparing for further mischief, when he was disturbed by the Doctor. The thief is yet unknown. . There seems to ben groat deal of com plaint about colds in this section. A small child of Mr. (Scroggins’ died some time ago of diphtheria. Has “Rill Flips” paid his tax ? Rill, what have you done with that “dorg ?” dull x. Notice. All persons indebted to the undersign ■lan* requested call, and settle their accounts at once as we expect to close! our bo- ks at the end ol this year. W<w do not intend ftnv foolishness ,bv thilA If all accoui^Ws^^settled satisfactory by 20th danuat you will find them In the bands of a different party for settlement.. All kinds of produce stock Ac taken in payment ol amounts tlecll-Uv Smith Ai I’iidwx. J. L.ltarrili* Having connected himself •\v : th the' large wholesale retail house ojrllart At ('<. is now prepared to off ier friend* and patrons of Hade county great bar l gains in t'lotliing, piece goods,Hats ffnrr Gents furnishing rail and nee him or send in youi orders Market St ( fist tauooga dec- 1m ttGSAMCiIT. I>¥ I). D. S. How beauteous Is moonlight ! how silvery the gleam Which revs upon Lillies that fiost on the st'enrn; , W hose chnliets glisten all brightly a Tar, As though every petal retleeteil a star. Iluw brilliant it shines on the tops of the tress,! 80 gracefully bending to welcome tbe breeze ! While round the old mountain it lights up .he rills, And crowns him with silver, the “Monarch of Hills.” How sweet is tbe moonlight! where jessamines bloom. Whence the wlngj of he zephyrs bear riche perfume; Where glis ens the dew drops, like diamonds down thrown Ey . oti.e lovcd-wcailcd fairy unbinding her zone: How .woet for young lovers to wander alone, With silcn ■ unbroken, save by tbe soft nnte Of the coy, blushing maiden, confessing Iter lave, Like the lo?-cooing no!c of the lone turtle How bright is ths moonlight ! it chases the gloom Which night overcasts like tlie paVI on a iowh: And trebling along on the wavelets of air : I shads :t bright bits mg o'er earth everywhere; It breaks thw ugh the darkness which cot erg the sky When oeer.it i roaring and tempters are high. And shines on the wines wait 1- crested with foam. Uringing hope to tlie wanderer and premise of home. Hon holy is moonlight 1 in n quiet mid culm ; It corn - to . s in-, sure., . t. ;-gh cu Valin, It livings to the wearied our- resting and pea i And bid is- i .id tears cf h. i nv. incut to eensi: Mow ho!y.Jwtin tumult- and ttoublssof day V‘ ill. the sun’ Jy. t , light have been driven a w a y, To feel its blest light in full affluence given O'er tb* si H. like a pin a let# coming from len v i . T H b ’ MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON R. B. With its CdUneHions, forms ij-HE SHORTEST ALL-RAIL ROUTE To Memphis ana All Points in Ar knsas and Texas. Miles Shortest Route from • CHATTANOOCA TO MEMPHIS. ANJ) ii £loiib’k lis AtStnitcf Of any other routr. EMIGRANTS should Un-ays trarel It tin shovti st and* most DiiiKCT route, for the reason that they are more certain of making connec tions at terminal points, and going through to | destination with-mt.detention. Spcial Rates arid nt*enhi given, by this line, to the hinnient of Live hioex and llousr liold Effects, in * THROUGH CARS. r.nrtlvs 'ltviring to pro.-pe -l in Texas can <>V m tain ROLNI) TRIP Tit: hi IIS, vi* this i line, at VERY LOW RATES. f 'irst-clus* and Emigrant Tichuis, via this line, j, to all points in AH; an sac, 'J .Missouri Kansas, elf., call he übtttitl* and ■*• priuci jial tic Lat offices in the Sotltli. "BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. For information as to rate.-, rente* schcdnlcr etc., apply to J. Al. SI’TTON, Pass. Agent. C. C. Me.MILLAN, .Ticket Agent. Chattanooga, Tenn. 4ULAI3ASSA GREAT SOUTHERN RAILWAY I Yk QCfCK TIMK AND DIRECT CONNECTIONS, i’.etween a 11 1 SOUTH WESTERN cities And the VIRGINIA SPRINGS, New Y„ik, Pliiliidelphitt, I’aliimorc am Washington. THitocoit si.imioNu oaks d.ui.y Ifettveeu VICKSBURG & CHATTANOOGA. Purelmse year Tickets via. AT.Ar.AMA OR MAT SOt'THKRN K It. For all Points North and Fust. >or I "-a miles shortest route to 'V | TW’"*.'*- *. * vfi.-K-.i; fiui, JAt KSON, M fill tin AN, and ” t miles shortest route to i NEW ORLEANS, MOlili.K, \ ' tensvcoi.T, UCI At LA, MOSTUOMERV, Anil all points South and S.uth-uest. frircet eonn<'2ii',n a! Birmingham wit. S. k X. Tailroad. IVo s.ire that your tickets read v ia. I*ll K At,A IIA M v OiItCAT SOETHKKN tt A If.HOAD. ! Trains leave I’nioti Passenger Depot at ff.lfi a. ui. daily. Cuts. V. Hall, L. lb Morrison, Gen. Superintendent, Qeu. I’as. k Ticket Agf Chattano >ga, Telia. Chattanooga, Tenn. Hamilton House, Cor. Market and Sixth Sts., Tennessee. J. H. RAGSDALE, PROPRIETOR. CENTRALLY LOCATED. TERMS $1.50 PER DAY PATENTS! To Inventors ant! Manufacturers. KSTASI'SHKI* 186>. GILMORE. SMITH & CO., SOLICITORS OF PATENTS & ATTORNEYS AT LAW AMERICAS AMU FORKIUX PATKXTH. No fees in advance, nor until a Patent is al lowed. No fees for Preliminary Examinations. Ppe ial attt'tpioti given lo InteiTerenc eases before the Patent OR; m. 1 •..f.dngii>nt Suits in different .■'tales, am! ;! litigation appertaining lo Patents or Ir.volitions. Send stamp for pamphlet of sixty pages. GILMORE, SMITH fc GO., 9 Fulton st., N. W., Washington, It. C. T. H. PAYNE & CO., CHATTANOOGA, TENN., Dealers in *T t. TSO XZ IIiV, PJt’Tlßi Jr 4e. Our stock is to* large to enumerate. An exaui iaat.-u is “elicited. I ■nr.T* "fprg /?y 0 EO. W. CU Rli VC i-j , ISENIrVIw I ’ \ \V\, - <>JA. I w-ottM tcspcctfnliy mil the atlcntinn ot the people to the .- t timi ! b.-.ve open* ed ;t large and \vc!l selected, stock ot goo.ls at Rising In. it. which weto bongiit bv till old and expetieitced merchant, at bottom figures. My stock is fresh and new, well select*cl, consisting in pat; of f\ "V f I d\ A W\ kf U il i_ \j \y if l;tj NTIOOKT.3, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, You van always find at my establishmcut a large stock of choice , A A Q ? %/' a EK* Bl 11 V*) l AYhieh will be solJLus low as tt first-class article can be bought. .Butter, Eggs, and Chickens. T want nil yotu liutter, Eggs, and Chickens, for which I will pay one-fourth in cash and the balance in gtu>ds at the vely lowest prices. 1 will take all kinds of produce or barter at the highest market prices in ex change for goods. N >vG-6m. GEO. Yl . CUSSETDIV. WATCHES ! CLOCKS ! JEWELRY ! W. l'\ MIO , CHATTANOOGA, - - - - TENN, We offer a large a. s ntmei.t of DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, UINE GOLD JEWEL RY, Soiid Silver and Silver Plated War®, at Lowest Prices, We sell LADIES’ SOLID GOLD WATCHES as low as GEN'I S’ 2-oz. SILVER AMEIIICAN LEVERS, reliable time pieces, as lotV ft.s We are also wholesale djalers in ail kinds of CLOCKS, AN D WATCH A !<! R CLOCK tt A T 535 A L Price Lists Ssr.t to Dealers on Application. O ders by rYIa.II Solicited, Dec. n-er*. T. T. LTMPKIX.) I If. P. I.t'Ml'Kl" ltisiN'i Fawn. j ( I.akayKTTk. t. .• immm a, m,, ATTORNEYS AT LAV-/ ins fXTI -K A tV.V A V* nt %\ i. KITE, GEORGIA, AV l t.l. pay prompt iiticnti |ou to the colee tier claims.red all business intrusted to their cun', the seveial courts lor the counties of l>;td W’iilkc-, Ohattoogi unit Catoosa. I tf. J. G. HAIiE, A Kor’y i €(M!nscEor:H Lav RISING fAWN, DAuE COUNTY, GA. ' TV 11.1. practir? :n tlie Superior Ctnrts rf Dint Walker aTiU Catoosa. Strict altt t.littii givi n *< tiik ooilfflion ot e'lfrmSf or other I usiiu ss in trusted to liis care. l-tf. W. J A COW AY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, TRENTON, OADECCUTY, GA. AVli.i, practice in the counties of I)iide, ''V m Uer aml Catoosa. Collecting 1 Specialty. GEORGE B. JORDAN DENTIST, 'SlisiEag' Fmt, - lat’or^in. Offers his professional services to the people of Dade county and surrounding country. £3TAII work ATAititA.NTKD in every jiafticnla Office at residence, corner Chureh and Ala bama streets. I 0 T Ev^ fV'X Vi ] f v. * •• ;;; •- ’ “ I , e-.-e- . 1 *. • Tr\ i-j i,S-* ■] at NAIL & BUSH, jNo 151 Marke Stj-eef, West side, Betweoa sth ar.d 6th, ,*>sj t> ryp,!'*<' i utirt i i Aidkioortj We keep constantly on hand on assortmet i Cooking and I lea til:*; SrotKs, which we will -e at botloni prices for cash. !<ii -ns n call bob n-rebn. mg elsewhere. A FARM FOR SALE! !no iii.o • .‘•.l id offer for u’e t'i • Tut in Farm, Siti together or in detached portions For further iuformiitiod, upnlv to or ad ire T. J. IH’MPKrX, Histxt; Favs. <i\. ' lAV E YOU < MONEY l H. Robertson, T' Gi b.i .'it da .5i . I ill make a first-class hoot, shoe, ol gaiter to .' 00 per pair less than Clinttnho, ga joiees At .rk warranled. liejutiving dene neatly. Al ork must lie pan! for before it lea tea the shtq itulcs for self measurement sent on applcutioi SCHCLIER’S Fine Art Gallery ,'lipinger IJlock. 2.t0 and 2Sf) Market Strcc bctwOCn hth and '.dh streets, CHATTANOCCA TENN Dealer in all hir.ds t S’liotftiys'ajtwic sml .ir.Jir J? 2>h* !?3riU*a r lHiid € I. C* e'. _jt i. a fi . Gilt, lilaek Walnut and Rosewood Kflß'fcfTg (O. -7-, ,/T~T~ c; mmmm #ufa# ALIUJMS, CHitOMOS, STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS. IN' C.IIKAT VAKIKTY. No matter if it “rain or shine,'’ ir> this Hal you can get good pictures. For ndull** cloudy weather jireferc and. • 1 a:so wi.-u to give notice to the public my faeiliiii s (ore ] ying and enlarging any faded Pictures are iiiisurp n-a .oi. Special attenticn giici: to Pori i uituro i OIL, I'ASTKL, fIIAVON, IN IMA INK VATKII COLORS. ALL WORK IS Gl ARAN'IL I’I.KASE t ’ ALL VMI Ex \ MiXK SpKCIM Majors sHlolss TKE.HTO.H, .1. T. H. ROEBRTSON, - * Tin ah.iV> hons# has just bon opxncd. fare, food lied., kind nit-nlion and mod charges, liiro ins a call. iEblen Hgus D.S. STOKES. - PROPRiE' ■ Jos. 134 and I3G Market Street, Side, between sth c.nci Mi, •Y'l.'HHrijv,, '£ ciiadC* - S"Tbi IT .ir-v i- ior 1 o e 'er f ill- . . ,i l w.k-u i*. ..att-o oe auru to give it a cull. 49-