Racine Advocate, The (Newspaper) - July 6, 1882, Racine, Wisconsin THE RACINE ADVOCATE IS PUBLISHED Two Dollars per Year oil Cot E p SVT TO TRUTH TO XO VS SO SHALT AWE Wlf ESTABLISHED 1842 RACINE WIS THURSDAY JULY 6 1882 VOL 27 STEAM PRINTING DOSE IF TH Close Figures In of Book or fitter Holing will tat It to M lo iced ill audl attention A C JOHN BECK 0 CUSTOM AND SALE Lake Superior Line Wisconsin Central Mill arise Northern Railroads The beat route to MILWAUKEE CHICAGO jxn Eastern Points The fin Gin to anil ny Taf Unity welt between flia and ami Chicago One PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING PUBLIC EDUCATION WOODRUFF EARS ttW MiK WORLD U BOOTS AND SHOE Oi WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL i The run between ind i A-pplfton I era and thus a j nipte i a -4 n t i 0 -1 n i s t MENDING cur tl tiring Employed For Sale A hand will ue Inquire at tho Advocate Farm for bale hundred Knd oof mUr of thin city CQ tin It on the bunk a nil iod craft nrc in U very The ttr far Hud fruit MiJ for jill of if ll wlU bi aod on Kimi.Aug 1.1351 B j The tu 0 jj TO sia At St P The will bf in readiness for Steed St at 3 p in A L KELLOGG tsor to L A In t Stationery Frames HDH Hoods No 146 WU In St nnd Note The through of line to run vU 0 M P AT anO Fond Du U 0 -S W tor A I Milwaukee Like AT Orpen for New Tor AT with lor iVT with 1 HV fur AT JUNCTION Bay 4 Cor thr West AT JUNCTION CITY A 81 ibr AT CITY Milwaukee Jt ftr point AT wUh Tor Superior K N JAS made up a lot of of extra heavy paper printed hendings such u art in thu Factories la Wo shall keep ou nnd c: nation by those such A Mns A ast and Steam by Thoroughly tent THE RACINE ADVOCATE STEAM Printing House JOB BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY and 143 Main Street RACINE WIS Third Story of Me Building Families Supplied with Pure Ice at Lowest Possible ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO OFFICE AT MESSRS SON MRS A THIS NEW AND CORRECT MAP Proves any question that CHICAGO a by all odds the Vest road for you to tako tn either direction and all of the Principal Points in the West North and Northwest oily examine Map The Principal Cities of tlie West anil Stations un Ibis road Its through make dose witb the trains nil at Book Pamphlet We are prepared to for Printing and Binding large printing Electrotype or letting vp the at may be Willi large printing a tingle inches we can get out any of Poster or railed for Our assortment and upwards of Two fonts it not ly any office oj Lake Stoic Cards in lo Blank Books with Printed ins or Printed Form in sot i style and promptly having nil the work in- our own ut to give and get it out on thort time PAPER RULING And Bookbinding for the and both as to of work and when Short from anil of Education art solicited Kama 01 writers IK furnished the Editor of but not made public without permission RACINE HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OF STUDY The following was at tlie meeting of tlie Education to go into witli the 61 the vear neit FIRST Term Grammar or Term Algebra and Botany En- glish Grammar or Latin ThirA Term Tie f ice flu Algebra Word or in SECOND Term Arithmetic Geology ral Rhetoric or and man titcond Arithmetic eral Rhetoric or or Term Civil keeping or fjr Pint Geometry Natural English Lutin or German Second Natural English Authors or Third term Twice weeki Geometry Natural Philosophy Authors or Latin or FOURTH First Sixteen Arithmetic English or Latin Sicond Arithmetic Political Economy Literature or Latin term Mental Astronomy Zoology or Surveying In and spelling be formed and continued at the of a ry upon intellectual metic at the beginning of the second year will be a certificate and will be excused from that Pupils studying both and Gorman in the second will be excused from Geology Pupils studying Latin In the fourth year will he from and will be throughout the course AN ANDANTE OF BEETHOVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO Catalogues for Educational Institutions j And to Price Lists Show Cards Etc for Manufacturers A Scandinavian German Bohemian and welsh We carry o large stock of Ledger awl fine Card Shipping Tool ert Material OUT and aji ice many THE CHICAGO Its principal Hues runs caeli way from two lo It Uie only of Chicago um thu CARS V Winona Ll St Taul iX it It the only Mnd that runs OIK Sorth or Northwest of It bu over It the Trunk Unca A Sioux Jim Pierre A Line till road Arc told by all Coupon Ticket In tho and i I trial desire good vork at A O Women Suffrage Clubs At the recent Suffrage in s- Mr S W Bush so long and bly with the Needham Clab gave a food account of 1 am the President to respond to the sentiment Suffrage Clubs Our friond from Indiana has told us that there are three stages in this great In which we are First is the period of second education and third My subject deala with the last Be- fore we can reach that to ward which all our are directed we must organize Is true if TVO wish to accomplish important results in political notion This organization should be rery thorough and Before women Is secured in any State it must be voted on Hence the cal necessity of Our attention to thin One of the moat of is the of women's Every town and city of indeed of the whole country therefore a club even though the membership be small club would be a nucleus and over the land would bb the means carry the work with more It Is not necessary to waste wordn to prove what every friend of the cause must niie The practical thing is to go work every where and associations even if two or three earnest a town let them begin a club largest and most wideawake grown from email Let us then go on and these so that when the question of woman frage to the we shall them an organization which aid UB In carrying our forward to Its final trumph 1 Where the Ladies are Inferior Of course inferior to ns We see and this hourly Take dress for example What idiotic stomach to be laced ia a pair of corsets until digestion come What Ban air asylum for would permit from live pounds to be swung from his Lips over pair of shoes that have the heels where to the lunatic pounds of on be cause ettes Paris of marriage brokers Old with ease under his cloak out of the after a matinee It was the street looked dark the lights an unusual of people and din of wheels felt bewilderment It was all so he seemed to be moving phantoms Truly lie thought enough to drive raad or er nnd maybe time lind come Here at the corner he conies upon the poor who would seem to choose such dava as for scraping his wretched fiddle in the open air frozen drops fall on pray Jocks on the purple hands It is a which a sudden chill to of tho passers-by and him with a start of fright Why should it strike hitu as a a mocking picture of lie puts his his head trying to rub so distressing a fancy pennies and on to hi out of tlie sound of the ing strings He two of and is at his own door Dorette greets her grandfather with a Ah art a famous housewife for fi maiden But hast ihou learned thy lesion with a at the little piano iu tiie corner have I grandfather and when wa have had supper 1 will it thee said as she to y the cloth By the fireside the oM fell into re very Iu still mug and the but his thoughts were away with tbe grand orchestra in which he fingers had lost their He had in truth been one of lie original bers of orchestra iti tlie primitive days of musical enterprise Lad not a little lo advancement if sacrifice it could be called The years went on the band grew iu numbers in skill members in new was added to the ratic them thought though be tried to do hid duty by them It at that he who had entered iu his prime who had so long held place of found himself with his gray hairs Bold his uncertain fingers some re- a boy playing in tbe row before him Then came a time of in the orchestra nod all moved smoothly again old hud been left out was the end of it all A fuir vision before handsome gifted son the er of who had died so young have been like 1 kingdom and his old father would not and forgotten Then that phony iif his he had one as so many of the others had whether or not they confessed hud beta lying a longtime No doubt bin it was old-fashioned quite the of Mozart Should lie never hear it Suddenly to-night 13 he sai in ness of spirit the injustice fate and the ingratitude of mon racking a terrible figure arose before Want with bony linger threateningly lifted Dorette glancing around at that moment saw a look on the beloved face she had never seen there look of pain but more of terrible resolution The scanty supper was eaten in ence tlie old man was absorbed nnd the child new an oppressive sense of awe is a knock at the door and the wife from below comes in ing a small tray Her face glows with health and and sho is in- consolable tuns her neighbor can taste neither cakes nor ale Yon very kind said he er I am going to take Dorette out to-night and would you help her a little to dress herself heartily and she shall wear my it is a bad night to be out of doors Uerr Schmitt I But it is cot far They stop u moment at the corner where the great red aud yellow bottles glow so prettily and asks for a phial of laudanum i It was toothache he said but j with a thrill of shame in his honest heart I A few steps farther en and they enter j a great square building already be- by people and carriages The musicians are timing their i chaos of sounds from which soon be evolved Yes hear it chestra of bis youth and bis age more now great wave of harmony rolls the soul upward Look he whispered ing a the man sitting There sat thy j nearly years i at his desk? My Carl if God him to his old father And hearken well to the music Dorotte The memory of this night is all I can leave thee Therefore have I brought The prima donna came forth She sang her brilliant aria and long the Thus Fate knocks The symphony began The violas and cellos in turn took up their melody and the is it said serve follow trust her she will thee hour of old man's low great slowly down his checks On- lv tho student the loft moment from his score noticed how tiling with threat did not pay v 7 tearn her eyes to for adrop had bareV the warm cloak 61 Her glowed In the old purred a they in Dorette art thinking of the lady who sang so Some day of course like would Isit in thy old place grandfather and help to make the beau- than be the famous prima doima got as much money a or two as half the great orchestra I cure not 1 would piny in the grandfather I will begin the j The eyes slowed Uio and she up to tho old man's face art like my Carl Dorette Oh my thy father had bur so er I will do my father have done But thon girl art but u girl And God help time when n When art with of alarm I am Art thou going far and And wilt ihou be long Very may be I shall be long Oh grandfather do not It is true 1 am only 11 girl but I will bo so good to A girl can thy supper und thy 1 will du for only so thou wilt not leave me my child rhott art indued good to All will be it is hito Kiss thy old er and sleep well slept in her bed the burned low man still sue liy dark him he took his pocket and at it and in a corner brought out a script He with it toward the grate then suddenly threw IE upon the coals The itre caught the paper eagerly The of the funeral leaped and up the in and lied the dream of a perhaps blessed of compensation where untried harmonies shall a ing Ho took up bis violin a few wild and dissonant strokes and lie passed into theme of the sounds the farewell all one or hoped for Now he his in his hands now wistfully toward tho little sleeper now ho bugins anew the sad persistent Again ugain hu passage rneas- uro It is like a psalm of David lo tho soul of the player a majestic lows his won face and n it i my little said he thv svill thee i He will await God's And ha j emptied the phial upon ashes The lire thu old cut crept closer to her feet Outside tho j shutters creaked and the wind moaned j with strange it j rose the sound 01 the violin as the old man played on pore tie in her dreams still sits iu the lofty gallery the lights before her eyes and tho j heavenly music sounflitig j V r r i The the wind was still the snow lay deep in thu city's at the spruce young conductor was out of all patience because old first was not on time Hu had a talk manager mid it was decided to drop Hut whore was The sun brightly into the little upper In still slept rosy of child Iti with violin his tho man slept the sloop of Thus thoni j she came up that morning on friendly thoughts intent Old Schmitt had gnt his last sal in Our i A few days ago an dy called on one of the nest known doctors in Paris and in a voice broken are my only hope now My poor -is a he is harmless his idee that hu is cashier in a bank and to everybody he meets be sents a or account and demand payment He has already got himself and me into and I don't know what to And hero tho tears began to course each other down the fair cheeks The doctor did his best to cheer the unhappy er asked lier various and gave some hope of curing the boy She dried said she would leave her son in bis I will bring him you doctor will be j cruel Next morning she appeared she opened the door that is and taking her son's minutes She then retired by a side en- trance which the doctor had shown her and her to pass in order to avoid a mournful and perhaps ing farewell with her Quarter of an hour passed tho doctor entered sented his account Quite right ray will settle aod he felt the man's man of science tho young man be please give mo at at him and tried to feel pulse claimed the into a j don't make a yourself Violent at- j tho doctor calmly he -i palled his rather The shower he explained to two attendants a1 I was a stren of water pouring over him Ho i kicked the doctor came to see surprised find sit ona moment and the send to in the ask him to release When the doctor heard the word I light broke upon him He I au attendant to the Rue de la Pair in minutes Uie I upon the scene He turned matters were- to hiin for he saw himself robbed of 000 francs most iere rv to that amount but not money with her she had your clerk como with me 1 Uu Avenue and my husband will pay tbe Life i i Misplaced On the Kock Island coming In- to the night with a freight aud a monto his pocket was hii on tbe sly among the nnd ran an old man who had as ac successively sewing chine man agent lately a patent man Sauntering the young man took the seal next to the veteran and began tions you live in Kansas City Xo thought I'd come and take a look nt hear it's a rattling place Going into f Be if I think I CID make I am going to a stock of there myself shipped from the young man proceeded to divulge his plans in the most and in due his freight j friend broke in the going to open a store are your Have you bought a safe yet? just wait till I pull down my show you plans of our Nos I 2 and 3 doors notched corners work according time loot out- side patent Yale lock inside Claw contract a thirty-four Inch ten dollars down ten dollars mauth until paid eighty dollars delivered lit Kansas City take freight for ity for borrow from my who is chief of police to lead vou a trifle till you get the thu old man Tue young man la seat manifested to but that veteran agent a wicked smile and laying hold of taa young man's be in a elegant accommodations say you want it FH send I'll tAll you what else you want Got b your Thar say that lightning is in Kansas City Ladies on their bats A oS the the a solid forethought caution It'll help your Which vou Let me Can give com- position or iron strap round spiral life of good to read while you're waiting for you to land lord or raise the wind IE the meantime the train had coma to a depressing standstill the bridge and the wan rose excitedly said he see go to his tlie next veteran again shouted to him lo hold on a show trick with three then he liad from i he car and the City What tha Witt of Flod to Say in Profound and comprehensiva adrica given by an aged avoid brunettes and Cy from Lily my good kind grandmother not faces j ful ugly when you grow up Lilly Is impressed and to tbe deur What to faces for when you were little Ac the bring me some put in my I always like my wine watered ter lured sir you iu before Yes the proud and happy struct idea of tho blind so that they can tell the of day Capital idea you the dials with luminous Profound contribution of man issuing from his on cleans me to call on old 20 per for It U always better to a cal 20 per cent an honest man who the caught by from upper their meaning In their and the is ally comical iy begun attend school In city was heard by his loudly chanting played about the room an measure of which father SOD and Why that's school father strange Inquired teacher called cd them to their recitations came two: linti at African
