Racine Weekly Advocate (Newspaper) - January 11, 1865, Racine, Wisconsin Victory t Thunder It tell I uner an 1 Army naU navy City to tho plul nowi Victory I Fly U the poor m Strife tho la ou Soldier the Victory Lift your Victory Victory j on Signal the Nation's v ll river mka Echo i mud wAtari I wub i and Earth Into Moraine huth broken 0 1 Victory I Is it iiv T little nf sal over work to tune far Getty had n and a of an a throat of a bird A fell room and he P tho faco of a neighbor loaning over tbo halt door hu said tho neighbor The camo to yon Mr the a breaking over his not vory faoo Won't you in i for a moment 1 want to say a word or And Ilr Hoy pushed open tho door und shop suid Getty nodding a chair or of a back having disappeared Km faoo had grown looked at Gotty aud Gutty looked steadily at him tho hud a pair ol clear bravo no man in had ever boen able to look him out of countenance Ilia hij There was covert nothing away nothing of you ho open as tho out- right downright us was often snid of So ho looked into face wailing lor his word I wan sorry to MiO you so in op- position to Mr Mr llov Which waj right t or 11 promptly the isn't the I have come to cms Golly I'm TMT seeing danger ahead I and counsel ii a cmn in tlm towa And I'm a so and dependent or tho of your No answered Getty lifting hia arm with a emphatic motion and dropping heavy I'm dependent on no Whilo a just God rules in tho of this I am not afraid to be to sprai right or right 1 opposed Mr Gaskill in our church and nota man had a word to him True there were not on his but nouo waa found to Hund up fur principle with the poor lost tho favor of this rich and tial inan should bo lost put tho case very said Uey 1 can alate it well Vin always ready to hear Show me the truth and I'll it Our society ii not rich rar ted Half its expense is borne by Mr 1 to Ui It ho is inclined to havo own U better to him oven if H is best waj There is moro to bo than by Do believe in The little shoemaker's voice rounded out in a fall tone of surprise did tiot Ij this Gods or s wo working for thi salvation of jouls or to honor and to men t silence lie was no match for Getty when tho littlo mim roused himself If it is God's church Ho will take care of it if we will lot Him But if we set men above truth and right they happen tn money and influence Ho will depart from us It's of no use to talk with said the neighbor rather You take tho bit into your mouth aod go your own way And God boing my helper I'll always get tho bit into niy when men try to turn me into tho wrong way Ii it I That ii tho for inc and you and every Christian man to list Mr Hey All tho rest with God so far in life have never neon cause to let my faith full When I am I feel safe I am tranquil and peaceful All tile powers of hell cannot prevail against me Mr roue from his chair in a go yet I go One might as well calk to the wind an to you I saw danger in your and camo a friend to warn you but you set rny at naught If hurm befall you in this my are clear The little laid ami up bin Mi- is angry I ho course ho is Such men do not bear opposition Anger is liko Gro in u man's own house It may over aod scorch his neighbor's house hut it burns mont where it begins If Mr tries to hurt me ho will get hurl the worst I am not bat is a tian spirit friond Getty i -1 didn't of 1 stand ply on tho right und if Mr at mo because 1 am right he will wound self That is all said the neighbor and out The shoemaker resumed work turning the matter over in his thoughts He was a man of remarkable natural shrewdness very independent to penetrate character and not given to policy or man pleasing Ho made as such persons always do fur when weak and men in pursuit of selfish ends set against he was not only ablo to stand hie ground but to defeat for entrenching himself in the with the weapons of truth aud so exposed tho selfishness that would bond everything to its own purpose Not long after Mr Hoy's departure another shadow fell little and a fellow church in looking very gravo I owe you a small said the a Gotty as ho laid down his work and took from a drawer a small accoun book Three dollars and forty-one Vory wish to pay it And the money was counted out 1 give you a asked Getty Xo just mark it your books Good the visitor hurried away oven the semblance of a amile bad flitted his sober countenance That means said Getty as he wont back to his work Father says you them booti ho ordered yesterday a shrill voico at tho door a child's faco in All tbo shoemaker And that moans something of the same ho added as tho child's faco appeared But it won't do Tom Gotty isn't scared to be another meeting to-night and I nhall certainly be on hand and have my e s I wint to say a word in your ear A you neighbor Jones Say on made a stir in tho are likely to have a hornet's nesl about ears what's the il BY C JANUARY 11.1865 know how much i lied fMt him had bettor go wo said Getty Any thing lp worth each much more good may be doni do oppose my plani ao strongly I Not from any opposition to you Mr I beg you to believe uie in ed Getty with a frank earnestness that ied conviction but because I can t thins may suit line yuu Jones but Tom Gotty always Is it The little spoke out U with reproof voice wt n was at hi speech and Hung on with in which Getty Mr till who was not saw that if Gaskill's plans wero earned out half of its usefulness would ba lost Before night moro more than a of Getty's of the church had sent for their bills acd from at least half a down ether members ho had uro getting tired of your to that said You are too said another I only that Mr was so patient with you last night himsel down to arguo tho remarked a third To nil of which tho shoemaker bad only onu You mustn't captious littlo sir G.skill putting in his oar when nobody him to aro out of patience Mth him for hii conduct night I know of two or three of our mombers who seut out paid their und who say I hathe no moro of He 11 bo ded out You wout bo by him much longer Ho had of my mind to-day You've neon Oh yw I 1 at his shop on purpose and cave him a good sotting down What bad ho to nay for himself I inquired Oh 1 always whan cornered I I right? Ho throws tbo Jon of wrong and if you can t do that you might as well try o e the Rocky Mountains as to I saw ich a sot mortal as he is Mr made no roply bu j brow anc JLl pressed Ills lips drew down his brow and looked as hii visitor thought quite and He'll bo meeting to-night euro but some of us have made up our minds to pill him said ilr Gaskill to show by fair that he I don t how else he in U bo put down Wo can vote him said the other Mr did not seem to be with ibis but said In tho there was an meeting in tho the miller was there silting in one of thi pews Ho was braced for a conflict and look od hurd and resolute camo near him Mr Gaskill shall see how little wo regard this man So the people said in their hearts It was an easy to choose between i poor shoemaker who didn't twenty fars a year to tbo church and a rich question Two or three spoko in vor of the new plan of organization had proposed kept silent it could be scon by the perpetual rising and Falling of his brow and the molion of his lips that ho was o listener and would havo his before the was Mr Gaskill had not in any action of the H looked dull At length ono of the speakers oke u t eng rried away by a mean spirit of subserviency rich and influential men at made hu thrust at earth you last night I Every one is Tsui at your opposition to Mr Too shall havo opposition from narrow souls beyond tho limits of but let us co he thereat Such things the stops of and liberality The Breaker sat down and Gotty was on tbe floor in -an instant of Question ran round the room from those who had made tip their to put tho maker down They were satisfied that would he carried Dy a large majority clamored for a vote mo say said Not half a word 1 herd and there J appeal to the Getty Sit down Question Question and confusion reigned m tho room Tbo was about putting tho ques Mi arose All lont Evory eye was turned upor the whose church most law than half of those pros ent No ono cried Question now Mr he began Bui Get ty did not him to proceed fully but firmly id ilr Chairman Insolent 11 shoemaker louci bo heard Gotty paid no to him And should bo said Mr Gaskill yielding tho He heartily I havo but words to 3 There wai a change in Getty s voice Tho stern which he hod -J I have floor ilr In tbe deep hunh that followed In tue nunn With an appeal that made every heart thrill Is it And then moving out from tbo pew in which remained alone from the lowly down made minnte Most of those sal with their eyes down At Gaskill arose and in a subdued As purposed ho right God un in many ways rebuke us in many He M by what messengers wo Hmi but sond whom he will has us to-night and through lips of weak and sinful enough that a motion in order and I now oiler such a Tlu motion present sobor and thoughtful than when still Getty his shop shoe bo was a in nud said Mr Gankill would like to littlo while this evening Lot good as J Thia was what but he thitt will come roun a u nothing doco Getty You right tion and at the It was wortl than of arguments gooa win IE ji That is to ba I and I to thi same end I both right I hope and if we draw together Instead of iu DUV be right I lore a inr hare not n iiv hare I therefor which look prove hurtful I must comM I b moved by persona Lion presents harto I Will it ot The following By an old skater belonging to will the and an b witb I would selecting katae witb tlightly grooved smooth kind adapted or proficient be after he rudiment and any cutler will grind a pair of runners into flat Tf I had not thought 0 Mr I never have put a in your way I desired tioo active man to et myself lead or jo When such feelings come nto my call them evil and try to thrust out I may not hat un- plan in it bearing forth to mo may Not night friend replied Mr Gaskill Lot my plan slop aide for the present in honest man and moan ell for the best I son hnt If we oun work smoothly together we may do deal of good If opposition harm will word and moan it as my own it mf in his voice born of with and offering his liard discolored was a strong you bare lifted a I wont that hurl and bave a spirit before our not and oeo what I thought barm approaching without uttering I condemned and silenced as answered Mr Jaskill U the test of Duality There was a general I nil a great deal thaal did before and into tho bargain I am a vory happy man Getty to tho upward rush of seems as if I had gone dungeon into daylight We poor and of it to work and keap clear in this where so f.w questions Is it Thoro rattling among th dry bones on the Sunday Mr Gaskill and ibe little shoemaker seen walking away together in tamest it I Tb who had hi a pair of this rioh and influential man had and of lUama Mr Hey on in a state three who haO been over prompt to til bills did not feel quite well with and Ur had days in of de was a fait a i in a wet his own h.art him tho accusation A good many moro thoughtful through this incident than from the sermon Gutty had his as hammering and in shop through all tho neit week He had and he would if sotne pride with hi satisfaction But his had deeper foundation thai pride I congratulate said in a to hi On what hi brow gathering some wrinkles Ob ilr Gaskill U quite taken with you I henrd him Stop I sprang out sharp voio of Gek ty The on his had themselves into a frown Don't eome ing to in o anything from Mr If h that on my aid h wouldn't bo witb me and that i more than can be said of a or two more that I could The neighbor got angry at fling ing some bitter words in Getty's face off What matter am tha maker cheerily smoothed themselves from hii brow 11 With my foot oo Bhall make a spirited like him And his voico notes Thoro was not a happier al the town Getty th hoemaker Why? Because be and when a mau sure that ho is on prin we sonl in Tlie the London Punch has the COURT which by tho faithful narrations Baby wero th of Prince Baby's the foil ir in a subsequent court circular had been oaf for an airing lias induced hi friend lather Mr Punch to mako tho circular that shull devoted only to Prince Th is tho indeed after- in the but glass laughed at- tlm 1 R H whole Observing his parents going out for -a distinctly innocently obes for A boot should bs high on the ankle and a of admitting Ih sole of the Skat should be and all superfluous be ej ae numbed fMt may ba the skater I A light stick or polo held in tho land will be but with the better Choose cs roughened by skaters and begin fearlessly a Deliberation will insure but must be attained Keep the the ankle of the right foot irm Dent and th body slightly throwing its weight on tbe forward oot al starting In out the left foot start at an angle of from tho outre of the turn out Ufl at the direction Each stroke should be slightly curved and a long as great moving to balance tbo on one foot at a lime be to strike but evenly equally ach loot or awkward motion b Tbe but alternately with the foot and imperceptibly Some of the best the arms the body do not that any inor directions are fur after the feat of skating at is the in the vorld are smooth ios i pair 01 nd tha of i No exercise can be more or if indulged moro calculated to make ca broad th girl of tho day into and well developed Woman ll is tbo abus and not th use of art which has served to create a in th minds ol parent and guardians lit Be not to loo long for are too apt to slip down a whil and will inevitably th thence of which we were speaking 3d Dress warmly Boy's clothes generally afford from the oold bat girls hould go upon without wearing Turkish trousers v or ally when warmed by without using a cushion by way of protection tin as as while in motion breathing through tb 1101 only Bth Do not sit down immediately after skating without having an extra garment to about your 6th If yon ar to ride home before starting walk about for a few moments after your skates are off When tbe distance is not too great however walking is always preferable to riding 7th Don't to appear bravo al ths of common sense by venturing upon or near dangerous school duty for that wise and pound foolish iu the you will one of these days find out What u Georgian i- nnl Character I Tho Evening Pint has an account of march through Georgia Under date of Station Georgia Central 30 At this station we came across an old mao named Wells who is met He wai days when there a Ha is a shrewd old aod seemed to the war question perfectly Ho say jou aro but it is the fort I over saw Why dog Dlte them tho newspapers hava been lying in this way-all along are whipping the Federal armies and they allers fall back battle is over It wai that thai first opened my eyes Our army was tho Feds and wo allors fell I em it was humbug now know it are right oc old John Wells place hogs potatoes core and fences all goce t don't find aay fault all Davis and the be continued talk about splitting tho Union Why if Carolina had gone by abii have huen split in four pieces by tho I Why t Georgiu is right through from oad to end It is those rich lows who aro this war and keeping their precious bodies out of way There's John Franklin went through here tho other day running away from your army 1 could havo dominoes on hu coat tails There's my poor brotnor sick with pox at for eleven dollars a and got a of tho stuff for a year Leven dollars a month and cloven thousand I don't believe in from Canada I kind o go tbor to live but alien afraid of the Ice and cold can toll you this country loo cured hot for me Look at my fence rails burning there 1 think I can stand the cold better -1 hoard as how they cut down the trees put across tho river in lass than two might in well stop as you Yankees Tha rascals who burnt tins yore bridge thought they did a big tiling a ral born fool out in two baa more souse in than any of them To bring baok tho good old times ho said it'll take Divine a rain and a denl of elbow grease to fix things up again Local Not one person in a we aro in saying lias anything Jiko a correct appreciation of the real value and of Thero is no a loon is bob more or loss dependant upon tho lucal paper for its success Tako tin County Pair has already become ono o the lined of tho it indebted to tlie local newspapers All other aids make it amount to much lis that afforded by local paper Tho publication by it o of tut fair and the awards of is worth than the man imagine Tot this i and without price while his whole means trade no to consists in th of lady's toilet now tells of of every piU of every style tho th lustrous Alpaca aod the tine to the soft of mutton toral one worn by muto of and innocence the of and 1 hood to hose from baize ling in blooming beauty ana radiant giT th belle of the day stands forth a of th superior of wool u an article of Is ibis of a mor hat It R amiability disturbed bv a oil the part of his head nurse coral in- 10 instead Ham and whom be endeavored to all to forth of H a sire toes riti ria a remark which the head nur is in- lined to was but tb I B very symptoms were in tbe tho bis boing mored to cup in th forenoon and to th B H at After wards royal brooch hurt his band but h was delighted when th i H pint and his was He enjoyed his be gola kitten nona A or ii low up tha month of good for The uf this country Mt against them thai 11 In ibe do ihd morning with pulmonary in In one- Lne from wya UiaL this only in women a la in A grout would bo K at of goo da of wool other mixed on toV It is of u now word The of delame nro worn cooler moro com- daring the of the af ilmn goods now into of to si well to promote the maay of the of drW from the of the of In and of of tilki of other mar in In Rbd and Fair JM true of other Ibings Political of public of all kind noticed and fo When tho old dim or the young gc the of it Tin public ia o public important in macy and j ways Yet ita iu respects ia nl moit and unknown i Because reading can bo got for the it may bo no or to any foreign having u with any local but ia really t k is to the homo paper I Such is buC It no to public equal in power to a and local and no truth is of titan tbiiL private rule go in Lc foreign be by all more the but lot thorn noc be J ed at the of home papen th tirdt and all other tli of length solid TheM style the people tbr fpf hygiene in the might expected that reform would rated with tan thick soles and high Vother of of female dress have beautiful intended pr tin clothing of ladies and and fashion bare for onoe joined in hand What has joined let Parisian milliner and profanely put suah an era rayad in poet of a ago be leeee shall be I thU by B ri Bitty ir ibai r of an U a ud of the only at per ins paper 1 it any way deficient an and liberal support coupled with a of tho vo ry to Its ronl will be It will evidently become raor anil moro herald and cause of real continually increasing prosperity and pro gross Their Call Mr mado bis -in tho of A of WHA to and Tor be foro ho cat up ai wit with miu fell out with who witb of tb Court of hid bofor A of Sir and Drink tc that lias like A loos lengthy Jame of running awr Jiki wtu to tho lad CM towards returned him his turee iAi ft to example A want to tea of A and the youngar thoi on out hanking a lay in their into lout h in at fint io tba to bid from of A took tbo pen RI vigorously fti lie him given in tho following tha r Cling Cling to tha Holy Ha j Cling Pi ia thy A Clinging to Reigning Ps Joy doornail of City Travelers and anil and careful attend to horses A VOL NO MILLER CLASS Fire Marine and Life NEW FIRE Or It A J Accnt WIS I JT Q CUNROE CO ox t Cannon Bifle Gunpowder of Superior for and goods lit Depot free of charge CITY BOOKSTORE o y HO WINSLOW A AB Or and Blank Book hand Or old St thetos Wli of tlie World BULL t CO AHE NOW oK T BHel In or the and then nil oUuri lor also havo on hand a of STORE SOX thut Are In receipt of a new and stock of Gold und Silver IN OPEN FASHIONABLE JEWELRY Ihc latest ann pi eras of plula nnd fincy to coia PLATED WAKE CLOCKS Or VARIOUS AND aud for and Ou bA and Traveling Bagi GulUn Accordions nines o Toyi ic UolliM Trade ADD cd A BALK 1 A Ic Winches and re warranted JOHN ELKINS SON Fall Winter Clothing DAYS GREAT SALE CLOT Wo OD will In mil Stiller Thirty Cheaper than OTHER In t War Claim Association A AT I of the this as H Is of ol moil and It trill all uj s whose object Is te from s wose oec s no H is lu anoint of al ihu nar than If witb as In Uu Mr will b seat to also bUak pieper ilb most will be shin ail au te a- 0 in Market LSI MAIN THE ased tae Mr 1 late arm of Lorilland Me FAR W Co and IN Office He on a foil supply of IRON OF ALL j Insurance Company of uvery loss of while by any public 1 ll policy for per week for personal Injury the from Ills ordinary DOLLARS PREMIUM a fall policy for and par com- all Aad every of accident j or 1500 with per compensation can be for per annum or any sum be- awl und at G President t A DYER A AgLS All the Profits All DUMBED THE Tha this rot buen by that of any Life Company evsr eLlier ID this or Europe Its Receipts larger than of Company on the Cash Plan In Country only exception on haod and In 1 00 Bank Stocks United Slates and other Home Insurance Capital MARTIN A F Vice President Aural TOTAL CO j i TOTAL TOTAL Phoenix Go CAPITAL Merchant s Insurance Co SPRINGFIELD INS CO OF MUTUAL LIFE CO f Conductors put up dons al the lowest cash price paid for old Copper N R Coffins and OF ALL KINDS OF WOOD AND OF SIZE CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT W A Opposite tlie Racine If WA Off Burial IK J AM NOW RECEIVING MV OF AND WINTER f GOODS I the Fall of Vor Jt BOUGHT TO NOT TO KEEP Will NOM WITHOUT COST on PROFIT O T BE IT 1 OCR SOLO MY call and and B F 1 lib ISM BLOCK HAM JUST WEIL selected T r MISCELLANEOUS HOOlaH AND CAP GRAPH ALB wad In Fine Sheet and In and New 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