Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-15

believers.
The pure,loving, perfect life represents
divine ideals.
Virtue and beauty are imperfect types
of great ideas.
True culture never fails to recognize
religious truth.
Outward differences are no barriers
to inward unity.
Regard nothing useless or worthless
In man or nature.
Have no respect to persons or nations
In your estimates.
Strength, beauty and interest come
from allowed diversity.
The highest regions of thought blend
religion and soul poetry.
Thought and conscience. marshall the
governing forces of earth.
The substance and not the accidental
should guage the meaning.
Man rushes from the narrow present
to the eterni ty-reaching future.
The soul of law is justice, that works
through mercy to purify all things.
Exclusiveness does not characterize
the love of the Infinite, after sin is named.
If to be varied you consent to the i'm
pure, You sink to the lowering monotony
of evil.
Get at the meaning beneath the
words and grant the best possible con-
struction.
+. There are aspirations here that are
kin to the instinct of those arrayed in
perfection.
Liberty Of thought and speech can only
be secured by the supremacy of law based
upon right.
localized representations of all relig-
ions and churches are fragrant with i'm
mortal worth.
If isolation comes of duty, be coura-
geous and bless the race with one faith
full example.
Extinguish no light that comes to thy
soul, and repress no strength of purpose
or conscience.
Unload the sonl of all passion, malice,
envy,and wrong, if you desire its up
ward fight.
Expect nothing perfect in earthly com
binations or forms of language, govern
ment or religion.
1t is reason not force, spirit not mat
ter, mind and soul, not outward pollty
that will survive.
Diversity of the out-sweeping here
after exceeds the diversity of earth yet
there is no wrong.
The purpose of Deity in allowing di-
verse formations among his children
will be indicated.
Be SO freighted with superior truth,
virtues and graces, as to have no room
for the rubbish of evil.
The conquest of self is the master con-
quest Of all time, and bears the super
scription Of the Divine.
There is higher course than dogmat-
ic exclusiveness, ceremonial Observances,
and asserted authority.
There will be struggles beyond this
world, be clad in pure armOr 80 as to aid
the true, pure and eternal.
The angel in every man, woman and
child, from the first human being, lie
dear to our Hea venly Father.
The beginning, middle and end Of all
that comes to the struggling ones Of
earth are known by Our Father.
The angel in man interpenetrstss his
whole being with forbearance, gentlenesi
and love that is wholly free from art.
To know the smallness Of all that II
little, and the greatness Of all that is
really great is to be in harmony will
the Infinite.
No environment prevents us from
turning our thoughts from the seen h
the unseen, from the confused and i'm
perfect to the divinely perfect state.
The instant thy pen ventures upon
questionable word, thought, or spirit
dash it to the earth, and get one tina
writes of the pure, beautiful and divine
They have peace in heaven notwith
standing the innumerable hosts that OK
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