Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-06

IuOIuluaIe vanity never DluSneS.
A noble serenity is born of suffering.
The highest civilization is yet to- be
born. iia.
Adhere to the truth, love duty, and do
rlght. 40 n 3i-Dn. r..iI. iiasf1.t u
Pithy sayings well said are seed
thought. I1.o3te,.'r'' s,a.
Christ is the guardian genius Of right |
and truth.
There is reward underlying all COM
mon work. 9fi
The rigors OF asceticism cannot buy
the Almighty. 4t
Present theological teachers need
clarified vision. 9l
The applause of the multitude is
vulgar popularity.
The arrogant fraud can cringe if it
suits his purpose.
TO be at the front of movements you
must become q factor.
With independence sacrificed there is
nothing of value left.
The correct representation of life does
not admit Of failure.
To know, one must look deeper than
superficial appearances.
Because the world believes,a thing is
no evidence that it is true.
Discipline requires withholding that
embitters the refractory.
TO distinguish between good and evil
must be learned of God.
The child acts out what God put into
it, in all spontaneous acts.
A learned, suggestive, rOrcible thinker
on any subject is blessing.
The man who separates from God Gets
the import of life drop out.
ClAmerica wants men in Office who can
best administer government.
In order for life's battle you need not
ignore beauty,philosophy, truth.
To enjov rights without doing the
corresponding duties is to steal.
Ignorance suffers one surprise after
another, by falling into ambush.
The loftiest theme attracts the brain
Of vigorous grasp and wide sweep.
The modicum of truth in Sectariar-
ism is drowned in an ocean of error.
Dogmatic and sectarian narrOwness is
D, 20 use to one who follows the Christ.
Weapons grow weary of slaughter, but
olind, stupid, ferocious fanaticlsm never.
T ,ose who sell themselves for money
1t u moan price for contemplate ar
ticle.
The commOnest and deepest feelings
If the race recognize a God of beneyC-
once.
Superior intellects require different
methOd Of instruction from inferior
minds.
Discovery of truth meyer grows from
the dogma that all things are thorough
ly known.
There is an effluxiOn of error discern
ed in all prevailing systems that seek
publication.
Many dastardly onslaught upon in
nocent humanity has been done in the
name of God.
The full development of the Savior's
meaning can only be apprehended by
the spiritual.
The unreserved homage of gifted
writers make literary fame information
al and more too.
New and brilliant light makes lucid
the past. bright the present, and glori-
Gus the future.
1t is no exaggeration to say that much
named Christianity is characterized for
its lack of the Christ.
A religion that seeks to massacre, tor
ment and burn, is worthy brutal
savage and foul libel upon God.
The conditions most favorable to the
production of great characters are de-
tailed in the Sermon on the Mount.
Learning, ingenuity, argument, care
full knowledge, vigor, force, insight and
perception, do not sanctify an error.
Christianity inveighs against every
wrong, helps every creature, and will
not quit the field until all come to the
Light.
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