Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-14

l'oly LioIieueiu commenced Igntlng
the range light Wednesday night for the
season.
On Tuesday, Minneapolis, Mimi, was
visited with the heaviest snow storm of
the winter.
To get something for nothing is a
common but ruinOus ambition, for the
world in the end pays for value received.
Family Jars, leak, cannot be kept
clean, are always made too big, and
should never be ordered for any house
hold.
The building boom in Cheboygan, for
this season, has set in and it is surpris-
ing the number Of buildings that are
now being built.
To be perfectly sure about that you
absolutely know nothing, may do for
gossip and fancy but disappoints as
an investment.
Life is short" hence let us have short
prayers, sermons, talks, letters and
visits,but never allow yourself. to be short
in your accounts.
The man who talks but little and
stands behind his pointed words is
power for good, while the talkative crea-
ture is stormy wind that blows"
ChebOygan helps all individuals
measures and enterprises really identi-
fled with her we'll being; all else, if dis
heartened, is permitted to go elsewhere
If the sheriff is willing.
The passenger train now runs down
to the railroad dock. where passengers
for st. Ignace and upper peninsula
points are transferred to the Algomah
to be carried across the straits.
Dealers in bats and balls are confident
that the present base ball season will be
Of unusual interest and enthusiasm. the
game having taken stronger hold than
ever upon all lovers of the sport.
Self-conscious fools are comparatively
harmless animals, but fools who are un-
acquainted with their true name and
nature contribute most to earthly
troubles and miseries. "KnOw myself"
Hardened criminals and old time con-
vlcts say that rough hard usage from
the parents makes the boy rascal. Ex-
perienced policemen say that children
who have nothing to do, and of whose
whereabouts parents are ignorant, 90 TO
ruin. Firm affectionate irestraint is
needful over the young.
Newton. Ellis, & Co. will start up
their hemlock extract factory Just as
soon as the ice goes out of Mullet Lake.
which they think will be by the first of
May. They have double the quantity of
bark on hand this season they had last,
and expect to keep their works running
the entire season. Last season thew
were obliged to shut down early for lack
of bark.
Our exchanges. in northern Michigan,
are unanimous in expressing the opinion
that the present season will see greater
to the northern portion of
the lower peninsular, than any previous
season. The many advantages present
ed settlers in this part of the state are
becoming more generally known, and as
a consequence immigration is attracted
this way.
The bricklayers are on strike at Chi
cago. These strikes enforce idleness on
large body of intelligent men, many of
whom have families. Strikes induce ex-
travagant expenditures of time, money
and feeling. They do not seem to be
the best way Of healing a real or i'm
aginary trouble. Cooperative indus
tries are worth the study of those who
feel they are not sufficiently paid for
their work.
We have seen the plans for an elegant
residence, 8. Legault ST. is going to
build upon the east side this season. It
will be qnite commodious house, very
conveniently arranged, and in point
Of attractiveness, surpass any residence
In the village. The east side is improv-
ing rapidly and already possesses some
of the best residences in town, and this
one of Mr.. Lsgault's will add very much
to the reputation of that side of the
river. as derirable for private residences.
Governor Butler is the nervy man
needed to handle abuses, as is demon
strated in the facts revealed in the Tewks-