Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-29

WY uOupti VI pldCtlC6 dJ tuc ucSt, anu
becomes downright outrage when it
Expresses the many, that the few may
thrive"
The Detroit Commercial says of the
Pingsuey teas merely: 1.-THE tea in
question was the poorest of the kind yet
seen in this market. II was found TO be
colored green heavily by means of min
eral matter composed of Prussian blue"
The st. Ignace News speaking of A. w.
Burrows manufacturer of mediciens at
that place, says;"M B. finds no difficulty
In dispOsing of his medicines. We print
ed 5000 labels for him Wednesday last"
The BOyne City Statesman says" Mai s
from the railroad twice day now. But
they are coming thicker than we barg
aimed for Last Tuesday evenings pOu b
from Boyne Falls contained the identical
mail matter sent from here four. hours
previously to take trains going north and
! South
The Portage Lake Mining Gazette
says: "Tbe prominent mines of the dis.
trict are near the close of their business
year, and Notwithstanding the fallil G
off in the market value of copper during
1883, they will score a record for the
twelve months Of most satisfactory
character"
7 The Chippewa County News in Sec
Ond annual tour makes fine showing
of the business of that now thrifty place
the 500, and at no long future fine
city. But before starting on this tour
the apparel may be deemed rather gro
tesque for this weather: 1.-TWO of the ed
itOrs, therefore, put on their winter
busters, invested each in g paper collar.
wiped their faces on the printers towel,
and leaving the Office to be run by the
devil, started FORTH"
The IOnia Courier gives heart TO is
readers on familiar question sour tax
payers are doing an unusual amount of
grumbling on account of their heavy
taxes this fall. The school tax is more
than two thirds of the whole, on account
of payments to meet on the school house
bonds, this however will be the heaviest
year and once paid, we will pever regret
Investing our money in such substsn-
tial manner as in our handsome school
/ building"
The following from the State Capital
will be read with interest" 1.-The success of
a town or city depends just as largely
, on the investment of capital, as does a
D private business venture. In some res
poets 1t is even more necessary in that
t while individuals may look for imme-
r date returns, the collective citizens
must wait for some time, and receive
, their profits Indirectly. Public improve
, ments are absolutely necessary to the
growth and prosperity Of town; it is re.
garded by outsiders just in proportion to
q its pavements, its sewerage, its water
works its lighting. The reputation of
town for spirit tells directly on its sale
of real estate and its mercantile trade
The Pttoskey Democrat in comment
!: ing on Palmer, the defaulting treasurer
, of Emmett county, who has returned and
given himself up, and makes the show.
ing of circumstances that tighten up the
load of his default, is manly, courageous
and in every sense wise. 1t is just by
, such sentiments as the following that
the world can be made better: "Giv,
any man chance to reform that evinc
Z es disposition to do so, and, not brand
him as criminal, when by so doing you
may continue him on downward
course, but by being a little lenient h,
will return to the paths of rectitude ant
9 uprightness shown through his whole
: life up to the present offense.
$ We are told by those who know Mr.
!. Palmer best that his past life has beer
8 upright and square. and by his return
I ing TO Emmett without writ or Officer
I he shows that he is DESTROYS to straight
e ell up matters. and by so doing shoult
q regain portion Of the respect of his fel
low citizens that he always had up {,
he time that his shortness was known.
e The Frankfort Express says: 9Th,
0 tariff is nov squarely before the countr,
q and must be decided. There Is no doub
q q revision should be made In an homes
a manner, but the country will never
4 adopt free trade"
The Lansing Republican says "Em
: issaries of the New Era continue Il
o secretly work Michigan in the interest