Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-18

He Who wrongs another robs himself.
Haltdone work should never satisfy
you.
GOOd breeding enjoins modest and
honest speech.
The world needs the busy brain and
active hands.
TO talk we'll is an accomplishment
rarely STAINED. 50
Hap-lazard philanthropy fattens able
bodied paupers.
To be overfnely dressed for the Occa-
sion is vulgarity.
Those who teach many things at once,
do not teach we'll. jl III "A
The sweetness and beauty of flowers
tell that God loves them.
Michael Angelo dared everything, and
art gave;him everything.
Mental and religious drill that crush
es Individuality is curse.
Vices never leave or fOrsake us while
there is anything to feed upon.
Ingersoll in his writings is anti-theis-
tical but dare not be atheist.
Power to create capital is one of the
characteristics of civilization. trt )
The seventies coming from injuring
another will be terri6cally earnest.
Strong, progressive characters are
constantly getting and forgetting.
The newest thought, if true, Is most
valuable to every vigorous worker
If one is good it seems he has been
more kindly formed than the evil one.
Ancient and medieval history is lost
through the lncompeteness of records.
Those who corrupt the English Ian
guage are guilty of affectatlon and sin.
The opportunity that Christ had of 60
ing about doing good is freely offered to
all.
A predispOsitiOn to evil inficts I'M
happiness so long as that tendency
exists.
The tawdriness of religion is the most
disgusting show that bristles in osten-
tatious tinsel.
Excessive ceremony in connection
with any subject, upon any occasion, is
proof of being ill-bred.
Modern society is fatally Opp1S'le t.
anything which denies freedom Of cor
science and of thought.
He who opposes the progress of liorr
al ideas belongs to the Middle Ages and
not to the nineteenth century.
The law of heredity entails good Sand
evil, which operate together ulder the
control of one Divine purpose.
The Beautiful dwelt with Raphael
and fortune generously aided under
Leo X its gracious expression.
Whatever is learned by absolute con.
straint is given up without regret
when the student reaches liberty.
Competition in the noble work of aid
ing worthy sufferers by searching them
out, to help them is not very lively.
Plus TX preached temperance in his
methodical, temperate life, and to this
may be traced his great tenacity of life
The abstract is reached through tn,
concrete, generalization through par
J ticulars, the unknown through tn,
: known.
Many skins and shells in philosOph,
and religion that now seem beautiful
will have to be cast off two decade
hence.
Boys learn languages when young an
forget them when men; this world i
: where persons unlearn many thing
that require years to acquire.
The individual with self-con ,eit, VIII
q delights to hear his own voice, Ofte
mocks, debases, wounds, weakens an
g enslaves our mother tongue.
/ Meditative discipline after the brai
|, has become strong, and the weakness {
J. childhood outgrOwn, produces rapi
l. and permanent intellectual growth.
r DAISIES and roses, grasses and fern
s. vines and fruits, trees and streams, SUI
:; light and air, and all things that al
o pure, bespeak Our Fathers love, and d,
II mand ours.
70 One man in 300 in the United State
- receives college education, and thes
l. Qducafod man fiji onp-ha1f tha pooifior