Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-25

CANADA is to have deaf.mute picnic !
which may be considered one OF the
signs'0f thescrowdI
ARB1rRamoN can healthe war spirit
between nations, and should be eqpai
to all emergencies between employees
and employers.
TT has been demonstrated in
Paris that electric motersTcan he ap-
piled to street cars. without any noise,
dust. steam or heat.
BUTLER has gone down to the sea TOT
pleasure, and before going he proclaim
ed from his mysterious depths that ne II.
net candidate for reelection TO the
Governorship-which means that ne VIII
get there if he can.
PxRNELL, in the British Parliament,
maintains in hisgwork a steady. refined,
digni6ed demeanor, that is becoming
true craftsmanship, and will greatly en-
nance the influence of Parpeil over the
blow and parade of Healy.
In July Cincinnati consumed 100000
watermelOns. No wonder Hamilton 70.
Democracy had a flrst-class heather
fight. They must have less water and
more whiskey, or honest people may get
their dues while Ohio Democrats are
quarreling.
The Democratic party has no worthy
successor to,step into the shoes of the
great controversial advocate, pure poll
tician and broad statesman, Jerry S.
Black; but the cunning tricksters like
the wonderfully sly Samuel j. Tilden
are numerous.
JERRY BLACKS calm and triumphant
death, in which he breathed prayer to
the throne OF Grace for mercy and light,
is q complete answer to the sOphistry of
Ingersoll, and breaches Christianity with
the emphasis of overwhelming force.
BrINDEss costs Europe each year $685.
100000, and medical science would confer
untold blessings in removing the causes.
Blindness in many ways causes acute
suffering, and robs the race of the pleas
ure of seeing, yet, one cause after anoth-
er is being removed
THE Western Union declines to employ
wemen as operators. Testimony de-
clares woman a successful operator, and
if the unjust action is persevered in by
this monopoly. it will create dissatisfae-
tion among the people, and add one more
sin to the long List of the Western
Union. ., +,
GARFIELD and Black belonged to differ
ent political parties, yet to the same
church, and while the Campbellite
church can be proud Of contributing two
such illustrious names to history, it is
safe to assume that heaven appreciates
them, although they built upon Chris
tianity and were ayerse to human
creeds.
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THERE is nO'end to sects. In Fin
land woman has created a new religious
party known as the Pure by Excellence
This we suppose will be the neither
church. 1t teaches woman is mans
superior, to be clothed with absolute
authority, and men must make weekly
confession of their sins to her. = lJerusa7
leml What would Cheboygan sinners
say to that - JiAAb ~
THE Iowa fight is earnest, stubborn,
and skillful. on both -sides..- Ihe~Re-
publicans knew what they are doing,
and the Democrats think they do. Iowa
is incurably Republican in a national
contest, but the local issues now pend
ing cause unusual interest to attach to
the campaign, without a knowledge of
the result until the votes are counted,
The fact that the Democrats claim every
thing is good indication. ss,e,. =.
I.,-.I'..I r.lt --fr unui fHftNfit.
TEE blue and gray blended in Ia re-
union at Kearney, Clay Co., Mo-, to orna-
ment the Confederate Cemetery, where
brave men from bothssides, that fell at
Wilson Creek, aresburied.pI Immense