Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-02
NORTHERN tribune.
IsATuRDAY.JUf E 2. 1883.
TRIBUNE's SPRAYS.


the stamina of consistency.
When there is an intens q, concentrated
purpose in any soul the world will hear
from it,
If all institutions werD bent to the good
of all mankind, many existing institute
tions would be bent to death.
Many ministers are ready to be apos-
ties to the Genteels, but not to the Gen
tiles, the great common people.
A better tone obtains upon the stage
to-day than formerly, but it needs to be
much higher before pure tone is sound
ed.
Undue excitement weakens character,
but steady movements of growth in
ereases the force power in an individual.
To be free is to be happy, great and
wise; let the speech, press, thought and
conscience be free, as God wills they shall
be.
Indomitable pluck and vigor will en-
sure success at least the success OF
admiration from all honorable OppO-
nents.
Jealousy produces uncharitableness
and untruthfulness, hence the words
and judgment of jealousy are never
trusted.
With all appliances for good, the best
man of earth has his weakness; but he
also has his strength, which cannot be
said of all. .4, d. rI,
There is a wonderful stretch to the flu
ture,' but if true to yourself you will be
equal to any occasion that may arise in
that future. .,
To. worry over little work, and pre-
serveasquilibrium over unpaid debts, OK
hibits consistency approaching lazi-
ness and dishonesty. @Ag,
Freedom universal has been ordained
for every man, woman and child, and no
anathama maranatha of man or devils
can change the decree. ~
The contempt of the world but deepens
a mans self-respect who is conscious of
being right, but the guilty need no ac-
cuser, being self-cOndemned.
Kindness smOOthes the wrinkled face,
drives sorrows from the cOuntehance, ex-
tracts acid from the heart, and pushes
rheumatism from the spirit. / z Vf
Envy never forgives, never loves, is
never musical at soul, never plties. the
fallen, the poor, the sick or dying, and
never improves or makes happy any one.
Liberty is often erucified between two
thieves, tile church and state, but the di-
vine fright to life, liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness" is as indestructible as
the Eternal who made 1t. u..
The march of life in youth is with
livelier step than in later years, but not
so defiant, steady and true, if the indi-,
yidual marches in the right direction, if
not he weakens 80 that he cannot march
at all. Fh
The bones and ashes of heretics, the
dungeons, racks, thumb screws, inquisi-
tiOns and star chambers employed by
prosecutors would make a CHASTITY col
lection; yet liberty will never have its
grave.
Envy produces viIest hate, bassst cal
jimmy, meanest treachery the most ter
rible famine, the most frightful pesti-
lence, the most horrid butchery, the hot
testtears, the deepest SORROWS, the most
biting grief. 49,,
OF what avail is prayer, profession and
religious service if you cheat, Islander or
wrong any creaturep- They amount to
good deal in heaping double condemna-
tion and punishment upon the base, hyp-
ocritical performer. II yey eol0aqV
Place impeIfection, weakness, wicked
ness, meanness and rOttenness before
some persons and they see them clearly
and are delighted, but place before them
excellent qualities of worth and success
and they are stone blind.
The church which consults a CONNER
cial agency in its, anxiety to find the
financial standing Of one who has ap-
piled for church membership, makes it
impossible for poor person to travel the
celestial road Uia its money seeking or
ganization. -----''-------..-.-.-.-'
The coronation of the Gar Of all the
Russias, with the gorgeous pageantry,
religious sOlemnity and imposing cere-