Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, APRIL 81. 1883.

not afliict abuse.
Charity will pardon wrong, but will
not commit wrong.
Some persons stand so extremely
straight in morals that they fall back
wards.
The new bridge over the slip at the
mill of the ChebOygan Lumber Co. is
completed.
In California the Presbyterian church
have received into membership seven
Cinnamon.
The lowest forms of animal life spoken
OF by naturalists are not near so low as
the slanderer.
Boys and girls who spend evenings
with their mother, have good company
and altogether safe.
A small acreage of wild oats invar-
iably brings an abundant harvest of I'M
marketable sorrows.
A wOman's journal has been establish
ed in Moscow Russia, edited and man
aged by the fair sex.
Charity has feeling, but is not control
led by feeling, for it is governed by
affectiOnate judgement.
At Minneapolis, MIMI, heretofore, sa-
loon license has been 800. The city
council raised it to $500.
Charity does not patrOnize sin, is
averse to wrong, and ever seeks to pro-
tect and develope the pure.
A man who perseveringly strikes at
hornets nest just for fun will receive an
enlarged trade mark gratis.
Hatred will not place you above the
person you hate, but if hated be ehari-
table, and you rise in value.
A wrecker in the shape of a cyclone
struck Zumbrata Falls. Wabasha County,
Mimi. last week, doing considerable dam
age.
George Scheller. charged with setting
fire 10 the Newhall house, Milwaukee,
Jan. 10th, has been acquitted by the
jury.
The populace of Ottawa welcomed the
safe arrival of the Marquis of LOrne and
Princess Louise, on Tuesday, with dem
onstrations of joy.
Soured envy and gangrened malice is
ever trying to bear the market of char
acter, but never changes the character
of genuine wheat.
The Ohio Legislature has passed a
liquor license measure which virtually
amounts to local option. The law takes
effect next Monday.
At the foot of Mullet Lake there is ex-
cellent fishing, judging from the large
quantities of pike taken in by the boys,
who delight to fish for the catch.
Keen witticism, biting sarcasm, with
ering scorn, honest criticism, and bril-
liancy of retort, is enjoyed by all, but in
sipid Outbursts of spite are altogether
too tame.
Journalists who feed their readers
with putreseepce, cOmplacently watch
maggots crawl rhrQugh their columns,
and glory that they have live news
papers. So they have.
Joseph Cook the distinguished lecturer
met with an elegant reception at Chica-
60 from the Congregational Club on the
evening of the 10th inst. and he deliver
ed mastery address on municipal gov
eminent.
The Inter Ocean strikes fearlessly and
wisely in behalf of true progress and is
Of the opinion that "the newspaper with
large constituency is the last one to
sell its influence. The danger of bar
gain and sale are all with the class
papers,"
Charles Hughes writes W. S. Hum
phrey that his horses are in good cOndi-
ton and promise good work, on the track.
the coming season. He says the bay
colt can get away with anything in
training at the Maysville track, not ex-
cepting MOllie Harris, and that both the
latter and the colt take to railroad
travelling as if they enjoyed it, will lay
down and sleep with the train running
twenty miles an hour, which few horses
will do.
Messrs. VIM. & Arch. Macarthur are
contemplating making some important
Improvements at their lumber docks, on
the west side Of the harbor. They pro-
pose making a slip 100 feet wide through
their dock ON the river. ahnut $50 helou