Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-22
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Ignorance is concentrated curse.
A unique perfection was the life of
Christ.
Amiable depravity is seductive and
ruinious.
The last enemy to overcome is ig-
Dorance.
Our chief work is not to preseve, but
improve.
Ignorance is the heaviest dead weight
in the universe.
To do good refers to TIE manner as
we'll as to the act.
Authors greatly multiply and enlarge
human experiences.
Some persons are perfect realities of
full blown selfishness.
Better do something than study over
what might have been.
There are more ways of spending than
of building up fortune.
Modern notions never entered the in
tellect of the Middle Ages.
The bitter, suspicious, querulous per-
son is guaranteed misery.
Often the most charming thing is
that which entirely diyerts.
An arrogant, rigid, surly spirit is
true is true to self-assertiOn.
Keep sweet when you tell the truth, or
persons will not believe you.
A proud, serious, concentrated nature
is susceptible of great force.
There is no value to book of fiction
that does not truly represent life.
Absolute separation of the sexes is
appropriately named virginity.
Voluntary poverty is no virtue, unless
required, any more than celibacy.
If the cup of misery be given drink it
to the dregs, and thank God for it.
Most persons eargerly console them
selves with the pleasures Of sense.
Do good and truth will come to you
and the beautiful will be realized.
Scholastic discussions, to be of service
must be as unbiased as thoughtful.
A desperate Irritation is enough for a
lifetime, and sometimes too much.
The horribly improper person, how
soeyer ornamented, is to be Stunned.
A talent to please is the most largely
appreciated among men and women,
Degrading associations make british
tn 'se who by nature are gentle and ten
Ter.
Reason alone cannot portray the
facts of the past, Imagination is help
| Jul
The bigot has predetermined thesis
to establish, and his highest is cOntrO.
versial.
Unrestful, dissatisfied, futtering souls
are ever painting to add little more tt
their work.
The highest originality is destitute OF
the poetical if clothed in roughness and
devoid of grace.
The soft and penetrating light @
Jesus was divine, and will illumine al
future progress.
Many lives are written in a story o
continuous suffering, much of whicl
might be avoided.
Many succeed in financial fortune
who disastrously fail when they try TO
fortunes elsewhere.
The broad and liberal spirit is essen
tial to the acquisition OF an accurat
and full knowledge.
Jesus is more alive to-day than eve
and the Sermon on the Mount is tn
sum of his philosophy.
Honor comes not from doing selet
work, but for performing we'll whatevt
work comes for us to do.
The distinguishing marks of igno
ance are jealousy, malice, fanaticisn
:. prejudice and wantOnnesss.
: The theory of traditional dOgmas
; that perfect life is embodied and re-
/ resented in organized form.
: GOod-natured, accommodating ind
2 viduals who are generous to faul
g suffer most when in want.
. Great situations are handled Wi
: difficulty and many fail in the attemI
Q but seldom one is successful.
Disgrace realized, produces chafiI
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