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Longevity and Labor.

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NESS WEAKENS IT. Mricsson, Lhe veteran

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I years old reeen 5 Ile is in exce! wool Woreted Overe ts, well made, weil cut, | hep health.,and works. il s said, sixteen! well trimmed Will be sold abouts $5 CO cach | hours a day, thus proving an exception | less thie custom made. Please cali early ang to the gencral rule, like others | Scere «ae. [uy & wky—oe:20

many , , Ms Lbbet ‘

re received without a question, thut hard work kills Perhaps it might be

fuirly asserted that busy men live lonver than idle men ; that work is, after all the true elixir of life. Many note- vorth y instavees where longe Vily colo des with remarkable ment. 1] activity vi tl evsily oceur to the reader. Was pot Soy hocles more than 90

hen, to prove that he was pot in his tuve—as his heirs claimed, in order his money—he wrote one of his test tragedies? Did not Humbol: io more bright work at forr seore than many bright men at forty ? every one knows, died with his pen in hand atthe age of 82. Van Ranke, the foremost ofliving historiav, has just ublished another volume of his Univer al H story ; he will be 89 years next December, Carlyle and Emersen lostnone of their vigor until they reached 70

And, to-day, who imagines that Oli ver Wendell Holmes, already on the verge of 75, is old? L mgefellow did some of bis best work shortly before be died, at 75. Whithtier two years olde: than that. The vast energies, whose sum in many directions are written by Victor Hugo, show no signs of decrep: tude, although it is more than 8? years since Victor Hugo was born. Histo- rians, it may be remarked, have usually been long lived.

Voltaire died at 84. Thieray and Michlet at 76. Migact'and Gnuizot at 87. George Bancroft is now 84, and George Tichnor lived to be 80. In put lic life we have had several recent ex- amples of great men whose power for statesmanship did not diminish through age. Benjamin Franklin,in the last century, lived to be 84.

These instances suffice to show that there are constitutions which not only can bear, but which actually need the stimulus of hard work up to a very ad- vanced period. Of course, on the other hand, might be cited the remarkable men who died young, but even from their experience the fact might be brought out, not that they were killed by overwork, but by irrational work. Shelley,who is always mentioned amoug those whose lives stretched buta span, was drowned accidentally, and there is good reason to believe that but for this he would have lived to an old age, be cause he was physicatly strong.

Raphael, Mozart, Boron, Burn-, and Schubert succumbed just at an age when most men reach their prime,but it must not be forgotten that the last three un- dermined they health by excesses, But on the other hand Michel Angelo, than whom no man ever expended more energy upon his vast achicvements, lived to be 90, and Titian was 99. Work preserves the health, while idleness tends to weaken it.— Philadelphia Bulle- tin.

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Cotman’s White Starch at Beer & Goff s,

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