The sun., 1891-01-25


Tho statistician also looked up the bio.
graphical data In the lives Of 1900 promtnehs
mou. and found that 900 OF them hs5 lived
beyond the ag, OF &c. At the time o! death
1T5 were 20 10 65 yenrs old; SO, IS to 90; SO.
90 TO o5: 10. 95 to 100: 10. 100 to l20.
How have so many mon OF prominence and
onorous duties in public life managed to exc
out more than thclr allotted three score and
ten? Tho Austrian Society has tried to get
general answer TO this question BY asking old
mon in the public life OF Austria and Germany
Just what each ascribes his multiplicity OF
yenrs TO. Maior-Gcn. Ba,on von Hauser In
Graz. 9l years old, who has fought In
four wars and thirty.iour battles. walks for
three hours every day, rain or shine and thinks
that this habit alone has preserved his health.
years old. ascribes his continued ROBUSTNESS TO
fhs simplicity OF his daily f u " The
has tnken cold bath every morning sinoo bis
1Ath year; and believes every one else may
.s is 's@'s S"ans III f}s % sssse pros. @
I sa so ID sscwer bs9bs the Ds"sss OF his aa'
Austrian bench. p s. years old. lie wtote 10
taken tax o only simple tood. have had no mouth ios
delica.ies. and haye never snoked. have, IS
son Tarner % exrrsssed @ % The opinion that he had
lived d. to be sound as - Isesuse he had lived
STRhpy The spoaRey o 1Sse Ss Ho 3. Of Rep
resentatiyes. DR.. Franz smolka. is % yents old
se sed SoS SeSGa Ss atSss s
s'Es S;s as
g ss3 ro@ e0Hasms'' R% 20 ,sss rp eFs5e Sosa
e!Nr G,rr Won PIener' 7s years; Gen; yG1 n,
Baron Ben Won Rosthoa. IS n Years. W ascribed sheir
SnaimpiEshed SHo, to plain LIVING The Lspd
feels fully as strong and eHuberant az he felt
,tIt!ty years aEo, & because be has .hroughout his
e "e 3' Fonxh ON his fS1sGps 4
NsSed h,s shs sosstys SnsslSns hsys
~ and snsf*S s5as Ssa 'a6sy 64y
Sh; ssss e. iSss?%sso9 R &
il; !S:
e. Gs 80 T BE s
and burns at the same, age was eeIs;:
s1ssa I' aaa ns'vs eolaoa flaf' o"S'fSss pss
@together @ ss, csS,msdy that astonpdeqh az
Hya Tni sad rGs s ws wss' e n
Ghntham was at q! an ID. T.. and his son was
To the same end may Ee also cited Fox and
CnGSnns The early .tTri,y Of great ats,s
ss: yrs
of sa sre to 6e and
for it e a natural law TINT the most nearly
the most rresistlbe and the most ind pendent
OF training and ou5.id influence Is the most
lateness Of maturity among selentists Is more
yst % Snfh s"n avs " s9s Tft ss cs ms
lnE lnIEEs sueh aaE.rsat great dIseSvery IN .ho intute;
ens IN FsnSe he Gsa
matte talent begins to show itself after the
s and Sstwssn
ana thirty %sn roSns up f. y or
VIII wns naa Is
than lalent Tor writing come d es, because Il Is
prodnc. o. GlowlnG & pasS.on and is d:Seioped
on the ot her hand wa fud the INST III 'T: produc.
Try" asa aSs @nds n"s % oh rpsn Sa Ss4y o Ey
ais" maintain Their bloom longer than do
mads 1. 1sn y,s I l otss Rs Ss in naas Ss
when passed. three score AMI len. Manzoni
studied after he had become An I'D man and
t:c:ro in III ~ age Write like a hoy, ard HUN: Hum:
boldly published the fourth volume OF his Kos.
% County, % s nnssH in hY wor ysH furnshs. 50 many
il%srnt on. p, hG ork"nIs so activity o. old
early or lnts Who attends ali bis iacIures uni
classes c. % with , e,ockwork regnInri,y. md yet
spe"iaiiy. Roscher Of TeIpsic the fonnIer I "u Of
ths hlsIorieal school q politics. economy; and
lis best work in hts 10th year. Ran tti tisrmuny's
Adam smith In the harness when he died at