Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27


 ward life. When aspiration dies s-n i iity appears whether one is aia-4,,
 eighteen.
 Garcia, the musican whose r...- famous pupil. Jenny Lind. ha5 f.. irany years been only the mom0{. nf ! glorious song. is enjoying life ri ,.rn
 hundred and two. Not many 1l.s-. ago she was called 10 enter a c,rll....of voice training, After t~stin" le.. . pnwers he requested ''er to wait f}i.-.z gears ana come again. as her y,.,a, . was immature Chlorof0n hifr" t-+ every physician who uses his lal%raa. score. invented after he WaS sisf4. answer. At eighty Dr. Oliver N.n. dell Holmes was still one of the hoye featuring al Harvard university md deliahting mankind with his nFi@6l fancies, not daring to be ;s fnnlN# he could" A favorite uamonirj6u If his was Do not let vour heart oaf cold aud you shall carry yon1h and beauty into the teens of your second century. U.
 Sid Waltef4ScQtt. [. undertook and cir ! ried out his; sefleme of writing he Waverly novels when past the ..re- ative age as defined hy Dr.. OSlef. in. cilentally repairing his fottanrs wrecked in middle. life. Mark Twain is a parallel to him n OUT own codn. try.
 At forty Lincoln had nof found hin- self nor Grant At sixty QQcen Aic- toria was ruling 1iwiselv and we.I. learning tlie language of India that she might converse with her Fepfe= sentatives without an interpreter, At the same age her Gau@hter-in=laW is q beautiful woman. showing no e9i- dence in her person of the ray&@.s of time Sarah Bernhardt at sixty years defies old age with as much spirit and success as she plays. Non Moltko when past.et11fe score and ten accom- plished the uhifcation of the German empire. Bismarck, Gladstone and Dis raeli ai'e other: names that readily suggest themselves. Tn our southland Senators Morgan and Pettus have and not only Alabama but the whole south would nip in the bud the i'm Lertinence of any upstart under forty who should try to retire them. This spring Senator Morgan made one of the strongest and clearest speeches on the Panama canal that has vet been made.
 While each had secured fame be- fore that period, it was not until past sixty that Tennyson in sight of sun sci and evening star" wrote Crossing the Bar" and Browning never struck il. his most exultant mood a more iubilant tone than in 'Prospice.
 If the world had adopted the meas ules recommended by Dr. Osler We, who are heirs of all ages. would have been poorer by the loss of the Pentateuch and all that glorious liter ature. art and laws that it inspired, mankind would never have been en- abled by the visions revealed by Haydns Creation nor Flanders Messiah" nor Paradise Lost. The world of philosophy would have been without Rents "Critique of Pure Rea' , son.
 At the present time there is in the United States grand old man from China, Young J. Allen, who, though seventy-four, is not only the vigorous 1 head of great missionary body, but also edits the most influential literary publication in China. Doubtless no one man in the world today is so en- rapport with all things Chinese as he' and from the president down the lead ing men of the nation are seeking hls advice
 1 It is no poets fancy that "knoWi- edge comes, but wisdom fingers u is a rinening process and the world can not afford to dispense with the counsel of those who embody it. AS q matter of justice what right have younger generation to say to those yhose toll has enriched the earth You are no longer creative, therefore you shall not enjoy the rewards ol your previous efforts. It is against the sense of fairness of the Amer ican people. Let each man make nls
 place, not wait for dead mems shoes' Not all the laboratories of earth have