Salt Lake Herald | 1891-05-17 | Page 4 | Local News

I STUDY GOOD r ding and wholesome pursuits pur-suits that give satisfaction to the mind suis givE satistactol apparently ap-parently lave a healthy influence on the body Among great composers AUBER died at 88 CiiERUniNiato2 ROSSINI at77 HAYDN at 77 GLUCK at 73 and METERBEER at 7 Take the poets Roe ERS lived to 93 SOPHOCLES 89 CALDERON 87 JUVENAL 80 ANACREONSS VOLTAIRE 84 METASTASIE EURIPIDES 78GoETHE 83 ViLOP3TOCK 79 WIKLAND SO LAMARTIE 78 BERANGER 77 VICTOR HUGO 83 WHITTIER and HOLMES 82 TENNYSON is 82 Among artists MICHAEL ANGELO lived to bo 00 SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN to be 0 TITIAN Is said to have been engaged in painting a picture now in the academy at Vienna when he was cutoff cut-off by the plague at 99 years of age Cox IUD ROEPEL of the Hague who lived to be 100 IXGKIS to be SO TINTORETTO 82 CLAUD I LORRAINE 82 GRBXZE 79 DAVID 77TuriXER 76 HORACE VERXET 73 LEmur 71 POUSSIN 7 1 are instances of not only greatness in I art but greatness in enduring vitality Turn to philosophers and men of science POXTENELLE died at 100 HOUBS at 92 MORZAOSI at 89 RIDE at 85 DK RaRER DCX 90 SIR JWATSON at 100 SIR WILLIAM HARVEY at 80 ROVER COLLARD at 82 WILLIAM L1WRJ CS at SO SCUELLING at 79 COUSIX at 70 the greatest of all PLATO 82 11 CuEVREULthe French philosopher and chemist recently on tho eve of his I 100th birthday occupied the Presidents box at the opera