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Who Is OLpi--A wise man will never ruSt on, As ous as he can move aad breathe, he will be do ing something for himself his neishbors lor pos teflty. Almost 10 the last hour Of hls life Wash ingtoR was al work. Sc were Franklin and Young anu lloAa arl aud Newton. The vigor of thsir lives never ecayet. No rust maTreG their spirits. II is a foolish Iies to suppose We must lie down and aie because We are oId. Who is old Not the man of energy; no inc day lsboTer m scIenee. art or be- nevoienee; but he only who suffers hs ensrgies to waste away, aud the sprIngs of l+ie 10 become mo- tionless, whose hands the hours drag heavily and to whom all things wear the gaFh of gloom Look at that old man. Father Srwait. now ID hts eighth year, who ssiravel'ins about State, and preaching from Sabbath 10 Sabbath. He has he life and energy oi young man-and for saght we kGow, may yst live To do the work and accomplish the iabors oi haii dozen puBy siekiy, seatmeo oiaI youihs-.he afraid of the fsln drops, the dews of Heaven. and the grateful shower bath,

 Is he old! should no! be tbe qnestiea put; but is he active ;-san he breathe freely and m3se witi, agility? There scores of grey a..e.: aaea we should prefer, in any important enterprise 10 these young gentlemen sbo fear and trembe at approach. ing shadows. and taIa pale at a lion la thelI path at harsh word or frown.