The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-22
prs.en. opportunities for graf for

present opportunities for great for
tusss.
but the most remarkable machias
OF modern times IL the oss which
has been constructed aad IL new cos
trolled BY Mr.. Stewart. This vast,
compiler, asd complete structure
has besa raised, coNbissd, made, 10
the short space Of . lifetime al
sincs The year 1899, When thus yesss
Scotch Irish ad~sntures laadsd %
our shores 10 ssek that unlimi.s1
success which nowhere else eould
have bssa 20 speedy and 30 MARRIED.
In forty year. be has orga sissd this
machine ~ | term it,) which cas.
bles him 70 gather sad eoasentvass
tho manufactures Of the knowa
world, and to dis<s;bsts them agais
10 the ten millions women Of Amer.
lea, to an amount In dollars Of -svsa
~ millions = year. For forty years
he hiss been AT work, with patience
and care snd forethoughl 10 aceom-
plish this result, He has never
rested, he has never slept He has
forcgonc all that many mon vsiuc,
all pleasures and ambitions. Frisad.
ships aud hs,rcds, societies aud phil
anticipates, theories and philoso.
phics, have been condemned and
made quito subordinate to this main
and only purpose Of his life. lie
has done what he set himself to do,
and has done il 80 we'll that no has
secured succcss and amasscd millions.
There is no hocas- Pocu. about IL
This wonderful success IL entirely
due to tho fact that he has done his
business a little better than anybody
else and has done il longer. He
has bough, cheaper aud sold cheaper
than his neighbors, and so the world
is II bis feet. And because Of this,
his machine has enabled him TO drsv
out Of the earnings Of the producer
and consumer = vest aaausl income,
which has grown by acerstion to .
fortune of perhaps $40, 900, 600
almost three quarters Of million .
year for his whole working life.
Now, Mr.. Stewart il childless he
cannot in this country, found .
dukcdom or a dynastyi what poasi-
bic purpose can he propose to him
self to stimulate him 10 the work
which he still works u with all tho
determination Of YOUTH At the
age Of sixty.6ve most nen arc ready,
OF fancy they are, to take their ss~,
to begin to enjoy, 70 put tho labor
ing oar into other and younger
hands. Not 10 this man. He is ~
careful and painstaking ~ ever he
works eagerly and late he gets bis
work done BY Others 1t the smallest
possible price His machine means
business, not philanthropy. He
does not propose 10 mako tho lives Of
his employees more sssy, or more
luxurious, or more happy-that 10
their AFFAIR. His Is TO perfect his
machine snd make II the most
thorough in the world asd ss far -
one can sec, he will die doing II. II
he has an ambitioa--snd Who can
tell what IL iasids man Pit may
10 to show what . vast aud conp!sts
thing can be organised and worked
BY tho persistent and we'll directed
energies Of one man living one life.
II this be his smbitios, no sssms
likely to reach Il.
n the estimate Of one pss's year.
~ production (ybuU 10 $4,000 -
correct, and II Mr.. Stewart sails
goods 20 the amount Of go, O00, 600
= year, il follows thst he handles the
productions Of some sevssty Of
eighty thousand men. Nov, u he
extracts but one dollar each from
their earnings for the use Of bis
machine, il amounts to The very
prstty figure Of $50, 900 per asaun
II from each ten dollars, thea " h
$500, 900, and so on. He hss r.
ported AZ income 10 one year Of
~ .O0O. 900,