The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-07-05

cent. Phlradelphia you take It, and display |
your enterprise and brotherly love at one
swoop. Won't you have It, Sacramento, dear
You know how to manage Kearney, and be-
sides you have a strong Consultation, Just
made to order, and you are able to stand moro
than the rest ofus. Who Of you will take the
belt : Don't all speak Gt once :
A friend deprecates the Foregoing and says
ne thought was patriotic. ] thought so too,
but II patriotism consists in huTrahinR because
that skin of a nanny-go0t is coming back to
America, then want to be put down as the
scaliest, most venemous old copperhead that
ever Missed at our great national trade mark,
COPYRIGHT secured, yclept 1.-THE American
Eagle r'
WHAT LEARNED AT DIR. BRANDRETH's.
Almost every man whose own life is or has
been a failure is quick to sneer at success in
others as an accident or "fool's luck" Last
week l saw promising study for this class Of
sickly cynics. Probably no business is so
generally believed to be founded on pure luck
as the manufacture ofpills and plasters, yet
this was the subject of my study, and IL
taught me lesson which 1t were well for
many smother man to learn.
selecting Brandreth's PMS and Allcocks
Plasters as my study, went to Sing Sing to
learn, if could the secret Of their CONNER.
clal success. A hundred men and women are
engaged in their manufacture $50 to 800
pounds of pills are made up daily one piece
of machinery alone rolls out
THREE NILES OF POROUS PLAsTERs.
n yard wide, every week. Government has
received over 5000, 900 for revenue stamps upon
these two products. The Brandreth Works
are an undenlable success. Now why7 Did
DR.. Brandeth stumble over a lucky accident
| and pick upa fortune \ OF at all
Many yeags ago his medical experience sat
! lsfed him that the great secret OF health Is
good blood-that "the blood Is the llfe." After
years Of patient study and experiment, he
made the compound bearing his name now 50
widely used over the world. 1t is purely
vegetable, and its great office is to expel all
! impurities IRON the blood and thus render
ordinary disease impossible. 1t proved last
year when taken in time,a certain preventive
of that fearful scourge, yellow fever. Slowly
but surely 1t won Its way, as 1t did its work
Of healing, till the business grew to its present
immense proportions. Yet, to-day, this veal
thy doctor and his son personally mix every
ounce of drugs used in the pills; they weigh
out the ingredients upon huge marble table
and perform themselves the manual labor Of
mixing them thoroughly together before they
pass into the factory to be rolled, dried, count
ed, packed and labelled. Likewise every
strip of porous plaster is spread under tho
personal SUPERVISION of Col. Brandreth or the
.I | 4 hs
factory buildings is kept with surprising ant
immaculate neatness. l have seen man!
workshops, but never saw such scrupulOu
purity of floor, shelf, table and counter. Every
girl is requlI ed to be as neat and tidy as femi
nine ingenuity and taste can make her-anC
every hand, male or female, receives as higl
wages as during the flush" times of tel
years ago. Every Implement Of her worl
shines and glistens In It's cleanliness and puri
IS, and
NO HUMAN FINGER
touches Brandreth Pill in the who're cours
of its manufacture. Even the counting ant
boxing are done by shining little metal in
strument The rooms are light and pleasant
not speck of dirt or refuse lies on the polish
ed, slippery floors, and between the window
hang paintings, lithographs, engravings, an'
chromot and mo toes by the score, giving
most attractive cheerful aspect o the whole.
Now do you wonder success follows sucl
management Dare any grumbler at his owl
luckless fate call the success which follow
such conditions an accident2 The lesson Is
valuable one to men impatient ofthe tardnes
of liie's success. Few men ever struck tn
, royal road to fortune but almost any ma
can win an honorable competency by doing o
discovering g something of real value to his ie
low men, and then carrying cool but bus
, head an honest heart, and aconsderate energ
into his chosen wo k. MORLEY.