The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-05
A suCCEssrtL HsTERPRIsE.

Mcst NOR OF conspicuous wealth, enicrpril,
hna eminsLco commenced NO ~ poor boys
This was tr1e OF Peter Cooper, A. 4 stewart
GOV. Morgan, the elder Wand rbliL Eyaus. I'D
isnn, Draper, Dr samuel Pitcher, aud Others
who have Stamped their genius and enterprise
anon the city " Now YORK, TO m1n unhided
by Inheritance, Now York II indebted for her
metropolitan Influence, ooulenoo aud phllan'
trophy IIero 10 largely concentrated the Ma
u0n'h banking capital nnd ln commences, b.
sides her thirteen hundred churches imrcrla
park, great bridge aud innumorab pal iiial
residences, New Ho's Is the largest mauufao'
turing city In America With her suburbs, she
nas 1900 manufacturing establishments, run
by $4,000 operatives, employing $3.50 900
90 ri al aud turfing out ytsuy product OF
Among the notable cstab lishmeu,s OF this klud
VIII oh have obtsiued matt celebrity, il one
observed ~ tourists ~ they pass upon tho ell.
yat-si railroad, opposite 81 Psulsthnfch yard
A. DR.. samuel Pitcher, the founder uf this
treat institution, hiss apparently captured tho
mothers, n0tOnIy pf this nation, but Of all Is
iael, ana thi ough his printing nes and 9th.
Crw,s0 10 exefiing Silent hut cpnsea1 entail Ia.
nuenoc Ia the hOmts OF millions OF parsons a
lew words re- pgGling tue man and his enter
prise, viii be " cosmopolitan Interest FROM
tbs C,iAblIshmCn, tmsi aics uoi aluuo the iu-
irerous bottles of Castoiia for which Il T. said,
children ina elm indulg1 che toying smiles
OF redundant health but also the fam lilar an.
nual New YORK Receipt Book an1 Almanac,
llled with interesting stories, which probably |
Is read by half our people Dr. fi;ch gigd. |
NhitN az lnc hehl OF hlN CLASS, htlttu az lliNu |
MS, near Bisiuu. and rose tO tmluvnca In hts |
profession while sill young mau Tho Iuc |
cess attained by him during toe cpiicmir - |
chpl'rt lnianlum, which prevailed with such |
ir'ghiul ftm ity In the Eastern States m isi, |
eau cl Br Pitcher 10 sci cl Chldrgu's com. |
plains as u spe illty ia his mtcical pra' ice. |
Ip ptcseryr iIflut life thoregrct b. came ur ,
Pitchers mission, Rca izng t9at the average |
NJ human life /, cts ,hau twelve years, he saw |
That majority 4 our species die Ia infancy aud |
le lcctuicd ia Boston, Providence |
aud elsewhere upon the physl lpgc1l die iC
aud pathological treatment &C children, a. a |
particularly upon the injurious Cli'cts o mar.
'otcs and opacs, so frequently administered In
the shape OF pHtegoriI Syrups and mysterious
anrcsas Dr, lilchct's ptA tee extended 50 |
rapidly and far that 10 became uoce's try Tor him
10 adopt general prescription for gosoral
lso. Ent0rtaining Il icpugnanCc towards secret !
remedies and cupirc m ,hOds, ho boldly print
~ the formula OF his prescription on hts labels.
ana published u 10 the word, thereby ChRl- |
ncing tho attention of ph, sciaus every he e
Il was very geueralS adOptedbi the prIfcssiOn Hs
Ut coming under the head II secret tcm dies
A report made by the PATTI olo deal Society Of |
New York Ia 1861 says: The CastOria pre- |
pared 10y Dr. Samuel Pitcher HAS been found 10
b. va liable adjunct To the maieriH medice,
and free from morphine or other luxurious
substance"