This Is A New Release Of The Original 1901 Edition.

Being The History Of A Man Who, Having Himself Come Up From The Miner's Pick, Having The Profoundest Sympathy For The Men, The Union And All It Stands For, And Has Done For Labor, Yet Single-Handed And Alone, Successfully Withstood The Encroachments Of The Mine Workers' Union, And The Unjust Demands Of Its Leaders.

Being The History Of A Man Who, Having Himself Come Up From The Miner's Pick, Having The Profoundest Sympathy For The Men, The Union And All It Stands For, And Has Done For Labor, Yet Single-Handed And Alone, Successfully Withstood The Encroachments Of The Mine Workers' Union, And The Unjust Demands Of Its Leaders.

"The first thing a man should learn to do," says Andrew Carnegie," is to save his money. By saving his money he promotes thrift, the most valued of all habits. Thrift is the great fortune-maker. It draws the line between the savage and the civilized man. Thrift not only develops the fortune, but it develops also the man's character." Mr. Marden takes the reader through anecdotes and real-life experiences of those who have used economy to become successful to help teach the same to all those who desire success.