The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-07-17

fullest extent. The merits OF the Cutter
have been sufficiently proclaimed In
these columns, hence a few words in re-
gard to the other features ofsuccess men,
toned is next in order.
A legitimate pursuit must succeed
determined effort honestly
made. There is no other salvation, for
if success is brought about through any
other channel the work Is distorted from
it's proper basis and thrown into the
realms of dishonesty. If any article OF
labor saving or other device, need to
be misrepresented or unduly recon-
mended then it has not the merit OF
honesty in it, and the vender of it pur-
sues discreditable business. In this
manner financial success may follow
through other than honorable means.
In the Garment Cutter We have the first
element of success-an article that Will
stand upon its own recognizance. Iheh
the agent must furnish the other, or fail.
If this be done success awaits every can
vasser, and time will demonstrate that
the representations of the proprietors
are not inflated.
The manufactures Of this article are
DESTROYS of securing force of such
workers in Minnesota and Dakota. They
have supplied other states, and many of
their workers succeed SO well that they
follow on and take new fields. Many
have left other yocations where they
were doing as well rs ID the COM
mon lot Of man, but saw greater oppor.
tunities in the work offered by this COM
pany.
Anyone desiring to examine the
worth, can call upon or write them
ut Mankato, or address 6I5, West Lake
street, Chicago.
The National Garment Cutter seems
to be giving general satisfaction to those
who have tested Its merits. And we are
glad to see an article Of such merits
meet with approval by the people, as
the National Garment Cutter certainly
will prove to be Invaluable To every lady
who does or has her dressmaking done
ut home, and the success of the agents
shows that it is not slow 10 take the lead
OF all other systems. Within the last
few months there has been several thou
sand sets put into use in Iowa, and now
the work of appointing agents has just
commenced for the state of Minnesota.
Such as want good employment will do
well to call early and select their fled to
work in, as there can be money made
in the business WdSeca County Herald.
WEsr lLBERTy, Iowa, May 26, 1885,,
After full and careful investigation
of the National Garment Cutter | am
very much pleased with its simplicity
and correctness, and think it of great
benefit 10 anyone having cutting to do.
] most cheerfully recommend it to all.
Mis-. j. NJ. WILLIAMS.
The following Is an extract from the
West Liberty Inier:
J. Mad. Williams has bought the right
to this county and will proceed to organ
ize it at once. He says that the excel
lence of the Cutter and the real demand
for it everywhere is sufficient warrant
for financial success to anyone who will
use energy. Mr.. Williams has an ac-
quaintance with one of the agents and
his successful work in selling the Cutter,
which gives ground for strong conf
dence In the enterprise. We are sure
that here is good chance for active
agents tomake money by canvassing in
this county. Mr.. Williams is well known
by many Mankato people. He is min
lister of the gospel, and for years was
the superintendent Of the Iowa City
(la.) schools.
Mr.. j. X. Doran, basiness manager of
National Garment Cutter force, has just
returned from successful business trip
through central Kansas. The success of
the work is something really wonderful.
During the past month the people of
this county have been thoroughly test
ing it and after careful investigation of
its merits are highly pleased with it.
The agents all over the county report
good success. AS a business enterprise
It will pay larger profits with less capt.
tai and labor than almost any other en-
terprise known. There is vet a vast field
open to be occupied, and parties desir-
ing to make big money should take hold
at once.-Odessa (Mo.) Democrat,
In the Messenger of last week under
the caption Science" we took occasion
to notice the introduction of q new in
vention in our city. Since that time we
have taken pains to examine more close
ly into the merits of the invention, and
unhesitatingly say that it deserves all
the encomiums heretofore lavished upon
it by the press of the county, and would
add that It is the excelsior of inventions
of this kind. First, its simplicity recon-
mends it to all, being so simple, in fact.
that Miss of twelve years, after sim
gle lesson, can cut and perfectly fit the
most difficult dress pattern; and after
the cutting is accomplished there is no
basting and refitting to contend with as
the Garment Cutter is accuracy itself.
Then comes the most important feature,
the cost. The cost is so small either for
county or home right that it is within
easy reach of all.-Rockddte (Teras) Mes
senger.
Mr. J. X. Doran, of the National Gar
ment Cutter company, has been here on
short visit to see his agents, Messrs.
Gossitt 4 Pittock. During his stay of
about Is hours in the city he has made
over S., 900 worth of sales. Among the
parties purchasing is Hon. Church
Howe. When such men as Mr.. Howe
take hold of an enterprise there I'M
doubleday must be something in it. Also
the fact that Messrs. Gossitt 4 Pittock
have bought about 81 800 worth of terri
tory after thoroughly trying the work is
additional and positive evidence of the
genuineness of the article. In conclu-
sion we wish to say that we have thor
oughly investigated the workings of the |
system and believe it to be model of |
and il will soon OCCUPY a |
similar place to that of sewing machine |
in every ily.-Nebraska Republican.
1t is the acme of perfection.-Odessa
NO. Herald.
All kinds of garments can be cut rap
idly and with perfect accuracy. We gave
It u thorough examination, and take |
pleasure in recommending it to our
readers Fails City (Neb.) Journal.