The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-09-11

The Cutter is still aaoat and isfightine

assertions are amply c0rroD0rated by
stacks of epistles from his hundreds of
sub agents, and those now in possession
Of territory. These all declare the same
tidings, of unlocked for results in plac-
ing the Garment Cutter before the pub.
| lie, and tell the same story of the un-
bounded satisfaction of the recompense
realized. For the benefit of any who
may be wavering and doubling as to the
sequel of this success, we will review a
few of the main points heretofore stat
ed in our notices Of this marvellous little
device. First, 1t is something that all
ages and classes Of people need. Second,
it wrests the monopoly Of an all useful
art from few and places it at the COM
mand of all. Third, it is SO simple and
accurately arranged that once demon.
strating its working convinces even the
doubling. Fourth, it is everlasting, be.
ing so little worn be use that II never
wears out. Fifth, it requires no repeti-
ton OF stereotyped lingo from the
agent to convince his patron that the
Cutter is a source of profit to any one
who has become subject to the great
necessity laid upon us by the sin of our
primitive parents. These are few Of
the cogent reasons for the ready sale
which the article has met all over the
northwest.
There is yet room for few workers
although most of the territory, as al
ready stated, is covered. Some of the
best localities for such canvass is yet
ungleaned, having been omitted by
those who have already chosen their
field of action. 1t is the earnest desire
of the managers that these be disposed
of ere their departure, to avoid the
necessity of sending experienced men
to complete the organization in the fut-
ure, and who are needed TO take hold OF
the work in parts of the country not yet
visited. It will not, in all probability,
exceed two weeks before their head
quarters here will have to be moved,
and live, determined men and women
who desire to secure lucrative employ
ment should make their desires known
to Mr.. Doran within that time. He is
being urged from day to dayto close the
work here as soon as he reasonably can,
for his services are needed very much
in other sections, but he does not wish
to be too precipitate in eliminating his
canvass here lest there be parties yet
desiring to enter the little army of can.
vassers now in the field, who will do
good work in the odd localities yet left
unoccupied. Yet he informs us that he
must leave in very few days or other
features of his business will be neglected,
to the detriment of the company's bust
ness.
Then all persons DESTROYS of confering
with him must come to focus in their
calculations at once.
Los Angeles, CAL. May 2, 1885.
Goldsberry, Doran e. Nelson
SIRs:-I purchased one of your Gar.
ment Cutters at Mt. Ayr, Iowa, and like
it 30 we'll that think could make good
sales here. Please send me your terms
to agents, and oblige,
Mrs. S. B. HARVEY.
1920, Hill st., Los Angeles, Cal.
POINT Rock, Oneida Co., n. Y, /
September 7, 1885.
Messrs. Goldsberry, Dordn d. Nelson, Nam
EdtO, MINI.
DEAR SIRs:-Having read much of the
the National Garment Cutter in the col.
umns of the Manksto FREE Press, have
become greatly interested in it, and am
DESTROYS of becoming an agent for the
town of Lee, Oneida county, N. Y, pro.
viding you would sell the right of so
small a territory, and terms are satisfac-
tory. Any information in regard to my
self can be obtained of Mr.. L. p. Hunt,
editor of The FREE PRESS.
Yours etc.,
Mss. NETTIE WoRDEN.
SANTA ANA, Los Angeles Co., CAL, /
August q, 1885.
Goldsberry, Doran & Nelson:
DEAR SIRs:-I received the Garment
Cutter last night, and am highly delight
ed with it. have studied it to-day suf-
ficient to satisfy myself that can master
il in short time, and will try and be in
the field canvassing by Wednesday next.
After have canvassed one week / will
notify you of my success. Enclosed
please find contract duly signed. / am
yours very respectfully,
NJ. A. Daily, ESQ.,, of Ottumwa, was
in Hamburg this week, thinking Of buy
ing and running the foundry here. He
went home to act in the interest of the
Garment Cutter.-Hamburg NeWs.
ST. PETER, Aug. %, 1885.
j. X. Doran, Esq:
DEAR SIR:-Yours received to-day.
Am glad to note your splendid success
in this grand work. You know that /
am new. man in the Garment Cutter
work. am not doing as much as you
are in the main Office, but am satisfied
with this months work. ] can show
net profit Of over $500, and the month is
not gone yet. am just getting things
in shape to do big business. The par
ty that is going to Meeker county was in
to-day 10 see me. He wants another
county if he can fix it up before he goes,
and think he can without any trouble.
Must close for this mail. All of my agents
are doing splendid work. Please excuse
haste. Respectfully yours,
j. L. CLARK.
MApLEroN, Mimi, Sept. !, 1885.
!Messrs. Goldsberry, Doran d Nelson:
GENrLEMEN:-l have canvassed two
days with the following results: Ten or
ders, four conditional orders which ]
think will take, and two agents. The re-
suit of my work makes me more anxious
than ever to 90 to nv own territory, but
80 long as l can make $50 per day am
willing to work in your territory. Every
one is pleased with the National Gar
ment Cutter.
lam very respectfully yours,
IDA GLAUcKE.
THE Grand lodge Of Good Templars OF
New York state have not become 30
helplessly intoxicated by st. Johns
crankism, or the folly of his eccentric
followers as to be Invested Of all discre-
ton; for at its recent meeting resolu-
ton was adopted declaring the order in
.h,t stota nop.nar tisan. and discourage