Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-05-15
cTS OF MAKING A LIVING.
peculiar Means of Live
sf nC;yiIizatiOn Develops.

mood CiViii1
,nonv odd ways of earning a
beg sre Hl GREAT city like New York,
III : to see how many per-
Us SUI 70 who readily adapt them
bere Az occupations. Type writing,
Is TO Nc" ,,ss unknown a few years
sane, vi" there are thousands who
fld nov ourselves by it. 1t has sup
ID tlle nnd wide field for the employ
ID new ', % men. and has come into
Of ;r,,erssI use for legal documents.
p ullt nv Of the telephone has given
inyeh.lV' "ousands in the con-
lgnle 1earatus and the at
'bOn telephone offices, and the
PC ,,s ~ ploye1 already rivals the
ber o,nl mo- in telegraphing.
pr eng Lotion Of electric lighting has
. n'n,1oymer 70 many persons, as
enlP ,bs conpar We recent use of
'lSo al oil all over he world for both
\ cV and netting. It is only a few
Pr a. Inc ;nvo ntior If the district
SIN nr ssry,c. AN, Ie employment
!, IN bootblacls g-ye Enjoyment to
Inv Of boys. .
s'Tirb were largely made abroad
Min few years, las recently
|omn,oyment to many American
u Inc canned-g0Ods industry
'n~n up since the war, and offers an
prnew occupation. r.. tlfE
'S;o.I,thography and many other
.o,oresses OF picture printing have
I'D employment to many within a
.rs Inele is an immense bust
NJ ready-made clothing Tor women
biIdren that is OF comparatively re-
3rs are, at rough calculation, about
nsn in the United States who make
living by hardening steel for various
,nicSl purposes. There are three
: who earn a living by demagnet-
watches, and perhaps about as
who adjust compasses on iron
There Is an odd and somewhat
te occupation in the insurance
S known as the adjustment of
es. and the number of men en-
in it in a great city may almost be
d on ones fingers.
e are many men who earn a living
TING various articles of food, or
: Of them by their appearance.
are experts in handwriting, in
trv, in mechanics, and all sorts of
who turn up in the courts and
itgation costly.
cation tends to a division of labor,
in every profession there are men
t reputation for some particular
Thus there are acknowledged
SITS in law, who have almost a
,ly in certain class of cases.
lwyers know all about patents,
ers all about admiralty others all
andlords and tenants others all
-iminal law, and so on. In the
'ay the doctors take each some
Of the human body as a special
0 that the old family doctor, who
ok to doctor all sorts of diseases,
obsolete in crowded COM
livision of labor leads to the es-
lent in great cities of many queer
r depots of supply for all sorts
lings OF which the general pub
S little or nothing, There are,
lnce, depots for the supply of
food for the various nationalities
tire in the great city. The China
: Italians, the Germans, and the
en all know where they can go
things that are specially suited
heir own taste.
e like roller skating gives en-
t TO many persons. American
ates are now known all over the
There is an American roller skat-
even in India. The progress of
cal inventions, while it throws
rsons out of employment, also
S new occupations to many, and
ay with the apprehension that
hine may supplant the man. --S "a