River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-10-22
ESTEEMED WHERE KNOWN.
Points Worth Considering.

the wonderful success the Garment
Gutter has attained wherever intro
duced, and the almost marvellous re-
ception it has been accorded in the
northwest the present season, and es-
pecially in our own state, hence it
would be ridiculously supeIfuous for
us to rchash what our readers so well
know. At This time, however, it is
highly proper to remark, that in the
few months that the work has been
carried on from the Mankato head
quarters, every county in the state has
been placed in the hands of enterpris-
ing agents, besides large portions Of
Dakota and western Wisconsin. The
territory is practically out Of the COM
| pany's control, and is we'll manned
with canvassers who will see that the
Cutter is kept to the front.
For one man to direct the operations
of hundreds Of assistants at such dis
tances, and completely organize such
scope OF country in period Of time
less than four months in duration, and
do it SO thoroughly as this has been
done, indicates eminently superior
business tact, and gigantic executive
ability. Mr.. j. X. Doran business
manager Of this firm, has done such d
work in the last foar months, and now
leaves for a new field with the salts
faction attendant only upon work well
and faithfully executed. In their bus
mess associations while in MankatO
these gentlemen have always acted
the part of men, straightforward and
upright, honest and courteous. In
the work they have been doing they
have in no wise made themselves OBJ
noXious as is the wont of professional
| canvassers, but have left good impress
sions with Whomsoever they dealt land
left friends wherever they became &C.
| quainted. They have made two can
vases OF the city and the second re-
suited in about four times as many
sales as the first.
In reviewing their work We IRE
more than convinced that a legit mate
calling, conducted with energy, attend
ed by the common courtesies OF life, is
always approved by the masses Of
mankind, and those acting will be ey-
er met with civility aud respect.
The Free Press congratulates the
company on their success and can con
scientiou5ly recommend Mir. Dorian and
his fellow workers to the people of
any section in which they may he in
duced to locate. That the same graf.
flying results may attend their work
elsewhere is our wish, fact which
we feel confident is pre-assured from
the very nature Of the device they sell,
and the character of the parties con
Quoting the ork.-M1Rkato (IiRR.)
Free Press.
Mr.. Doran, with part of the forces
of the workers, arrived in River Falls
Monday where they joined the work
ers already here. The result of the
work SO far conducted in this place is
a warrant to the success that is sure
to follow. An examination of the list
of names of those already taking in
structions in the use OF the Cutter is
sufficient evidence to establish the
reputation OF the work, as only an ar
ticle of superior merit will be so
quickly accepted by so many of our
best citizens.
The Company ask of our people a
careful examination of their inven
ton, assuring them courteous treat
ment, and feeling confident of the
hearty reception of their work when
properly understood. They also de
sire number of good workers to rep
resent their interest in other sections
of the country, and to good reliable
workers (ladies or gentlemen they of
fer rare inducements. Mr.. DOran will |
be at the Central House a few days |
where parties wishing big paying !
business, and are willing to do good,
earnest work will find it to their ad
vantage to see him.
one OF the greatest successes OF the |
age is the National Garment Cutter, /
which has been advertised over this |
part of the country lately. We have
given the system close examination |
and can say that it is all that is claim
ed for it. 1t is well worth looking at
and no family should be without it.
Quite number of st. Peter people |
have taken the agency for it, ana
have met with great success.-St. Pc
ter (Minn.) II hume.
The fact is the National Garment
Cutter is the greatest invention of the
age and after few minutes instruc-
ton it is impossible for any one of in
teIligence to make a mistake in cut
ting garment. On Tuesday young
lady called at the n G. C. Office who
had never done any cutting or fitting
and in less than two hours she cut a
lady's basque in the latest style in as
perfect manner as anyone could do
it. We are not in the habit OF recon
mending or vouching for any kind Of
merchandise offered by travelling
agents. but the National Garment Cut
ter is so simple and useful that we feel
we are doing the public a favor by
recommending it. 81, Peter (Mian.) .
Herdid,
The longer it is known in a com
munity ibe igber it Is praised, both |
by the press and the people. The
sales are enormous in all parts of the
country -Maakato JouraaL
The popularity already attained by
this simple yet wonderful invention
is phenomenal. IL 10 an article that