The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-08-22
Paying Employment.

JOHNSON CRY, Tenn. Aug. IS.
To Those interested
We desire to employ number of
people to handle our Garment Gutter
in this and other States, and we es.
pecially desire competent parties to
go into the South this winter and or.
ganize the work there. Any active,
intelligent person, willing to work is
capable OF handling the Gutter.
J. X. DoRAN.
1t will be seen by the above that the
Garment Gutter people are wanting
workers TO 60 into various parts OF the
United States and teach the use OF
their valuable invention. The merits
of the Cutter are too we'll known TO
require long explanation upon that
point, but as yet only u very few of
our people have any idea of the mat
ter as a business, in which they would
propably be interested. Many know
that the bushes is exceedingly profit
able to those engaged in the work, yet
think they could not arrange matters
so as to engage in the business them
selves. Here is where the very par
ties most interested make a serious
mistake.
There are farmers sons that would
only be too glad if they had an oppor-
tunity to see the country; learn hu.
man nature; have good time and
make money. There is now period
OF a number of months that many
will be comparatively idle, awaiting
the opening of the work next Spring,
in farming, that could do nothing
that would SUIT them better and pay
more than Il trip through the South
this winter. They would have an op.
portunity to study the people and get
quainted with the resources of that
wonderful country in such way as to
make it very beneficial, and, if ener-
getic, cnuld make large sums of mon
ey in the bargain These remarks APP
ply to others rs well us those on the
farm. Many mechanics will soon be
out Of employment for the season, aud
can't get anything to do until next
spring Now it is very foolish for
those people to lie idle this winter and
eat up all they made during the sum
mer, when they could just as well be
at work. Clerks, teachers aud all that
class OF people in many cases are
barely eking out an existence, that are
capable Of doing much more il they
only thought so. and had hall the
courage they ought to have. This ap.
plies to ladies just as well rs men, and
many do just ms good work From
the above remarks some might infer
that business men and capitalists
could not find anything tu them of
interest in this arliclr rhry could
not labor under greater mistake. II
those very persons would organize u
State, and have nhlN one pattern cut
in each district day, and one cutter
sold in each country in the same time
they would make more moa4.y ia one
month than they could possibly make
in their line of business ia an entire
year.
There are but few people who ever
dream Of the opportunities uf real
magnitude Of tl,is work
Those Interested would do well to
see Mr.. Doran while he is in Johnson
City or write him in Knoxville.
THE Capital is now at Bar Harbor
Maine, from whence several Presiden-
tial appointments were announced by
telegraph Saturday. They were all
nnder Mr.. Baine's department
THE people Of the country are just
beginning to realize the scope of the
alien contract law consequently the
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