, 1863-10-13


hard the great Northwestern Fair for the bsneat
o' our soldiers. through the channels Of tho ssni
nFJ comnlte1on, are busy pressing upon the pub
Ac tneh duties In such behalf The enterprise is
anoole one It ehan have. Is It always has hid,
ouf oest cdo1ts. The Fair Will be \ euccess It
thoold be success II 1t become the frst exponent
Q! the sympathy with which the Northwest follows
ths and ctrrunstances OF Its gallant boys
In the htld Letever5body fall At work and heap
up oouuifu]1y the preparation for the results Ill
eovet for the Fair.
But with the ladies', one word inst here We
know whereof VIC write when We urge that It de
wolves upon them to See that the enterprise re.
ceives no det1tment in tho way Nc shall point
out. Had We not seen it, III effects before. had We
not fresh IN ears the complaints and dissat,e-
faction growing optof causes we take this MN
net Of ldepfccatlng,we would be sllant now. But We
beg that such plsu md system may be adopted
from the drst, as shall make the Fair deserve the
name Of fair. and not make 1t bear the burdens
ofunfairness, and (if pertaining to other matters
IN which business men were the ageuts,) dIshon.
etty.
Let strict, open. inhexlhlc ruls Of business
pertain to ali its transactions. 1t win be in ses.
sion fortnight. twill have to do with Thousands
ofpeople. It will be largely the gamer II it do
nothing to forfeit in the public minda confidence
tbat JUS. what Ii said is meaut that the prices Of
articles and Vlands are Just az set down. Who Of
our readers especially otthe male scx, Is ignorant
that there is another course too prevalent at fairs
which IL best honored In Its omIssion. Every
fair change taker and attendant should be instruct
ed ehou)d herself be zea}ou. tn h. strct,v nrec,aa
in rnonev transa,tions Jtmav ha verv n1.,s,,t
IN eona instance. IN a5va ac;1.r III, -
that amount in nav for . fev eh11l,nc, ,ra w.
sves tly tod that no Change ia given back nt tbe
lady who first Introduce The p,aetIce did rno,a
harm to the cause Of 4beneyolence than anv effort.
Of hers could do good. Tbs victim m.vasu u. .but.
rely upon l. that his most prominent feeling Is o1e
Of relief that he did not chance to hand out lar.
ger bill. There are instances In which such dsinty
ewtndliDg does but anticipate an intended gift.
But It Is not pleasant to be 80 anticipated.
While the great bazaar is open, let the public be
made to feel that they may safely 20 in and pur-
chase without having their intended dishurBe-
ment multiplied unless forsooth it ia Heightened
away altogether by sweet but not agreeable
grab.
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nn1nber IT profe..or. ~ Ha ssgd that for th,,t,
vears the renretentatire men fba nro1eea,o h.;
n,ced charres In the n,,n of 1ned;ca1 tnstrnct,on
and that this college couformed with that demand
for practical and progressive inatruetiou, length
| caed tine. &c, In proof OF the deuapds to which
he alluded, he Quoted several resolutions arttcle
| ftom medical Journals, &C., which We have no
| tpace to insert.
He said that the enterprise had not been with
ont Its obstacles, and alluded to the rooms, at fs
temporarily lifted up. which an enemy of the en-
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