The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-07-22


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Observation-Disclosures tfe1tu reaofIstlJe fair
is'xaWtNsilgt<en. sa fEhere kre, therefore
hofSE sAffs, csitsie, slleep, and other fairs
nut, eaifuHcH as Il oriTay' seem or sound
tn(k idfe dnU Cook fairs, like the Messs
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IND tRe, he'd at Nfsli- = ow- NOvogerod,
III RG$Sla,s hut. esftln. ,e0lcoinilalnt I:
Sfe,,nAd. ~ Ways ware, "a De met IT All
Nf1helns.. REAAi neAt among these, The
plaH, Ma sei9lasrAt, haRd performer, the
ulOsen, tite uuAlerlleaded cali, the tat
asOnaAsA 0lho otltt.ns IAonstrosities, q aud
aast 4AhMlylfo not least, the dance--aIi
performances which take away, rather
ti1aus bstug nDosrrys 1t Is -clIurged that
4WAsei6lRd - fairsis not a fair witbOuta
hknf; stuy4b xlifs we cannot testify, new
tf hA$ihR. asgeK hi Irish fail. AT the
ME at f1lpkic which continues q
M0lIt add iiidufes, the sale Of ali the
prpdyctH Ok Europe aud Asla, incl!I ls,;
III pasis 1t The world generally wearing
their peQpliar national c0stume) can be
fOlAslll, wllA.c0ssle there for the purposes
4Dt tszde -.sasi sosh aerce.i ,rssvssssaxso.etf
: Justr SvAeit America, or rather the
.Ctfted Stateei ctHn eeG to hold fairs,
especially agricultural fairs, we lf,lve net
The means nj hand tO ascertaili; they
We're, however Introduced in the early
t,ai{ e1f tife iyfpSerr cen ttiry,, and after q
lev years suspended we remembers
State. fair. in New York is early as 'i3,
Ind belieye it 10 have been the secondor
third liz ibes sssriss.a Now, most Of the
StAieS., and in these, again. most of the
cnos6iG8, hold MI nAaI agricultural fairs,
usaking ,ti.eex hibition of farm products,
d6nsessiep manufactures, stuck Of ali
ik4utfs Andsf,fms machinery, the general
and dominant features, but, Uv1 no
means excluding the above ifientioned
rgQncomitants, With. perhaps. the su4pi-
.ti0lL Of gambling aud things worse. Ia
Me- sgf among those who hold that
great gUslsniay result To q State or coun-
isssarom saproper exposition OF its various
Apses1u,Ss; VIC. abeiieve, also, that those
pr0duits wtich-lead aud are most re,nu-
f1tfativF in tire State or cpunty--to the
III fner and mechanic should lead In
the exhibition anu receive the highest I
premiums; we farther believe that u |
suSessstul fsircaD he Lsl,i upon legiti-
mate sfivuRdaaioss--in other words it is :
unI,ecpsssry, nay, positively hurtful TO
d cbmlnunity inn which, y fair Is held, to
intr0Adee tix Mbdtions and practices of
questionable CHARACTER. 4honcy-tttrye
receipts, art not Always u fair criterion
to judge Of the, success OF a FAIR The
managers may desire money tand it is
uBetessaary that it be forthcoming in or
der pay the preifiums offered, be-
cause, even in offering premiums, calcu
lstiOns ARE made on entry fees, or gate
money, or membership fees--but it is
not the siae q,Au,noa. II we have just
conception Uf u good aud successful iair,
.itMsomelf,ing like this: First, a select
and weH,xdaptfd place for the occasion,
> provided! with. the. necessary buildings
IN which to expose such articles as need
i pr0fectlOh against the weather. aud
ag~isltt tight fingers, or, rs it is now sci.
ciitifca lily s.lfled, cteptonsunid. Second,
,slAsds-Yr buildings for agricultural ma
csainssy that will be injured by rain; the
proper stalls for all kinds of live stock
music stand flor there should be mu-
sic); an ampEitheatre, if practicable by
no meansVil aln,saw&s ,,eQessity,, and the
proper otliters'Er thu ch.aucaors Or di-.
rectors oirhe ksociatioiE Pises higsr~t
premiums should be given for the most
useful articles or animals, such as re-
quire great labof, ex<IarAAl. and n ears
Of time to prodl DE grading of
premiums Is very nice point, requlr-
ing experience and skill to do we'll.
DEIs1E::i !. w y 4; 1t: w. s :a's
legitimate fairs at first; therefore, an
opportunity should be given, either pub
lie or privateto bGitg buyer and seller
together, and thu k seah,ate hat one
may have to sell and the other to buy.
Premiums are offered to stimulate men
to produce the very best of its kind aud
class; hence lk greatehlnrfection of the
stock Of. tll prestht day lAl,d, in de.
gree, of the improved and perfect nipple
ments now in use. The end is not yet.
Again, amusement must he furnished
N nfN sTats heah1ihtr mera
kAUk ALL tIatnef t0atf dtLaS-
ing and. animalzing: let all the officers
lie uatcliiul, that nothing Of question
able II iRlprQper CHARACTER finds its way
into ms hv osuer, ncnAthrwhat ti,e
price oibriG0m4 De NAT X Offered to
make them close their eyes to miuuity.
Let the exercises of the show ring be
oyaried livery bour9 1T possible, and ifyou
cannot entertain Il crowd for three DAYS,
continue YOUR fair only for two ar can.
tract it into one. Lastly 4lEyoiis maVe
rules, live up to them: IA law * itch cam
not be enforced Is u libel and disgrace
-1T-+lfttern We're never enacted .
Much has beeii said aud Written on
this fruitful ilnuln. uAu1.la L....--..