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Volltext: The world's fairs - Letters on international exhibitions by a commissionner to Vienna in 1873

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THE WORLD’S EAIRS 
to find a market in the country of the 
exhibition, and it should be a peculiar 
aim of tbe Commissioners to encourage 
the manufaeturers of such goods to 
exhibit. 
It is for tbe Commission to watch that 
neither the general interests of the nation 
be sacrificed to the individual interests 
of the exhibitors, nor the reverse. Ex- 
hibitors will best serve both their own and 
the national interests, by sending goods 
of current manufacture and sale, but of 
careful workmanship, and which are 
marked with tbe common price of sale at 
the place of manufacture. Even the most 
successful exhibitors find, however, that 
the advantages to be obtained by an Ex 
hibition in increase of business rarely ap- 
pear at once, but require two or three 
years to gradually establish themselves. 
It has long been the usage at Agricul 
tural Shows and other Special Exhibitions 
to give exhibitors immediate encourage- 
ment by buying up their goods for a lot- 
tery, to be held at the closing of the exhi 
bition. At Paris this has now been tried 
for the first time at a Universal Exhibi 
tion; shonldtheattempt prove satisfactory, 
judicious lottery purchases can un- 
doubtedly be made oneif the most etfective 
means of attracting desirable exhibitors to
	        
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