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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 6 (1893) (1893)

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but people may be greatly benefited. But, if Jones be the people. Unless courts of equity more nearly approach such upheld in his determination that Smith shall not on because, when moistened, it swells—breaking up the any terms use the Jones patent, then an ‘‘odious mo- coal, and exposing a larger… … nut Street, below Fourth than the court of law, he Street, in Philadelphia. The must abide by its more liberal company agrees to bear the and merciful conclusions. Generally, ‘‘ equity follows constitutional law, some arbitrary statute inimical to entire cost of maintaining and operating them for…

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