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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 3 (January 1873) (1873)

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ut a foot upper apartment will long, passed through form a balcony from the stalk of each. Thes^ which a good view of the^ are then exposed to whole field may be ob- the sun to dry, and tained. The covered some months' exposure ways on either side of is necessary before they the pavilion may be are… … not be shipped. Tho visitors; or county DESIGN FOR BALL GEOUND PAVILION. bales having been, towns in which fair placed in the merchant's store, are left end up until a fer- stores and private dwellings. Employees and servants seem grounds are situated could employ a similar building for ex-…

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