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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 19 (May 1891) (1891)

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, yet combines beauty and grace with Townsend and Mix, whose intention it was to make One provision of the law of '93 is particularly incon- the necessary elements of venient. It is that which strength and durability. requires a patent to be It covers an area of half signed by the President, an… … A HANGING GAUDEN, MINNEAPOLIS. proved methods. The en- The consequence is that tire building is brilliantly patent upon patent for one lighted by 15 arc and 3,000 incandescent lamps, con- this the finest commercial building in existence, and and the same thing, with, perhaps, some immaterial nected…

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