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Title: The Wheel and cycling trade review
Year: 1888 (1880s)
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Subjects: Cycling Bicycles Cyclists
Publisher: New York : Wheel and Cycling Trade Review
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ave such confidence in the reputation of these gentlemenand the patent experts, that we paid Mr. Fish his retaineraside from other charges, and have also paid Mr. Deweynearly an equal sum for services in regard to these patents.Together with this article we show you a facsimile of thechecks taken from photograph. This is to show the public thatwe are not bluffing or talking something that we cannotback up. We make these statements simply to show ourcustomers that we employ first-class counsel, and that their in-terests, as well as ours, will be guarded in the best possiblemanner. The above counsel are working in harmony with counsel em-ployed in New York by the Humber Co. We have in-creased our capital stock to $100,000 paid in; this, togetherwith the fact that we are strong financially, gives additionalassurance to our customers that this suit, if brought into thecourts, and any other suit, will be pushed to ultimate successfor the Humber Co., as well as for the Hunt Co. As Mr. A. L.
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Garford is president of the Hunt Mfg. Co., as well as of tht Gar-ford Mfg. Co., being a large owner in both, any suits that maybe brought against either company will be pushed through tothe end. We mean business every time, and if Mesinger Bros,wish to fight we are ready for the racket, and if suit is startedagainst any of our customers, we desire that they notify us atonce. We do not infringe; our desi.ns are different. We also wish to state that we have eleven patent applica-tions now pending in the Patent Office on improvements in sad-dles we have been making. Some of these applications havebeen allowed and will be issued as soon as we think the tradewi.l warrant. We do not wish them issued at present, for wedesire our competitors to be in ignorance as to the claims untilthere is more of a demand by the saddle trade. We shall use thesame means for defending our interests, and the same care ininvestigating infringements on our goods. We have no anony-mous postals to send out, or any

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