Ph. G.
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Dr. F. E. Stewart, Ph. G., of Detroit, Mich., says in the October, 1897, Life and Health:— “Taking all these facts into consideration, it is apparent that the patent, trade-mark and copyright laws should be so interpreted and administered by the court that they will secure the greatest good to the greatest number, and aid in attaining the end of government, viz., ‘
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