...irith favor by a court of equity. Wolfe v. Burke, 56 NY (11 Sick.) 115. § 2. What may be a trade-mark. The owner of an original trademark has an undoubted...as designating the true origin or ownership of the goods, article or fabric to which they are affixed, but he has no right to an exclusive use of any...

...employed аз а tracle-mark, and the exclusive use of it be entitled to legal protection. • • • "The owner of an original trade-mark has an undoubted...to which they are affixed; but he has no right to the exclusive use of any words, letters, figures, or symbols which have no relation to the origin or...

...opinion in the case of the Amoskeag Mantif'g. Co. v. Spear, 2 Sanclford, Sup. Ct. 509, as follows: "The owner of an original trade-mark has an undoubted...symbols that were appropriated as designating the time, origin, or ownership of the article or fabric to which they are affixed; but he has no right...

...opinion in the case of the Amoskeag Manuf'g. Co. v. Spear, 2 Sandford, Sup. Ct. 509, as follows : " The owner of an original trade-mark has an undoubted...symbols that were appropriated as designating the time, origin, or ownership of the article or fabric to which they are affixed; but he has no right...

...said in the well-considered case of Amoskeng Mfg. Co. v. Spear, 2 NY Super. Ct. 599: 'The owner of ;ui original trade-mark has an undoubted right to be protected...the marks, forms, or symbols that were appropriated :i-^ designating the true origin or ownership of the article or fabric to which they are affixed; but...

...in the courts; and it seems to be well Dunbar vs. Glenn and another. settled that the owner of any original trade-mark has an undoubted right to be protected...exclusive use of all the marks, forms or symbols that he may appropriate as designating the true origin or ownership of the article or fabric to which they...

...legal protection. As was said in the wellconsidered case of Manufacturing Co. v. Spear, 2 Sandf. 5!)9, 'the owner of an original trade-mark has an undoubted...to which they are affixed; but he has no right to the exclusive use of any words, letters, figures, or symbols, which have no relation to the origin...

...that mere words may be upheld as a trade-mark they must be merely arbitrary, or they must indicate the origin or ownership of the article or fabric to which they are affixed. Am. Manufacturing Co. v. Spear, 2 Sandf. 597; Canal Co. v. Clark, 13 "Wall. 322; Falkinburg v. Lucy,...

...Canal Co. v. Clark. 13 Wall. 311, 2O L. Ed. 581. In Amoskeag Mfg. Co. v. Spear, supra, it was said: 'The owner of an original trademark has an undoubted...of the article or fabric to which they are affixed; birt he has no right to the exclusive use of any words, letters, figures, or symbols, which have no...

...to be upheld as a trade-mark, must be purely arbitrary, unless they are used solely to indicate the origin or ownership of the article or fabric to which they are affixed. The arbitrary character of the words used governed both decisions. The terms " sliced animals," " sliced...