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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 15, 1861

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 17, No. 9.

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PATENT RIGHTS,

By James White

SOME of them are valuable, many of them worthless. Five men lose who buy patent rights where one gains. Again, so many have been humbugged with these patents that but few men can make money out of them. The slow spoken, conscientious man would be almost sure to fail, while the sharp, talkative man might be in danger of wronging his conscience. Be careful, brethren. Some of our brethren are suffering for means lost on patents. We want all the real advantages this old world will afford us without doing us harm. But there is no use in getting our fingers pinched in every Patent Right that comes along. J. W.