CUSHMAN, District Judge.
At the threshold of the case the court is asked to uphold the validity of the patent on two grounds. First, by virtue of the doctrine of comity; second, because of the presumption of validity arising from the grant of the patent, reenforced by reason of the great and rapid success of the patented invention. As consideration of the two foregoing matters, in one particular at least, converge upon the same point of fact, they will be considered...
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