HENRY WHITE AND CO.'S RED HEART RUM LONDON

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THE TRADE-MARK SOUGHT TO BE PROTECTED BY THE APPLICATION IN CONNECTION WITH AND AS PART OF WHICH THIS STATEMENT OR SPECIFICATION IS MADE CONSISTS, ESSENTIALLY, OF THE WORDS "RED HEART," AS SHOWN IN THE ACCOMPANYING FACSIMILE. THESE HAVE GENERALLY BEEN ARRANGED AS SHOWN IN SAID FACSIMILE, IN WHICH THE SAME APPEAR IN COMBINATION WITH THE WORD "RUM" ON A HEART-SHAPED LABEL. (THE WORD "RUM" APPEARING ON THE MARK MAY IN USE BE VARIED BY THE SUBSTITUTION OF THE NAMES OF OTHER GOODS.) SUPPORTING THE SHIELD ON EITHER SIDE, RESPECTIVELY, IS THE REPRESENTATION OF A NEGRO, THE ONE ON THE LEFT HOLDING A SHOVEL IN HIS HAND AND THE OTHER ON THE RIGHT A HOE. BELOW THE SHIELD AND EXTENDING BEHIND THE NEGROES AND SHIELD ARE BRANCHES OF SUGAR-CANE TIED TOGETHER AT THE BOTTOM WITH A RIBBON. AT THE TOP PORTION OF THE LABEL IS THE NAME "HENRY WHITE & CO.'S," AND AT THE BOTTOM THE WORDS "LONDON, TRADE MARK,"BUT ALL THE BEFORE-DESCRIBED FEATURES (EXCEPT THE WORDS "RED HEART") MAY FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS APPLICATION BE DEEMED AS NONESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF THE TRADE-MARK SOUGHT TO BE PROTECTED HEREBY, AND MAY BE OMITTED OR VARIED AT PLEASURE WITHOUT MATERIALLY ALTERING THE CHARACTER OF THE SAID TRADE-MARK, WHICH, AS AFORESAID, CONSISTS ESSENTIALLY, OF THE WORDS "RED HEART."