SANBORN, Circuit Judge.
The Du Pont Company in the year 1928 was manufacturing and marketing a patented product known as "Semesan," a poisonous compound with a mercury base, and so labeled, which it advertised as a seed disinfectant or fungicide. The company recommended its use for the treatment of seeds, roots, and bulbs before planting, and represented it as a safe and beneficial plant disinfectant, and, by labels on the containers and by pamphlets furnished to...
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