The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-08-30

cles similar in material and quality and
texture, and the use to which they may
be applied, to articles on the free list,
and in the manufacture of which no
dutiable materials are used, shall be
free.
''SEc. 2499. + Each and eUeTy import
ed article not enumerated or provided
for IN oay schedule in this title, 1Cl1ich IS
similar, either IN material, quality, teG-
tatre or the use to aohacb 1T mag be dp-
piled, to any article enumerated IN this
title as chorgeGble a0ith duty shall pay
the same rate of duty a0bicb is leUted on
the enumerated article aOltich 1t most re-
sena6les IN G1ay Of the particulars before
mentioned; and If any a1o11-e7aat1,leTGted
article equally resembles taOo or more
enumerated articles on actich different
rates of dalty are chGrgeabte, there ShdI
be LeUIed on SaGcb non enumerated article
the same rate of d7tty as IS chGrgeG6te on
the article aOl,ich 1t resembles paying the
highest rate Of dstty; and on articles not
otbera0iSe proUided for, manufactured
from ta0o or more materials, the duty
shall be assessed at the rate at GCltich the
(d1Gt5G6le) component material Of chief
vaLsIe mag be ctGrgeGble; and the Uords
component material Of chief 0GLue, ;
to mean that (dattiable) component ma
teriGl that shall erceed IN UGlate any other
single component material found IN the
article; and the Ualate Of each component
material shall be determined by the as
ceTtdi1aed Udlue of Satch material IN its
last form and condition before 1t became
q component material of Sacb article. If
ta0o or more rates of duty shall be ap-
plicGbLe TO any imported article, 1t shall
pay duty at the highest Of such rates:
PrOUide6, That any nom 1-e7aat77lerdted ar
ticle similar IN material, and quality,
and feature, and the alSe to aOItich IL may
be applied, to daay article on the free last,
and ia1 the naG,asfactatre Of s0htch no
olatttG6Ee materials are used, shall be free
Of duty."]
SEC. 25O2. There shall be levied, col
lected and paid upon all articles i'm
ported from foreign countries, and men,
toned in the schedules herein con-
tanned, the rates of duty which are, by
the schedules, respectively prescribed,
namely:
SCHEDULE A-CHEMICAL PRODUCTS.
Glue, twenty per cent. ad valorem.
Beeswax, twenty per cent. ad valor-
EN-. Free last.
Gelatine and all similar preparations,
thirty per cent. ad valorem.
Glycerine, crude, brown or yellow, of
the specific gravity of one and twenty
five hundredths or less at a temperature
of sixty degrees Fahrenheit, not puri-
fed by refining or distilling, two cents
per pound. Free last.
Glycerine, refined, five cents Three
ce2lts] per pound
Fish glue OF isinglass, twenty five per
cent. ad valorem.
Phosphorus, ten cents per pound.
Free hst.]
Soap, hard and soft, all which are not
otherwise specially enumerated or pro-
vided for in this act tree list], and
CASTLE soap, twenty per cent. ad val
orem.
Fancy, perfumed, and all description
CT toilet soap, fifteen cents per pound.
Sponges, twenty per cent ad valorem.
Sumac, ground, three-tenths of one
cent per pound, and sumac extract,
twenty per cent. ad valorem.
Acid, acetic, acetous or pyroligneous
acid, not exceeding the specific gravity
of one and forty-seven one-thou-
sandths, two cents per pound; exceed
ing the specific gravity of one and forty
seven one-thousandths, ten cents fUe
ce'etSl per pound
Acid, citric, ten cents per pound.
Acid, tartaric, ten cents per pound.
Camphor, refined, five cents per
pound.