The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-07

Burlaps not exceeding sixty inches in width
of lax, juse or hemp Of which lax, jute or
hemp, or either of them, shall be the compo-
nent material of chief value. Bagging for
cotton or other manufactures, not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act. suit
able to the uses Of which cotton basging is
applied, composed in whole or in part of
hemp, jaie, jute butts, FAX, gunny bags,
gunny cloth, or other material
Provided, that as To hemp and flax, jute,
ute butts, sum and sisal grass, and manu-
iactures thereof, except barlaps not exceed
ing sixty inches in width, and bagging for
cotton. this act shall take eficct July |, 1889
Iron or steel sheets or plates. or taggers
iron, coated with tin or lead, or with mix
ture OF which these metals are a component
part, by dipping or any other process, and
commercially known as the plates, terne
plates, and taggers tin.
Beeswax, gelatine and all similar prepara-
;ions glycerine. crude, brown or yellow I;
fish glue, or isinglass, phosphorus. Soap
stocks, fit only for use As such Soap, hard
and soft, all of which are not otherwise spe-
cially enumerated or provided for. Extract
Of hemlock and other bark used for tanning:
indigo, extracts Of, and carmined iodine,
resublimed ieorice. juice; oil, croton;
hemp seed and rape seed oil flaxseed or lin
seed oil oil, cotton seed petroleum. Alum
ina alum, patent alum. alum Substitute, sui
phaie of alumina, and aluminous cake, and
alumin crystals or ground. All limitations
of natural mineral waters and artificial min
eral waters Baryte, sulphate of or byrytes.
nnmanuiaetured b0racic acid borate of
lime and borax; cement, Roman, Portland,
and all Others whiting and Paris white I;
copper, sulplate Of or copperas potash,
crude. carbonate of or fused and caustic pot
ash chlorate of potash, and nitrate of pot
ash, or salipeter crude sulphate of potash !;
sulphate of soda, known as salt cake, crude
or refined, or nitre cake. crude or refined,
and gaubers salt, sulphur, refined in rolls.
Wood tar; coal tar, Grade; aniline Of oil
and its bomologoas; coal tar, products OF,
such as naphtha, bcnzine. benzole and pitch;
all preparations of coal tar not colors. or
dyes, and not acids of colors and dyes. Log
wood and other dye woods, extracts and de-
coctions Of; spirits of turpentinc; bone,
black, ivory drop black and bone char I;
ochre and ochery earths, lumber and timber
eartlis sienna and sienna earths when dry.
All preparations known Is essential oils, ex-
pressed oils distilled oils, rendered oils, al
kalies, alkaloids. and all combinations OF
any Of the foregoing and chemical com
pounds and salt by whatever name known.
not specially enumerated or provided for in
this act.
All barks, beans, berries, balsams, buds,
bulbs, bulbous roots and excrescenccs, such
as nut gals, fruits, flowers, dried flores,
grains gums and gum resins, herbs, leaves,
lichens, MOSES. nuts roots and stems, yege-
tables. seeds and seeds of morbid growth,
weeds, woods used expressly for dyeing and
dried insects
All non-dutibe crude minerals but
which have been adyaDced ip value orcondi-
ton by refining or grinding, or by arpg other
process of manufacture not specially emu
merated or provided for. All earths or clays
unwrousht or unmanufactured China clay
or kaoline. Opium, crude. containing nine
per centmm and over Of mofphia for n,edi-
cinal purposes. Iron and steei cotton ties or
hoops for baling purposes, not thinner than
number % wire gauge. Needles. sewing,
darning, knitting and all Others not special
ly provided for in this act. Copper, impor-
ted in form Of ores. regulus OF, and black or
coarse copper, and copper cement, old cop
per fit only for manufacture. Nickel, in ore,
matte, or other crude form not ready for con
sumption in the arts Antimony. as regu-
lus or metal: quicksilver. chromaie of iron
OF chronic ore. Mineral substances in
crude state and metals unwroaght. not spe-
cially enumerated or provided for. Brick
Vegetables in their natural state or in salt
or brine; cliicory root ground or ungronnd
burnt or prepared; aoorns and dandelion
root. or intended to be used, as ooiie or sub
sti,uies therefor. not specially enumeraicdoE
provided for. Cocoa, prepared or manu-
factured dates, plums and prunes; cur
rants, zspte or other; fSs. Meats, game and
poultry; milk, fresh esgs, yelks. Beans,
peas and split peas. Pulp for papcrmaker's
use. Bibles, books and pamphlets, printed
in other languages than English, and books
and phanpleis and all publications Of for
eign governments, aud publications Of for
eign societies, historical or scientific, printed
for gratuitocs distribution.
Bristles, bulbs and bulbous roots. not nae.
dicinal feathers of all kinds. crude or not
dressed. colorcd OF manufactured; finishing
powder; grease. Grindsiones finished or
unfinished. Curled hair, for beds. mattresses
human hair. raw. uncleaned and not drawn:
hatters' furs. not on the skin. Hemp and
rape seeds and other oil seeds like character.
Lime. Garden seeds, linsecd or faxseed.
Marble Of ali kinds in block, aough or SONAR
cd. osier or willow, prepared for basket
makers use; broom corn, briish wood.
Plaster Of Paris, when ground or calcined.
Rags of whatever material composed. Rat
tans and reeds, manufactured but not made
gp into finished articles
FaigilasS ~ 81 or water color and stat
uary not Otherwise provided for. But the
term "siaiuary shall he understood TO in
clade professional productions OF .i..sary
or of Il sculptor only. Stones unmanufac-
tured or nndressed. free-stone, granite, and
stone and all building or monumental stone.
All strings of gut or any other like material.
Taliow, wasse, ell not specially enumerated
or provided for All woods, hair of the
alpaca goat, and other like animals wools
on the skin. Woolen rags, shoddy, mrpgo,
waste ndrocks.
Estimates OF reductions in revenue affec-
ted by Mills bin have not been completed
in details, but the aggregate, according to
the best information in the hands of the
committee, is fixed al s55.oco.ooo. This