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

tanical garden.
Platlna, manufactured.
Platinum, ,unmanufactured, and vases,
retorts, and other apparatus, vessels,
and parts thereof, for chemical uses.
Plumbago.
Polishing stones.
Pulu.
Pumice and pumice stone.
Quilts, prepared or unprepared.
Railroad ties, of wood.
Rattans and reeds, unmanufactured.
hegala and gems, statues, statuary
and specimens of sculpture, where
specially imported in good faith for the
use OF any society incorporated or es-
tabllshed for philosophical, literary or
religious purposes, or for the encour-
agement of the fine arts, or for the use
or by order of any college, academy,
school, seminary of learning or public
library in the United States.
Root flour.
Rotten stone.
Sage, sago crude, and sago flour.
Saur-kraut.
SauSage-s
Sea-weed, not otherwise provided for.
Seed of the sugar beet.
Shark skins.
Shells of every description, not man.
ufactured
Shingle-bolts and stave-bolts, pro-
Vlded that heading-bolts shall be held
and construed to be included under the
term Stave bolts.
Handle-bolts.
[Sheep dip.]
Shrimps, and other shell-fsh.
Six, raw, or as reeled from the CO.
coon, but not doubled, twisted or ad-
V1nnnn in rat1f,
Silk cocoons and silk waste.
SIlk-worms' eggs.
Skeletons, and other preparations of
anatomy.
Skins, dried, salted or picked.
Snails.
Soap stocks.
Sodium.
Sparterre, for making or ornament
ing hats.
Specimens of natural history, botany
and mineralogy, when imported for
cabinets, or as objects of taste or sci
ence, and not for sale.
Spunk.
Spurs and stills, used in manufac-
ture OF earthen, stone or crockery
ware.
Straw, manufactured.
Sugar or milk
SStweepings of silver and gold.
Tamarinds.
Tapioca, cassava or cassada.
Tea.
Tea-plants.
Teasels.
Teeth, manufactured.
Terra alba, aluminous.
Terra Japonica.
lin ore, bars, blocks, or pigs, grain
or granulated.
Ionquin, Tonqua or Tonka beans.
Tortoise and other shells, unmanu-
Turtles.
Types, old, and fit only so be reman-
ufaetured.
Umbrella sticks, crude, to-wit, all
partridge, hair wood, pimento, orange,
myrtle, and all other sticks and canes
In the rough, or no further manufac-
tured than cut into lengths suitable for
umbrella, parasol or sunshade sticks or
Walklng-caneS.
Vellum.
Waters, unmedicated.
Wearing apparel in actual use, aud
other personal effects mot merchandise)
professional tools, implements, instru-
ments, and tooks of trade, occupation
or employment of persons arriving in
the United States. But this exemption
shall not be construed to include ma
chinery or other articles imported for
use IN any manufacturing establish
ment, or for sale.
A7ae1ad the clause relatino to s'qDear-
ing apparel" and so forth, tariff para
graph eight hundred and Jtteea,J, so that
1t shall read as .tolloacs:]
["WeGring apparel, implements, in
St''umeiats and tools Of trade, occupation
or employment, professional books and
other personal effects mot merchandise
Of persons drrtUi2eg in the United States,
not exceeding in UGlaGe .tfve hundred dol
lars, and not intended for the use of ana
other person or persons, nor for sale; bat
this exemption shall not be construed to
9nctatde machinery or other articles i'm
ported for USe IN G71y nld7auf fdctuTi7aq es-
tG6ttShn1e1et or for sale: Provided. hosC-
eCeT. That the Limitation IN Udl1Ge dbove
SPECIFIED shdHnot dppiyto s0eGring appar-
et and other personal effects aDhach 7nay
haze been taken from the United States
to foreign countries By the persons re-
tat1?a5'ag theretron1; and such laSt-named
articles shall, upon production of evi-
de7ace satisfactory to the collector, or of
J'cer acting as such, that they haze been
previously exported from the United
GdCG7aced IN Uatue or Improved in condi-
tio'a By aay process of manufacture or
tG6or thereon since so exported, be er-
e71pt from the payment of dattu: Aqad
pr0Utded, further, That all articles of
J0retgn production or manufacture
t0ttch may haze been imported into the
United States and subjected to The pau
n1e'1t Of duty shall, apon reinaportation,
u not Tn1proUed IN condition, ercept 6y
repairs, 6y any means, since their er-
PoTtdtto71 from the United States, be en-
titled to exemption from duty upon their
identity being established, under such
rates and regulations as 7nay be are-
scTt6ed 6y the secretary Of the treaSu5g1
"IhedtT1cdt scenery and actors and
actresses toGrdrO6es brought by HeGt7I-
cat managers aud professional actors
and actresses GrriUi7g from abroad, for
their temporary use IN the United States;
1Corks Of art, drawings, engraUin9S,
Photographic pictures, and philosophical ,
and scientific apparatus brought by pro-
JeSSto1adt artists, lecturers or scientists
aTTEUang from abroad, for use by them
temporarily for exhibition, and iS illus
tTGtio71, promotion and encouragement
Of art, science or industry in the United
States; and 1CeGTI7sg apparel and other
personal effects Of tourists from abroad
0isiting the United States, shall be Gd-
n1ttted to free entry under such regulG-
tons as the secretary of the treasury
mag prescribe; and bonds shall be qiue1s
a0he'seUer required By the secretary of
the treasury, for the payment to the
United States Of such duties as 77aay be
imposed by tda0 upon any and all Such
articles as shall not be exported gCithin
stT months after such importation; pro-
Uided hoa0eUer, that the Secretary of the
treasury may, i'a his discretion, ertend
such period for a further term of sir
months IN cases 9Chere application there
fore shall be andde."l
Insert 'leao paragraph as foHoeOs:1
Wearing apparel, old and s0ore, not
one hundred dollars IN UGIxe,
upon production Of eUidence satisfactory
to the collector or officer aetna as Satck,
that the same has bee11 donated 1,.,lJ ,a,,