The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-08-12
FREE LIST.

FREE LIST.
Acids.-Arsenic or arsenious, benzoic, car
bolic, fluoric, hydrochloric or muriatic nitric,
oxalic, phosphoric, phthalic, picric or nitro
picric; prussic, silicic and valerianic.
Aconite; acorns, raw, dried undried, but
unground; agates, unmanufactured; albumen
not specially provided for; alizaren, natural
or artificial, and dyes derived from alizarin or
from anthracen; amber and amberoid, I'M
manufactured or crude gum ambergris, and
analine salts.
Any animal imported specially for breeding
purposes shall be admitted free, provided that
no such animal shall be admitted free unless
pure bred Of a recognized breed, and duly reg
istered in the book of record established for
that breed. Domestic animals strayed, or
driven into foreign country for temporary
pasturage, may, with their increase, be return
ed within six months, free.
Animals brought into the United States tenn
porarily for period not exceeding six months
for the purpose of exhibition or competition
for prizes offered by any agricultural or rae
ing association; teams of animals, including
their harness and tackle and the wagons or
other vehicles actually owned by persons emf
grating from foreign countries to the United
States with their families, and in actual use
for the purpose of such emigration, and wild
animals intended for exhibition in geological
collections for scientific and educational pur-
poses and not for sale or profit.
AnnottO rOucOu, rocOa or orleans and all eX-
tracts of; antimony ore, crude sulphite Of;
apatite; arrow root in it's natural state and
not manufactured; arsenic and sulphide of, or
orpiment; arseniate of aniline; art educa'
tional stops, composed of glass and metal and
valued at not more than cents per gross.
Articles in q crude state used in dyeing or
tanning not specially provided for in this act.
Articles the growth, produce and manufac-
ture of the United States, when returned after
having been exported without having been
advanced in value or improved in condition by
any process of manufacture other means;
casks barrels, carbOys, bags and other vessels
of American manufacture exported filed with
American products, or exported empty and re-
turned filled with foreign products, including
shocks and slaves when returned as barrels or
boxes also quicksilver TASKS or bottles, of
either domestic or foreign manufacture, which
shall have been actually exported from the
United States, but the exemption of bags from
duty shall apply only to such domestic bags as
may be imported by the exporter thereof, and
if any such articles are subject to internal tax
at the time of expOrtatlOn such tax shall be
proved to have been paid before expectation
and not refunded. And provided that when
manufactured tobacco which has been export
ed without payment of internal revenue tax
shall be reimporteG e shall be retained in the
custody of the collector of customs until in
ternal revenue stamps in payment of the le-
gal duties shall be placed thereon. AsbeStus
manufactured; ashes, wood and lye of and
beet root ashes aSafetida.
Balm of Gilead banks, cinchona or other
from which quinine may be extracted; baryta
carbonate of, witherill and beeSwax.
All binding Irvine manufactured from New
Zealand hemp, istle or Tampico fiber, sisal
grass, or sum, or mi ture of any two
more of them, of single ply and measuring not
exceeding GOO feet to the pound. Provided that
articles mentioned i'll this paragraph if i'm
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duty on like articles imported from the United
States shall be subject to a duty of one-half of
| cent per pound.
Bells broken and bell metal, broken and fit
only to be manufacturers birds, stuffed, not
suitable for millinery ornaments; birds and
land and water fowls bismuth; bladders and
all integuments and intestines of animals and
fish sounds, crude sailed for preservation
only and manufactured, not specially pro-
vided for; blood, dried, not provided for; bolt
ing cloth composed of silk, imported express
ly for milling purposes and so permanently
marked as not to be suitable for any other use
bones, crude, or not burned, calcined, ground,
steamed or otherwise manufactured, and bone
dust or animal carbon, and bone ash, fit only
for fertilizing purposes; books, engravings,
maps, charts, etc, imported for the use of the
United States or of the library of congress-
books maps, music engravings, photographs,
etchings, bound or unbound, and charts which
shall have been printed more than 20 years at
the date of importation, and all hydrogra phic
charts and publications issued for their sub
scribers or exchanges by scientific and literary
associations academies or publications OF
individuals for gratuitous private circulation,
and public documents issued by foreign gov
ernments; books and pamphlets printed ex-
clusively in languages other than English also
books and music in raised print used ex-
clusively by the blind; books, maps, music,
photographs, etchings, photographic prints,
and charts specially imported, not more than
two copies in any one invoice, in good faith,
for the use or by order of any society or insti-
tuition incorporated established solely for
religious philosophical, educational, scien-
tific, or literary purposes, or for the encour-
agement of the fine arts, or for the use or by
order of any college, academy, school or sem
mary of learning in the United States, or any
state or public library, and net for sale, sub
ject TO such regulations as the secretary of the
treasury shall prescribe; books. libraries, usu-
al and reasonable furniture, and similar house
hold effects of persons families from for
eign countries, if actually used abroad by
them not less than one year, and not intended
for any other person or persons, nor for sale.
Brass, old Brass clippings from brass or
Dutch metal, all the foregoing, fit only for re
manufacture; Brazil paste Brazilian pebble,
unwrought or manufactured; breccia, il
block or slabs; bristles crude, not sorted,
punched or prepared; broom corn; bullion,