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

IZenS or the united states dying IN IoE~
eign countries; pewter and britannia
metal old and fit only to be remanufac-
tureG.
Philosophical and scientific apparatus.
utensils, instruments and preparations,
including bottles and boxes containing the
same specially imported in good faith for
the use or by the order of any society OK
institution Incorporated or established
solely for religious philosophical, educa-
tional, scientific or literary purposes OK
for the announcement of the fine arts or
academy, school or seminary of learning
in the United States, or any state or pub
lie library, and not for sale
Phosphates, crude; plants, trees, shrubs,
roots, reed canes and seeds imported by
the department of agriculture or the Unit
ed States Botanic garden
Platina in ingots, bars, sheets and wire;
platinum, manufactured, and vases re-
torts and other apparatus, vessels and
parts thereof composed of platinum, for
chemical uses; plumbago; potash, crude,
or "black salts" carbonate of potash,
crude or refined; hydrate of or caustic
potash, not including refined In sticks or
rolls; nitrate of potash or saltpeter, crudes
sulphate of potash, crude or refined, and
muriate of potash.
Professional books, implements, instru-
ments and tools of trade, occupation or
employment in the actual possession ar
the time of persons emigrating to the
United States, but this exemption SHAH
not be construed to include machinery or
other articles imported for use in any
manufacturing establishment or for any
other person or persons or for sale, nor
shall it be construed to include theatrical
scenery, properties or apparel, but such
articles brought by proprietors or man
ayers of theatrical exhibitions ARRIVING
from abroad for temporary use by them
in such exhibitions and not for any other
person and not for sale and which have
been used by them abroad, shall be adj
mitted free of duty.
Pula: quinla. suiphate of, and all aka
loids or salts of cinchona bark; rags not
otherwise provided for
and
mems or casts of sculpt ire imported in
good faith for use OF scientific and liter
airy societies and educ7fioaal organiza~
tons.
Rennets, raw or prepared; saffron and
safHower, and extracts of, and saffron
cake; sage, crude; salacen; salep; sau-
Sages, bologna; SeedS-aniSe, Caraways
cardamOm, cauliftower coriander, cotton
cinnamon, fennel fenugreek, hemp hore-
hound, mangel wurzel mustard; rape, St
Johns bread or bean, sugar beet, sor-
ghum or sugar cane for Seed bulbs and
dubious roots not edible and not other
wise provided for, all flowers and grass
seeds; all the foregoing not specially pro-
vided for in this act.
Sheep dip, not including compounds or
preparations that can be used for otheT
purposes; shotgun barrels in single tubes,
forged, rough bored; shrimps and other
ShellfiSh silk, raw or as reeled from the
cocoon but not doubled, twisted or ad-
vanced in manufacture in any way; silk
cocoons and silk waste; Silkworms' eggs
skeletons and other preparations of anat-
skins with the wool on), and hides not
specially provided for in this act; sodas
nitrate of, or cubic nitrate.
Specimens of natural history, botany
and mineralogy, when imported for SCI
entifc public collections and not for sale.
Spices.--Cassia, cassia vera and cassia
buds; cinnamon and chips of; cloves and
Glove stems; mace; nutmegs; pepper
black or white, and pimento; all the fore
going when unground; ginger root, I'M
ground and not preserved or candied.
Spunk; spurs and stills used in the man
ufacture of earthen, porcelain and stone
ware; stamps; foreign postage or revenue
stamps, Cancelled or uncanCeled; stone and
sand burStOne in blocks, rough or I'M
manufactured; cliff stone, unmanufac~
tured; rotten stone tripoli and sand, crude
or manufactured, not otherwise provided
for in this act; stOraX or StyraX; strOnt1a,
oxide of, and prOtOXide of strontian, ana
strOptianite or mineral carbonate of stron~
tia: sulphur, lac or precipitated, and sui
phur or birthstone crude in bulk; sulphur
ore, as pyrites or Sulphuret of iron in it's
natural state, containing in excess of rs
per cent of sulphur, and sulphur not 9TH
erWise provided for.
Sulphuric acid which at the temperature
Of 60 degrees Fahrenheit does not eXceeG,
the specific gravity of one and three hum
dred and eighty thousandths, for use in
manufacturing superphosphate of lime on
artificial manures of any kind, or for any
agricultural purposes; provided that upon
all Sulphuric acid imported from any
country whether independent or a de-
tendency, which imposes a duty upon
sulphuric acid imported into such country
from the United States there shall be
levied and collected a duty of one-fourth
of one cent per pound.
Tamarinds; tapioca, caSsaVa or cassidy:
tar and pitch of woods; tea and tes
plants; teeth, natural or unmanufactured-
terra alba not made from gypsum or plaS-.
ter rock; terra japonca; tin ore. cassiter-
lite or black oxide of tin, and tin in bars,
blocks, pigs or grain or granulated; to-
baccO stems tumeric; turpentine Venice;
turpentine. spirits of; turtles; types, old
and fit only to be remanufactured; vac
cine virus, valonia, verdigris or subace-
tate of copper; wax, vegetable or mineral
Wafers unleaVened or unedible, for orna~
mental use or for covering or holding
pharmaceutical preparations.
Wearing apparel, articles of PERSONAL
adornment, toilet articles and similar per-
sonal effects Of persons arriving in the
United States; but this exemption shah
only include such articles as actually ae~
company and are in the use OF and as are
necessary and appropriate for the wear
and use of such persons for the imme-
date purposes Of the journey and present
comfort and convenience, and shall not
be held to apply to merchandise or arti-
sale; provided that in case of residents or
the United States returning from abroad
all wearing apparel and other personal
effects taken by them out of the United
States to foreign countries shall be a6~
mitted free of duty without regard to
their value upon their identity being es-
tablished under appropriate rules and
regulations to be prescribed by the secre-
tary of the treasury, but no more thar
500 in value of articles purchased abroad
by such residents of the United States
shall be admitted free of duty upoh their
return.
Whalebone, manufactured.
Wood.-Logs and round unmanufactureG
timber, including pulp wood, tirewoods
handle bolts, shingle bolts, gun blocks for
gun stocks, rough hewn or sawed or
planed on one side. hop poles, fenceposts,
ship timber and ship planking; all the
foregoing not specially provided for in
this act.
Woods.-Cedar, lignum vitae, Lakewood,
ebony box, granadilla, mahogany, rose.
wood, satinwood and all forms of cabinet
woods in the log, rough or hewn only:
brier root or brier wood and similar WOOD
manufactured or not further advanced
than cut into blocks suitable for the ar
ticles into which they are intended to be
converted; bamboo, rattan, reeds, IndiS
malacca joints and sticks of partridge
hair wood, pimento, orange, myrtle ana
other woods not specially provided for In
this act in the rough or not further ad-
vanced than cut into lengths suitable for
sticks for umbrellas, parasols, sunshades,
whips fishing rods or walking canes.
Works of art, drawings, engravings
Photographic pictures and philosophical
and scientific apparatus brought by pro-
fessional artists, lecturers or scientists
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