The times., 1897-03-16

| Articles the growth produce and manu-
facture of the United States, when re
turned after having been exported, with
out having been advanced in value or inn
proved in condition by any process oil
manufacture, or other means; casks, bar
rclS, carboys, bags, and other vessels OF
American manufacture, exported filled
with American products, or exported
empty and returned filled with foreign
products, including shocks, when returned
as barrels or box es; also quicksilver flasks
| or bottles, of either domestic or foreign
manufacture, which shall have been act
TALLY exported from the United States but
proof of the identity Of such articles shall
be made, under general regulations to be
prescribed by the Secretary OF the Treas
ury; 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 expectation, such tax
shall he proved TO have been paid before
expectation and not refunded; provided,
that this paragraph shall not apply to any
article upon which an allowance of draw
lack has been made, the re-importation of
which is hereby prohibited except upon
payment OF duties equal to the draw backs
allowed; or to any article manufactured in
bonded warehouse and exported under any
provision OF law; and provided further,
that when manufactured tobacco which has
| been exported without payment of internal
revenue tax shall be reimported it shall be
retained in the custody of the collector of
customs until internal revenue stamps in
payment of the legal duties shall be placed
thereon.
Asbestos ,inits natural state as takenfrom
the earth, not assorted purified OF advanced
in any manner.
Ashes, wood and lye of, and beet root
ashes.
Asphaltum and bitumcn, crude, not
Idried or otherwise advanced in any man
ncr.
Asafetida; balm of Gi.ead; banks from
which quinine may be extracted; barytat;
bauxite; beeswaX.
Binding twine, except such asis imported
from a country which lays an import duty
on like articles from the United States,
Which shall be subject to a duty of one-Ealf
of l cent per pound.
Bells, broken, and bell metal; birds,
stuffed; birds and land and water fowls,
| bisnutli; bladers; crude or salted, for pres
| ervation only, and manufactured; blood,
| dried; bones; books, engravings, photo
| graphs, etchings, for the use OF the Library Y
If Congress; Brazil paste; Brazilian pebble;
| Brcccia; Bristles, crude; Broom corn; bullion.
gold or silver; Burgundy pitch.
Cadmium, calamiDe, camphor, crude; cas-
tor oil castoreum, cat gut, whip gut or
worm gut; cereium, chalk, crude; chro-
I, TdN- If..
! clay, common blue clay: coal, anthracite,
! and coal stores OF American vessels.
Coal tar, crude and pitch OF coal tar, and
dead or creosote oil; cobalt and cobalt ore,
cocculus, indicus, cochineal, cocoa, or
! cacao, crude; coffee, coins, gold, silver
and copper; coir and Coir yarn, old copper
copper and copper cement, coral, marine;
! corkwood, or cork bark; cotton and cotton
waste, cryolite, or kryolithi cudbear, curl
ing stones and curling stone handles, curry
| and curry powder Cutch, cuttle-fish bone.
Dandelion roots, diamonds and other pre-
| cious stones, rough or uncut; diyi-divi, drag
| on's blood, drugs.
Eggs of birds, fish and insects; emery ore,
ergot.
Fans, common palmleaf and paln2-leaf;
fcldSpar, felt, fibrin, fish skins, flint, fos-
sis, fruits, furS, fuTs, undressed fur skins,
Gambler, grasses and fibres, iute, jute
butts, manila, sisalgraSs, sum, and all
| other textile grasses fihrous vegetable
substances, not dressed, not specially pro-
| vided for.
.Goldhcaters' molds and goldbeaters' skins;
grease and oils, not specially provided
for.
Guano, manures guttapercha, crude.
Hair of horse, cattle and other animals,
but manufactured, not specially pro-
vidcd for in this act, and human hair, raw,
mclean and not drawn.
Hides, raw or uncured, wet, dry, saited
! or picked; Angora goat skins, raw, with
out the wool, manufactured; asses skins,
raw or manufactured, and skins. except
sheepskins with the wool on. Hide cut
tIngs, raw. with or without hair, and all
other glue stock. Hide rope. Hoofs
manufactured. Hop roots, for cultiva-
tion. Horn, and parts of, not cut, sawed
or otherwise manufa ctured, and horn strips
and tips.
Ice, india rubber, crude and milk of, and
old scrap or refuse india rubber; indigo,
iodine, crude; ipecac, iridium, ivory tusks,
sa wed vertically across the grain, with cuts
not less than four inches apart, and not
otherwise cut or manufactured or adj
vanced in value from the natural state,
and vegetable ivory.
Jalap, jet, manufactured: joss stick
or joss light, junk, old.
Kelp, kiserine, kianite or cyanite, and
| kainite.
Lac dye, crude, seed, button, stick, and
shell; lac spirits; lactarene; lava, uu-
manufactured leeches; licorice root, un
ground.
Life boats and life saving apparatus,
| specially imported by societies Incorporated
| or established to encorage the saving OF
| human life; lime, citrate of; lime, chloride
| of, or bleaching powder; photographic stones,
not engraved; litmus, prepared or not pre-
pared.
Maddcr and munjeet, or Indian madder.
ground or prepared, and all extracts Of.
| Magnesite, or native mineral carbonate
| of magnesia; ma gnesium, oxide and ore Of
| manganese, mama, manuscripts, marrow,
! crude; marschmallow or althea root, leaves
| or flowers, natural or unmanufactured;
| medals of gold. silver or copper, bestowed
| as trophies or prizes; meerschaum, crude or
| unmanufactured; minerals, crude. or not
| advanced invalue or condition byrefining or
| grinding, or by other process of manufac-
| turc not specially provided for; models of
| inventions and of other Improvements in
| the arts, including patterns for machinery;
| moss, sea, sea weeds and vegetable sub
| stances, crude or unmanufactured, not
| otherwise specially provided for; musk,
| crude, in natural pods; myrobolan.
| Needles, hand-sewing and darning.