River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-03-18

1 loGlfts RUE
Ipecac.
Iridium,
grain. with cuts. not less than inches
apart. and not otherwise cut or manufac-
tured or advanced in value from the nat
ural state and vegetable ivory.
( jet. manufactured.
Joss stick or Joss light.
Junk. old.
Kelp.
| Kieserite
/ Kyanite. or cyanite and kaInite.
Lac dye, crude, seed, button. stick and
shell: lac spirits, lactarine; lava, unmanu-
| featured
Leeches.
Licorice root, unground.
Iifeboats and life-saving apparatus es-
| pecially imported by societies Incorporated
or established to encourage the saving OF
human life.
Lime, citrate of: lime. chloride of. or
Lithographic stones, not engraved.
Iitmus. prepared or not prepared.
Nader and munjette, or Indian mad
/ der. ground or prepared, and all ex-
Maenesite. or native mineral carbonate
OF magnesia.
Manganese. oxide and ore OF.
| Manuscripts.
| Marrow, crude. .
Marshmallow or althca root, leaves or
| flowers, natural or manufactured.
| Medals of gold, silver or copper, be-
slowed as trophies or prizes.
1
Mineral, crude, or not advanced in value
or condition by refining or grinding, or by
| provided for
Models of inventions and OF other i'm
provements in the arts, including patterns
Moss, seaweeds and vegetable substances
I crude or unmanufactured, not otherwise
specially provided for
| Musk, crude, IN natural pods.
| Needles. hand sewing and darning
| Newspapers and periodicals., the latter
meaning unbound or paper-covered pub
| locations containing current literature and
| issued at stated periods
| Nuts-BraziI nuts. cream nuts, palm nuts
and palm nut kernels; cocoanuts IN the
| shell and broken cocoanut meat or copra,
not shredded. desiccated or prepared in any
| manner.
Nux vomica.
| oakum.
| Oil-Amber crude or rectified. ambergris
anise or anise seed, aniline. ca jeput. cara
fennel. Jasmine or jasmine juglandium.
| juniper mace, neroli or orange flower, nut
for, olive or olive oil foots imported 'e ex-
| pressly for manufacturing or mechanical
purposes and fit only. for such use. palm.
and also spermaceti whale and other fish
oils OF American fisheries and all other
articles the products of such fisheries
| Ii there be imported into the United States
crude petroleum or the products OF crude
| petroleum produced I'm any country which
imposes a duty on petroleum or its products
exported from the United States there shall
| lie levied. paid and collected upon said
crude petroleum or its products so imported
| 10 per cent ad valorem.
| Orchil or orchil liquid.
Ores of gold. silver. copper or nickel and
nickel matte; sweepings of gold and silver
| Osmium.
| Palladium.
Paper stock, crude of every description
Including all grasses, tibers. rags totheI
/ ends waste bag
ging and poplar or other woods.
| Parchment ard vellum.
| Pearl, mother of. and shells not sawed,
cut polished or otherwise manufa ctured or
ADVANCED in value from the natural state te
liens of the United States dying in foreign
| countries.
Pewter and old britannia metal.
| Phosphates, crude or native.
and seeds imported by the government.
Plaster rock Of gypsum. or terra alba,
wise advanced from the natural state.
| Platna, I'm Ingots, bars. sheets and wire
n hnp y sne snd
| parts thereof composed OF platinum for
| chemical uses.
Potash, crude or ''black salts" nitrate
Of potash or saltpeter, crude; sulphate Of
potash. crude or refined. and muriate OF
| potash.
! Pulu.
Quinia. sulphate Of and all alkaloids or
Rags. not otherwise specially provided
for.
Rennets. raw or prepared
Saffron and safFiower and extract OF. and
saffron cake.
| Sago, crude.
| Salacin.
Seeds-Anise, caraway. cardamon, cot
ton, ,cummin. fennel. fenugreek. hemp.
| bread on bone. sugar beet. manglewurzel
sorghum or sugar cane for seed and all
1 ficwer and grass seeds; all the foregoing
not specially provided for.
| Salep or salOup.
Silk raw or as reeled from the cocoon,
but not doubled. twisted or advanced in
manufacture: silk cocoons and silk waste.
Skeletons and other preparations of
| anatomy.
Soda. nitrate OF or cubic nitrate and
| chlorate of.
/ Sodium.
Specimens, OF natural history. botany
| and mineralogy, when imported for cab
| inets or a objects OF science.
| 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 foregoing when unground; ginger
/ died.
/ Spunk.
! Spurs and stills used in the manufacture
OF earthen, porcelain and stoneware.
/ Stone and sand: burr stone in blocks
! rough or manufactured; cliff stone, un-
! sand. crute or manufactured not other
/ wise provided for in this act.
1 StOrax or styrax
Stronten. oxide Of and protoxide of stron-
ten and strontianite or mineral carbonate
! of strortia.
| or birthstone, crude in bulk. sulphur ore
/ as pyrites, or sulphur of iron in its natural
state containing in excess OF % per cent
/ Of sulphur, and sulphur not otherwise pro-
vided for.
Sulphuric acid which at the tempera-
| ture of eo degrees Fahrenheit does not en-
coed the specific gravity of 1850. for use in
manufacturing superDhosnhate of lime or
artificial manures of any kind, or for any
| agricultural purposes. Provided that upon
/ All sulphuric acid imported from any conn
\ try, whether independent or dependency,
/ imported from the United States. there
| shall be levied and collected duty OF one
fourth of : cent per pound.
Tar and pitch of wood
| Tea and tea plants.
! Teeth, natural or manufactured.
Tin ore, cassiterite or black oxide of tin
and tin in bars. blocks, pigs or grain or
graduated.
| Tobacco stems.
Tonquin, Tonqua or Tonka beans.
/ Turpentine Venice.
Turpentine. spirits OF.
Types. old and fit only to be remanufac-
tured.
Uranium. oxide and salts.
| Vaccine virus.
| Nalonia.
| Nerdigris. or subacetate of copper
| Wax. vegetable or mineral
! Wearing apparel articles of personal
sdornment, toilet articles and similar per-
sonal effects of persons arriving In the
/ United States. But this exemption shall
only include such articles as actually ac-
company and are in the use of, and as nee
| essary and appropriate for the wear and
the use of such persons fer the immediate
purposes of the journey and present COM
l fort and convenience, and shall not be held
/ to apply to merchandise or articles in
| tended for other persons or for sale. and in
case the persons thus arriving are citi
Zens or residents of the United States the
| articles exempted shall not exceed 800 in
value. nor shall the exemption apply to res
I idents of other countries entering the
United States more than once In each year.
/ Provided. howe that all the wearing p
parel and other personal effects of residents
/ of the Un'-ed States. returning, as may
| have been taken by them out of the United
States TO foreign countries and which have
not been advanced In value or improved in
condition by any process af labor or manu-
facture I'm such countries shall be admitted
/ free of duty without regard to their value
upon their identity Of being established
under appropriate rules and regul7 lions 20
/ be prescribed by the secretary of the treas
ury.
/ Whalehone, manufactured.
Wood-Logs and round unmanufactured
I timber, including pulp wood, firewood.
handle bolts. shingie bolts, gun blocks for
gun stocks. rough hewn or sawed; hop
/ poles. fence posts. ship timber and ship
| y aDEfuR- all The foregoing not Sppcia1lV