Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-04-02

List of the Articles That VIII Pay Nc
Revenue.

List of the Articles That VIII Pay No
Revenue.
| Acids-Arsenic or arsenious, fluoric, hy-
| drochloric or muriatic; nitric, phosphoric,
pierre or nitro-plcric, prussic and silicie.
albumen, alizarin, amber, ambergris. ami
| line salts.
Any animal imported specially for breed.
| ing purposes shall be admitted free. Pro-
| vided, that no such animal shall be admit
| ted free unless pure bred of a recognized
record ec established For that breed ed OOON y
| Animals brought into the United States
| temporarily for period not exceeding s
months for the purpose OF exhibition or
| competition for prizes offered by any ag-
| ricultural or racing associations; but bond
shall be given in accordance with regula-
| tions prescribed by the secretary of the
| treasury; also, teams of animals including
their harness and tackle and the wagons
or other vehicles actually owned by persons
| eruigrating from foreign countries to the
| United States with their families and In
! actual use for the purpose of such emigra-
| ton under such regulations as the secre-
tary of the treasury may prescribe, and
wild animals intended for exhibition in
| geological collections for scientific and edu-
| proft.
.Annato. roucou. roucoa or orleans. and
| all extracts of.
Anthony ore, crude sulphite of.
Apatite, arrowroot in its natural state
and not manufactured. Arsenic and sui
phide of. or orpiment. Arsenate of ami
line.
Art educational stops. composed of glass
and metal and valued at not more than G
cents per gross.
Articles In a crude state used in dyeing
or tanning not specially provided for in this
act.
Articles the growth. produce and man
ufacture of the United States, when re-
turned, after having been exported, with
out having been advanced in value or i'm
proved IN condition by any process of man
ufacture or other means; casks, barrels,
CARRIERS, bags and other vessels of Ameri-
can manufaeture, exported, filled with
returned filed with foreign products, in
Guiding shocks 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 proof of the
identity of such articles shall be made un-
der general regulations to be prescribed by
the secretary of the treasury but the ex-
emption of bags from duty shall apply only
TO such domestic bags as may be imported
by the exporter thereof, and II any such
articles are subject to internal tax at the
time of expectation such tax shall be
proved to have been. paid before exporta-
ton and not refunded. Provided, that this
paragraph shall not apply to any article
been made, the reimportation of which is
hereby prohibited except upon payment of
duties equal to the drawbacks allowed; or
to any article manufactured in bonded
warehouses and exported under any pro-
vision of law: and provided, further, that
when manufactured tobacco which has
Deen exported without the payment OF IN
ternal revenue tax shall be reimported. 1t
shall be retained in the custody of the
collector of customs until internal revenue
stamps IN payment of the legal duties shall
Asbestos in its natural state as taken
from the earth, not assorted, purified or
advanced in any manner
Ashes, wood and I've of. and beet root
ashes.
Asphaltum and bitumen. crude. not dried
or otherwise advanced in any manner
Assafoetida.
Balm of Gilead.
Banks. from which quinine may be ex-
tracted.
Barytat.
Bauxite.
Binding Irvine, except such as is i'm
ported from country which lays an import
United States. which shall be subject to a
duty of one-half of cent per pound.
Bells, broken, and bell metal.
Birds and land and water fowls.
BiSmuth.
Bladders, crude or sailed, for preserva-
ton only and manufactured.
Blood, dried.
Bones.
ings FOR the use 81 the library Of com
gress.
Brazil paste
Brazilian pebble.
Breccia.
Bristles, crude.
broom corn.
Bullion gold or silver
burgundy pitch.
Cadmium.
Calamine.
Camphor crude.
Castor oil, castoreum
Catgut, whipgut or wormgut.
Cereium.
Chalk. crude.
Chromate of iron or chronic ore
CIVet crude.
Clay, common blue clay
,o Soai, anthracite and coal stores Of Amer
Coal tar, crude. and pitch of coal tar and
| dead or creosote oil.
Cobalt and cobalt ore
Cocculus indicus.
| Cochineal.
Cocoa, or cacao. crude.
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 kryolath.
| Cudbear
Curling stones and curling stone handles.
Curry and curry powder,
| Clutch.
Cuttlefsh bone.
| Dandelion roots.
Diamonds and other precious stones.
| rough or uncut.
| Divi-diVi.
| Dragons blood.
Eggs Of birds, FISH and insects.
| Emery ore.
Ergot.
| Feldspar.
| Felt.
Fibrin
! Fish skins