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

c3InLslOrs cruue, CASTOR OF CSSto-
reum; catgut, whipgut, or wormgut, I'M
ground, precipitated or otherwise manufac-
tured; chronate of iron or chronic ore; civet,
crude; common blue clay in casks suitable for
the manufacture of crucibles.
Coal, anthracite, not provided for, and coal
stores of American vessels, but none shall be
unloaded coal tar, crude; pitch of coal tar
and products Of coal tar known as dead or
creosote oil, benzol, tolnol, naphthaline, xylol,
phencl and cresol.
Cobalt and cobalt ore; cocculuS indlcus; coch-
meal; cocoa, or cacas, crude and fiber, leaves
and shells OF; coffee; coins, gold, silver and
copper; coir and coir yarn; copper in plates,
bars, ingots or pigs and other forms not manu-
featured or specially provided for; old copper,
fit only for manufacture, clipping from new
copper and all composition metal of which
copper is component material of chief value,
not specially provided for in this act; copper,
regulus of, and black or coarse copper and
copper cement: coral, marine, uncut and I'M
cork wood or cork bark, I'M
cotton and cotton waste or
hocks.
Cryolite or kryolith; cudbear; curling stones.
or quoits. and curling stone handles; curry and
curry powder; clutch; cuttlefish bone.
Dandelion roots, raw, dried, or undried, but
Diamonds and other precious stones, rough or
uncut and not advanced in condition or value
from their natural state by cleaving, splitting,
cutting or other process, including miners,
GLACIERS and engravers' diamonds, not set, and
diamond dust or bort; divi divi; dragons blood
Drugs, such as banks. beans, berries, balsams,
buds, bulbs and dubious roots, excrescences,
such as nutgalls, fruits, flowers, dried f1bers
and dried insects, grains, gums and gum resin,
herbs, leaves, lichens, moses, nuts, roots and
STEMS spices, vegetables, seeds, aromatic and
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expressly for dyeing-any of the foregoing
which are not edible and are in crude state,
and not advanced in value or condition by re-
filming or grinding or by other process, and not
specially provided for
Eggs Of birds, fish and insects, not including
eggs of game birds or eggs of birds not used for
food, the importation of which is prohibited,
except specimens for scientific collections; no
fish roe preserved for food purposes; emery
ore, ergot, fans; common palm leaf, plain and
not ornamented, and palm leaf in its natural
state, not colored, or otherwise advanced in
felt, adhesive, for sheathing
vessels, and fibrin in all forms.
Fish, fresh, frozen or packed in ice, caught
in the great lakes or other fresh waters by
citizens of the United States; fishskins; flint,
dints and flint stones, unground; FOSSILS fruits,
or berries, green, ripe or dried. and fruits in
brine, not provided for; fruit plants, tropical
and semitropical, for the purpose of propaga-
ton or cultivation; furs, undressed; fur skins
of all kinds, not dressed in any manner; gam
bier.
Glass enamel, white, for watch and
clock dials; glass plates or disks, rough
cut or unWrOught, for use in the manu-
facture of optical instruments, spectacles
and eyeglasses, and suitable only for such
use; provided, however, that such disks
exceeding eight inches in diameter may
be polished sufficiently to enable the char
acter of the glass to be determined.
n T-&1 f,wN too
fiber, jute jute butts, manila, sisal grass,
sum and all other textile grasses or
fbrous vegetable substances not manu-
featured or dressed in any manner and
not specially provided for in this act.
Gold beaters' mOlds and gold beaters'
skins; grease and oils excepting fish o1ls)
such as are commonly used in SOapmak-
ing or in wire drawing or for Stutf1ng or
dressing leather, and which are fit only
for such uses, and not specially provided
for in this act.
Guano. manures and all substances used
only for manure; gutta percha, crude.
Hair of horse, cattle and other animals,
cleaned or urcleaned, drawn or undrawn,
but manufactured, not specially pro-
raw, uncleaned and not drawn; hide cut
tings, raw with or without hair, and all
other glue stock; hide rope, bones and
whetstones; hoofs, manufactured; hop
roots for cultivation; horns and parts of,
manufactured, including horn strips
and tips.
Ice; india rubber, crude, and milk of,
and old scrap or refuse india rubber which
has been worn out by use and is fit only
for remanufacture; indigo, iodine, crude;
ipecac, iridium, ivory tusks in their nat
grain only with the bark left intact, and
vegetable very in the natural state.
Jalap, jet manufactured; joss stick
or joss light; junk, old.
Kelp; kieserite, kyanite or cyanite and
kainit
Lac dye, crude, seed, button, stick and
she'll lac spirits; lactarene; lava, unman-
ufactured; leeches, lemon juice, lime juice
and sour orange juice; LcOrice root, un-
ground; lifeboats and life saving appara-
tus specially imported by societies incor-
saving of human life; lime, citrate of;
stones, not engraved; litmus.
prepared or not prepared; lodestones.
Nader and munjeet or Indian madden,
ground or prepared, and all extracts of it;
crude or calcined, not purified;
not made up in articles, man
ma, manuscripts.
Marrow, crude; marshmallow or althea
root, leaves or flowers, natural or unman-
ufactured; medals of gold, silver or cop
per and other metallic articles actually
bestowed as trophies or prizes and re-
ceived and accepted as honorary distinc-
tons; meerschaum, crude or unmanufac-
tured
Minerals, crude or not advanced in value
or condition by refining or grinding or
by other process of manufacture, not spe-
cially provided for in this act; mineral
salts obtained by evaporation from min
eral waters, when accompanied by a duly
certificate and satisfactory
proof showing that they are in no way
prepared and are only the
product of designated mineral spring.
Models of inventions and of other i'm
provements In the arts, including patterns
for machinery but no article shall be
deemed a model or pattern which can be
fitted for use otherwise
Moss, Seaweeds and vegetable sub
crude or manufactured, not
otherwise specially provided for in this
act; musk, crude, in natural pods; myro-
bolans; needles, hand sewing and darn
ing.
Newspapers and periodicals; but the
term periodicals as herein used shall be
to embrace only unbound or
paper covered publications issued within
six months of the time of entry, contain
ing current literature of the day and is
sued regularly at stated periods, as week
~, monthly or quarterly.
Brazil 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
nux vomica oakum; oil cake.
Oils.-Almond, amber, crude and recti-
fed ambergris, anise or anise seed, ami
line, aspic or spike lavender, bergamot,
cajeput, caraway, cassia, cinnamon, ce-
1rat, chamomile, citronella or lemon
grass, civet, cocoanut, fennel, ichthyol,
Jasmine or jasmine, juglandium, juniper,
lavender, lemon, lines, mace, neroH or
orange flower, enf1eurage grease, nut oil
oil Of 7nt OIL a 1xy