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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-08

nv virtue Of the provisions OF &C CERTAIN ~
deed of trust, dated March 10 io'ii 1' ar
OF record In the clerk oiice o Vi ~ in
~ n ~ page 464, default having pect
made an the payment OF certain ny, -
tberefn secured. and being required 80 ~
10 we will sell by auction, on the prem
Uses, on
SATURDAY, APRIL "A, 1894,
NJ r o'clock y. ~, the excellent SIOhb
PROPERTY above described, BENG ~.
1ao7 1e0s and 1911 Hull street, me III.
bov'ines a front of 50 feet on the nofth
side OF HUI street and running Dd0A DS
tween parallel lines TO feet. ,...,.,,,.
Nos. 1909 and 1911 are most suDstahtldiy
built BRICK STORES, containing an
modern improvements, having very at
tractive fronts, and are known as tne
keller Block" No. 10y Is 4 I.AE NIL ~
STORE and DWELLING, which mas been
used as a bakery for number q years.
No better business property mas beeh
offered this spring, and for rental pur-
poses no better investment could De
TERMS: Cash as to expense Of eHecut-
ing this trust and taxes which may be due
and unpaid. and 10 pay the balance Oh
500 due on note, with interest from sep
TENDER Il, 1898, and note OF Soo. WIN
interest from September 10, 1893, and note
of $50. with interest from March Is. 1884,
and credits az to the following notes:
$50. due September 10. 1884; 500, Que
March -. 1895; $50. due September 10, 1880,
and $50. due March Is. 1896; and credit
as to note Of 5000, due March IS
1896: balance on terms 10 be announced at
sale. G. J.. DEMON,
ana Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-08

w ANTED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN
W would like TO secure BOARD FOR
HIMSELF AND WIFE in a private
family within close proximity u the
Capitol. State rate per month. Ad-
dress Nc, Box sG6, Richmond, Va.
unA-If
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-08

HEAD OFFlCE-NO. S23 Z. MAIN ST..
Chamber Of commerce Building.
Ninth and Main Sis. pOsi-oiiIco BN403.
ml3-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-08

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-08

XVANTED-A GOOD sTONECUTTER
w for ROUGH ASHER WORK. Adj
dress RUFUS OWEN, Black Walnut.
Va. ap7-lW'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-08


against
Reitelbach et. ais
In the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond, decree of March 3, 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-08
EIRE. LIFE. ACCIDENT. STEAM ROLE
L TORNADO.
WAL FORD ", HARDWICKE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
1912 4. Main Street,
A CARp I'D rHE PUBLIc.

Office with II. A. McCurdy.
NH g0.tu. th6sulm
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

scoif ~ YOU will. the feeding 81 wheat
Ne a substitute ior corn may prove an
important factor oipiices In this com.
try, and II sufficiently rgsoftci Ia will
affect prices around the world, The
quantity used for feeding stock will de-.
pend, Of course. ~ the aggregate corn
production. The corn crop of 1904 ag.
grrga,ed i,6OO,OOO.OOO bushels. ont Of
which We exported On. i2J .O0O bushels.
The crop Of 1909 wa. l.GO0,0O0. 900 bush.
els, aud We exported ii,sbO,OOO. The
remainder Of both crops va, consumed
At home. II IL undoubtedly true that
the crop Of 1901, say 2,OO0,OOO,OOO bush.
els. furnished reserve which has
since been consumed 4 shortened
production this yeas q. compared with
the last, nlght very easily require ~
much wheat. .-t sabsiitute. woul,
equal our cKporatloh, aud such r.
suit on price. that We have referred /,
In tbs commencement Of this article
OF course, the possibility is wholly spec
ulative, and isonly suggested by th,
persistent statement ot coming shnr
crop II corn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

Tm rumor reache. us that negotiations
are making Tor patling la telephone
service lstveen Coalyillsand rarA city
Iti. earnestly hoped that the runner
may prove we'll founded aud that opera
tions will begin At once. fnr r'afs
.oms time ago advocated ihi. measure
aud pointed out the benefits 10 d" de
rived fruin such an enterprise, aud can-
not bot feel grAiided II IL efforts In this
direction has brought a, least hope Of
good result. We understand the circuit
will embrace oakley, Kamss, feoa'
Rcckpori. wsnship and hoy'sville'
Later, through oar Peoa correspondent
We get additional evidence that tho
umor is we'll founded. This little spurl
Of enterprise may have the effect OF
awakening our citizens 10 the Importance
Of other things. For Instance. water
works, a wool-scouring plant, laundry
etc. aud tLe-c improvements will lead
to various homs manufactures and
Other Industries By al means, lot our
citizens take advantage oi every op'
portunity In the line Of progress
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

Tur tone IT the Eastern press sud the
financial reports Indicate Inst 'Nse 10
pcreepiible improvement In business
The reason. b.. in onr opinion that silver
has advanced aud all business oithe
county has improved In the same pro-
portion. And % o, viii continue. The
price Of silver will regulate the prir"
u Ill commodities ADD products Of ihe
coantp. aud in proportion To 10" pf"'-
perty Of silver will the nation prospect
Bat an Eastern buil.headed Foldi''
would no, admit IT, nor the Eastern
subsidized press acsnowlsig- IL though
they snow IL 10 tus. hai a, any rate
mi.goi to note that iimes are bright
sning, aud the adjournment If Congress
wili help things along.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31
ttRsoNAL

J. e. Bromley and aiie Of Echo we're
Ia Coalvills yesterday
Ms a so0scrJit made a short visit 10
friends IN Park Cit Yesterday
1T Hodson has been On a bu.ine.4
vii: 10 Salt Lake the past week
!. l.. Mitchell Of the Casa Bargain
store will return FROM bic weeks visit
TO Ogden to-day.
Mrs. Samuel Fleicheroi Rock springs
wyo., IL visiting her mother. Mfs.
johnson. In Coalyille
o. Il. o.ilef II salt Lake IL visiting
relatives, Mr. aud Mr.. John BoYien
and family. ior lev DAYS
4. Bloch aud partner. tso ,oung men
travelling iur Chicago tsilonng house.
seie trying to do busines,i Coal,ille
this week
Mr. uus. Anderson. representing
liewleit Bfos Sofia Water company
VA. doiuR husiness ioi his fim in Coal
vile SATURDAY last.
IN. J.. ~. Felshae II Os,len dropped
of n Coslyille ~ no little busine-. in
HE linz on hi. return from rark rii,
to-day Ne returns to.mounw
NJ Thomas scar NJ Cheyenne vs'
u Coalyille visitor This we.k Humol
says pnr o' onr ,onn, laiirs BE- tropuni
sbIs o. VIZ. s-afss grept aimifa'i lon Of
CoalyilIs scenery.
Tho many inpuis Of Mis-, rnul Uil
I b. leased io lean ihut ,he tas r.turne,
COal,illr hnd will teach the Ney
West -rhool the olning term. She
uuy,i Yesterday
W. sHith. 'Eus-i Fisher aud ,
, Hheai frturned irDm their tnp d
The ulnia reservation laai night w
are promised description Ut Their thl
iof ouf nest issue
Gomci Thomas sni vie returned lion
their visit 10 spanish Fork last evening
They same bach with gopi supply o
lu.cious fruit sod presented Tuf nul
With q generous variety
Me- Boyd Chandler has i,-en irsn.
irrtsi irom Coalyillc 10 the main line
Ne Will hereafter mn the position a
conductor between Evanston and ui.cl
River. Henry Blair. an old conductor
assumes the former duties VI Mr. Chan
dler nj Coalyille.
Nc, T. A. Hedendohl, general airbrak
inspector Tor the entire Union Pacid
system, Who ior the past week or NOR
has lcen making his headquarters q
Salt Lake, came out 10 Coalyills wsdne'
day 10 Inspect q. W. Edgingions pal
eni airbrake appliance.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

A nRionf Young man who Was raised
On farm says he would much rather
live in the country than IN the city II he
could dnd as large proportion OF do
sirable companions In the country a- In
the city. lie 10 lover OF books aud OF
psople who have some higher Interests
than nsighborhood gossip and lhs ac.
cumula,ion Of acres to the neglect OF
mental and spiritual growth, lie zee.
ogniIes the fact tina, very lev thrifty
farmers fall TO live eomiortahl, nnd lay
by something every yeai while the aver
age city man does well 10 meet expenses,
but iof All that he contends that the
farming communities where there is any
love Of books or scientific investigation
Or any kind Of mental activity are 10
scarce that no one without money eau
hope TO lind such location on the
other hand the jewellers IN cities are
brough, more into contact with live
questions Of all kinds, and while they
are poorer than farmers in dollars they
are richer as rule in the treasures that
do not have TO be left behind at the
grave. The estimate is doubtless severe
on individuals In nearly every farming
community. and while Il lea fact that
there are 700 many farmers with plenty
Of means Tor culture and refinement who
have no sympathy whatever with such
thlngs, We think on the whole that the
young nan is a liltle Of in his eslima'
ton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

II Is reported that g. liamlin has
offered 2,OoOior kubenstein but his
owners demand 90, 900.
The California irolting horse, Antrim,
Who appeared a lhe Overland meeting
In June, hp' lcsn taken 10 Australia b,
Mt Lopez aud The horse will he sold In
that country.
Dismiss the hired man who docs not
or cannot manage the horses without
blows, II he gooi business policy To die
charge him Il he makes harsh eommand,
- sNears At hcw, Kind and quiet
drivers are always q be- preferred teas
lng horses renders hem vicious DO not
permit 49,
bfrriers Of cheap horsrs have com
peti,uri by the million, yet they 30 Oh
raising slow irotisrs. little aud light
draft horses, and drivers without action
OF siyle. The min Who breads wise y
has the hcll much more TO himself
has the prohtsand the pleasure OF which
the others know little,
II the hUue could tall bee would ask
Tor drink The hr.t thing la the morn
ing AZ supper during the night and
40 breakfast be- usually oils up On dis
feed, aud when led 10 tho trough till-
his stomach % full that undigesled food
IL forced ont Of IT,. Health aud humsn
~ demand that YOU water tho horse bs
lore he eats la the morning.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

Proi. John T. Game delivered most
interesting aud able lecture In the
Brick schoolhouse las, Friday evening
lIi. subject va. Industrial Education 3"
aud he handled II in a manner that CON
Weed his audience that he vas ac'
quain,cd with H. every branch, The
audience Wa attentive but In point OF
number. was not whal the speaker
aud subject deserved. u any lecture %
subject should dmw crowded house,
surely that ot education h the one.
Every parent, every child aud cver>
citizen should hays an Interest In cdnch'
ton aud its advancement ltis prob
able. therefore, that NJ Game wa
somewhat disappointed la his visit here
which may tend TO give him an erro.
neous Impression OF this community.
While the writer believes lh" people ri
Coalyine aud summit county do an ~
ality take ~ much interest Ia educsiion,
aud appreciate H. benefits and adyan'
,agss ~ much ~ any other community
d, must headmitted that The attendance
ON this last occasion would no, beal out
this belief. In other words, they have
= very poor way oi showing IL.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

Is uIF PROBATE COURT or THE COusrY
| of summit IrrdtuB ul Utah -lu thr matter
u ths eslaio of Thomas lnacsouy, deceased.
Ouigf to fhuw cause Why decree ui distribution
shauld unt hr mndt - IN fgudlnE aud nliuF TIE
prutuou oi Marirlpug IhackcmY, r.rcnirla OF
ihr gstatg of tHd ihnmaf fnnCkerafi deceased
and pfayluf amuuF other ih.uu i0f Rn order %
dlsfnbutluu ul thU usadur ui ruu estate among
thr psrsduF entitled ana also prayius Tor The
allowance ut hUr uull u,gauut af such cEgcuiut
ID IL utdsrudt that HN TvnunH INTERESTED lh tht
estate of doe said Thomas lnackrml deceasrdi
h. and apptar hciuru ODE Probate tuun OF q
stld county ul summit ai ihg court fpom 90 seed
count lu tht Guy ut tuultlllr Ia hall summit
county. uu saturday. ilr ltln day % hepivmlt
1874. atHu'gl0Ct D. nl then aud ihtfv ~ shoa
tau'e WHY au order of dlsidhuuon should not be-
mudg Of thc residue VI said csnle among
thp HELM ut Che said deceased, accord
iug 10 Law aud alaQ % thpN cause
nhy aid dual account .hould not D. al
loved and appT1yci ltis further ordered that
4 rnpy ~ this order hg punllrhyd lof ihrce sue
cfsslyc Wepks. before tbs said lth day OF Sep
ternbar. lslt lu rur CoALvilLE Iiufg, news.
paper pnntei aud pnblsheg iu the said summit
tnnut1, ltlt iufuef orienl that ms CLERK Of
ms Couu poet three copies ul this order Ia three
pub0c place lu said summit county NJ least
ihrno weeks before said ism Day on sfp'emovr
lrli uheeAl s.lhlh.
Dated August "a l'at n2s-il
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

best qualified and 10 every way most
competent citizens vic csn 81 in such
capaciiy.
W sUicAT.5s " yJTEm
All elsttcf. not properly yn the old
~, isait have their names erased there
from 1usiructions IT,.
Az qualified by ase. residence 10
territory and precinct. and who have
taken Tor will take the usual oath
tEdmnnds-ruckerl should be- enrolled
on the revised list lin the big registry
books.
All qualified elecior. 'whether On the
old list or mott male citizen. Ut the
United states. over2i years Of age, aud
Who have resided in the territory since
the oth II November. l-pj. ma, boo
registered IN the new li.t. in the blue
book-i provided they Hrst take the new
oath required they must b. ~ regis
terei 10 order 10 vote ior delegate 10 ihr
constitutional convention.
" '"'''' o" "'"'H'.
'"nn'v registrar must have % general
supervision And Keep nrin.r watch upon
', 'e'"''' "' the registration.
u'P"'' '"si-lfht- must iullnw the law
H'' 'n'''"''i"n-' and u-e every means
'" "'A" inll' TAR ani honest irsi.l"-
u"n'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31
NorIoE ro LOCATIONS,

DO you intend 10 locate any coal, min
eral OF rock Qutry claims, OF make any
desert laud homestead or timber en-
triesl II 30 consult W. 4. smith, County
Clerk, Co1lvilie, before making your
filings aud he will tell you how TO save
time and money In doing 20
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

but they all agree that the solid yesti'
buled trains OF the Chicago, unlon Pa.
cliic \ Northwestern Line distance all
competitors with ease.
No change or delay NJ the Missouri
River
For full information call or address
A. \. PrRRy, Agent u. 4. system.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

Have YOU made final proof on YOU
Homestead, desert land, or timber cnl'
ture entrles1 Ii not be sure aud consul
with W. , Smith, County CLERK, Coal,
Vile, before doing 80 and he viii tell
you hoS TO save from $40 10 $40 on every
prOOi made.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

The torture oidyspepaia aud sick head.
aehs, lho asonltiug, itching AMI pain IT
salt rheum, are removed by dood's
SaTsupifllA
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

The average eastern soldhug ha' %"
~, for silver. but IL sould not IT, 'a'e
To trust one Of them To 10 up with .
corp,e with ten cent piece. on its eyes
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31
A. 10 REGISTRATION.
ImpsE,.at DstA-Omssr. .sa ya,sr.
ahsuid rsks Nstice

The following instructions are being
sent out In circular form by the Utah
Commission, under date Of August 20,
1874.
siH In order 10 reach all the electors
Of the territory, We enclose you copies Of
instructions. iesma al ea,h-, aud Other
data pertaining TO the registration ioI
isei Please soc that they receive NJ
Wide a circulation as possible. Note The
following
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

LuCAaCouNIT
iHANk J, CHrNrf mfkes an oath that be Ia
the SENIOR panuef oi The tlm Of y, J. gh1NHN
co doing baslnett la the city uf Toledo,
County and STATE aforesaid, aud that said Arm
viii pay the sum VI uNk HUNDRED DOLLARS
iQf each and syafY case Of Natarrh that caunot
b cured By the use VI HAlIu gAtAEhn Cuhr
FRANK J. CHENEY
asou 20 before me and sufcflbed In 10Y
presence this 9th day Of peeeabsf A. d, isae
-. AW. GLEASON
Nolart pablie
HALLS CalArIh Cure " taken internally aud acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces oi
the system. send ioT testimonials, free,
~ q CHENEY a co, Toledo, q.
E1F-sol BY pWgrisis, l5c.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

Warranty DEEDS, short form, anl a
line ol justice blanks Tor sale at TINS
INrn office,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

fwu Hrrn 90 no0ga.
There will b. luo sets Of registration
books. one IN bui color ior tile old or
revised list. aud the nlher In blue br
the new list
Electors desiring aud qualified 10 vote
ior both set OF officers. should see that
their names are on both lists,
All qualified electors must take the
new oath before they can be registered
simply being on the old list Ia not 2ufi.
cienl To warrant the registrar is enter
Ing names on the new list.
uAttors, nAttoT noNrs, iuuors or rlRc.
uoN ne.
County courts must furnish two ballot
bosrs ior each polling place lone Tor
county aud territorial tickets, aud the
other ior convention delegate tickets.
Their will be- two Kinds ol ballots
used, aud two kinds OF envelopes. one
In bun lot the county aud territorial.
tickets aud the other In blue torthe con.
yention tickets,
Their will be three Judges for each
poll except la larger cities where the
polls may be Increased " additional
Judges appointed.
HrdisrRAtoN DATA, two Damn, rHAss'
TFHs, soricrs, Eto.
Registrars should com lleto the house
To house canvass by September 3rd,
Revision week extends IRON Ssptem-
ber 2i,h to October lsl, Copies In both
lists laust he made out and died with
county clerk by October sth
Transfers Of namesoi registered voters
iron one precinct 10 anoiherl must b.
made on or before October sth,
Copies Of both lists must 10 hung up,
pat or near the place Of election, In each
precinct dneen days before election on
the back Of these nuSi be notice OF
the hearing Of objections BY the regis
trar OF each precinct (which must close
At sunset on the 9th day preceding elec
tom.
Notices Of election must be posted in
three public places in each prvcinet, best
calculated to give notice to all voter
Registers must toward lists Of dis1uali'
ned electors TO the Judges three 80 days
prior TO election,
Ag0lsTRARs MUST FuRSIsH NAMES r1R
iup0Es o. EIEcTios.
Each registrar is directed to iurnish
to the commission not less than four
names OF persons qualified for Judges.
two from the majority and two irsm the
minority party.
These names should he furnished
Immediately aud should he such oiths
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31
wAArtO Statesmen 'ssSSgy

: - fkUtRtss' 81, & CUSTOM SO aADI PANTs,
Hirtfsass sii,si W stssHss ~ - AL AIS ~
Gssilssi cssisa Psas AK, Co. W. nska Chicago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

A double registration IL required
one a revision Of the list Tor 1903, hasc'l
on the usual regulations. Tor all electors
who NAY vote Tor the county aud terri
iorial officers new registration OF all
qualified electors Who vote Tor delegates
Ia constitutional convention.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

LegaI blanL. Ior .aIo a TnIE. ollce.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-08-31

best qualified and 10 every way most
competent citizens vic can 81 in such
capaciiy.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-06-23
Birth Of the American Flag.

At No. 239 Arch street, Philad
phia, there stands Il quaint old house,
the ground floor OF which is given
over TO the uses Of "a cigar store. This
spot is especially interesting at this
moment, for here was designed and
made the first American nag-the
emblem that to-day is saluted the
world over as the standard OF the
United States.
Before the Stars and Stripes all
sorts Of emblems were used. The
idea of "Old Glory" was suggested
by the coat of arms Of George Wash
ington, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ross was
the fortunate lady from whose deft
fingers came the first real American
flag. The design was sketched from a
rough drawing made by Gen. Wash
ington himself.
The legally established emblem
was adopted by Congress, June IA,
1777, and on January l3, 1874, the
flag was changed by an act OF Con-
gress, which on account OF the a1-
mission Of Vermont and Kentucky
TO the Union, provided for an mblem
with fifteen stripes and fifteen stars,
the original flag having Of course, but
thirteen stars and an equal number
Of stripes.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-06-23
THE PRECIOUS STONES.
Their Beauty and Rarity 10 Due %
Their Capitalization.

The recent discovery OF Nj. Mons
san. in regard 10 the manufacture of
diamonds. and the studies of that
kind TO which number of chemists
have devoted themselves, have at
stones. As NJ. ID. Tassilly has stated,
all Of the precious stones, with their
brilliant colors and fascinating
sparkle have as basis one of the
three following substances Carbon,
aluminium, silica. Whether il is a
ruby, whose brilliant color daZzles
the eve; sapphire, more sombre,
varying from pale TO dark blue, and
appearing almost black in the light;
an emerald, of incompatible tender
ness; and finally. whether il is the
garnet, topaz, opal, or the diamond
itself, we always find, us the funda-
mental substance, one of these three
elements. In carbon, which we see
everywhere under the form OF coal,
coke, or charcoal; silica, with which
the streets are paved and aluminium,
which constitutes almost the entire
part of that common substance, clay,
behold the three tools with which
Nature has created the precious
stones. The only difference between
these last and the three substances
Of which they are composed is in
their structure. The precious stones
are crystallized. This is the reason
of their beauty, their high price and
their rarity. For this crystalliza-
tion is not an easy thing. 1t demands
the aid of many circumstances and
among others that of time, time,
time. The learned chemists have,
indeed, succeeded in manufacturing
crystals, and even the diamond; but
NJ. Moissan has declared, il appears
very doubtful whether any one will
ever succeed i'm manufacturing dia-
monds the diameter Of which will ex
ceed four-tenths Of a milimeter.
Diamonds are generally colorless or
tinted with yellow. They are found
occasionally, however, in dark yell
low, brown, green, rose, blue, etc.
The diamond crystallizes in cubes,
or forms derived from cubes, partic-
ularly the octahedron. Next to the
diamond comes the corind, which
is composed almost exclusively Of
aluminium. 1t cuts everything ex-
cept the diamond, and is found in al
most all colors. There are three varie-
ties Of the sapphire, the oriental, the
indigo and the ordinary blue sap
phire. The oriental ruby is very
rare and more expensive than the
diamond; for the mines i'm which it
was found have long since been lost.
The yellow, green and violet corun-
DUN stones are commonly known
under the names of topaz, emerald
and amethyst, which are qualified as
oriental.
The stones containing silica, which
are called quartz or rock crystal,
possess certain varieties which are
considered very fine, as the amethyst,
the Bohemian ruby, the occidental
topaz, the cat 's-eye, etc. Finally, the
stones having quartz rs basis are
very numerous and very fine. Among
these are the agate, the onyx and
the chalcedony.-[Publi Opinion.