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Show UNFAMILIAR GEMS. the statement that the red garnets so comGreen Garnet., e Chrysolites amt Oilier Prectou. stone.. monly seen are but one of very many varieThe list of precious stones with which we ties, which include the cinnamon stone of an are fai.uhar is ufier all a the water garnet, which Is in; ery smaJ one, orange-yellosai saw r, ter in the San Francisco Chromeie, colorless; the grossula, which is olive, and en.brae.ug simply the diamond, emerald, tho black. sappnire, r..nv, opal, hpaz, earbunele, aia In st ai.d pearl. This, however, is e ' I v small part of me actual list. Readers of the iiio.c wnl, of course, remember that twolisvS of precious stones are piven in taut book. A lie first is given in thedescrip-tioii of the Jew i high priest's breastplate, and ix 'i tu.iuw : Atty-at-La- w And Uum slialt set it . (the breastplate) in setting of stones, four rows of IujtG, S,m Peie Co., Utah. stones; a row of sard.us. topaz and ear mtu-lAgents for the Cooper Wagon sliall lflce :it Court House. be tue first row ; iu.il the sc. Olid row an and the McCoruiiikMachinery. emeraid, a sa cure and a d.amond; and tiieln.rlrow a j lOintli, an agate and an ameti.W; and the fourth rowa beryl and an onyx and a j isper. is Now the time to Tho second list is given in the description of Tho Jerusalem : stock your Ponds and Sloughs 1 el n.nda .uns ef the wails of the city with German Carp. Yearlings at were adoi with ail manner of hundred. stones. 11, e lirst foundation wasprecious $5-0For sale by per jasper, OH the second sapplpre, the third AS. MUSIG, Residence $ Mile chalcedony, the fourth emerald, the film the Opposite Post OiDcc. sixth saidius, the set emu sardonyx, the South of Funks Lake, Sterling, chrysolite, eighth beryl, the ninth topaz, tho tenth Sanpete County, Utah. Mja-irs- r Chrvseprase, the eleventh jacinth, the two'fth amethyst, and the twelve gates HUSTCLASS ACCOMMODATIONS were two e pear In these tw o lists there are six stones, the AND Bardins, cha.eedony, chrysolite, beryl, ehrysoprase and jacinth, tnat may be called unknown; and two, ttio jasper and x, y liieh yvo are not aeeustomed to CCAHKi A INTTIER PBOPKIEtClS- put in lists of gems. First-cla- -a Meals at All Hour. Before going any further It will bo Interesting to find out something about the unused half dozen, and this, it will be found, --can be comparatively dono by first considering tho chalcedony, which is the mother -- DEALER Nstone of a large family. Chalcedony is a kind of quartz, apparently produced by the infiltration of water holding silicious matters in solution. 1 he name is that of the locality, Chalcedon, in Asia Minor, where it is said to have been found. Chalcedony, in some of originally Agent for Studebaker Bros. its many varieties, is found in Tuscanv, Iceland, the Faroe Islands, Saxony, Wagons, Carriages and Carts. India, Arabia, Surinam, Siberia, Agents for Amos Whitneys Cornwall, Scotland, the Giants Causeway Steel Mowers and Reapers. and in Calilornia, near Vallejo. Beautiful chalcedonic pebbles may be picked upon some of the southern Knglish beaches, at Pescadero, in California, and at Lake Tahoe. Chalcedony is usually milk white, but it asI sumes a number of colors and markings. "When it is of a light red or yellow color it The Leading Jewlerv House, o is called carnelian, because of its flesh All O.ilers from the S 'tit h Provo, color. Carnelian was formerly much used Will Beoeive for beads and Pionipt Atien-tio- u but now it is seldom seen as an ornament except in the Scud Your Wat gli to me shape of cheap rings sold at country fairs. lor Rep.'ii. When it is of a deep brown it is called sardius,or sard; when it shows alternatPEOYO, ing parallel bands of different colors without any pronounced contrast it is called onyx; hnd when these layers are of very dark sard and nearly opaque white chalcedony it is called sardonyx, a stone that was -- ANDand Is still held in great esteem for engraving into cameos. e and plasma are Lastly, flint, ' all baser forms of this same chalcedony. oFewaiTit i iievi. Though so closely alike in name the beryl bread, Cakes and Conteeti. nery. and chrysoberyl have little else in common. The beryl is a variety of the emerald, and is he Best Place t get a Good found in prisms of variable dimenBuis are M eti 1 for Only 2 jets sions. The colors aro generally blue or 25cts. Onlv yellow, but some are colorless. When of n clear tints or or they are called by the jewelers r, Beryl crystals are found in New Hampshire and Siassachusetts, China, Brazil, Siberia, AND Cornwall, ireiauu ana iscotiund, the 1 nsn specimens being of a floe blue color and sometimes quite transparent. . The chrysoberyl is found iu small rounded masses about the size of a pea, which on HJE- - OSTEELOH PROP. being cut show various tints of greeni-- h with and translucent very-harclear, yellow, body. Sometimes they show a bluish opalescence internally. '1 he finer enryso-berylare equal appearance to the yellow diamond. They are fouudiu Ireland, Brazil and Ceylon. The chrysolite, liko tlie chalcedony, is a , silicate. It is rarely found in crystals, bm generally angular pieces of greenish or After Riving It tears experience golden-yellon treating the diseases of holies color, embedded in bnsaltor Mrs. I. B. Brunei taKes pleasure lava. The principal localities are Vesuvius Cattle etc and having had great sucres of in the Isle and del Real Bourbon, lava; in the castration ol hoises lam prein informing the ladies of Manti Monte in Mexico, Vpper Egypt, Constantipared lo treat the same perties des-iand surrounding country, that she nople, and in pale green transparent crysmg my sei vises run address, is now opening, in her parlors an tals among the sand of a stream in NmLS C. NuLSiiN' MuRiiNI. of the Inferior varieties chrysoimmense stock of the newest and Auvergne. lite are called olivines, and are found in the latest styles of Millinery goods, basalt of the Giant's Causeway, the lavas consisting in part of the latest, of Uukel, on the Rhine, and those of the novelties in Hats, Ribbons, Gloves Sandwich Islands. It is sometimes found, Invit- too, in meteoric slones. Dr. Y. Il-r- yl, J. E. Stacey, ileus in General DF?Y ii-u- Merchandise- - GOODS, W. K. Reid, 6LOTHHM G. SALINA; German Carp. UlAir. VIENNA BAKERY Give us a Gall. Salina, - - XJta.li. sar-duii- y EESTACBANT, -- Utah. iephi, I- ; P LAs- - 1 M mise. n l (v3n8.:al Mepcliandisa, WuKK 'i re.iiim-- tn-ntl- i Gu.uanteed I'd KEY Hi BESTAC2AXT' iuephi. MeaU 2octs. and lost-clasodutioi.-fur Lodging. accomni-- s . H. H. GROCERIES, tO'JU'ilSS XJOB'JSS HARDWARE, QUEEIMSWARE, ' HAWKINS PROP. Al.eO XI AM'FAC'TL KKKS (iK T.C. BAILEY, i.AXD All oi;m:y, l' BOOTS AND SHOES, KPHRAIM CITY.XTTAHi Thistle House. MEALS CENTS LUMBER AND BUILDING CO., "rtH'f llfXt door to S. 1.1111(1 Suit Lake t ity. (Mitaim indents for IWlK, Agrieultur.l, De.eret aud Mineral 1 aml. CorrebiuuiJeui e ited aud information k! eu. 25 Parties traveling to and from 1 lusile can get a 6quare meal for 25 cents any hour. Hav, Grain, and Stabling. R. V. W Prop 44-08 Julius Jensen, EN E R A L CU.OU'-LJil-- D Orrosma court housk, ie-- sst,, ll .t i Flli.-l'--i Ami I Groceries, t MERCHAIJDISE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Pickets, WINDOW, DOORS, MOULDING and BLINDS all kinds of and Hun-gar- Pest Salina, Office, - - Utah: Fasliion Bassar. GllEAT ExcelsiorSakery horn-ston- heaik. sea-gree- sky-blu- e Iltiffl' Mill) Iff 0B2T AISItfri'3 s 111 Proyo Neils C. Neilson, Veter in ary Surgeon 111 Solomon Bros.- Mr ik ivi . Balt l.nb Tonsorial Artist careful inspection of her She tenders 'rices, goods and her thanks to her many patrons and friends for past favors :.nd hopes that by strict attention to 'business and the wants of her and hv fair dealing to merit a continuame of their esteemed pat-- I ronageand tavors. ing a 1'llv. MVUIUJ, call end prove the shoddy, but solid goods ; No better sold in always reliable. tie market. Support borne ; it means wealth prosperity and progress, and will secuie independence to the community. Our goods can be hac$ at Peterson & lansons Sho Factory, Ephraim. Citv Utah. Give fad. hr Jacinth is only unothernameforbyacinth, and the hyacinth is a variety of another silicate called ziri i, found in Ceylon, Norway, some of the islands of Bcolland and certain Irish si reams. Zircon occurs in i rally square, crystals, pyramids, prisms terminated by in also and n, grams, sometimes white, but more frequently red, yellow, green or gray. Theeolor.ess or slightly smoky kinds are called jarcoon ; the bright red hyacinth and the graj ish or brownish zireomte. Another precious silicate is the more perfect form of schorl called tourmalins. The red tourmaline or rubellito, which is brought from Brazil, Ccvlon, Avar and Siberia, possesses considerable beauty. Tho transparent colored varieties are sometimes still cut into ring stones, etc., and when reduced to thin slices are much valued for making experiments in tho polarization of light. The list of precious silicates is not yet exhausted. Tnere is, for instance, that known as jasper. It is found in various colors spotted, banded or variegated. It takes a line po.ish, and the variety and richness of Us colors render it still useful in the ornamental arts. Allied to tins is tho a jasperv variety of quartz.of a color, variegated with red spots, and was once quite a fashionable material for seals and ring stones. When thespotsare instead of rod. this stone is called W. H. Peacock will stand his jellow, the heliotrope, Still another silicate that teiebrated Cleveland Bay Stallion; takes rank among the precious stones is lor $10.00 and $15.00 for the the lapis lazuli or lazulite. It is of a beautiful color, otten speckled with yellow Season at his Stable Two Blocks and is still made use of in mosaic andgrains, inlaid South of the Temple, Manti, San-- 1 work, as veil as for making vases and other cost ly ornaments. pete County, Utah. Quartz, except where it contains rich gold deposits, is not generally considered a called precious s one, but there is a variety the rose quartz, which certainly comes under that head. It is of a beautiful rose red MhIii Street. Jll.mtl or pink color, and nearly transparent. It is First Class Accommodations. found in Ceylon and Bavaria, and is often sold for much more precious stones. Adu-larior felspar, likewise is not of much All those visiting the Temple value, but that resplendent variety found should inquire for this House. in Siberia and Norway of a pale yellowish coior and called the sunstone is certainly a Fioe conveyance to the color on a jewel among stones. The play of -Temple every day-Al- so gold sunstone is simply beautiful. Ilay, Grain and Stabling. There are scores of other precious stones found in the every-dalist, but Ebbe Jessen, Proprietor that are notmust be brought to a ciosa with Ui.s i. hole four-side- d four-side- d IiOIlS ILMEN HEAD. L H. SPERRY VI. HAS A OPENED Barker Sliop Two Doors North Of Co o( Store Manti. Give him a call. 0.8. WILKES. OFFICE IN U- - S LAND CFFICE Land Agent& Attorney and Ohtams Patents Mineral Lands, Nickeled CMARGtO for Agricultural g INDELIBLE INK, FOR MANKIND ANYTHING With your name In rubber 0UTB4i MARKS TOWN MTB0PQLIU3 PR AND BTTff e CTB AGIMT a EXTRA. ih 'Sum . & 1 mail 1AXis-S.i- t o. is. a. or if-- A 3 OF. Sect. &TrtM. FKEKITBKE Tull JJn of Harness, Saddles, Lack Saddle! irnl Beg', Hobbles, etc. He also carries a full line e of Leather and Supplies for s at Wholesale Prices. Dealers and Manufacturers, We Carry a Complete Line of Furniture, Carpets, Lace Curtains. Window Blinds. Iron Wagons, Feathers, Etc., Etc. If you deal with us you will get Reliable Goods and Fail Treatment. When in our City, kindly call and see us. Co-o- Furniture Co., p. 41 Main St., Shoe-Mak- FIRST WEST ST- - GO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL , and SADDLER. a O.H.Pettet, MAKES HARNESS K.eps A. If. Cannon, Prerident. - - MANTI. DR. F.R. KENNER, Salt LakeCity ii. W, WILLIAMS Spt. 40-1- 2 Quarantine Physician, TJtada. LYXiLxxxi, GO TO D. O. SANpETE VALLEY fSTTIME CALDERS CARD.J Trains leave daily (Sunday ex d) going north 9 ;00 a. in. Che ter. Moroni. F YOU WANT A GOOD 9 iflU ORGAN OR PIANO l 9,45 Draper, Fountain Green, 10:10 10.30 Divide, MainSt,Nephi, 1 :20 Arrive Nephi, 11:25 Going South leaven 12:30 m. Nephi, Nlain St Nephi, 12. 40 At Honest Prices. 1 MASOH 30 FountainGreen,l :G5 j). in. 2.15 Draper, 2:30 Moroni. Aniie Clu ster. 3:00 " Stages connect at Moroni for sb parts Sanpete and Sevier Tin-oBkcback, M ainigci II. S. Kekr, Geneial Supt. & HALIL III ORGANS from $75. up. KIM BALL ORGANS Fio in $05. up. Uniie-- biood-sum- dark-gree- Orders by W E ITJItL henry Smith, rnanu-faciui- e Divide, Pen & Pencil Stamp Self-Inkin- WITH J oli ii 1 - BUItEB-iS- us. and yard opposite tlie U. a No i X--x, south of Salt Lake City. do well by buying their I ROM WE HAVE HKDIHKD OVR GOODS 111 TO. 15 IEK CENT. i etc. etc. We carry the Largest Stock The people of the south will Doors, Windows, Etc . from Ilomptly attended to. (Mice C. and D. it Ii. G. Depots. AT seal-stone-s, - - - UTAH. Hosiery, flowers, BUILDUP REDUCTION prices and Ay lernia of payment. 45 W. 1st. S. St. S. L. City. n 1 ! TEMPLE HOTEL,! j i y E.L. Terry. F. W. Howell. HOWELL & CO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Furniture, Carpets, Wall paper, Etc. We carry a complete line of furniture, carpets, window blinds, fee tliers, wall paper, Wagons Iron Etc, Parties dealing with uscai geta good prices as any liou-- e soiuh .if 5a!t Lake. We arc pr pared at our Planing mills to eiiitom workon the shortest notice 40-- 52 ' F.URVIEW. UTAH |