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THE HURON SIGNAL,
FRIDAY. DEC.!. i 287.
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the Poet's Corner. I }iouseholb }tints. 1 _ sp. Sate. , ..
www She Freed top arse r..ala.. I 4.ur C.tra-A pu d f
um o roger, .me
of our, • half pound of butter, the
Warm the frost is on the mashie sa the rod- whites of sizt.en alas. Rub the butte.
dens u the rock, and the sugar to a cream, odd a little of
Aad yea haw the kyo.sok as rebbl• o! the each of lk• eggs cud dour alternately.
etrwatla turkey cook. Limon CAKC. - - Thtee four'bs of •
And lbs deckle' of the the Week- pouud of dour and two ounces of butter
of the hens, rubbed tog/ether iu a ur ` stat.) ; Iheu add
Lad the ruoser'a tall)Ioocrae be Uwoyte a three-fourths of a pout.J of ■hit. sug..r,
Ibe feasts ; the Juice anal rind of a lemon and one
O. ft's theta the lases • feller NA • teens' at hi.
egg. }lake in small cakes on \ ttu
beet,
withamp Ago. Boo to\ree'him frum • uirht TATTY. Three pounds of treacle two
of peaceful rest, pounds of moat cigar, one halt pound of
As 4*. 1.404414*. b4)* barobeade.l •ad surf butter, flavor with a few drool' duly of
wet le feed the etyrk, uesel9Ce of lemon or ,.f p.ep oe int ; boil
Whyte the trot 1e on the punkin and the fed- it ot.e and • half hours, watching all the
der'e tet t shock. tittle that it does no; :,011 over, ma it is
Th.y'.ionic, bin. kind°' hearty-Ukr abo.et the apt 11 du if Dot attended to mud stirred
atmosphere now and then.
Whoa the heat of summers over and the 1'1.: I'l:.rt]..---t)..e half pound 6ae,
coolie' fall is hero ons -half pound breed -rumba, sir °union
moist sugar, six ounces beef aunt, two
r,^,tps, a ;;rets uutlrueg sod a cup of m lk
Figs and suet t-. • cl:..epewl s•r. s6•ir; mi>
all well and •term iu n mold or steam.':
three hone..
MILK FR -•-TIN.. --Ten labletpt'pnfula
sweet milk, one and a half c -.pa •,f su- ar ;
let bail six minutes , take off and stir
until quite white : put in a let% n,rprcad
quickly fxf.•rr ,rtttu tuo land, wttttul;
the knife in cold eats. Very nice.
Wu►rr, CtKr-.-u.:.• half •)sip butter
and tau cups of sugar, worked to a cream,
the ahites . f eeYin eggs beaten lb a stiff
froth, one third cup e.f sweet intik,
three of 11.ur, flavor with vAuilla, two:
teaspoonfuls of baking 1..:wd. r.
HAtr Cr:.i.lt-trrr-r ---Chop the hani
racy fine and eeae'.o with pepper and mut
A.d tie mumble of the hummiu'-birds au
buzata' of the lues;
Hut the air's so apuet lziu', and the landscape
through thy• haze
01 4 crisp and sunny morning of the early
autumn da)'a
l.the ptetur' that no painter has the culorin'
to mock -
tt' Geo the from is on the pu..kln and the kid-
der'• lu the shock.
The husky, rusty rustles of the trade's ut the
COM.
Aud the raapin• ut the tan!•Ied Ies%es. u gold-
en as the ruorn ;
The stubble in the furries kiadu' lun.•some-
like but still
A preachiu' sermons to us of the bat nu t hey
grow ed t° fill;
The atrew-atack in thcmedder. and the reaper
in the shed :
The homes in their stall below -the clover
ueerhead -
O. It seta niy heart a-clickiu' Ilk* the tickis' of
a clock.
W hen the frost is on the :mut in and the fod-
der's in the shook.
�•me. N'baconlb Rllsy.
tar
up small pal's end dip in b'aten eggs.
roll in cru,tbs of bread or cracker, and
fry alight brown in ho: tart.
Je:-t.Y Watts -Two cups wh,ito s+Irtr,
three eggs, intelup lard whipped with a
fork uutil It is Tight aud smnoth, one eon
--..-_.- . -. sour aesm, one teaspoon sada, two lo►
Fashion's Fancies. *potato mroa" tartar' sy map' doer.
d. WI a little hour in Grad, make'
Black is combined with every color
under the sun this season and taped y
stylish w•th either.
Hamburg. of fine patern are very etyl
ish trimming for gowns of cashmere or
other soft woollens.
Old English silver ware Is Going reprn
duped in largo quantities and is quits as
desirable as the_genuine•
Beautiful jewels in quaint designs are,
very fash'ouable but only those ahich
are desired or desirable.
A shoulder cape and mull of ostrich
feathers is a novelty here this season. A
trifle clumsy, perhaps, but unique.
Colored pearls are among the most
beautiful of gems and just at present are
very fashionable for engagement jewels.
The hussar jacket is a favorite with
young girls and metal braid and a bind-
ing of fur combine to beautify the gar-
xneot.
Far trimmings on morning >;. wns, is •
Russian fancy which has come •:th many
°then to be • la mode dere ti::a season.
Byzantine bands are beautd,tl on soft
white dresses of soft silk or mull and
will prove one the most attract:ts trim-
mings.
The ostrich trimming is seen on some
elegant velvet jackeu and wraps. and is
a nch and appropriate garniture on this
fabric.
Tee gowns are to be more generally
worn this season than usual as they ars
tending more to the pictures'tue than
ever before.
Cock's plumes in all diffent shades are
made to do duty on the round hats which
young girls have • loaning towards this
season.
Braided stuffs at twenty dollars, per
yard are very desirable and if somewhat
expensive weer uncommonly well and
twee wide.
One breadth of China silk or a half
breadth of muslin makes a Russian apron
sad as are wo.•n with tea gowns after
the Russian model.
Brawn and green autumn leaves com-
binations are very fashionable, and on
velvet bonnets particularly it is consider-
ed very elegant.
Bulgarian squares of embroidery are
row used for the decoration of .bale
Amar(. and other pieces of decorative
works s• well as for doylies simply.
Dog collars of silver jewelled with
semi precious stone., such as garnet,
quarts. crystals. 'topaz and rr,.lachite are
worn by athletic young damsels.
While velvet is a fabric which is
rarely ...d but it is introduced this
season a forming the court trains of
elegant evening and dinner costumes.
Two shades of yellow make very ef-
fective embroidery on table hnen which
is now properly decorated in at, artistic
manlier by art needle work.
The preens with biscuit shades are
very lovely aid in dinner costumes these
two colon form the foundation of many
rich and beautiful models.
Rosman peasant costumes are to he
the ieoh;e'' things for young ladies who
will preside over the Russian samovar
at Eve o'elock the coming winter.
Blaek and white always an elerant and
attractive eombiaation was never more
stylish than .t the present time ft is
in .11 sorts of plaids and stripes.
Lon, garments have trimmings only
down the front and back opehing, no
'armrests except the short wraps hating
any trimming around the bottom.
Rule is.uiumanding ■entw*. To the
rase Mils *cold in the howl or cheat l •
.nf.e way to minute Howe Rel. ores •
sols is to have on hand a bottle of Dv.
hasvey's Red 1'ua ilium. Fur sale at
J. Wil.a'
us 1'ros:riution drug store. tf
la' tt
rs•ary Hard reeebera rive..
Tho liberality of the Rev Henry Ward
Beecher's d is illustrated by Uie fal-
lowing : He never smoked tobacco him -
elf, but often presented his friends with
• pipe. He was always very paitic..lar
in the choice of the design, and tried to
find one that would nun the taste .1 the
recipient. For imitators', for • lover of
the turf he would buy • pipe with • race
horse carved thereon, or for • friend
rho loved dries, lie would select • hand-
w.WdIy carved head of • Nesfoundlaud
or sus: • other breed. Ile also had •
great fancy far molter, that beautiful
mineral se highly prized by on •kerv,aud
never failed to buy a hoe,peciinen when-
ever he saw it.
we e. twee Guard.
Don't allow a colt in the head to low•
ly and surely run int.. Catarrh, when
you can be cured for 2:u. by using Dr
Chase. Catarrh Coro. A for applica
tions cure incipient catarrh ; 1 to 2 boxes
cures ordinary catarrh ; 2 to 5 looses is
gesrantetd to cure chronic catarrh. Try
it t)nly lac and aura Curr. Sold by
all druggists ly
A Pretllab a Wte-
Few men hare arcomp:ished the same
summit of work and good iu this world
.ts the celt•bratel D: Chase. ()VIII
300,000 of his works have Won sold in
Canada alone. %%.t want every person
troubled with Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Hrrdsche, Kidney or 1'tuty
Tr.eiblee, to bur a bottle cf Dr Chases
Liver Cate, • it will cure you. Medicine
and Rfc'i.e Book 51. Sold by all
dra gists.
Cootie's. -Two bespini cups ofalgpr,
• one half cup of lard, one cup
of buttcrmiik ; dissolve one tea.
.p..ouful of sola and twii °f baking pow-
der in the buttermilk, darer with lesion,
dour .neugh to rill any.
SALLT L1 -'I Gets•. --One egg, two
tablespoons of su•.zr, two tablesprona
of butter, ot.a cup -of sweet oink, two
cup. of dour, one teaspoon cream tartar,
one half tea.ponn . f soda. drake fifteen
miuules
• *Nods &tuns
is alga the result of "bad blood ' is a
family or erwrisnlaity, bet nowhere is
bad Mond more destruettre of happinese
and health than In the human system,
When the life e.rrent Is foul and slug-
gish with impurities, and is slowly die•
tribiling its poisons to every part of the
body, the peril of health, and life siren,
is imminent Rarly symptoms are dull
and drorep feelings, severe heedaehes,
en.t.d tongue. paw appetite, Ind tweet ins'
and general ltasit.ret Delay 1. trait -
meet say mated the nine serious ott.se.
gainless DJin.'t lot demise gust a strong
bald ns ynar enwelitvtien, het treat
IIn.rs.ef otiose iDr Pianos.' lotde.
Itlrjie $I i)isen�ery, told M tmltorwd 1161
Go as r.ss nesse.
bat if you are - nstipated, or have sick.
headache. bad taste in the mouth, rush
of blotsl to the head, bilious co.nplaint,
or any similar difficulty, you .Goold go
at once to your druggist for Dr. Pierce's
'•Pleasant Purgative Pellets," the moat
eflteieut means for eradicating it, ny cor-
recting all disorders cf the liner, stomach
and bowels. Small, sugar-coated, agree-
able to take, and cause no pain or grip-
ing. By druggists
semetidaa •heal r.rk-
For'molted hams, bac .n and tongue,
a smoking closet or small outhouse can
be built for extensive work, but an
ordinary family's sm..king can be done
by suspending the meat upon bars rent-
ing 00 top of a large barrel open at both
ends, and set over a smouldering fire
partly smothered with hardwood saw-
dust. Dried corncobs make a good fire,
or green hickory or maple ; and sweet
herbs and spices, bay laves and juniper
bet:les, burned with the fuel used for
smoking, give the meat a alightly aro-
matic flavor.
In cutting op the carcass ofa pig, the
following disposition of the piocesshould
be made : The Bone, tenderloin'', rib.,
spore -ribs, neck and tail•piece aro to be
used while fresh ; the trimmings made
into sausages, head -cheese and scrapple,
and the leaf or intestinal fat "fried out,"
or "rendered" as lard. The thick outer
fat of the sides is salted, the feet and
port of the head taadd into jelly or
souse, and the Rank and brisket are
salted or pickled in brine. Tbs should-
ers are usually pickled or corned for
about a week, and then either boiled or
baked ; the hams ars first mitre: and then
smoked.
To pielde the fat perk, cut it in pro
per pieces fer packing, see that it is
c!ean, rub it thoroughly with salt, pack
it in kegs or barrels with layers cr salt,
shutting a bushel of salt too barrel and
pour in enough cold water to fill the
barrel : lay a heavy store on the pork to
keep it under the brine, and keep the
barrel covered ; if all the salt is dissolv-
ed In two or Are* days, more is to be add-
ed, until all is taken up the* the water
will receive, and • little remains undis- 1 AovERTisER
solved. The pork can he used In about
Mx weeks after It is salted.
1Swaim Owl .
the cooipleaise is only rendered un-
•elhtly by Pimples, Liver Spots and
elles. urea These at u well hews w are
mowed loon •u inactive Liver and bad
blood Dr Cheers Liver Cure purifies
the bi.oud and whole system. 'See Re-
cipe Book fur toilet recipes, hints •ud
ae,rtestion• on how to preserve the com-
plexion. Sold by all druggist.
11111•••••.•.!
HURON AND BRUCE
LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY
Tie Company is Luaa,nq AlounJ en PIMP
Security at Lowest Rates of iatrnst.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
.4, 4 and ; per ('.nt. Interest A:Tetred en
Deposits, aer.irditq to url0eni
avid time left.
OFFICE.: -Cor. of Mirk—et Square and North
Street. Godericb.
HORACK HORTON,
Massaro`
Ceder ietf' lROrr. lett
C. L. XcIITIV311,
Next door to Rhyme' Drug Store. keeps
constantly addling to Lis well -
selected sock. cboi,;e
Fresh Groceries,
wbicb will be tomtit to compare favorably
both as regards quality and price, with
any other stock in thin vicinity.
TEAS AND SUGARS
A SPECIALTY.
In returning thanks to my customers tot
their pat. -nesse. 1 would al.o invite any ooh
en who w111. to cast and inspect my stock.
O. L. MCINTOSH.
South-West aide of the Square
Ooderieb, Feb. lath. 1011.
QOD1DFtIO
PLANING MILL
ES'ABLiSIikn Is
Buchanan, Lawson i Robinson
M V.V.-MILERS w -
Sash, Doors & Blinds
LL•Lrwa It( ALL r1SDs °r
Lumber, Lath, Shin (glee
aad builder's material of every dr•scrtptlea,
SCNOOL FURNITURE A SPECIALTY.
Jr.;er prontptlyfattended to.
Ooderich ;Aug. 2, 1313 :i-ly
GET the BEST!
- THE WESTERN
Hay fever is a type tf catarrh having
peculiar symptoms. It is attended by an
inflamed condition of the lining mem-
branes °f the nostrils, tear ducts and
throat, affectiog the lung. An acrid
muems usecreted,the discharge issoccm-
Denied with • burning sensation. There
are severe spasms t,1 sneezing, frequent
attacks of headache, watery and Inflam-
ed eyes. Ely s Cram Balm is • reme•
sty that can be depended upon. :,(A:ta
at druggists ; by mail, registered, tiOct .
Eiy Brothers , Druggists, Owego. New
York. ly
CURE S
er (-nmplsint.
I )l spep.ls.
nl I ionwsest
SIM Headache.
Neer Tronblea.
Rkeuinet Ins.
Skim Diseases,
and all
npuritl.'a of 1hr
Slang frown w hea-
ver •suer arleinq
Pewee le wrek-
•1e Giese-
IetlseNt .
WI Vegetable. le-
sesteenera•• •1 p',Brant, effectual, safe.
At3Y SOI;
DR. HODDER'S COMPOUND.
Tote teaaglher field E.rrywbeee. Prier.
fa serves p. berate.
DR_
1-1ODDER'8
COUGH 1111 LUNO GORE.
8.4 every where. Pekoe, to da and fie et.
plc Wale. Prespowers mind t.aseteetWwtt.
ear t;Y +nr r Vtamrr_st,Ln
. n a__- _r -_rta-
OF LONDON. ONT.
VASTLY 111PROYED' ILLUSTPATEO ARTICLESI
All THE NEWS' POPULAR DEPADTIEUTI1
NOME READING ' 12 PACES F.EGULARLI
Balance of 1887 Free
To all sow subarr,binr for the year I
at the low prier of
$1 PER ANNUM SI
rol.inpr'•nend other Sermon..,'
/t;rrr/fraf Alwadenl 4.Jr-ero•a'
10Mrn'eirwd 9.*dap Wheal Lesseaa
"TWIG SOLI QVX13C241"
.A limited nominee of title Mrwllfel �!eslege
Fns
erto Maw«, .nlwerlber. IR
N coats extra
'Tb. Wester. Adverl/nee and PRONOUNS,
fee a1, Ie.
Agents, wanted everywhere. Twenty -(Its
yalasbie prise to be •warded ever and atter.
wale. Registered letters ammo atoti'
Ithe omit cesamisalda to the .eel •
addrara ADVERTISER 1iObrtree sampleIR(O
w. (Int.
TRS "t$ewatir dNtAMt)s WP
r[Nw *ISIAL /Yews sew woofs lea. t,
NNW see Mtr 1.1.11, �M
eremataa w., ON.Sew s t P rat.s.t. •
u a avow at•
new a Delle Caught d std.
A shut young man in the height of
fashion was violently enee ing in a street
MI, Is hen a companion remarked, "Aad,
Cheek:., deah boy, how d'ye c.t.h that
dw.ad(ul curd." '•Aw, deals frllab, left
my calm in the I•.wer hall .other day,
and in sucking the ivory handle, so
dreadful add, it chilled na *!moat to
death If Ch,rles had used 1)r. ilar-
vey's Red Vino Con hu c.•!.1 would not
tn.uble hit., eery much. For salt, at J
N 11111,'s prescription drug store. 11
Te Ilse Aledteal trrwr..las. ass all whims
11 may nesse.
Ph••st-o-hatine, or Nerve food, a Phos-
phate Element based upon Scientific
}'acts, Founulate d by Pr•.f.:as'r Austin,
1st. D. of Boston, Afaw., cures Pulmon-
ary Consumption. Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the human
system. I'h..sphatine is not a Pledecine,
bun a Nutriment, because it contains mo
Ve,etable ..r llinrral Poisons, (►piste•
Nirc.'tics, and no Stimulants, but 'limp,
ly the l'h.aphatic, and Ilartric Elements
found in our daily foil. A simile bottle
is sntlicioat to convince. All Druggist•
sell it. 51 0) p,r 5 •'t!a. JwweN ,t
C• ., so',e agents for the Dominion,
5t, Fr.•ut `tr.et Foist Toronto
CJRC OR REUEVE
/:U° 7 S IESA DIZZINESS,
07 Si- 'V•t, DROPSY.
fNDI;;E`7 IOM, fLUTTERINO
J' LA:DICE. OF THE HEART,
ERYSIPELAS, ACiOITY OF
SALT RHEUM, 1'HE STOMACH,
Ii_'ARTCURA, DR' Y£S8
ADACIfE, OF THE SKIN,
And wary ap.e:.s of spateom frac
di.orsered L, VER, MONEY a ST
BOWELS OR Otoop,
T. MILBURN & CO.- Pr"'IMINis
1\TMw Goons
Fall and \A/Inter.
Ready -Made Clothing
and Ends of Cloth
,. , Alas' be ele.rrd eat at fora sad 1 eider goat.
TF1 u G -H 1J 1i NI 0P
FASHIONABLD TAILOR,
//tt.•member the flat. -West street. nee door to Sank of Aloetr uL71
Asleetmh. Sept. road. Iter.
P-Q"RE -
PARISGREEN,
HELLEBORE,
INS]ECT POWDER
AT
TiRHYNAS'
3.= 7=7.70 -C1 -IST.
N E'W
FAMILY GROCERY
The tt.de[dgned tag most re.peetlally to roues She Ica alettewt. of eaderlrt and t•
minding rcountrJ that ha% ins bought ('lirA 1• bOlt CAPII to tie heel ma L.te of Cana
and the t:aned rilate.. a trrl superior ►tour ur
1-'1Z=SI3 GRCCERIEa !
*1
Consisting of FRESH TEAS of this season's importation, com-
prising Young Hysons, Gunpowders, Japans and Blacks, amongst
which are to be found some of the very choicest imported, and
desire to call special attention to the same. Also a Superior
Blend of COFFEE, French Broken Loaf, Granulated and oth-
er Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Raisins, Currants, Fibs, Nuts, Or-
anges, Lemons, Assorted Peels, Extracts, Flavorings, Sauces,
Pickles, Jams, Jellies, Canned Goods of all descriptions, Biscuits,
Pure Ground Spices, Hominy, Maccaroni, Vermicelle, Tapioca
Sago, Rice, Brushes, Tubs, Pails, Brooms,
and other caeft.l articles usually kept is a Snit -clam city establishment.
A. 113 Pt(Tle7 OF et -O Caello W\Ota aeuflrrrO,
WANT TO BUT A OUANTITT OF BUTTER, EGGS, APPLES & POTATOES
REES PRICE & SON, -'1
$t:71‘ on the Square, Between B. Downing a and 0. Crabb'ts.
Ooderich, Amens'. is :.
ser•
HAVE YOU
Liver Complaint, D,geps Indigestion, iriTumemai
(aundiee, Headaclie, Disse*, Pam ie the Back
_mwive.ese, « say disease swishy frost a damage
Wer. I).. Cowes's Loves Coat will be imed a ewe
tad amain NA r•
emedy.
REMEDY
rhe segeaItrd Became( Dv. (Case'. tire- Can 1
Liver Castplaint rests solely ie:rk the fact test M i
xapound•d froautent's weltttoe.s hoer ief.les«a
MANEIMAN& AND DA.D.i,o., co.bi..d with NAND
xher inealeabis roots. Lob cad herb., lea..
owwfel elect es the Kidre►v, Stomach. Bowels am
Stead. 500,000 SOLO
?srr, e•r•h.1/ mum../ De- Chris Ater* Bosh
ern sold in Camila ens,. Are *cowl every saes
wad -s end ckHd ear le treciife4 11611.4 Lift"' Cam
0
,4
1
*1 to try ntl, a r. Aril nor ly.
RINtretIs Not Qnu1 Amoy Fru
Wrapped ascend rr+eer,�y he1W of Dv. Hissers Li.DC.r
• a ral.ehl. Hossehdd Medical Guide and Racip
B ook (ta pass), eoataiai.r ewer see medal recipes
pronounced by medical ..en and druggists ea Meals'
sed Irani Ica ices des grime( the medicine.
TRY ptalri Como p1L A sale nod positive
seandy. Price. re pats.
TRY.ttisaW'S Mery AID 11st• PRI:. vs ct* pus bin
SOLD SY ALL DEALERS O
T 'SWANSON a 00.. &late as.we., Dredier1
HAVING RE-
FIRi ISURD
sty simples the lazes
ma 1n glow Neej% M
(
moot theme the rale -
rinsed Recbester
tittles C b • Ira, and
Abid a )eurseyssas
Sorbet. we are Im*
Malt low le do Sesser
IN ear k Was hereto -
fere.
Lady'.It CbIldret'Haircutting made a
specialty onnrall
,�ddays
Rar
zo,seeptAaa.4 Sci..�Mtr
;round.
3CN'I3-I T,
Sol Woo amok two doses wok of P 0., 4N7{bO
The Greatest Luxury Obtainable for Impaired or Diseased
Vision is a Pair of
The Celebrated Axis Cut Pebbles !
WCard ?DtWDER8.
An Fi, Ase r tat Ire. Comair theft. own
Pfr•rH-e. Is • sate, lire, ..d .m'.(aal
;susses ..l w.,J+.aa l Crtllta or Adan.
BEWARE
OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS
As there itriv many � Inferior
Beebe. medal .)s, ele.,o1NAwdd •.d mid
as me by same use.
Mir simassiew
lug on the d
we warn the Istlfes
u.•h impod:Soe by Ira
Ina their 44S er y ibe
n..cresity of •ectal the{ the
n.u.e
CROMPTON CORSET CO.'
:• elawrpsd tin isnot sMe of ell equalise goods,
Without whisk seas are eerie
The People's Livery
,Airy wrAftr
JO11 11(01, Proprietor,
TM s44 3. rs a to valor tM pub
He erlell
The Finest Riau
AT RRASOKAIiR.t POMOO
Ghtit♦xH=s 1,0A-001111 Mir Odle,
1Oea.D rt06.
_-1•'`1 1Al• -
The frauds that have been perpetrated on the spectacle wearing
public by most spectacle dealers and peddlers by giving assumed and
fancy names to ordinary glaaa, 'peak.* for the ignorance of the public
generally, in the all-import1nit sub eet of the preservation of sight.
there are only two articles from which the spectacles lenses can be
manufactured. via : Pebble and glass ---call glass by any other name,
it still remains glans. Pebble, on the other hand, is from nature's
own manufactory. It is a natural crystal found generally in fres.
atone formation, and in hander than the ruby and emerald, and near-
ly as berthas the diamond. The Pebble is not more or less than a
transparent stone, cut by aid of diamond dust, and the greatest
amount of power is placed immediately over the centre of the grain
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