Where do they put the cylinder correction?

In this prescription for farsightedness:

Sph = +1.75, Cyl = +1.25, Axis = 174

How is the cylinder correction ground into the lens?
I.e., is it in the shape of an X at the proper axis?
Or is it ground all over the lens at the proper axis?

And which way is that correction ground as viewed from the *front* of
the lens rather than from the side the eye is on?

I.e., does it slant uphill from lower left to upper right, or does is
slant uphill from lower right to upper left?

 

Now I'm all mixed up I thought 174 degrees was almost horizontal,
but you're saying it's almost vertical?

Which way is straight up and down? I thought that was 90 degrees, and
that horizontal was 180 degrees.

Are you saying that the pointy ends of the football shaped part ground
into it are near the top and bottom of the lens?