The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-10-07 00:00:00

CRICKET.

ELLVIN 711 I: 81..E1:81111,01? LIMA, LUB V.
TWKEITT-Two OF THE SToURIIIIIDOE CM' !I 1.1, ENO.
LAND AssoclATlOL—The return no di bet., en Übe
above clubs was played at Ambleeote, on :tumid:ly last,
and resulted in a draw. When time was called the 22 had three runs to make, and ten wickets to go down, as
the following score will 5h0w:.....

THE ELEEKE.
T. Ferret., b E. Moore .. 3
Benson. St Pelley, b Brown . it
W. Richardson, II Palley .. .•
.
A. E. Millward, e Leeson, b Moore 14
Parkes, c bkidmore, b Moore 4
C. Bolerolt, b Leeson .. .•• •• • 2
D. Firmstone, h w, b
3.1.. Bowen, b Brown .. .• • • 2
Bladger, not out .. .. • • • .
R. Hill, b Leeson ..
.• (I
E. Inchardson, c Leeson, b Brown
ltyes 3, w 6 ..

Tin. TWENTY.TWO.
T. S. Brown, run out
E. Wore, b Parken .. •
T. Akery, b Ho'croft .. • • • 4
H. Dean, run out •3
C. Leebon, c 8P13.11011, b Parkes .. 19
W. Hughes, e Bowen, b E. Rich-
F. A.tou,not out
H. llo.rhes, b Parkes .. • • .. it
F. A. Stringer, b Parkes.. .. . o
W.. 1. Barber, b Parkes
b Parkes .. • • .. 2
Thos. Lowe, run out .. • • • . 9
D. Skidmore
W. H. Dommett
Thos. Moore
W. Richards
A. W. Plant
,to bat.
D. Holloway
T. G. Burton
G. Hingley
G. Se,nell
Plant
ltes 2, w 9

The 11.C.E.A.C.C. has played four matches since its
formation. of ehich they have won two lost one, and
one drawn.

U. STEVEN, JIM. (OF KINVERI ELEVFx W.
JUN. (OF ENIILLE) ELEvXN.—This match vas pl)yed at
Enville, on Monday laq, resulting Su Lwow .4 the for.
met. The following is the neore:—
KINVER,

T. Ilowell, run out •
•• 2s
R. May, c Brown, b W.
H. Brown, b W. bides 9
U. Stavens, b Ploughman
T. Yarnall, c and b Brown .. .. 11
W. Shaw, b Roden .. •. 11
J. klltthews, b Brown .. .• . 2
R. Brown, run out .. 10
M. Mathews. not out .. •• 2
E. 1;o•len, b Oakley.. 0

C. P:onabwati. b Shaw ..
E. Parker, b Strveis
O. l'Haer, c anti b Hawea
A. En. an, b SitVPlli
W. and b Itroan
T. Ook,ey, c Mo. b Howell
Pi, tier, b Brown
R... 10 11, Oct out
Jcxper, b now
A. Mrl.o. b Show

AN EVENINIi BRVERAGP. CACAVINE.
vd
Journal says :--" By anew process to which tor nihatre
subjected, the principal part of the oil is ,ffectualiy rc-
moved ; a thin beverage, well adapted for aft-rut n or
evening use, aa a substitute fortes, being tiler. a:11•. The
flavour of Caen one will. lv addition, be a gr. it Attrac-
tion to all."—Esch packet or tin is lab. IO•t. .1 to.:
Eyes Ail Co., Hoinceopathic Chemists, Lin Ito
makers of Ept,a's Milky Caceoine (Caca oine t on.
tensed Milk).

INTE IMSTINO EXPZ RIM ENT. —Place on the upper bit,
a grate, with the he ide projecting about an Melt inwards
some ordinary Lucifers--in • few moments tln 54011
Chen in the same position place a few of the Patent Safety
Matches of firs ant and May, London (which Luau,* oniy on
the box), and it will be found that they may remain for hours
—in fact, until t::e wood becomes literally charr,l—aitho:it
taking tire. We look on this as a singularly in crost ing con.
drination of the Safety of tae New Match. Care mast be
taken in bath eli4S to avoid Sc:em an: w. It 1i,,.

SEA Moos F HINZ .—Sittnea quarts of two,
,:nstard, Pad hug, Charlotte Rune, Bc,-., cal hr :nide
from a single packet of the American "Host Sea do,'
Farine." Its incomparable excellence all clleapuess,
the variety of Dishes to which it is appl, "Au. and tha
simplicity of preparatiou, make it the UI ~L bes.tbful,
convenient, 11\13,1 delicious food in the wand. Fur In.
fonts', Children's, or Invalids' diet, its nourishing and
nealth-giving properties render it preferable to oh Corn
Flours, Dlaiseuas, Corn Starches, kc. Itis simplc, deli-
cate, nntritious, remedial and economical, as it can be
furnished for our-hall the cost of the at•Jvc articled, for
all of which it is more than a substitute. In Shilling
Packets, of all chemists, grocers, and cru chaudlem
throughout the United Kingdom. hand So !Li* lance
Co., 266, High Holiforn, Los lou ; sad Park Pi Lc,. New
York. U.S.

ADVICE TO MOTHERS.—Are you broken of boor reat
by • sick child, suffering with the pain of cutting teeth ?
tin at once to a Chemist, cud get a bottle of Mrs. %VIM,.
LOW'S SOOTHINO STACY. It aid relieve the pour suf-
ferer immediately; it is perfectly harmless; it produces
natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from imin, and
the little cherub awakes an" bright s. a butbm.' It has
been long in use in America, and is highly recommended
by medical naela ; it is very pielessiat to tut,: ; It soothe*
the child; it sultens the gums, allays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best kuowu remedy
for dysentery, m.d diarrhoea, another edema from teeth.
mg or other ea' ,es„ Be sure and itic for Mrs. WINS-
LOW'S 6001111 No SYRUP, and see that "Curtis and
Perkins, New York and London," is on the eutsioe
wrapper. No mother should be without ho all
medicine dealers at la lid per Bottle, Loudon, Depot
93, Oxford St.