The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-07-26 00:00:00

AMERICA.

A great eve it in Buenos Ayres has been the re-
cent completioo ef the An me Railway to Mendoza.
capital of the provioce of that name, and lying at
the foot of the Andes. The importance of this
event cannot be exaggerated.; the line, it may be
Si iii, crosseß the continent, stretching from the
P.,rana to the Cordillera A zone of immense natural
w.-10,1th is thus thrown open by this quick me tns of
communication, and the traffic on the line promises
to be very large. Mendoza is one of the iichest
places of the republic; it covers an area of about
5,000 square leagues of land at the foot of the Aides,
with a,populction estimated at 150,000 souls. The
rivers'llendama Tunuyan, Desaguadero, Diainante,
awl Athol irrigata. over 1.000 square leagues cf
a.,tl the soil is so bountiful tota.t the -yia•lai is of en
a hundredfold. A very active trade is carried on in
the export of fat cattle:lto Chili, but the great in-
dustry of the present and future is vinicukure. he
Mendoza wines are well known ;the production is
doubling every two years. Toe great drawback of
th..) rast—onerous and difficult means of comtnuni-
ealion—is now remove I, and the development of all
the industries of the r.rovinee may be, looked for-
':,rd to. The mineral wealth of the province is
.ai! to be beyond Calculation.
Iron.

STA Ki3Ell MILL V ICTO USA V NETHtIEND.Thk.
match wits played on Saturi..y, the 19th inst, on the
ground of Cie hater and ended ia favour of tue
home 'team.

ICETHEILEN'J.

E. Grey, b Hatton 7
T. Cox. ti Broome

B. b Hattori
11. Rowley, 15 Haywood l6
A. Cormxii-, b Bro

S. Jamf.s, not ont

1;

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W. Parkes, c Babb, b Hatton
Jr..Jsrubs, c Haywoo'l, b ft.ttoa
W. (Myer, b. Hatton

G. Smith, o South:zit, b o 1
E. &nit tif Lavender, h 0
Bvt:F 8
, ,

Total 54
VICTORIA. ,
G. Haddcek, run out, b Rowley
J. Lavender, b Rowley
R. Taylor, ICox 0
S. b Cox .. . 0
J. W. broome, e Olive-, b Cox ..... 12
B. Ilav%ood, b Cox
T. llattou, b Rowley 2
G. Cartwright, b Cox 0
S9utball, run out, b Rowley 5
E. Cartwright-, not out 8
E. Roper, b Cox 5
Byes 2

Total 4G

THROAT IRRITATION AND C )(RM.—Soreness and dry-
nese, tickling sod irritation. innwing cougli and affect-
ing the roici. For these symptoms use gppa's Glycerine
Jujubes I contict with the vhinds at the moment
Oleo/ are excitef by the at of sacking, Uri Glycerine in
these agr..el6le confectiwis becomes A:Lively healing.
Sold only in b .xes, 7id , tins 1 lid,, lnbellei "JAURS
EPPi & Co. ou,ceopathie Cberpis:s, London.' A letter
received : "Geltieinett,—it p.rhaps, intereAt you
in know that.. sifter an .-xtend,-d tria3. I have found your
,f3lyeerin‘3,Jaiuora of cousideraLle benefit (with or with-
out medical treatnieat) in alinost all forms of throat
disease They ~ottea and clbar the voice—Yours faith-
fully. Goici.iN 11,iudas. Senior Physician to the
kianieipal eliroat and %i• tutir AdtF." fa Stourbridge
bpps'e :eleiiiiines at. by Morrie, 136, High Street
" ttouoii ON RATS! —The Thing desired found at
1. s'. Ask ehem'sts, grocers or oilmen, for Rough
on Liats It clears out rats, mice, beetles, roaches
flies, bedbugs, insects- ground moles, &c. 7-11. and
is Id boxes.
'RUPTURES."—WHITE's VOC=MAIN LEVU& TRUSS
is the most effective invention for the treatment of
Hernia. The use of a steel spring, so hurtful in
its effects, is avoided, a soft bandage being worn
round the body, while Vie requisite resisting power
is supplied by the Moo-..lain .ead and Patent Lever,
fitting with so much ease and clos:iness that it can-
not be detected. Send for desciii.tive eifcular, with
t..s .mun ale and prices to J. Arnite and Co.
(Limited) 228. Picc.dilly London. Do not buy of I
Chemists, who often sell an imitation Of !doo-Main I
White and Co. have net any Agent,.

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