The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-07-24 00:00:00

CRICKET.

r. s's COLLtoE.—This Inale6 wan
played on the Stiiiirbrid4e tiround on Saturday last. It
will be seen by the aubjoined a. ore thst Stoorbridge
scored in the first inning., 123, and the !indents, WS.
It was therefore declared in favour of Stourhridge oath.
tint innings. There was some excellent cricket di..
played. Mr. F. Swindell made the champion store 22,
in the first innings, and Mr. Flaw 66 (not oat), in the
second innings. Mr. Better also scored 41, and Mr.
Tunny 21 (not out). For the Queen'. College Club Mr.
T00..:e made 33, and Mr. White, 18. The following ie
the score :--

Stonanatoon.
Fiint Innings. Second 'Wags.
H. Ham, c White, b
der .. • 4 not out •gg
C. Halter, at White, b Jen-
nings .. •• 27 b Jennings 41
r. Swindell, b Young.. •• 32 b Young .„ g
W. J. Turney, b Jennings .. 17 not oat ..•
Parkes, b Yonne .. 3
li.katne7s, c Flewitt, b
Jennings • • • • 14;
F. Firsastone, b Jennings .. • v
'A
C. A. Chorine, not out.. "S ••
J. Davis, Is Young .. 0
J. P. Oates, c liallender, b
, W. Devitt, C. Plewitt, b Jen-

,
Extras .. 17 rattail 11

1'2.3
QUEEN'S COLLEOZ.

neaten, c Baster, b Parkes ..
Tooze, b Parkes SS

J. You'll-g,.c Hato,
.1, Baster

White, C'ilam, b'Firmstons 13
JI nnings, e Sainnell, b Parkes .. 13
Bilider, b 2
Jonas, c Oates, b Parkes.. .. .. 2
Whitehes& b Ham •i)
b Parkes • • • • • • 4
E. L. Frere, b Pula. , • • • • • °
• . Freer, not out ,r *

105
Exrzttn H4rrsowEN.2—This match was played at
Enville on Monday last, and proved an easy victory tor
the Enville Club in one innings, with 58 tons to spare.

Ilatesew4u.
First Innings. Secon4.lnaingl.
Hon. and Rev. B. P. Enure- c Williams, b Psi-
re, b Paling ing 6
R. Barnsley, b Paling.. .. 3 b Paling 0
W. R. Smith. b Psling at Dines, b Paling 6
H. Smith, b Ray. A. Payne .. 1 not out 82
R. e. Clem, b Paling .. 0 b Paling .. 2
0. B. Hing'ey, rue at. 4 c and b Paling ..
W. S. Hayes, VIII cot ti b Paling .• . • -I
F. Dwaken, e P4sg. b Rey.
A. Payne .. . .. 4 st Dines, b Paling 1
.T. Penn, b Paling.. 0 b Rev. A. Payne .. 1
J. H. Treneliaril, 1, Paling .. 1 at Pines, b Paling 9
A. Barnsley, no: out .. 5 b Ray. A. Payne ..
Bye 1 Byes 4, wI, b 1 6

ENvILLP.

W. Dines, e Hokin, bH. Smith .. 0
H. Paling, e H. Smith, b Pakin .. 10
•B. Williams, e Bouverie, b El. Smith 0
A. Butcher, b H. Smith IS
Rev. A. Payne, b H. Smith .. 51
T. Holy..lca, e H. Smith, b Hinglei 0
W. Ilmwher, b H. Smith ti,
P. Holyoake, ‘• and b lliagley .. 8
liak .. 12
T. Linter. st Suntli, b Hokin.. ..
J. Howells. not out 1
By 3, wiles 5 8

BRIKRLEV HILL JUNI,IIi3 r. HEATH STOURBRIOOI.
A well•coutmted match camo off on the 10th iiistant, on
the ground of the former, and after some spirited play
on both sides, the Junior» wan the victory with three
wickets to folL Score :—Jo 1.: T. Bishop. —O;5 W.
Greenfield, 0-10; J. Prat:Wry. 16-3 (not oat); J.
Barum, 4-17 (not out) ; W. H. Collins, 9-6 ; T.
more. •I-1; G. Biddle. 0-4 ; .1. Wall, 5-2 (not out);
W. Mason, 0-1: .1. Pargeter, 0; T. Hell, 0; byes.
'2-3; total, 41-47.—Sto). )2eidge : J. Bowen. 12-15;
J. Solloway, 9-0; (0. Poulton. 3—s; J. Sewell. 0-1;
S. Harper, 1-0 ii. Sewell, 5-1 ; Wiegh, 1-1 W.
Price, 2-0 not out) ; Wyatt, 6—4 ; Dancer, 0-0 ; A.
Hennessy, 2-9 (not out) , byes, d:c., 10-0 ; total, It)-
30.

An AAAAAA T.—A S ty,c EiSFUL xrestrays.7TlN

riri' Service

C,li•f• hag the

following inter.

cutting remarks.—" There aro very few amid; "'dialed
of food which eau boast ao mliv valnable and inapertaut
dietary properties as cocoa. While acting on the
as a gentle stimulant. it provi les the body with ONION of
the purest elements of natrition, and at the same time
corrects and invigorates the action of the digestive or-
gans. These beeeheial elreets depenl in a great mea-
sure upon the manner of its preparation, but of late year*
ouch close attention has been given to the growth cud
treatment of cOOO that there is DC difficulty in securing
it with every useful qu flay fully developed. The SillifM •
tar success which Mr. Epps ettained by his honegoo Wife
preparation of CA4TIA lioa Clever been surpassed lop any ex-
po iinentatist. bar and wide the reputation of Eppsn
CMIX/Ii has spread liv the simple force of its own extraor-
dinary merits. Mclicol mou of all shades of opinion
have agreed in ree JJJJJ 111,tmlin,, it as the safest and most
beneficial article of .liet for arsons of weak eoestitio
lions. This superiority of a partieular mode of prepare-
, Don over all others io a remarkable proof of the great
i results to be obtaimal from little memos. lips thorough
knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operas
tions of digeaVon and nutrition, a,,d ire a emaill aspires.
don of the line properties of well-selected wiemr. Mr.
Epps has prod i led our bread. fast tables with a delieotely
flavoured beverage which may save in many honey dot-
bra' bills . is by the iudieioue use of ouch articles of
diet that a onnstatiition may be gradually bail: up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to Ms •sen,
hiss-
deeds of subtle maladies are floating e,eoinad as ready to
&Reek whersiever Liao, is a weak point. We la‘e
-cape mini) e fatal shaft by keeping ourselee u well
fled with pure blood and a properly nouridho I trews,
CieILD:NITIte Wont—The progresi at flue art mono.
facture in this bronco of trade is strikingly exemplill. it
in • little work polo i died Isy J. W. Ileasou, of A.
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! co; Ludgate Hill. It is euriched ant embellished with
de,littia (by Italian, krona., and Lug isti •rtl.tec ni
! Brooches, ltracelett, Eaniage, end °Loa artichs, suit.
able for pereonal wear, or Weddiog. Birthday, or otli.-r
presents, with their prices. Mr. lheoeri.o (wiao holds the
apeoiotnient to 11.11 II Vie Peinee of Welesi has else
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not be too strongly meow...ended to those contemplat-
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safety.
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All the Mood in Vie body constantly passes through the
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ADVICE TO MOTIIER9.—Are you broken of your red
by a sick child, suffering with the pain of elating ieribt
Go at once to a chernibt, and get • bottle of Mrs. Wins-
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immediately; it is perfectly harmless; it produces natl.
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little cherub awakes "as bright as a button." It hoe
been long in net in America, and is highly recommended
by medical men; it is very pleasant to take; it soothes
the child; it softens the gams, allays all pain. relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy
for dysentery and diarrhiea, whether arising from teeth-
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low's Soothing Syrup. Smother should be without
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London Depot, 205, High Holborn.

lIPTERERTPM EXPERIMENT.—PIare 00th. upper bar Of
• grate, with the hoods projecting about an Inch Inwards.
some ordinary Lucifers—m a few momenta they Ignite.
Then in the &lOW poiition piece a few of the Potent Safety
Malebo,' of Bryant aud May, London (which ignite only on
the bet), and it still be found that they mite remain for hours
—in fact, until the wood become % literallv.charred --.rithent
Viking lire. We look on thio as • singul rlylner.stiisC con-
firmation of the Safety of toe New Match. Core most be
taken In both eases to avoid actual contact with game.

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