The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-06-20 00:00:00

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STOURTIRIDGE 4.. BEWDLEY.—A match Wag played no
Tuesfloy last between the above-named clubs on the
Bewdley ground. There was not time to ploy two in-
nings on each side, and the unitcb was decided on the
first innings, Stourbridge scoring 110 runs, and Beridley
91. Had there been time to have played it out no doubt
it would have been a very good motet*. The following
are the scores made :
STOURBRIDGE.

la T. INNINGS. 2N6. I NNINOs.
J. Moore, c Lea, b Butcher.. 19 c Butcher, b Ivens I
W. 11. Moore, b Butaher.... 31 c Boucher, b Ire./ It
J. Hall, b Butcher ........ 29 b Ivens 2
I). Cochrane, c Butcher, b
Boucher 6 Absent
w, b Boucher

W. Webb, b Boucher
J. Ra} es, c Butcher, b
Boucher lO run out 0
H. Hickman, b Boucher.... 11 b Butcher 1
J. Parkes, lb w,b 1venu....0 b Ivens 1
A. Swindell, not out ..... 0 b Butcher...
W. Waldron, b Ivens
Byes
Leg bver 2
Wider ll

148 25
BEWDLEY.
' - Imerros.
ler. I NNINOL Om.. _
T. F. Ivens, e J. Moore, b c W. Moore, b
Cochrane
T. Robins, b W. H. Moore.. 1 I
W. Moore, b Cochrane .... 16
A. Butcher, b Swiudell .... 3 b Swindell
T. Lem, not out. l2
B. Pardoc, a Hayes, b Swin-
dell
Boucher, run out 4
J. Lea, b Swindell
T. Holyoake, b IV. H. Moore 7
u ! 4
H. Ilimperson, b W. H.
r4.,27 7
0
—3lBwearmer, and
. .W. H.
_

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Wide b.

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has the following :—" There are very few simple articling
of food which ran boast so many valuable Mid important
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i as a gentle stimulant, it provides the body with some Of
I the purest elements of nutrition, and at the same time
I corrects and invigorates the action of the digestive or-
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such close attention has been given to the growth aid
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it with every useful quality fully developed. The singu-
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thin over all others is • remarkable proof of the .at
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Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a deliertely
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111P,MTANT T 1 MOTHER4I.—MrS. Wil39loW'o Soothing
Syrup, for children teething, is perfectly harmless. It
prodneee natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as " bright as a but-
ton." It CAUCA wind, colic, and regulates the bowels,
gives rest ti the mother, and health to the child. It has
been thirty years in use in America, and is niw sild Ia
this country by all the principal medicine dealers at Is
I fd per Bottle.—.Se ado:lli:mutant ira another
HOLLoWAY'S PlLLB.—biarrit,a and laiseattrg.—The
medicines commonly used for the eubjugatioh of these
diseases so frequently fail of effecting that object that is
should be known to all sufferers from these maladies that
Holloway's Ointment, well rubbed upon the abdomen two
or three times a day, with the application of warm bran
poultices in the intervals, gives iminediete relief, gradually
soothes the irritable bowels, and assuages their most dies
tressing pains. This treatment is applicable to all foram
of diarrhois, dysentery, and cholera, and, with attention,
will always be successful. Farinecoons diet, milk, sod
barley water should give subsistence during tha continu-
ance of the disease, to the utter exclusion of all solid
fool, which the deranged bowels are incompetent to assi-
milate.

DIED.
on the lath ult. Jane Eliza, third daughter of Mr. W.
Mullett, of Elford House, Wollaston.

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