The East Kent Gazette, etc. from Sittingbourne, Kent, England • 6

FOOTBALL JOTTINGS. Sittiagbourne were ambled to secure vie. tory ou Snturday. Mt they only juai did that mu all. Instead of comfortahly, they really ought to bete done, the bonus itm, getting lead of three while they did not hums, their wore, allowed the visitors witch a couplo of points, Really winning by the Mee majority of goal.

The hbiekitind.reds started as if they would carry all before them. Their form in the fleet half we 4 very good, and during thin time they tieetly had the best of the argument. But Mat a change Caine o'er the afterwards. Whether it wee owing to the ebsence of thou refreshing and to the fast that the game we. outlawed withun a brisk, I know not.

At Fete thorn it was the town went pierce iu he in tod bat just getting berm by a goal. The City Ramblers did not bring down their town, but the rleveu winch wee placed in the hid. after opening in queer feabioa, neartened up wonderfully, end bad eleghtly the better a the play in the boo quarter of an hoer. The young fellow. who are up in their hutieeeme all the week is "the smoke le.ted better than the countrymen.

Ito far the black-sad-rela have set gives mach attention to their training. They will hod out the difference, however, in the League eneemeteni, is which they will require to go eff the way if they to meet with way eueens. 041.44.41 NC interest we. arowei over the appearance of i Ilittbsrd in the home teem Me the hest time ibis Ammon. In the fleet half the New Bromptori put in a rare lot of work.

Hibbard end Hobart. did mare work then the other thron This is 'mid ant of no divert'smew to the for although playing oa the eureide, performed admirably. Hibbard played a dasiriug game. lie took oonsiderable latitude. and did nut trail', sink to his position.

d. linos he would drop back and help the defatien: then be would lead ou an attack upon the MiclTll lo stronghold. He her the irrepregiable. otiose wu used to see kw year. ego Chatham Lines, whim Chatham s- es power in the But was ona thing missing and that was hie of Ate iu the department.

volleying et red we. twilllwae, and when he montane the eseet petition of the Mirk, he will make tootalerful differenue to the Buf will Hibbard be playing much foe (hie seam fu Its has rigned learns form, mad has pr.o►i«d bi play for the bleak io their Kent detain t. day. That hi as mu 1 an a know. at present.

that it would be idle to ereetilste. The probiltility is that he will (naturally) he taunt hie own ekes. lie wind have .1 son so en fisturday, when he wee caked to play et honk but a. he wee hot originally MI of (So loom ifibbsird declined. Plummer took thing.

Very orally on Set Sou 0001 by far to the liking of teeny. Ile loot ileversil opetnega thnnigli that habit be lies got into of io lobtelt I.A/ lung to the ball when there in Mill 1101 100 JO take a paw. Now, Phil, give tote of your rind quolity to.dity. Hobart worked Tarr herd, 00.1 10.1.1 unlucky not to noire. An tree.

acquitted him. eel( well, and was again the first to open the ro oring. wee eeriainly the weak among the forwarde. But there welt no nonentity fur that unwire" ridicule wills whioh be we. greets 4 every time Le started for the bell.

Ho we. jeered and laughed at belore be ogee had a chance to do anything, and thin it we. nothing else wee cantina-A throughout the game. It has been apparent from the opening worth of the sea -at, but it was very rrarlied .10 Saturday. It is enough to nears nervoue, and to put him otl hie play.

There is no 00050.011 to believe in this uneportnisanlike manner, sod the sooner certain 0000-00 of the trued lean to behave themeelere, and to reprove their wane forme of rsprradotb the b. tter it will b. for the club. If not, it will lead to eerioue one them days, while respectable people will keep aloof from the ground. This in no excuse for Millen's disappointing form, but what I ray is thee all the bossiest" we have beard of late is not calculated to encourage the player who is the object of thas attention, and it is not the treatnteut one would expect from fellow-townsman after years of good service for the clab.

The majority of Chum who give vent to this jeering never sew a game of football until a couple of sesame ego. They do wit know the ditferenoe between Mood football stud bed, or they would not cheer every little thing done by one particular player, for ivatanoe, who, to their way of thinking non do nothing wrong. tio much for their opinion. If them people wids the club well they will cheek their wild opints a little, and leave the rest to the eelsction CO IS 111 i I The hallo halfbacks played a good game on Saturday, Larkin eepenially pleriniug the operrators. Oreaory wow the hotter hack in this match; he worked with untiring energy thrmgbout.

had to nothing to do in goal. So far thin pennon bin defeunive powers hare not been enviously tented. The tell, stalwart clad in mackintosh. who was to be seen on the grottod last Saturday wee sone other than W. Stirling, the of the London Caledonians, who is at present at Folkestone.

In the opintos of a footballer like W. 8., Sittiugbourne hem got the making of a good team, ef they world only play together. Sittingbonrne A their best genie of the 'mem. on i mud although they loot to fi Chatham seervie goal they have got nothing to be ashamed of. rending to an the visitors hod lamb of the gams as the winners.

give them 611000,4410011013, 15 their tint Kola League asatth widest Sweeecombc Stumpy United baronet opened their campaign in the mooed divioiem of the Southern manse in a very rimy manner. After being to Maidenhead. titheppy received a 'jail from New Brampton on Maturday. The rieitore, who were a man abort at trot, did not do moth execution in the Aral half, the more being a tool in their favour. For 11011111 time alter change of end.

Shei.pr kept their opponent. at bay, and then they .16 plod The new Kenti.h quirblf pipped ou a fa. Mail, nod retired Imre the by nix to red. The of New Itromptoa wool a Imams coaelmino, but 'mono thought it would be no easily gained. Sheppy drubbed l'ptna Park on Tuesday, winning by seven goals to two.

The match witb Sitting. bourne to-day ehonltt ove an interesting fixture. Perhaps Sh-ppy will meet with better in the Kent League Nan in the Souther combination. There in at lewd one thing upon whieh the Sheerly people run congratulate themselves. They bevelled some wond-rfully gond over in the inland.

Fancy a 3,11011 Nato Sittinghourne coold very well do with larger attendanoes. Chatham overthrow Ashford in the Ivnt and non have a lead of four point, in tin. Folkestone dropped in for it on Saturday, when the Arsenal a teem capable of bolding its own egainet the first konrked spots ott them to the tune of 14 to oil. Royal I Irdnanoe best the Royal Snot. Fusiliers by five to love, which wee a good performance.

Faversham A won their first match in the North- Esst Kent Joanne, on Saturday, beating Alma-road Athletic (Sheernese) by 2-1. On the acme day Sloppy winged two p. irate not of Herne Bay in the Fame eowipetitinn, the By being defected by 1.0. The North-East Kent League for to-day are Sittinshoarne v. Sherry and Sheppy rnitad Milian.

The will take plsoe on the ground of the Aret-nansad club each instance. Swansvonsbe, who defeated fever last week in the Amnia division of the rent fragile, appear at Plittingbourao to-day is opposition to Sittingbourne who will make their first bow is the league tourney. Seeing that Sittinghourne first Warn rutty beat Swan, unlho by a people might rim away with the opini tt the are wris to win eerily. But INM not no more of that. I think the A's will give them a goal game, and it is p.eible, 4.f course, that they my furnish the visitors with Two interesting macho, at b.aul ought to be goal enough for the epretatom.

Sittiogleotene Gent from will no 4 iibt Win cooll ilelloaine with them to dvr. What is to be the result Will the win tole', Or in it Shup ey who will Ow lint to adonini.ter the knock theme thin On W.line.day next Sittingboarne pixy Rflehoeler Dvfisure INVICTA. 11. Pr pp. 1.1,11.! Ae Neeralgta.

Fowl all seises or ioe nal Tonie. a. 1111 I. SkIV. 1 1, 8..., eearb.like Meow of a perfect trample, the ruereth.

mipple. healthy. comfort AVotr, A WS'S Iwnd. loaa .1 ad without neemurv. a rotrnt mom 11.ertIonft, Ile 1 1 11 are Old lali Inoa, ni: on Ph oil Mow 17 roll ei.r.‘ uov Ten.

I orocofortaltle kkon alloying WI It a tatiOtl. itOttle. Yu keen Appetite with Mater eel iiv P. pro lioro N. 01111 Ilaol Inv 1.1.1 Tent.

Wrak Nerva. brink sisUllos bottle. FOOTBALL. v. CITY RAMBLERS.

041: IRV( eIItIMIS .4 WHILE THK lOXI SANK A The inn iiinisonent that the City It uuLI. N. who hear gio.l in the taetrapolitau 1... dull world. 1110 Alt.11 last.

onuht hive lieen 'efficient sisaire It gate. hut, for i.oit.• re.a.sin or other. not more than aim 'scrams. all witnessed the game. 110,414 the titre olive Hann-eat partially 4..

for this. while twiny people were no 11.14111 kept away tit the threatening state of the weather. The sky and wow and again a alight ilrittling rani fell. Still. it was not sufficient 4.11172 the W.llllle..thllytlltth it narlereil the hall greasy and somewhat difficult to euntrul.

While it reinameil compiratively fine at Sittingbourne, however. foottaillers at Faversham were wit no a busty storm of min visiting that place the afternoon. The it molders were late in arriving. and it II quarter to four before the When the teams terms' ing it wa. am th it the visitors without their wellskuouru huh, and Meggs.

the min of filmy Still they Wen well Sittingbourne placed a Z.el tees in the held. Ilihtstril. the New Ilrompton am Over. who ha. promised to assist Sittinghourne lathe Kent League fixtures.

taking his plaoe in the ranks of the black-awls reds Sr. the Ord time and thc famous Chatham and llnenplon player net with a good weeps tinn. The WWII. 111011. n.

mnlec W. theoigne (goal). S. Payee and C. 1 (hick H.

Pentenv (capteinl. L. S. Wateni. end H.

nrkin A. Andnors and I. left vying. P. Plummer.

centre. and H. Hobart awl H. Millen. right wing (forwards).

C. in F. Monlin it. Ititchie and W. Ittgrim L.

Stokes. W. B. Minim (captain). ti.

toner S. Carr and W. IL Manley. right wing. A.

1.. Tretelell. maitre. and EL K. liroks-Comh net A.

J. 31.mlin. right wing lieferev, Mr. I'. L' kie.

Hon. See. K.C.F.A. Lin. men.

Moors. F. J. Parrett (Sittingliourne) and J. L.

Warren (City Kambiers). game Wetted with the home team playing towents the town goal. The blackmail-reds at none begw to show up. Andrews kicked a trifle too hard. nut no lot the bill, when in feint of the vi.utoea' got), Had (1,1111 round the Londoners afterwards Millen latennite.l 1..

soonilike be del at New Drompton last season. He hooked the hall on to the net but it we. very near thing. A strong dribble by Itolvart force 1 a corner. awl the hill we.

beautifully 114,011 In 14hhml, but wan sent out of goal. only to he returned by Watson. who. however, the 101 wide of the uprights. It wins evident that the haw teem mated wing.

they were not gang to have all the Netter of the pity like this for nothing. Supports he their trio of who playe I finely aU through the first half, the home Wen CONTINVALLT arucElN i. The Intl Wan taken down on the tight wing. and after a oboe. sharp sernimsge, wail sent over in front of god.

fierc Andrew. was in isttenlince. and. following the precedent be his set himself in he again the first god with a last, low shlt. after the gime had been ten minutes '4l.

The right wing attempted to get tWar iaseoigne's charge. hut Pavev was on the alert, and returned with a big kirk. Still the visitors came again. and this time Pavey vs. at fault.

liaiteoigne saved well from a shot demo is. although he was tainted by a charge in the attempt. The hone t.orwari 1.. enrol away to the other mod, where was given off-side as he was in front at the gold. thud play by Andrew.

and Hibbird gave Plionnier the bill amt, to wive his charge. Ingrain couee.leil a corner. hall was again well placed MAX out out from the 1.4-riewtrio, only to be promptly retoirned by Watson. who surprised the Itantbleni by mewling it into the net. TW3 00ALS I A graarEs or AN mon' was en exeelkat start, argil visions of a big wove Ranee in the minds of stay.

But, alas, Una form was not sustained. The visitors' left wing showed up with an attack, and had got by Oregory, but Patsy ran across and cleared. For the next few minute. play WILS is the quarters. Up to now the elifferroon in the teams was apparent.

The home forwards weft playing a gent paimang game. and also in the wooed and third lines of defame Satingbounie were superior. But although the play went in their farina to such an extent, it was a long time before a third point came. Ilibhant. Plummer, and Hoturt hail several shots at the Ramblers' goal, and now and then Millen and Auilivws would pop one they were all alike.

They went anywhere hut to the goal. An exception must be made with one rasping shot of Hibbard's, however. With one of kis lightning efforts Hibbard struck the cress-bar, the hall glancing off and rolling on to the net. Tilde warn very bard luck. The .1310 halves were very bard to peas.

Outs the Ramblersright wing did get to close quarters, but Pavey spoiled the effort, the hall being shot wide. After easy chances had bueu mimed by Andrews and Hibtoral, the hell from Hibbard, with only the goalktrper in front of him, he WWI looking for nn opening when the Ramblers custodian ran out to clear. Plummer dodged him but before he had dose so be Rare the ball a kick, which was sufkcient to said it into the net, l'hil watching it roll safely home. The Londoners were now three goals to the lad, awl the home team slackened in their play. The visitors immediately attacked on the left, and taking advantage of a slight misunderstanding between Orettory and Uasanger.

Bentley rushed up and sent the hell into the net. The suceese of the Londoners wm received with cheers. Then for about five minutes 7111 IrlltiolLY 00AL WAS LIIIMILLLT DOMBAJIDILD, shots being mot in from all quarters. But the sticks bore a charmed life, and apparently could not be touched. At any rate there was Do addition to the more, which at hall-time, stand at 3-1 in the home loam's favour.

Owing to slight drizzling min which was falling the game was resumed with no interval for This was a stiff trial to men who ire not in condition, and weak points in the play of the Mace train were quickly noticed. At first the black and-reds preened, and more ihots were wet in, one wild but red-hot Mint from the foot of llibhard being sent against the fencing at the back of the goal with such force as to resound all over the field. Millen mimed an opportunity of turning a centre by Hibbard to good account, further themes were let slip. Then the home team rimmed to cllapse. tin the other hand the visitors visibly improved, nod it woe not long before they tasted the Low defence, which, nip to now, hail not been severely tried.

Pavey was rarely in good form, the hell being missed two or three times I him. The Ramblers' captain, who held his team well blether all through the gone, now led end after a capital eoinhitied run, in which the hill wax isise4l to and fro very neatly, Drooks- Cinch, seeing au opening, let fly with a fest shot. and vent the hall into the far earner the art. tiamoragoe having no chance to stop it. With only a good to the bed the visitors tried desperately hart to get 4111 level tenon, and this had the rousing the home team front their lethargy.

11111 Inv this time one or two players had had quite eta in el of it. After staving off furtherattaeks the how, side priawill again, hot there was Lililek in then efforts. and they came to nothiug, altlreigh once or twice the ItailitolutS were lucky to their gist as they lid. was given 4.gaili4 Ih.t,ut owl on oliffetent oceociono, when they had au opvii tout in front of them. For the of the game play was even.

The vi.itor.. not ore again, awl neith .4.411.1 the team the -alt when the whistle New Sittinglwairne eity Itaratilers SITTINitII4It7RNE A v. CIIATIIAM I.IESEItVELU. teams met for the Hest time this sewn on Use Maidstone-road ground. Chatham.

on Saturday Log. before spectators. As Chatham lk.serves had de. tented Herne Hoy lut the previous tiotuntay on the latter's ground, by seven goals to the Sittinghounie A's chances of seeress seemed rather remote. expreettly as they playing away (nen home.

Nevertheless tho payers mole np their minds to do their level best and so they del, for after playing hard for two thirty- Kees (the time being eurtaikel of the lAvigue match between Cray Wanderers and Chatham A) the home teamjust W.A. by our guil to ed. after a very even and well-fought game. The tunes wilt as follow 84 1 F. Williams (god).

M. J. Parrett and J. (hacks), It. Janrtt, C.

Shaves. ant I'. Coyne (half-harks), A. lteeves nal W. Levitt, left wing, A.

Donaghy, centre, and H. Bishop awl A. Plummer. right wing (forwarilsi. o.

hzi flohoss 16 4 0 Wheatley I). ll and King (hrieks). (leaves. ant Saith (half-lurks). lIoG ling awl Riggs.

oft wing. Quarrington, centre, and an.l llall, right wing (foreranls). It. Mr. 'olhert.

1.113,111e1t, Messrs. It. A. ILrelaway awl W. Bell.

The Chathien eiptein won the 0..,. and to ick towards the Mai.lar on i slight I.n.exe. Donaghy kicked off for the visitors, Gat hatham were the first to attack. an-I for the first ten minutes pressed, furring four or live gnu kirks. but could not get a shot at pail.

The A's were just now Iteginning to settle down to work, awl. gradually working their way up to the other ewl, forod a ronier which proved fruitless. The play now hernme very fast and exciting, first one end anti then the Ling riahsl. n. ither rule, hi-never, hang able pre a shot at good, aeeteaul of the I.v Isale t.

A noti. tie lOW I.p to this stag-- was the tine lead-work Shire, their evspratiy. rade, the hared two ew threw whleh Urere Anne Wool eeeithoesti.ll by flee front root rie tr. send in it Wool er.0.•••11.4, hut the 14.1111hy font. of Wheatl9- to I way.

I w--w 4.1 IN.le the When 'het Al length. throwh 1 plat, which I awl Ilolding were thathain thneigh the agency of ILdl. with an oblique .11.4. Willi on. Pi 1 to eg leg he ere.

te.loll, tios the they hipaa.al al; haa.h. healez he a ..1 halt relpgansl 11111 aer al 1 111414.4 wok the mirk. Suit 'hi. Ka airraresl with the ana.a.• amatterest. hi the read.art tha A'.

trie.l hunt ha mast Levatt irel 15411. lo HMI waceral null. Ow hilt I s.aan.l limit pus mast its Mier ma. bast leme.l 11l 111 4 behl Ilse sipper hliel fel. filly -3te-boor.

Ind 11,4 in a 1.5 the .4 the sls lk.ore, grsitel ICJ). 11.1.• being turn I.rmezht no alter stem 11, or. the whi.tl hMw. oh mi waste sie.l .4 14. if.

,11 1 14 11111 1- ilt.n,• 'lv I ill. The .111 gve.l los their 4. term. h. 0.1 hoot little sto than 11..

sierelesliv iroitmsv. fssrrri the leilf hssws vs r. were the .4 the ram. vs, being its, on ever. furw.mis 1,111,111,11 net lrmgerher tM obrr A NIII4III-EAST KENT LEAIitE.

WIMPY UNITZD S. inavni BAT. The tie bet cloth. phytnt.st Herne RIC on S.atisnlay Last. whets Sheispy won easily.

the noon tving Miteppy United 11 4 goal, Ry to tx V. Thin itiateh tnok place arertharn. on Kiturlar. in the pavans, of a fur spriukling spectator, flay rtile.l even for the Arm ten ant then the visitors pr ne.l, Ant mievee.lisl in Pepper. At half-time nothing further had heels scored.

Ito change Of MI. neither snie MIII.I eLaim hilt within the Let teen minute. of the game rareness's woke up, and I with a good ehnt. Still limit- Wilkiiism put the home team ahead. and when the whistle New vietnry 11 1114i10 .4 1 for Faversham, who were representisl by the F.

Lott and J. Wiekings (beelun. H. RillanL aml F. Young chalf-hieks), K.

A. sybow. tuft wing. F. ilkinain, matte.

awl A. l'h unbent and F. Miles. right wing (forwenia), Result Faveraharn A Alma-rant Athletic I psi'. MILTON C.

Srmso flavors teem tried eoncht.ion.. at Mutton. on Seanley lad, awl after a Iron, in which wow unple vetntnew was itifue.l. the Miltoniaw. were returned the winters lw two gods to one.

This its the We reveres of the iwason. The teon. were II W. Hateleoelt a.ol ti. liosSon A.

Foos', W. and A. th df.hacks). Fianttell. R.

Semi, F. Knight. W. and 11. amp 11 ,0 1..

1.. JostAtt krol). T. Lockett and N. It.

Prenti. S. N.tt.on, and M. Williams (hall.htek.). L.

11 oreo. S. W. 11.001... rope.

awl W. Bows. Referee. Mr. JIM.

Boom Sittin4l. carne Snerrr l'errEn S. 1 170 of the match with l'pent Park. Torelay saint. was Ow Morn to form of Bear', lwarilr.

the Wart winnow Ins enrouriining for within ten minute. of the conaterucetaent il Ind awl the vi.it.w. wen. one Lirwertiles riewonoleti with it clinking owl for Waterford swec.l it flue 0.1.1 for ()eon, owl little, with as shot. again brought the train.

Icrel. A free Wck for ena1.1.41 Leitch to the ball glancing off Rule in it. Sight towint. lot. At half-time the wan Shetwt et Park 1.

In the hilt Mem-it pruned their Showy hearing tinie winl. Li.P11.14 11 awl Ittyi. awl owl. clef, l'itton filled to wore aims awl iSiteppy were Ity goofs to two. Mr.

J. R. Anwitnetg.nt ea referee, awl Mesers. S. ii.

N. Elliott owl ne Result iibeppv Uptoti I' trk Taa KENt I.ltlol/E.—AIIIIIrORD T. stalled very bully iu their League nu Saturday. Chathrm defeating them by tire goals to love. The home team was weakeitod by the ale.ene, of several wdl-known Keene.

Mills, Campbell. awl Holley. and the rank. were cons.pielitiv very wed'. the having to he tilled by young priyers who have never before been included in the tire team.

The prospects of good football in the railway town this reiumn ars not at all brilliant, some 1 teen. out owing to and competent substitutes not yet being forthcoming. It look, as if it may he several yeArA before Om-Gilled) mimeo-Is in rivalling ihn fame of the old South.E.t.tern Rangern. Result Chatham Ashton! 17nited Bar.rrr v. New efternono Meng Celled were remind with thew second match IU the second division of the Southern League.

thew oppments being New Bromptn. The mu-muter took place at Sheerness, in the presence of at epectaton, about tile) of whom journeyed from New Broinpton, and returned by special train after the match. New Bromptote wan the tom, and eterted with ten men, Rummell not arriving: the gone MAY continued for about minutes, and than a reserve neon was put in gest. Within ten minutes of half-time, William. (one of the Showy forwards) was injured in the hip sad was carried off Nell to the parrlroa, where he was attended to.

Shortly after Coleman (amoebae Sheppy player) nasty kick in the leg, bet coutinind to play after a little breather." In the Int half the sane Brampton Sheppy nil. Le the sewed half Sheppy were completely outelassed and New Brampton put on Ave more than winning by an to ed. Mr. Carr (of the Referees Association) officiated am referee. New Brompton Sheppy United Munson' v.

Civil. Stamen. Maidstone their season as Saturday by being defeated by scowteam of the Civil Service by two goals to one. The home team wee component of totally deed to these who figured in the eleven last sense, the enaierity of the players being chases from the levies Club, uo lees than eight of Sem being of this club. Waterman's eervices is goal were greatly misled.

The point of view, the visitors having the upper bend during the whole of the time that play was in presume. keeping the home teem penned in for soot of the afternoon. Maidstone were enabled to tasks a rue but very eddies The visitors, who played sound sowed within five iniantes of the Sart, but flaidoter were able to reseed shortly after. The Melton kept ap a as the loe the red el die lid half, bet to the dabbers deism of the beaks their efforts to further Semmes their sem was rendered futile until use. way a the erred moiety, when they succeeded is notching a scowl goal and was tie game by that point.

Remit Civil Service 2 goals. Maidstone I goal. FOOTBALL FaTURIB. OUBNI AND MILTON FOOTBALL CLUB In Tani. Marra Goals Ade.

Olab. at. For Sast Sept I Folkftiooli Home 1 1 Birszemeoadle Chatham Hill Howe 9 9 IA Clay lamblora Saes 3 I se lad IP FaseisOaaa i 0. 111 a Away IS 011a6ben (Kaillab Cap) Away SI Mt ye 6 anaavi Ili slbsoleume AN. a Ilaidolaws Ila Isathatiorre Ilempllal IA Salaires lAribmir amp).

Away II Dewar Home IT loyal Cis isTrti in i i el Waking DaNallea, Ham 16 Mai Caappmary. S.A. over no Same 6 Chatham- Away 1 6 aib eal lem plrri Away Home Si Woolirlei AiwawaTAableaki lloa al tall Hove e. it 111 ((moot Home Jan. 3 Vinfoo9l la Wuolwiels Amend Makin, 111 Trainnig Hatlainan.H.S Away 19 Favynihana.

)3 Royal limoo Fyn. 1 9 Knepp, Home 19 Erlill Houle Neer Away at Loudon Homo 97 at. Mary's Howe 11.1. I Royal Meer 1101166 Home e. Denson 9 13 (1.1;117w) Home Lewl.mais 111 Marrs 51 Llut Mrd l'iltoo Part ON 141.14tepbee's Homo 17 Chatham OP flweamsualm 47 Ilford 140111.

8174 497 Wilted Matches played 4. woe 2, lost 0, drawn 2. Goal. for 9. whist TEAM.

Date. Clab. at apt. 1 Luton Wanderers IS Chatham Itsaaryea Away 1 a Swahaa owabe find X.L.I Matches pisyM 2. woo I.

lost I. drain P. Gaga for 4, simian A. II" Timm. Wis re finnl4 Dale '7O, at Agst I Alma Rawl Athletic Away 3 I a tuuyer White.

Craw Hume 7 a Hovers I. lllsltnes 32 Wawierent HOlll9 played I. was 'I. lost I. einisnt O.

16 Goals lot In. North lieut. THE EAST KENT GAZETTE. KENT LEAGUE. 1.1 Mt Club.

Ple4. W0n.1.041. Urn. for. sg.t.

Ilartlor.l V.0110r.1 I llit Marl4l.onn it 0 11 0 0 0 0 Stoppyo 0 11 rl 0 0 0 rr II ny.imug II 0 0 t4O inVISIUS. Goals Club. NO. Won. Drol.

Chatham -V I I 1 1 .1 i 0 fray Witu.lereng I 0 I I 5 5 5 Pavormham Illorve'm 0 0 0 L. 0 0 Polloppy UnHai A 0 0 li 0 0 0 0 SettlugboUrUe NORTH EAST KENT LEAGUE. Goals Mb. Itlv4. Woo.

Lott. Drn. for. sot. Pte.

Sittiustitttroe It" I 0 0 104046 I I "tttuPlt, II 4 0 444,4441.0 A 0 2 I 0 I 3 11 0 0 414 Isleql, 0 I Lbauv boy II 4 0 SITTINGBOURNE PETTY SESSIONS. Mr. 0,1 elrtirl. Mr. F.

Twveny. Mr. 11. awl Mr. B.

The Annual Licensing Session. Thi. wvi the I tirew.iter for th of rrhii.h tjoerfflikwoufth. 4.a.1 fiber, wu a I.4rge of bolters. the reprio.oltativ.r.

of Awl in 'lin trttle. to mho tho renewal of their Thom not single appliettion hefort thw henith fix in iiierea.e of lieen.ing Miperinterelent ippm. annZl report of in he tin glmurne prising parishes, in which there arc 117 alelioilses. on-licensed lieerhouses, four off Imerholises, nine persons livense.l to sell wines. Ate! threo licenseil to sell sweets) W.

'rhe p.mlatioti of the 2i 13.19'.. giving .1 ruin nt one license to 211 of the inhabitants. The lioeus.4l houses have here gewiully eowliieted the lust year, with the fotlownig etoeptions -The Three Twos alehmise. Ilklidow. kept hy li.

orge 1,11... r. who was rin i 43 awl II costs on Noremlier 20111. 1 alt. for wiling intotiinting liquor during prohihiteil hours.

1 hog to state that 1 hare hel no complaint against the way the house huts ben corihiete I th.it tone. Th. It 11eInsuce A 17114. 111100,11101 1101. kept ht trillium If.

Titus, who was lined and 11 int Ileceinher I.lth, for keeping his liemseil premises own flaming lirokilatisl hours. Pie hems's, thii house his tAt Taylor. The The'. Mariners alehouse. Bahism, kept My Alhert Donni, wh thae.l Ci and Itt L.l netts Jane I.th.

for permitting on his premisius Thr license of this his sinee born trinsferred Lines the past yew 191 reams her been against for ilriiiikenness. 11'2 virile. 19 fem 12.iin iles lo females were nairiet.n. mil male. awl 9 tern 1.9 ili.ohrtnpri.

tlt these 70 wen. :m.l 113 non-residents. rd. show. a ile r.

ise of 12 Pron" striinst for ilninkennem during the Ina year. lit With last pile. TO A OKIVTATION rent VIM PARTY The po i toot a moral tuns thi. year by the appearmice nt the mart of a strong deputation of the fool temperance iorty. whn aftentiel of iiicisorial which w.a.

pre.ciatol to the bench. largingthe magistrate. to the faeilities for obtal tt itt awl to colorer the full pm attics of the NW where the Liecwaing Art was infringed. The deputation we. herlol by the W.

J. Michell (Billie Chfiiitiati), who awteal as Iter. J. lhauhle.Lar (Baptig). Il H.

C. Watt. and the. I'. J.

Trick ((toogro. ratified), Rev. J. Shearman (Weslaraa). Dr.

Doodle. Mr. W. J. Cramer.

and Mr. W. Ih 'urns. The local laranch of the British Association WAX clue represcatol by Mr. lksan.

Aparksae, Cramer. Mrs. Hearnaleo. and Mrs. The 4tejoUtAtiOn tence.eatel all of the local temperaere party awl the v.ari..tas Atari ay The eta.

VIM' of hal been wet to each magistrate. wall. rn the Worshiptul the Magiitrafes of Lioeteinow Itivisinn in Amin il Itrewster arenhkll, September, i' ol. Illy it pliefai poi, Wmthipilid Bench, the memoirist of the on lertittneit roteplyer. and inhabitaists of the towns of Sittindbounio awl Milton itcspeetfully as there in 4 strong feeling prevailing that the number of in Sittingbourne and Milton are in excemiof the legitimate requirements of the we earnestly beg your wor.hipe to use the great powers vested its you to lemma the temptation.

to excessive drinking, by refusing to renew ouperfluomi licennes, suet orderiug that the Liecitang Low shell he thorough enfnemiL That countering the great increase of drunkenness .140.4 hT the granting of epecial out-dnor we earnestly pray your worships to refuse to grant them in the future. Your worehip. hive probably from the public 'ones that the Middlesex magistrates, having remelty bee eon alarmed at the increase of drunkennses in their county. appealed to the Home Secretasy. aging him to impress upon the Commissioner of Pollee the desirability of keeping a strict watch upon pablicans.

The HMO. Secretary in reply promised increased watchfulness on the part of the police, at the atme time pointing out that the magistrates were, to no inane. lidembie extent. responsible for the state of thing. of which they complained, immune they hive not infrequently telt compelled to dismiss charge! against publioans on technical 'grounds or side issues.

and that in with drunkennens the Justices had abstained from using to the full the power possenned by them far the pone went of The Home Secretary intimated to their worshipful bench that arrangements have now been made by which the Commissioner of Prim will in future iu any mane, where he oon.iilern it advisable, direct the prosecution of a publican for permitting' drunkennees, to he conducted by the solicitors of the police force. There is a general of opinion that the umber of deck shops is very largely in creme of any legitimate requirements of the population, and constitutes in itself veey considerable stimulan the evils which your warship, no lea than ourselves, deplore. In the come of a recent discussion on this point in the House of Lords, the Lord ezpressoed bis firm meridiem, derived from extensive experience in the Law Courts, that there were too many public-houses, and that the reduction of the number would reduce drunkenness. Perlber his Lordship maid He did not think it would be auj interfermice with personal liberty or individual rights if coanderable step were taken in the direction of time. But to his mind it was absolutely essential if anything of the kind were to be dune that it should be dame us accordance with the sagar and desires of the people in a particular locality.

Br. Chamberlain has also mid in the House of Commons with respect to drink bosoms, I am perfectly certain that any eonmangy that might he entrusted with the control of this troAc would. as matter of course, reduce the number by It is setideciory to note that the Partiantestery statigiai go to show that all over the country are becoming more and more alive to the Necessity of refusing the renewal of old homer, end it in a very rare thing to dud a new one gnintoi. The number of licensee refused a renewal, as not being required, during the lag year, according to the Pavia. nientary return, woo 333 against 411 for the tomato It will lie interesting to your worship.

to know year 1892. the latest statistic, we over 11,000 Beaune- olders were muiriefol for the Uommeteg Act of 1m72. We know there are powerful intends 1 to the enure: which we vto be the one for your worship. to a.lopt. We recognise the grave reepsneibility which reels upon you, but the says The pewits in which hillier edlun now chum a vested inten an, realised to rust extent at the oust of pritor degradation, vhoe.

and mixer: and the question Is whether the legielature of country sot Justified in placing with due eonsideni. tics the welters of the people above the gains of a Lord Wolseley has recently mid There are yet ICON great hattlee to rense great enemies to he eincomietowed by the faired Kingdom. but the moot posing enemy at pnwetit is think. It kill. sore them all iair sewers of warfare and not only destroys the body but the mind end soul With the ett7 wn'sve Mg has is past been selimi that the too largely iu the interests of the trade, and without due to the requirements and well-being the M.

habitants. In all ewes whore your worships have con. vioted pmrms for pimiiishimonst lies fallen I upon the poor whom the law is framed t.i protect. rerogebime al it bra that they an, irreynessible when they berme the victim of the disease of an inordinate love for strong olrink. while the persons who mold them the pelotirally them drunk, all have goer etitirrly free, though they were certainly the who.

ought to have 'wen punished. We would earnestly to your worships that the time lea fully c. when the law should not be administered iu this IMO fashi. in. The fining fuel kk tug drunkard.

is alewhitely of on avail is curiug them of their habits: whereas if the Trade underatood that permitting drunkenness would eerblitily he visited by the rigours of the law. the end that we. awl your worships alike have in view, the reducing to a minimum this abuse of strong woul.l immediately result. It is 0.4 to remind your worships that while the law fixes the merely miasmal tine of not ezereding lir 0 for the first, and not esooeding It for the for being' dank, the penally for permitting drunkenness is nut exceeding lo for the first. and not exceeding for the second offence, with the munetion reconleil on the license in every ease the rouvietiug bench shall otherwise.

Will your warship lout therefore order the police to use their 1..4 endeavour. bilinng before you, not ouly the ilrunkAnls, but all such liovioe-holden who 'permit drunkenuese by selling the drink to men until they are drunk 1 We think your worships might well the is di, that it is no defence per.ins, or their or both, to say they .1..1 i.eL that a person was drunk when they served It has lawn hell that if recess really were drunk the revonsilidity for dis- oivering the fait rests with the lid enne-holder. es your are probably Aware. it asp. long ago Bendel tint Vertlitt tang itriniketionvi 'hie.

In a Mvolve tingling A trades drunk on liern.cil premises. Where the only evadeiew i. that a perain ha. been drinking in licensed leiuse, and of NU boor later is touuel drunk a hundred yards distant, there iv evidence upon which your worshilis rep Iyy vitt the keeper of I In view thew two point. we think there should lie 114 440.4i1iv in 4...

covenng where .1 take pl.ie, and to twinging the. dewier. n.l .1 1114.14C14114, NIA your vnic.l.O. te feel that in the .1,.. cltirge of your delicate end diebolt intim, emitter of law cuilvarmirs to act righteously in view 44 the and the weltwe OW whole 4, 1 1 4 you live the a nd soma et of all 1 to- rintesel.

lit'. report 3. the ratilr 1144. Addrewing the deputation. the 'IIAIRXIrI Mot ghat they were not in err to ea the report I been they h.ire Nerd that there a 114414.4.4i.N1 in Ow 41,1 4441, of 11.1rir,Sritl i verdge of licensed limes.

to exery 211 of the ink .10.00 Ilc thought tint in the rural Any tee. th.ot 111111.111 0.4 Ilc with the that 4 is w.e.• but te4 the tivet w.OOl 4,11.11141. 1,1 ty ot to. tle.y he tit 1 It 111.1 he I. at ilgpt.ls,•l•.l 4..4) 'le et the awl I.

-vie rem son. TI. II 4 4.: 11.11h411 th.tt ill It theft, h. ol hor 91 VlO.ll 31.1 1 14 1 1.inu,z Ur. tr.

I 111. at LOWer ii. 14.... 411.1 1..1 A 11.411, R.I• At It talloath. tkairh 11141 i R.

44 het Si the Ita.l at Orr that day a il blot a 'mat tonant ..11.1 tip th.an Us it haa it.A.ort•raoly r. 14.11 441.1 111 1..11. 11 I 16 5 54 mn 5 1155 111.1.1n11et 51w )5. It. .11.1 51 Mt 1.1 65.1 .1 .5 1 the moill-trAt.

nn. 5.5 15 111.1. 1 55 5 4 ...11.11 11.1..1 lit II 1.11.11. hi sll.l. r.

lnl 1.1115.4 11111 1..14. 111 Ilt. 11. 116.1 1.411051n. ou i.

lit. rh i tit 111. um Isvor, th. Me. w.ll.

I .4 11. thkir tor the fallen from the bench, mi.l they were Delighted to hear that the magi4r.Je. walla r.everely in any i.e.. that leitabt 14nn them. It, that the desire ni the vn taking that was strengthen the It in.la of the they .11.1 it with 'he heat at heart.

an" for the her th.ught they an hod in view. A 0311 1.A1 TT YUMA lIIIATIAtt. Mr. .1. Sittrit.

eolporteur. of than .4. tired into the laia nil 1111001 4 in which attention Ira. ealled to the lieen.in7 of thi. awl the entone fr.l with the trail, in mirmg drink in our inidg.

earnegly heg yonr wor.hip. to iim the groat fe.t.4l in yon to lamer the temptation to eamenre drinking by refining to renew aupertbion. liervvra. ordering that the lir.m.ing in.we thoroughly enforeed thin are. 'The preanit lation done not eximial '172.

mid there are in tin village no lean than hair lieen.e.l We beg alao to draw your attention to the yen itinifliewrit 40 40 1 thou provided at tile Ilighlander. Inn. the priment lidding being 4 ill framed but. with no other being provided." The WWI signed by the tie it and igher itign ntij The CIIAIRMILNI he inolergiaid that the Highlan.lern W.I. ho rebuilt.

a plan 44 new building having been alrtmily the. bench. With ng ird to the igher point, mentimied in the memorial the l'hairman mid if was rharge again any pirtioilir honme they ahoubl it, hut I Of nap anent eiiarge Mke ie. action. 3k.

ttmirm 'mid that the hitt he referred to haul Leer st.oi.ling for thirteen mnth, eiteee4 'ft. by uo vr.e. ottaehe.l to it. The tnettion.thet. vre.hel etrongly before the heneh 1v.h1V1.411.

that 4 in the village. 31.egt tteleoent expenarev took pl iee in .4 cointarAN uke.l if the attention of the Ivlliee hall lor.ot valle.l to the matter. ('Arrs irti.l that he law! received complaint. Mr. Swint 1.14.1 that at Minater thew watt one licensed how.

every 741 of the population. MO the tuannorittliata cottai.lvre.l that evre.ve. It ia but we hare no If we eneriller it. Mr. Tyl.leti Mutat, wet.

not 1. ttbeernew. Mr. replied in the affirmative. He nol.kil thtt there wen ten hernia-4 haus, altagethey in the parish.

but it Rollin the neat that number of brewed woe of. Mr. Smith further dnair the attentinu imigietratn to the Monday trait, at Minder, and the seenes" which were allnwol take pl ace there. Morn. of liimitsle.

he into the see no Santa. from and suppled with drink, and mow very wire wit neit4e.l. The aai I if Mr. Smith would brine a etiarge tlee maeistrate. world intender it.

any to.f..re them. the having heart what had bre nail, would ded severely with offenders. Alan-mug the puldivena the CRAIIMAN informed them that the hives, vrauld Ir rimewiel. They lied all heard what bid ham Anil if any complaints before the betel the wnuld, in the fa, of those petitione, have to deal gerinuely with them. The new were nlitaile-1 in another room.

and the publicans arid the eel withdrew. A light between Women at Milton. A Sanguinary Encounter. a enema woman, and her mother, who pier at Damen -nod. et wets summon.) by l.

Itrn lh y. the wife of Br.sollev, to carter, for beefing hoer 4011 August tali. The which ninaiilerable inters, and attracted several persons (nen the neighbourhood in which the assault took place b. the court. w.as from theprevious wesians.

Them i wa against San. Mr. A. C. (lamest appeared for Mn.

Bradley. and Mrs. l'hersfuen and her daughter were represented hy Mr. It. lie Brightman.

The parties an tunghliiiiin. The complainant. who wore a bandage rowel her heel. Anted that on Augtsd Nth she eras picking fruit in her runlet, when Cirohne CbSeMMIS came out of her awl maid sow. you I'm reedy for lam." She comlainaut down to the ground snit punetud er in the face.

She called out to her mother, who came nut with a short poker and heat her (complainant) about the head with it. James Butcher came along at the time, and when the now him they ran away. Conspleiwint toil that she got upend west to the door of Mrs. Coleman. a neighbour.

and blood was then running down the ride of her face. She afterwards placed hermit under the care of Dr. twee. In examinatiou, Mrs. Betilley mid the row took place in the garden.

where there wee bank, which, however, was not very steep. They both fell down the bank. but she denied that the injuries were inflicted through falling down the lank. Complainant mid she lower the well, but she had never used any kW language towards them. About eight months ago a solicitor mot the defendanta a letter in her behalf, as they bad been her.

Complainant said it was not true that she spat in Caroline face, and put up her hands to scratch her. She did not see a man named Fosbray there. She was lying on the gram when the elder defendant aesnulted her with a plena Jammu Butcher, of 1. Charlotte street. house painter (who is rem deaf), dated 1 .117.

was going through Bamott -Mel at about dinner time as the day in question, and as he turned a corner he mw the two women meet its the billow of one of the gardens. They rimed and ran down the hollow, anil, in the ex language of the wituma, "rolled over and over, with their clothes above their heada," a ilmeriPtlest which 00e1.11i0r1P4 some Buteher timeght the women were having a lark, 4 That'seneagh larking, be mid, but before he could de eariligmg law I elder defendant run tea the bask of one at the boom with monied, log in her hand (be meld sot may whether it was a poker) a toot and a half Meg be saw her kneel down on the ground sad draerately strike the menpleinant with it over the head as had as die omit He hollomml out and said H. 41 hard, that's enough of that," sad nut up to the women. shouting all the gray. As loon ae he got there the you woman made nil to the Ikea kilo, while the other one ran round to the back of the cottage.

with witnem after her. He mid to her, flive me that poker, nr whatever it is, for you very nigh killed the woman." Bet eke beckoned him away. and would not give up the poker. Butcher raid that complainant's heel and face were covered with blood. He her no nrie of the nand eickeniug ertimtly inghte that he hail ever seen." In cross-etamination.

Butcher mid that and Caroline Cheesman both rolled over our another, with their clothes over their heads. (Laughter.) (Tara Coleman, wife of Thom. Coleman. a neighbour. suet that the was standing at her lark do'er on the day in question whoa she saw Caroline go by and call her father.

She mid Dad, I've dose for the now." Mee. Bradley then ran with ead with her lane imeahered with bland. tar. who was veiled as a witneu, soil that tae attended Mrs. Bradley for lamented and contused Her hair was matted with Id.osl, one ear Iva.

vet, mad she WWI in en exhansteil He mw her in the afternenn, but he tide-1 that he wee Mill stterhng her. In errsesamiimtion. ehould client to tied Weeded and neitued as the to-wit of blows (Pell a poker. The Mootlltil. ua, to have 'leen in falling neigh The crow-summons was then hr aril.

Mr. Brightman said that. anointing to his there had torn erni.4.lit iinnTr iling between their people. ln the. Footballer day Caroline Cheemnan was in her rode when Mn.

Bradley 4.301 and without raving a earl spat in her fee. awl pit her hands upas if to Kilitch her. They elocoed like two inifnriatol sum rolling over the hank together. met Mrs. Bradley met with her injuries from falling over roueti, stony gr a nd.

It we. denied that the elder defendant took any in the tight. Canaille Clerinuan eibeantiatol the. statement in She said that Mrs. Bradley seized her by the hair, and that she kept hitting her until Mn.

Dialler let go. She that her mother wan them, ladling that else did not maw out of the beam. In crew-examination, she said that what oonne. ia- the witnem Rubber had mid about her met her wan untrue. John Foobray, of 12.

Baneett-road. raid that he mw Yes. Bradley on the top of the book." "fer the younger defendant. Caroline Cheenmen went for her and knorked her down the hank. and they both rolled over together.

Witness raid that be maw the while of the inerurrenee. but 3lni. Cheeninan not tome and of the Thin slimpletint the evidence. After a short ininnultation. the Chairman mist the heal eonnailereil that there had been an aamult.

They fully believed Butcher's and field that Urn. ehee.man 11l strike Mr, A Nue of lit 0 each nail midi wan impriainl. malting the sonmint payable lie each defend ant CI In: in elefatilt I I die. hard 1.11.mr. At the requent of Mr.

Brightman the ileterelmde were until th efo the week to lay the money. The cram-mininioun wan dinnureeil. Horse A to Sittionhoo for atilowios to stray the hinhway at Kea in the parkh of Anltura 24th. horte wa. ranarht at II ta.ns, ly rolisw.rwatable who Ghoul it at Sittingbourne the next morning.

awl he admitte.l that it was In. hors, I now 11.1 that tot.) ron.til4, it won if It als.ler'. hor.es. The hworh impraing a OD, of I it awl I a II ro. The money was plot.

Gambling by Boys. root ai LIMA it H. 44tittg t. glsiltr a-Ambling it 11,. 'lwl its4wW.

ittlivw me in .4.4 W. 1. v. th. tb.

he. apath. at 16. 11. e.

In tin afterutpae. I.l..yeee:z Walt :e.e•e.t.ettee• he caught the I ey env 1,.. 4 wring name by awl th et wow tleta h. at I 'lambatna-t. eu w.aa arm.

to the nrIP tab. II and Iki 'I. Turk. r. A pqa 'lt sr 41 ivrevoo.

tl.Oll 1111'16'W ille th Drunkenn tiolk Awl It N. on. h. 1 4is 11.44111. Tnnson that 111- 11..

111.1 6.6.10.911.Y11.• Irian -r by tn. hilTI Ili tin nn.l. mod 1.. km- loon. A it 11-t yo .41 A 114.

41 .1 .614.1 a 0 Ml4llllll f.n tint. tin I min 111.1 lord. Ist def oilt kin .4 Away on et, Sat iontlo 1.1.•••1, I drunk 'Ms w. tii. I 4..

.1111" 1..1.. le twill .10111 1101 II 11. Ito h. $.4 t. 1 oso a )ottua WAWA, IrLO SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, MK ft to th.

Int "krone I being drunk. RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE and 1114,16 11 at 1tt.11114111 .41 Sytur.lny eight. 4 wait foom.l by pan Il kt yyt at i. fl COMPANY r.voi at nu o'Ylnek. drunk.

Repacked 1.4 bet orsintt RAILWAY ACCIDENTS, to go wyy thw wt. Accii)ENT4 or ALL KINDS. 1:111.1. 1 )Y- Prieewr Ale lei. ibilier 4 httle Itoppnik CRS' LI ARILITT.

Capital il.en.),eri. tine eo4n monountel to In 0. but Atltonith the 1419 0 Aga 1 to h.r 4114 1 1 14rTal to file 64, 0011NIIILL. LONDON. 11" Ai .4.10 in the the Royal W.

D. MASSY, Naval It guilty to lrng A. VIAL 1 Secretaries drunk n.I disorderly in Ithie Town ou Sanity evriong. p.m fkm. 4 our l'oliee-condrilde who permed tic.

CAW. enid that priemer had been tamed out of the Jolly Sailor. A woNDERruL and the Fountain. He wns tined 10 including Of aeiren day: hard labour. A petty ofhocr who tr.

BEECHAM'S I'ILLS mid thit prisoner ninudy in dell to Ow relent to the extent of CI therefore no time universally ad. allowed for Phooey had tag been in the omitted to he 'meths venire Inst. um Hos for Bilious A Newl. Manning each Wind and Paln In the atoanaeb, nick Headache. tiliddlness.

Fula', sad ng after s. Meals. dial. us a Dreesimisaa Cold 'lla Flotigaig of Mat of Atl. lituirtases vyabd the Man Ineturbsd Slow, Frightful "--tau agil all iltarata Aa Soo Every wetwar saissob It ind le In owe boa el Yaw, will be websowledwad b.

WORTH OUflhl BOK. To of all ages these are larrablo as few doses of rheas cony off all beacon sod bring ahoot ell rhos is female shirr he without thew is no Medicine to be found rim! to Itseelmoi Pill. for removing any obetructions or imegolartty of tbe sutra. if taro according to the diroctiows given with each bog, they will peon reeler females ol all saes to rood end robust health. This has bees 'mooed by thorands who bat, tried Mari sod Mood re bream shirks are snored ray Wolf NW Far Wrk gtoareh.

Impeired Degaiiikir red GM Disorder of the Lary they set Ilk. mgr. bei doer .111 be found to work wonder oa the reel erase in the human viertitio. 7'hey Liao whole airester retro, roar UM rag SOW I SCROFULA, SCURVY, SKIN DISEASESrImMist bitall bans the keon otto mem fPI MPLES, and .4 kieds its aeltte'n 'eft the 1 beagle the Mb" thyfical rummy of the bourn Mara Tres aro Viten ere marvellous. bridled cootinuelly by amerateof alleiessee of snowy, It Cures 0.1 It eve.

end ere el tiro imarasasee le the Menwee ask Cures iheeretot Parr on the Neck. Deldlitatol le hit PILLS Isms las Lever Corr Ulcerated gore Lees. Solo of soy Patna Airfare in Ike Wired. Corr Illeekherla or Pimplier no the Vane. Morteisin'e Moen IDOMID Iran Cures ficurvy Pone.

Cores Cancerous Ulcers. Ass remedy for Cooglis to goeisel, Arbor Dronebtle Cures Mood and akin Diermanes Affectioas. Hosnienms. Ilbsorer of Cures fliandulez Oppreemon of the Cher Whoring. Lissy Pills Creosol sod elan the Mood from all impure rani unrivalled.

They are the beet ewer offeredeo the Ma or, front sneerer ear arbing imhilf, sad will verily remove that rime of oppression Asthis misting is pleseent to the tare, awl werrented and data-silty breatidag nightly demia the Pre from anything isparloue to she tort dellcre patient of roe. Iset soy parer give iimr.ctuars of arbor set. from inform te old age. the PILLS rad. sad the mon Court oil Proprietors solicit sufferer to Or It a trial to ter Its sea short Uwe be rawer.

vane or Pl.Oll ALL Pare, Prepared only, and sold Vfliresale and Metall. by the Sold in Noires IV each, ad in exatxinieg six Frssas. Itssisissm Mono e. Lorrain, tires 1 each. by on Oberiste earl Pateet la Noun.

id( 1 rein Medicine Vendor throughoot the World or scot no Sad be all sod Po o. i Medicine ffh ipi of as or us by the Warty a.D reerilbsere. 5.11. dinetio ate given with rob Lion Coversits Dave Co Livonia. bog THE BLOOD IS THE WEI WORLD-FAMED SMITH.

Bev to draw atteetioe to Lis Speciality la BLOOD MIXTURE HOT WATER HEATING APPARATUS. EACH of IfeWoostatood Boiler. Pip. Nos: lo sod Damper, Goa Zola Tsp her gayly's' Apporstob 411. Pipet sad Countless.

Spsessr. Mont. B.M. awl Poker. Ptlos is am to hoot Mt by GIL, js 11 6, sett other Su at equity Los Pekes.

Partreages Trateiss Maw amisisliest Ilsteasv's Gas Tiled laarfAs sod Anf Lampe emdf Leap Siailes. Winos MID llamas ur Crwroawrry Tres rim Ns Acr or PI JABEZ SMITH, Ironmonger and Hot Water Engineer, 28 HIGH nun, SITTINGBOURNE. AND AT FAVERSHAM. JAMES HULBURD'S CELEBRATED HOME SMOKED HULBUIVII DILiND, HOISSIWELD, I. ea 71 lb.

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BRAKES AND TRAM OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS ON HIRE. Ifir WEDDING AND PICNIC PARTIES ATTENDED ON THE sHORTEST NOME. sarammum W. D. JACKSON, MILTON MINERAL WATER WORKS.

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have AO IMAM, neraviona bra eatonitted to ruble, att.l the remelt hoe siways been a certificate of their ef.td.arpersfy. or NOTE THE ADDRESS MILTON MINERAL WATER WORKS, Milton-next-Sittingbourne. IMPORTANT TO PICNIC PARTIES AND CYCLISTS. Pk-mo Pnrti. nntl ll'vdiate a vi.itiont wow delinhtfid set fowl tart JACKSON'S MINERAL WATERS nay be at I.llolrtog well-koows liostebiie 1 Three Dopt The akeleneslue KinunAnwn Anne Nneninnx .1:1..

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