James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1883

SUTTON'S GRASS SEEDS FOR CRICKET GROUNDS. A susedat Kennington Oval, Lord's, Oxford, Cambridge, Cheltenham , Marlb'rough a n d N U M E R O U S o t h e r W E L L-K N O W N C r i c k e t G r o u n d s. F r o mC. W . ALCOCK, Esq., S e c r e t a r , S u r C o u Cricket Club. K e n n i n g t o Oval, Aug.2. -"T h e com- mittee desire m eto saythat t h e yh a v e e v e r y r e a s o n to b esatisfied w i t ht h e G r a s sS e e d s youhavesup- plied for this groundduring the last few years." Complete instructions on the formation and improvement of Cricket Grounds , Gratis andPostFree. SUTTON& SONS: The Queen's Seedsmen ,Reading , Berks . " Old Dr. Jacob Townsend's " Sarsaparilla . (I N T H ER E DA N DB L U EW R A P P E R ). ChiefD e p o t-131 , F L E E TS T R E E T, L O N D O N . T H EB L O O DP U R I F I E R . Forall impurities of the blood . This extraordinary medicine has a singular influence over the blood , which it enriches and purifies . It removes all pimples andblotches , cures indigestion , with its thousand phases of suffering , strengthens the debili- tated frame, builds up the broken constitution , and, in fact , acts like a charm. As as a sustaining , purifying tonic it is invaluable , and highly recommended in long standing cases of indigestion , nervousness , coughs , scrofula , gout, dropsy , and wasting of the flesh and is greatly assisted by the Pill . G. C, Kernott , M.D. , L.S.A. , London , says :--" I strongly recommend it in cutaneous diseases and all impurities of the blood." A family or sea -chest , containing one dozen 11s . bottles , for £5 10s ., a saving of 22s. The half -chest , £3. These are specially packedfor Colonists and others . C A U T I O N.-Fraudulent imitations are being sold , the genuine is sold only in red and blue wrapper, with the Doctor's head in the centre . N OO T H E R G E N U I N E . Sarsaparilla inbottles-2s.6d., 4s. 6d., and11s. O F A L LC H E M I S T SA N DS T O R E K E E P E . D i r.3 8 4 5 e 1 9.