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TIFE CHINA MAIL.

How the Game Can Be Made Popular.

Frominent Player Opinions.

WHAT DYSPEPTICS SHOULD

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A PHYSICIAN'S ADVICE. TNUIGESTION and practically al stomach trouble are, nine times out of too, thue to acidity; therefore stomach sufferers should, whenever posal In the spring the young wan's fancy ble, avoid oating food that is acid in its said to turn to thoughts of Jove, but nature, or which by chemical action in tho tais season be has evidently fareskon his stomach durolops scidity. Unfortunately, such a rule eliminates moat, foods which first.sima habit and turned his mind to are pleasant to the taste as well as those

which are rich in bloud Hosh and nor Under gned has received intrue thoughts of cricket. Every newspaper building properties. Tuls is the

f'has been filled with the ery of the cricket why dyspeptics and stomach sufferers are reformer during the past weeks, and out usually so thin, enaciated and lacking in ut the babel of voices no settles that vital energy which can only come from For boneft of theey wall-fed body. the scheme seems likely to merge. I in sufferers who have been obliged to exclude multitude of sellors there is from their diet all starchy, sweet or fatty safety, cricket ought to be as sale as the food, and are trying to keep a misers blo Bank of England, but as each one seems existence on gluten products, I would sug any food which or foods

you may like in moderata to be propounding a now and crigisagost that you should try a meal of plan for bringing the game more in cut- mount, taking immediately afterwards This will formity with modern requirements the half a teaspoonful of bisutated anguesia

mers like chaos the little hot or cold water.

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ntesult so far is

order.

There is, of course, the old-fashioned gentlemen who in their cloistered seclu sion seem to be living in a world of their own-s world of make-believe quite cut od touch with reality. These genial oil sportsine assure us gravely, with a shake of their head, that there is nothing wrong with the game, and that to touch it is to

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Bentraliss any acid which may be prossut, or which may be formed, and instead of the usual feeling of messicers and fulnes, you will find that your food agrees with Blaumated magnesis ir you periostly,

atacid known. It is not a medicine, and doubtless the best food corrective and has no direct action on the stomach; but by neutralising the acidity of the food oon- touts, and thus removing the sourcy of the acid irritation which inflames the delicate stomach lining, it does more than could despoli They look upon the book possibly be done by any drug or medicine. rules as suured, and any attempt to touch

is a physician I believe in the use o them-even in improving their grammar medicine whenever noceary, but 1 -is sheer sucrilege! They ever forget dmit that I cannot seo the sense of desing stomach with the fact that these rules are not then indamed and irritated

druge instead of getting rid of the acid- original rules of cricket, that they have cause of all the trouble. Get a little been allered again and again, and that nisurated magnesia from your chemist, pat there is not a single phrase of the original what you want at your boxs mes, take ome of the bisurated magnesia as directed roles now standing.

ibove, nad on if I'm not right.

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TWO-THIRDS OF THE TROCBLE—FINANCE.

Then others toil us that the game is all right, and that the public is all wrong. Very likely. We fancy we hava bear all this before, but if the people at least know what they want, and if one des not give them something af what they want, they will bid good-by to the game.

Either we want the public or we th not we do not want the public patronise the game, the matter is simpl enough, but then, of course, that mean the gnd of county cricket. County eric

Deuble and Single Bedsteads, Bookennes, Tin-lined Box Couch, Arm Chairs, Singer's Suwing Machino. Dressing Tables, Wash standa, Tuilet Set Record Cabinets, Ste.

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Ou View from Monday, the 5th May. GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer.

Hongking. April 30, 1913.

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scribers and gate money; incoed, sur. thirds of the trouble now is simply tha of finance. Last season only two coun ties paid their way, and uren so wosh

a county as Yorkshire loss £1,000. I w could always depend upon dry summus the majority of the counties might con tinue to pay their way without makin; appeals to the charitable instincts of th rich vu in their district, but in thi variable climate fine summer's only com new and again, and therefore sensibl people will do what they can to cope with the weather as they find it.

resuming play at

must

the first available

ule after rain that all will be well, and that the public will flock to the game

n its thousa

I agree Hunt all these things are neces ary, but they are not sufficiat even if hey could be accomplished. His remedy

not equal to the disease. It is true that many our cricketers are lazy, ia-. loleut, lackadaisical, and what not, but

were they always, and so will they always be. Those defecte may, and in leed ought to be, modified, and as far possible eradicated, but supposing them

without any less of time, nven then you swept away and the game conducted would only be at the beginning of the reform that will bring the game into real and lasting popularity.

1. 6. STEEL AND LEG PLAY, Next we come to A. G. Steel, a crie keter, whose name was better known 2

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chronic state of bankruptcy,

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blano on the leg play of many of our famous batten. and he instees he case of P E Warner and C. B. Fry.. Now Mr. Sted is a distinguished etic- keer, neul pue woubi naturally think in followed that he was a very observant man; but a very little entsideration will show that while he is right about Fry and Warner using their legs to defend their wickets, he apparently forgets that

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