The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-07-17 00:00:00

THE IRON TRADE.

DRESSING THE HAIR.

miss MANNING haring had great experi-
I_ sties it getting up Lsdies and Children's hair,
continues to send her infallible MKT1101) and MATE-
MIALS to make the HA'S CURL... non as applied.
Imparting raquieite beauty, and keeping it wavy, colt,
glossy, and in curl, armn any position, in all weathers,
eve. though it posoes•es no natural inclination to do to,
ate *oat of Id per ask. This elegant preparath nis
KIN ia universal repute for it• unprecedented tweets in
elleanoing, strenthenang, and beautify ninth.- bunion hair.
Laro *heels of t,otimoniale and full direction, ore sent
with each parcel Of materials, post fist! for 1.1 %temps.—
Addrest, Milli A. If., Mr. Sarin'., Stationer, Domino.,
Eliseo ; or •pply to my agent, Mitt Yates, Fancy Reposi-
tory, 8, Highntre.t, Kidderminster.

A BRANCH
/1. House icon.
Opened in London
for the sale of this
Remedy,which has
been in use in
America overthirty
years.
lii. pleasant to
take, and is sate in
all eases; it soothes
the child and gives
it rest, softens the
all pain or spasmodic action, and is

BURK TO ROWVLATr 1.115, y0U,1,11
Depend upon it, Mothers, it will give rest to yourselvee
sod
RILIEY Awn HEALTH TO TOUR I, . .
It will almost inetastly relieve Griping in tb• Bowels
red Wind Colic, and we believe it is the best awl Runlet
eriewedy is the world in Allem. of Dysentery end Diaer.
bee in Children, whether misieg from teething or other
name. We hav• hundreds of teatimosials from America
and ffughisd. He wire wol mk for Hot It slow 's
JboltiNN Aleyride hair ls lie I), bottle —lt ii sold by
614 ...hem* dealers, eith fell dire,tiour :—Ask your
shouileto fur ens of•• Mrs. Wirslow.s F,milv Almanacke."
Principal Us.,VU6, High Loudon.

WOLVIERHANIPTOY, Welintaday.

The works in South Staffordshire and in the
immediate neighbourhood of Wolverhampton
have been all at :a stand-still from the occur-
rence of Wolverhampton Fair, and there was
not a very larje attendance of ironmast,rs at the
town's 'Change on Wednesday. The transac-
tions spoken of were not very numerous, hut
still both first and second class makers are
somewhat better off for orders, and speak hope-
fully of the future. From what could be gath-
ered, very little can be done in rails in South
Staffordshire at the present prices. The trade
in pig iron was pretty firm, and now that the
pig makers are alive to the wisdom of adopting
all the latest improvements in blast furnaces,
the trade is likely to he much bettor than it has
I been for a long time past in pig iron.

The trade at present remains in a very quies-
cent state, and the hopes of a revival after quer.
ter-day have not been realised. The attend.
ance at the Birmingham Fachang,e on Thursday
was not numerous, and the business done coin•
paratively unimportant.
The trade of North Staffordshire is if altered
at all, less animated, and is decidedly so with
regard to the home demand for general mer-
ehant iron, which is singularly languid. There
is a slight enquiry for rails, and a few orders
have been received for plates and angle iron.
The general languor of course influences the
market for pig iron, of which there has been
less than usual sold for this quarter's delivery.
The getting of ironstone has been diminished
in concepienee of unremunerative rates, atel
the opportnuity has been embraced slightly to
Im.rden the ratea. The North Staffordshire coal
and Iron company have given their colliers no.
Ice of a drop ut the rate oi wages.

LOY-4:4 5-90-04,
1,411 alla!