The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26 00:00:00

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Of all naisancea, a bad watch is perhaps one of the
worst—it is continually stopping and getting out of
order—costing its owner no end of expense for
!retrain'
sea Yu. 41.• bison It been INA ha
on.
To make this nbieet thoroughly understood, it la
necessary here to state that • good watch is muted the
hest materials, and the workmen employed are those of
rules ler skill, who have bad mvat aspartame at the trade, in
addition to which they take their time to finish every part as
correctly and exact an passible. But in • comnaon article the
price will not adult of much time b.e.lifodevoted to It. menu-
facture, Inferior workmen also are em yet •ho frequently I
leave those part. out of sight in aro and unfinished date,
thereby causing a large amount of wear and tear, and an un-
neceseary amount of friction, a hich must In the end prove
detrimental to its timekeeping. This, of counsel, is only known
to its maker, for a watch may be bad and yet look
good, and for a few month. keep time tolerably well.
This Is emoecially the case with many of the watches that are
made in the country, and is much to be regretted, as it will
In the end lower us in the eyes of the world, who now all look
to England for the beet watches.
From calculations made It has been ascertained that the
coat of repairing • common Watch, a hen it has been In
mar a few years, le often more than the price paid for it
in the first instance; besides the trouble and annoyance It
causer; so that an apparently cheap Watch, may In the end
prove • dear one, If it code se much or more than it. value
In • few years for repairs, and even then the owner has
nothing to Mow for the money but le being constantly misled
r ng the time.
t frequently happens that the makers of inferior Watcbm,
aware of the difficulty of finding purchaser., adopt the expe-
dient of putting the names of eminent manufacturan on them
this practice I. unfortunately very frequently done, and has
mused ue several times to have mow+, to law pseciesdings, in
conaequence of our name being sad; but to be coetinuelly
going to law occmions • grad loss, ai it may perhaps in
mod degree lessen the mil by going publicity to it, and
we would advise all persona about to purse Watches called
" Lemma " to communicate with us and the number, Ix ,
can be trued, and thus insatiate any attempt. of this slemip-
U there is one thing more than another, we should be careful
to obtain good, it mug be that which we ahall always carry
about with us, and have occsaion !several times a day tirz2
upon for he timekeeping. A good article by being e
occasionally (about once every two nano will lad a life-
time, No that alter the ant outlay no further expense will be
Incurred.
The pomession of a good Watch Is an emblem of respectability,
and denotes the position in We of its owner, and moreover it
will dears sell fos its value should the owner at any time wish
to dispom of It.
London has always been eelebrated for the superiority
of its watches, and if we tram back the early history of
Horology, we find that whenever a good welsh was re-
quired it was customary to send to London for one ;
this is still done at the present day, and will always
lamellate while the Londoners keep up the charade: of
their nianufeeture._
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DAMERHAM, WILTS.
I R. HANNICN is favoured with instruo-
L lions to SELF. by AUCTION, on FRIDAY,
13th of MAY, lin, at the COMPASSES INN,
following FRE..HOLD PROPERTY :
ot I.—A COTTAGE and GARDEN, in the oecu-
en of Hanoab Gray, numbered 58 on the Demerit.=
he Map. and oontainiog two perches, more or lee&
ot 2.—A COTTAGE and GARDEN, occupied by
Let White, and cumbered 34 on the sald Mitp,
containing 20 perches.
he above properties will be sold by order of the
t Lew CommeiMoners, and subject to nab condi-
. am will be oroduend at the time of salel
IT further particulars, apply to Mews. Dewey and
Solicitors, Fordingbridgo and Ring wood.

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