The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-04-08 00:00:00

CEADLEY HEATH, HALESOWEN, & PISTRTCT cIIRONICT,E,

REGISTERAD FOh
1 TRANSMISSION ARROAD. I

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.

tui OP TRU INViNTOR AND MARIM, AiD

40 PER CHET.

4 4
LEVER'S WATCHES,
for surpass thosef sr/ other English Manufseths
rer Opinions of the Press.

SILVER WATCHES .. £1 0 0
tiOLD WATCHES £2 10
WARRANTED TOWN MADE,

Watches of every description from the plainest to the
finest quality.

FRANCIS HENRY LEVER, the eminent
and Old Eatablisbed London Watch Maker, in
• again calling the attention of be public to his Watches,
which are now known thronghout the World, begs to
return thanks for the patronage he has received during
the past fifty years.
These Watches are well made and finely finished, they
are extremely elegant, are guaranteed to keep correct
time, cannot get out of order, will Met a lifetime, and
ere quite equal in every respect to Watches that are sold
in the coutry at double the price.
Every Watch warranted, and sent free and side by Post
(on receipt of a remittance), carefuily packed in wood
boxes, made exprceslv for postal trent/Mahlon, and regis-
tered at the Post Office to insure their safety.
Watches of decry description at a Fair and liecoorable
Fria.

FROM 50, ROYAL
.TE.I.IRASE,.O.ROBVENOR PARK

LoNDOIv, s

AA th. punkas* of a Walsh may le the set of a lib.
tine, it is ridable to bog • Good rite* 'Web will be
found the 'heaped in the end MI. Lavaa's reputation
sod his WaWhee are alike known ell over the World, end
therefore purchasers wiil consult their own interest in
buying • good artscle of sa rrouarnt London Manufer.
toter.

Of all DOiIIIDCOII. a bad watch is perhspe one of the
wont,—it is continually stopping and getting out of
order,—costang iti owner no end id expense for repairs,
and even then the lime at keeps can never be depended
OD.

lo make this subject thoroughly understood, it is
necessary here to state that a good Watch so made of the
heat materials and the workmen employed are those of
superior skill, who have had great experienceat the trade,
111 addition to which they take their time to Mush every
part as correctly and esaet as possible; but in • common
article, the price will not admit of much 111:00 being de-
voted to its manufacture, inferior workmen also are em-
ployed, who frequently leave thoae parts out of sight in
s rough any unfinished state; thereby causing a large
amonnt of wear and tear, and an unnecessary amount ef
friction, which must in the end prioiv detrimental to its
timekeeping! this of [CUM, 001:, known to Ito welter,
for a Watch ma, be had aud yet look good, and fore few
months keep time tolerabry well; which is especially the
case with many of the It Aches that are made is the
country, at, is much to be regretted as it will in the end
lower us in the eyes of tire World, who now all look to
England for the heat Watches.

The rel Lion there are no few really good and expert.
'need watchmaker. living in country place., is that as
soon a. they get a good knowledge of theii business, they
settle in London, or sothe oth, r large ell, where rhf y
have a better optc,tunity of air proving themselves and
bettering their conliti.n than they souid in obscure
',wintry towns. Many of these in their own native places
have the reputation of necog really competent workmen,
but when they arrlVe in London, they are found to require
many years of improsenieut, before they can even be en-
trusted to repair a good London tlatch—a tact that will
show bow touch wore competent tows workmen are,
compared with their brethren living in rural districts,
and proves that Loudon Watchm•liers really deserve the
world wide reputation they have no honourably earned
ter themselves.

Prom ecrulations made, it hes been ascertained that
the c„et of ,epa,,,off a c.,ILIDOb %%etch, when it hae been
in wear • few )ears, is often 141le than the price paid
f3r it in the first instance; besides the trouble and an.
noyartee it causes, so that an apparently cheap Watch
may In the end prove • dear one, if it ‘.oate as much or
more than its value in slew ycar. fur "Taira, and veen
then the owl.ei has nothing to show for the money, but
is being constantly misled regarottg the time.

It frequently happens that the makers of inferior
W•tehes aware of the dculty of finding porchuers,
adopt the expedient of patung the names of entimint
atensfeetarer• oa theia—tkus preened Is aufortunstely
very frequeetly dose, sod Ms sensed as several time, to
have recourse to low preeeedange, to comiegnmage of .or
name bell. sea : but to bo eontlasally 'wag to law,
oeeacone • great loess, so it may perhaps in some degree
lessen the evil by giving publicity to it, and we would
advise al persons about to porch... %Vetch,' called
" Lavine" to comtnunicate with us. and the number,
• can be traced and thus frustrate any alter Its of
this description.

If there is one thing more than another, we should be
careful to obtain good. it must be that which we shall
always carry about with us; and bate occasion several
times a day to rely upon for its tirn••kreping. A good
article by b, :he cleaned occasionally oibout once every
two yeare, Ot last a lifetime, so that after the &rat outlay
no further expense will be incurred.
The posse,ion of a good Watch lean emblem of res-
pectsbnity, and denotes the position in lite of its owner.
and monitor it will always sell for its value, should the
owner at any time wish to dispose of it.
London has always been celebrated for the superiority
of its Watches, and if we trace back the early history of
Horology. we find that whenever a good Watch was re-
quired it was customary to rend to Loudon for one, this
is still done at the present day. and will always continue
while the Londoners keep up the choracter of their
manufacture.

The confidence the pubic have in London made
Watches, is not misplaced, their itieeriority is so well
known, and without aLutt, when a fair and reasonable
price is paid, a watch may be had that can be depended
on for its exact performance.

SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1871.

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