The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1896-05-23
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WINDOW lnat mas 81 chron Ter ~ II.
Il 2.yous ask g man the time, and his
watch is wrong, he is Invariably going
/ to the matchmaker that very day Ia
have it mt in order. No one has any
idea of keeninp tho nnrract,.ss = inc al,
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= yyou nave O. TREND. IN the raj road
business and stop him inthe street with
friendly Hello. old. fellow, what $
the time? You always have it correct, :
he Will haul out his tlmepiece with an
important ar and give the hour il a
voice that shows he knows what time il
10 ana that ne IS never wrong. "a
square or two farther on you chance to
meet another friend III the same line Of
kuSinpSN Won saSlr hiffa Il ha time rprca;y,ea
an answer, smile to yourself and pass As ::
on on. There was ten minutes difference.
between '''' them m Every time the state
house Dell strikes TIL 9 hundred nlen pull
cut thei ll Watches with confident air
OF pelne correct and put them bacE
with an expression OF extreme surprise.
we all i've, flourish and die IN tine,
Ont no ono keeps the correct immediate mn 1
record s'cl OF the moments mon that beat ont
Slowly ana surely tue limit o. longevity
An an experienced leSveler and watch
MAKER max When asked the reason why Sc
rev people Kept good time, said that
nlhe-lenths q the causes OF pad running NJ 6
Watches 1 was due to carelessness and
lsregniarity IN Winding. A. 81 watch
should 9 eee wound at the-sanle time
every Gay, end 1t ought to be regulated
On enc day every week at the noon
hour. When ; both hands come together.
Inc 1lnest watches cannot pc made 5IeT;
rect, and the fest way to, detect any
ON erence between the two hands IS 70
reset them at u O'Clock, and !. # they
are not exactly together make them so SO
Dy holdlng the longer ana Winding the
hour hand up to 1t.
An expensive JeWeled watch ranging
from 5000 to $1,000 is very seldom II
good running, order simply becanse the
owner is afraid to let q jewele1> t;sln9eI
with 1t and does not dare touch It hiaa-
self i. -.
In 9 large city corr ect time, absolutely
correct t.ne, lSa matter between some
Dozen or Two CT men VINO follow almost
every stroke. OF. tho pendulum, aud cor.
rect ths1r thermometers with IS ss..35tlcl
| aa1 " rega iarIty as Captain Cutie did his
lannon's t11nep1eco. Women are SAID &c
be the most careless IL the attention &c
watches. q lady has 9 watch pI +: G
her 1h.y q e4tleas1a;i friend ant! .yoitin-
tarlly promises 20 Keep " u. slse way
best running o-der. lie gentlemen
lrlena-h;;s his 11isgiv!nss on hat se]rs
| put lie gets the 9eWe.er topHt ltHla a aos,(s
shape couple oI weeks ai,ead a.sd giaefo
| upon hands 'toyer to the Lady. NOW
that watch has been running, like ;9:clsro'
| noneter until tho far owner gets hold
OF It. The ilrst thing she does IS to 10