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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Boys Meeting will assemble at Carroll Hall
this Saturday morning.
Methodist Protestant Church.-Sunday school at
g15 a. M. Preaching at 1880 a. IN. and 80 p. m.
at $50 D. m A. ID. Melvin, Pastor.
Centenary NJ E Church.-sunday school at 9.l5
a. m. Preaching at 1880 a. m and 80 p. m Jun
ior League at 80 p. m. Epworth League at 6.lo
D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 80 p: m
Joel Brown, Pastor.
81 Johns Church, Rev. Father Cassidy, Pastor
Sunday-Low Mass at 7.l5 and High Mass al 10 Il.
m: NeSpcrs at 80 p. m During the week-Mass AT
.. m.
Uniontown Lutheran Charge-Communion ser
vices will be held at 10 m. as follows: Mt Union,
April 2S; Emmanuel tBaust's) May .; ST. Paul
Gniontewn) May 10. Preparatory services ON the
previous saturdays, respectively, at $50 p. m
G W. BaughmaH Pastor.
st Pauls Reformed Church-Sunday School at
ql5a m Divine service at 1880 III. and $50 p. m.
Calvin s. Slagle, Pastor.
Carroll Charge Reformed Church, enjamin's
Church-Sunday school at $50 p. m. Divine service
at 2S0pm St Matthew Church-Sunday School
H. J. Macalister. Pastor.
salem Charge Lutheran Chureh.-St Benjamin's
Church-Sunday SchoOlat Ia. m. Holy Communion
al 10 IL m. Preparatory service ON saturday previ-
ut $50 a. m. No preaching. Preaching on Thurs
day and Friday evenings, May ii and Sd, at 80 p.
IN. Preparatory service on saturday ith, at 80 p.
m. CatechiSe at $50 p. IN. Holy Communion on
: \. Diehi, Pastor
Grace Lutheran Misunderstanding at lO.30 a IN.
and 80 p. Morning subject, Keeping the sab
hath Holy Evening, The Pearl Of treat Price
Y. z. : e. l. al G.4H =. IN. =. II. Miller, Pastor
Ascension Church.-April 2Sth, second sunday
after Easter. Celebration of Holy Communion Al
- Morning Service and sermon at 1880. Even
song and sermon at 80. baily-Holy Communion
az :. Evensong At >. except Wednesday, We'd
ncSlay-Litauy at =. EvenSong and Instruction at
Jesse Higgins. Rector.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
The Trend Of immigration

The Memphis Commercial saf, The
Commercial Appeal has hesa aNorct 18th
memorandum from ihs kagssss CITY, Port
Scott aud Memphis Rai.road ehsch cunasuI-
sl,,olaiely che ides. yhai iLg trend 81 iuim,.sra
tom {. 1ov .oufhuard DE- December Isyf
- cars OF household goods ser- Shipped 81
,ho Memphis direc,ion from haasas tl;F. %
she succeeding JANUARY az esrS. aHd Be- t~Ir
runry rs ears The aggregate i0s the thrive
winter months 9as 2li eaa. iae5 .hip
ineuf. did net, ii course. originate a. Kansas
City, hut an nnalss5s al thu .hiparai- reveals
ihe ino-i importaui tasi thar 8! che @95 ears.
III were started from iowa, IS irom Nebraska,
az lrom Northern Mesoar. - irDm Kansas.
Iq from Illinois, Il from the bakotas. 10 from
Minnesota aud from other Slafe-- ia- I-a
yerg aand .hpsiaz ior lhe quarter bert airer.
Iaaaarf and FetFuary bai Ihe showing for
March Is even be,i-s. ~ What month "a
ears 81 household soeis Uege shipped from
Nausas Cts. ~ which H4 ar1c from lows. g.
from Missouri. u flum Nrtrl,ha, p i1m
Kansas s : from ILLINOIS. from gae baapta-
aud fruui other pCints Uf these shipments
hi household go0ds nearly every cssr was la thr
direction i Memphis This = ,hc rNbjiat nt
oniv uur Of the hines running into Memphis.
Can aat eHc daaby iU yicW 10 these h98n'-.
that the trend ID immigration is soHlhsaCd
and thsi the sarmers If ihe Northwest hayr
concluded life 90 De- preferable unfiet fAr
genial -bis.. of the South
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
For Calamity Howlers

Nothing better tell. the story Of the beucb
ciai effects Of free raw material Tor the wooden
industries Of the country than the aHucance
meni by the leading manufacturer AZ Law
renee that the schedule Of wages paid pri0- 90
the reduction Ia March, 1894. bad been re-
stored. The increase amounts % 30 aua -
per cent and Is entirely voluntary. L effects
The mills IN Haeerhiil, Andoyer. North An-
dover and Franklin Falls a. vel as Lawrence.
and the firm operating ihem IS NOT alone the
FIRST 10 the WOODEN manufacturing business iu
the New England States. bat the largest iu
the country. The new tariff then IS NOT crush.
ing ont the pool manufacturers, ss the bish
claimed would follow b. enact
meni. On the contrary. the mills are running
day and night they are being enlarged. wages
are better and consumers purchase better
goods ~ lower prices
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27

Owing 10 pressure Of advertisements We
issue small supplement to this number Of
The ADVOCATE, for it is our intention ionot let
advertisers eneroaeh on space allotted to read
ing matter.
IN the supplement are several very interest
ing articles on the leading questions Of the
times In il will be found the President :
letter on sound money written 10 a Chicago
committee: an address BY Charles II. Clark on
sound money. from the bimetaliie standpoint,
and criticism Of Senator P. J. Bennett $
mortgage tax proposition and some remarks
on reassessment. Everybody should read
these articles. 50 that they may the better I'M
derstand the subjects treated. Miller Bros.
occupy the first page with an anniversary an
noueement
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Get at Emu

BY the Poet Laureate Of Westminster
Get al en- Get at en- the heart-stirrine cry
Arose from The stand and the Blcachers.
The Orioles sworc they would do or would die.
And victory Shone i'm their features
They played winning bali an inning or two
Their opponents played better Dad iat 'cm
Well Well The Birds did the best they could DO
But alas twas the "phillies got at 'em e.
-ipf3 lea. o.
To the memory Of the first gamc-April 18TH 1895
Baltimore g. Philadelphia
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waco Advaneed il New Jersev.

TRgxrox. n. J.. April 2l.-Samaci X. Viii
son. the millionaire wool manufacture, whose
employees have been on q strike for the past
seven weeks for the restoration Of the second
ten per cent, reduction made in their wages
iastlall met delegation Of the striking weayers
today, aud consented TO their demands. The
mills viii resume operations next Monday.
About seven hundred operatives work for Mr.
Wilson
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27

The Methodist Episcopal Bishops of the
entire world are in session al Carlisle, Pa.
There are II present now, aud Th0me Of
India Is expected by the next steamer.
The postofiice at Nyack. New York. was
entered by burglars on Monday night aud
robbed of $500 in money and stamps.
Thomas ). Borden, Of Fall River, Mass, is
a delaulfer to the Meiacomet aud Anawm
mills.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27

The Martinsburg West Virginia States
man SAYS Our wooden mill and knitting
mills never ENJOYED such degree OF prosper
inv. though the Independent and the Herald
both predicted Sudden and certain destruction
10 our industries and starvation 70 oar people
should the Wilson tariff bin pass.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27

Carroll county ba- one million of dssar
invested IN Baltimore Civ Il Balamese w'ii
invest one-ienti * thai >am 20 the Wcstmiu-
,ser aad Union Malls Electric Railway, the
connecting Gnk between the Bal,.Hene fois
terstewn line aud toe Gettysburg lire, ihe clay
would have an electric bne running So Gel
lyshuFg. which would not oply h. paving
Investment Aui wouid hs q; great advantage
- the eiir.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
The Silver Question in Missouri

sEpAIIA. No. April 25.-Tbe evening
Democrat. Of this city has interviewed mem
hers Of the Missouri Legislature on the silver
question and today published the answer to
the question:
Are You in favor Of the free coinage of
silver bv the United States at the present
ratio?
Five Republican and seven Democratic Sen
ators answered in the affirmative and four Re-
publican Senators in the negative.
In the House II Republican aud "A Demo
cratic Representatives replied in the ailirma
tive, and IA Republicans, Democrats and ,
Populists in the negative.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
DIED

NJ cbarar fa- H,.15ao.s ond TAt'ts 15iiear'e, Grd
Isr4-s srggf. I ifGr
AZ Rei,tcrsiown Md. on April ~ ISsi sarah \.
nf Isaac Gore.
ON April 70 l,zn. in Baltimore Nd. Joseph Hes
age,i n yearS Interred nc nccr Park Church on
Monday .Si instant
Near Manchester. Nd. ou April l., tSti. Mrs
Auna Catharine agt,l - ycar,. month and u days
relsj IL the late Jacob Krent1er.
AZ Wooilerry Md. on April ~ ISO, Nrs sarah
Hailr,,k in her 9Th year wife Of Henry iiolhrn"k
oft FiukShur~ Md She was born July l. isis
Dear mother thy Sunerings are Ger.
Thy r.si r peaceful AMI sweet
Thou hast gone "a that beautiful sh0re.
Whore al the redcgmcd shall met
VI T. ".
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27

The Western Maryland Railroad Company
has reduced passenger rates on IFS line from
Glen Morris to Baltimore, 10 meet the cheaper
fares on the electric line from Glsndon and
Reistersiown. Cheaper fares win result in
increased travel
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27

The towboats Onward and l. n Bunton
struck the Norfolk and Western Railroad
bridge at Kenoya, West Virginia, early Tues
day morning, wrecking Is barges and sinking
10000 bushels OF coal. The loss will amount
10 about $50. coo.
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GPECIAL BARGAINS FOR
- APRIL.
Westminster, Md.

esls Ladies fin Dongola Shoes..-.sl.5o -Sa
Every pare positively wurth 50.
szs- Childrens Shoes, sizes 25 zoe -S5s
Gents Unlaundried Neglge
Shirts. every one worth -,
aIs0 and made like yer mother sSs
makes them, cut long aud
with long sleeves, n yoke
and double sewed. only. soc
Mems Working Shiris............ ice
Sss- A Bargain in Sweaters. Mems va
aud Boys sizes......-......... PC
s<y- a better grad. nice soft gnds... 45c-yss
Mems Wool Hats.............. 25e
ssFr 200 oy the best Parlor Matches lc~Ss
s. gal Oil Can. with pump aud
seg- lamp filler. al complete. s7e-ssa
Worth sl.5O
And many other things We
ssl hayn't space IN mention. "a
Remember our special bar
ns7E1 gain Sales, asa
SATURDAYS.
81 our Special Announcements
pa in the Sentinel. ga
Yors for Bargains.
ga NEW YORK BARGAIN Ss
HOUSE.
aes Department Store Ss
liw. Main street.
ss es
Westminster. Md,
Rre 7. ". MATTHER. APP 6 -sSa
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MARRIED.

At - John, church, Westminster, Md, on April
l.. Iss5 by Rev. Father Cassidy. Joseph Donneliy
ami Miss Annie Lacy, both of Westminster. Nd.
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DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
nLACK ANn cOL6RFn.

BLACK AND CoLdFrD.
Crcpuus. the most desirable fabric
af the SEASON ia BLACK and all the
popular shade 10 - cis. - cts.
81 aui sizes
Black and Navy Diagonal, aud
>crg,s 50 fashionable for Skirts
special Value a. 51 ceRis yart
Better grades st IS ris., Is cts, 81,
New Mclangr Txec,ls g. iuche-
side, Ia uew miNiurrs, - c,'uIs q
yarl. this season Par, Novelty
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
ITO THE CITIZENS OF WEST
/ MINISTER.

Having been solicited by number Of the
citizeus Of Westminster To become = candidate
for the Mayoralty, | have consented To do 81.
aud If elected viii discharge the duties of the
Office TO the hest Of my ability and in the best
interest of the people, and further, ! would
say thar am not committed to any person.
persons or corporation in the administration
of any part of the city government, and will
not he. and viii have only the best interest Of
the city in view al all times.
Respectfully,
an27 Ii MICHAEL. L. WALSH
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll coun-
ty will meet at their office, in Westminster,
on the first MONDAY and TUESDAY and. the
third MONDAY in MAY, 1895. for the trans
action of business
BY order. JOHN }. REESE.
an27 Clerk.
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Ladies' Capes and Jackets.
SPECIAL.

Onr lot of Ladies Jackets in
Black. Tan and Nav, at $500
actuany worth Sl.Ol.
large collection 81 New Wash
Goods, the very best STYLES IN thu
market. including Percales, Lawns,
iaconcts, nimi,ies. Cambries,
Ducks. Ginghams. Etc. al % ~
cent, a Yard. Also the new Figured
PeQnes. very fashionable, NJ - ceuts
Yard.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27

Tbc supreme CouH of the United States
will rehear the lncoae iaX case,ou Nay =,
and ii Is quite likely The former aeci>ioa ssh
d.. reversed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-04-27
FRIDAY and S ATU r D A Y
JUNE IA and Is, 1895,
FRIDAY, JUNE IA.

FRIDAY, JUNE IA.
lst-Running Raec, mile dash, purse,
siOi. LIT S75, u So.
2d-Trotting. minute class, purse, STA;
lst SIS, ID $50. Sd SO.
Running Race. mile heats, IN =,
purse. SIPS; lst SI0O. 2d SIS.
ilh--TrOtting Race, go class. purse. Sl.b;
i,i SlO9. 2d $50, Sd $50
SATURDAY, JUNE 10.
l<t-Running Race. mile DASH purse
SluO; Isl $50. "a SIS.
2d-rrotting Race, :. 40 class, purse, Slaa;
Isl S75. 2d $50, Sd $50
Sd-Running Race, mile heats, IN ),
purse. Sl25: lst SlOo. ID S25.
ith-Trutting and Pacing Race. free for all,
purse. 500; LIST Sl25. "a $50, 3d S25.
Entrace Fee per cent. Of purse; winners
IN pay ) per cent. additional; five or more To
enter and three 10 start. A horse distaneing
the field or aav part thereof viii receive but
one money. All entries must be accompanied
by entrance fee. Entrance closes June sth
To q clock. y. M. Sealed proposals will be
received at the Office OF the Secretary for
privileges For further information address
the Secretary, Westminster. Md
GENERAL ADMISSION, p CENTS.
VEHICLES. Is CENTS.
The association reserves the right to post
pone or declare off any race. All trotting
races will be hest 3 in d.
No liquor will he sold on the grounds. The
races will be under the rules Of the National
1r0tiing Association.
p. J. BENNETT. President
JOHN +. STONESlFER. Secretary.
anp- III
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Several New York green goods men have
been arrested in Philadelphia, Pa.
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1.-TWO MEN WANTED. Can clear $50
Il per month. Send p cents in stamps for
Samples aud Terms We give Exclusive
Territory. None but good, reliable men
need answer Address
JACOBS X BOYD.
King and Edgar streets,
ap27 st York, Pa.
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Make Us a Visit.

Make Us a Visit.
We Invite every reader sf ihr>r
columns to take stroll through Oar
Stores iust 60 see the many new and
beautiful ;hiugs daily displayed over
our counters. and the Wonderful
Values we are Offering in our several
departments
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DEBRIS.
Some of our Special Attractions
Below.

SINS SiikS SILKS,
Ju-i received ucw line 81 Real
kai kai silk. su styii>h for Waists.
si - crR,s q ward
Renl Hahuti Japanese SILK iu
black AMI Cream, Ncr, Special
Faiur al - crnts . ward.
Mes lime 81 Black Figured Taifria
Silk. - inches wide al = events;
these are splendid Values, and ta~i
sellers. see ,hem ~ eucv.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-15

M. Joseph Bertrand, the we'll
known French academician and per
manent secretary of the Academy of
Sciences, lately celebrated his gold
en- wedding. The circumstances I'M
der which he became engaged to his
wife form a romance surprising the
most lively efforts Of the sensational
novelist.
In 1912, soon after the opening of
the Versailles railway, Admiral Du-
mont d'Urville, a distinguished Off
Ger, famous for the discovery of the
Venus of Milo, as we'll as for many
more strictly professional exploits,
was travelling from Paris with his
charming young bride and his pri-
waite secretary. A heated axle set the
carriage on fire, and, according to the
then prevailing custom, the doors
were locked. The secretary escaped
through the window and did his best
to rescue the other two. Admiral
Dumont d'Urville thrust the fainting
lady out of the narrow aperture into
young Bertrand's arms, crying:
"Save her! Save her, my friend, and
marry her!' An instant later the
blazing woodwork fell in upon the
gallant old sailor, and he was speed
lily reduced to a cinder. The secre-
tary fulfilled his dying masters in
functions and two years later led
the widow to the altar. Besides Nine.
Bertrand he retains another souvenir
of that tragic day in the shape of a
scar across the nose where the red
hot debris of the carriage left an in
delible mark.-St. James Gazette.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-15
Odd Preferences In Plows.

Manager Frank M. Whitney of the
Newcastle pillow works, talking tc
your correspondent, made a curious
assertion. He said:
Pillows I made differently for
certain counties and states. The
tendency of a son is to use the same
kind of a plow used by his father.
In Lawrence county the use of the
left handed plow is almost the rule,
but in Mercer county the right hand
plow is used, and this unaccounta.
BILE difference in the kind of pillow
used extends to other states in the
Union. In central and eastern Penn.
sylvania the left handed pillow is
used, and wherever the Amish Ger.
man farmers have emigrated from
this country the sons are almost sure
to S the left handed pillow. We
would never dream of sending a left
handed plow to Michigan; neither
would we to Ohio. Among German
people only left handed plows are
used, while the reverse is the case
with the people from Mexico and 1t.
ally. cannot tell why it is so, bat
it is. "-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-15
AMERICAN ASTRONOMERS.
Great Work Done In Recent Years VIII
Places This Country In the Front RAJ

Great Work Done In Recent Years Whicl
Places This Country In the Front Rank.
In no branch of science has this
country made greater progress dur.
ing the last quarter of a century
than in astronomy. Whether COM
pared with the work accomplished
here III previous years or with that
Of England, France, Germany or It.
ally since 1870, our own record for
this period stands out prominently
IN astronomical discovery.
More comets, asteroids and binary
stars have been discovered by Amer.
lean astronomers than by those OF
all other countries put together. The
two satellites Of Mars were first seen
by an American astronomer, as was
J~upiter'g fifth moon. Nor was this
work due entirely to tho advantage
Of superior telescopes. Most of the
new comets and asteroids were dis
covered with Instruments inferior
To the best ones in service across the
Atlantic.
1t is not denied, however, that the
great rcfracting telescope On Mount
Hamilton has been of great service.
From a little pamphlet just issued
by the director of Lick observatory
Professor Holden, formerly of this
city-we learn that, besides Jupi-
ter's fifth satellite, "ten comets and
a great number of double stars"
have been discovered with that tele,
scope.
Nor is this all. The photographs
taken there of solar eclipses have
put a new face on the question of
the constitution of solar corona
The Photographic and visual obser.
vations made there of comets, the
ONION and planets have added great
ly to the worlds knowledge of those
bodies. Much has been learned, too,
of the Milky Way. "Our spectre,
scopic observations of nebulp, stars
and comets are of hitherto unattain.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-15
A Popularity of Eggs.

II like my eggs boiled just four
minutes, said MI. Goslington, land
l used to wonder why with that sim
pie direction to be followed I couldn't
get them always the same. Some
times they e too hard, sometimes
too soft, though it was always said
that they had been boiled exactly
four minutes But the mystery has
been cleared up. A neighbor tells us
that it is quite possible that the eggs
should vary, even though they We're
all cooked for exactly the same time.
She says that while an egg one day
old would require four minutes boil
ing to attain a certain degree of hard
ness an older egg might attain the
same degree in two minutes, or else
it's just the other way-the new egg
cooks quickest-I don't remember
which. But that is a matter of detail
The main fact is that some eggs take
longer to cook than others, and it is
a satisfaction to know this. New
York Sun
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ed accuracy and have led to quite
new views, says the professor, and
for the first time the angular diam
eter of a fixed star has been measur-
ed there. Several foreign astrono-
mers are devoting their time largely
to measuring, charging and study
ing the astronomical photographs
taken On Mount Hamilton. Among
them are Director Weinek at the
Prague observatory in Bohemia, Bar
on Rothschild in Austria, Professor
Franz in Germany, DR.. Nielsen in
Denmark and Professor Stanley Will
liams and DR.. Boeddicker in Eng
land.
notwithstanding the fine results
accomplished at other American OBJ
servatories, many of the discoveries
credited to the one on Mount Ham,
ilton could not have been made with
their telescopes. AL honor, then, to
Lick observatory, an American prod
uct in every detail.
IL IS q great thing Tor America to
have the most powerful telescope in
the world, and a still greater to have
the largest too. The new instrument
for the University of Chicago is
more powerful than even the one
with which Jupiter's fifth moon was
discovered.
Another great telescope recently
completed and put in service in this
country is the one at the new OBJ
s%ervatory in Arizona. In clearness
of atmosphere it has an advantage
of any in Europe and over any other
in this country, except perhaps Lick
observatory.
Judging from discoveries made by
American astronomers in the last
few years, we cannot doubt that
many more will be made by them
before the close of the century.
America is abreast, if not in the
lead, of Europe in the discovery of
new facts about the heavens.--St.
Louis Republic.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-15

Zone day, says an American, 81
walked into IA bookshop in the Strand
and asked for Harc's Walks Ia Lon
don In America the book il sold in
one thick volume. The clerk brought
it in two. oh, | said as / looked at
them, you part your Hare in the
middle, do your 4, sir?' he said,
with a bewildered look. oh, no, sir
l saw he didn't see the joke, so
didn't explain, but bought tho books
and went away. a week later |
went to the same shop. AS soon as
the clerk saw me he rushed from
the back of the shop, laughing vocif.
erously. 'Goodr he shouted. Capt.
tai! Part your Hare" in the mid
die! That's capital, sir, capital!' -
London Tit-Bits.