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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
Phcnncetlne In Influenza.

DR.. Henry. ST. Mary Cray, Kent, rec
ommends phenacetine during the first
stage of influenza. It's action, he says.
is prompt and striking. so that many
patients declare they have derived
more benefit from the powders" than
from anything else. 1t rapidly cures
the headache. ~hich is such dis
trcssing symptom at first, helps to re-
duce the temperature, and nitigates.
but does not entirely remove, the
aching Of the limbs, few doses OF
salicylate of sodium efecting its final
removal. He gives the phenacetine in
five-grain powders. repeated every four
hours till the headache and other pains
cease. He has used phenacetine largely
In n variety of conditions and considers
IL is unrivaled as an analgcsic- IL sell
dom fails, 1t Is comparatively cheap.
tasteless. and, as far as he can see from
tolerably extended experience OF it, is
totally free from the unpleasant after
effects-depressiou of heart etc.
sometimes caused by antipyrine and
other drugs of its class. Insolubility 10
its sole draw back.-British and Colonial
Druggist. rs~sv
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23

berun. Moiiesks's charming manner,
her bewit<hiug accent and her pretty way
Of doing things so delighted everybody
prr~snf. that she could have sold ten
times the number OF bouquets II she had
lad thera 20 sell
The idea ~ ssiIiu- Sewers At charity
fnir was not a new one 20 the society
bellies. brt With the quick thought which
slwavx sharseserixss .iens, when they
hav> a chsnss n make themselves
sUacrs populsr. shey hit az onns npoa an
Ma Ter Iooxlng prstsy snf rAisiaz
rsrrev fsv SWEET ehsrity - tAe same
tisao
rrnnesIssteiy when tAe news - Mod
t~szss successful svening sred 70 the
af7er~Bs sansaeT resorts. tns Yoang
~snsen fell - ~osk q sss - staailsf
sksrstskse ensevssls treats. s<}ilas les
~rs eas ~ aosel ftsa. haf th<y tA0sagAs
e scsaethlaz els Nhleh VS.
Al 80 ssraii hegs - she neszk ipsFheef
were s~sst eas - sear ths hsias ard 80
sas4dsMs IL s<axsA u Iss Pssttasst va
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23

The girl who understands herself, takes
care 20 have one of these along. and when
she gets one out hangs it on the window
and begins operations, she expects to hear
people say:
'sTherc is a woman who knows how to
travel
Do you realize how popular skirt dane
ing iss And have you any idea how much
more popular il Is going to be next sum
mere Fancy all the swell girls of the
country. rising upon invitation, and
swaying bending, high stepping, kicking
and prancing. Yet this is exactly what
is going to take place. The girls are
practicing for IL now, and next summer
they will he as nearly perfect as any
dancers usually afforded on the variety
stage. The dancers are usually taught
in pairs Two young women Of opposite
types Of beauty, yet about the same
height and build, are selected and
initiated into the mysteries Of skirt dane
ing in concert with each other. The
kangaroo Dance of DIR. Bill fame,
promises to be one of next season .
favorites.
Ienox IL dull. in spite Of all that the
old time residents who go there every
year. can do to enliven IL. 1t is certainly
dull-Gull-dull
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
The Secret Of Fine Pastry.

Is wholly in using Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The only pure Cream Tartcr Powder sold the market
brands contain either ammonia alum or other
sdulterant Ammonia alum powders dry out make the
dough too porous, leaving bitter TASTE etc.
No agency has assisted so much toward perfection il
cookery Prices Cream Baking Powder Its ingredients
simple and so blended exist chemical pro-
portions after never any either left in
the food Hence there be impurities whatever left IN
the finished food No bitter faint Of ammonia out
food raised with DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder paakes
Of the natural flavor Of the -four and keeps moist ana
fresh for days This powder possesses qualities peculiar 20
II alone No ether makes such delicious pastry No othe1
eoltsias the white Of eggA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
GRAY GABLES.

Now what do you think happened
little perforated silver tea balls. More
than half OF them had never seen the tea
tied up In bags before and placed in the
balls. And not one in ten who had even
heard Of the method Of tea making,
knew enough TO recognize IL when they
saw IL. Result: They didn't know what
the little brown bugs were for.
Nowadays every sors OF n function
must be yraced and identified by souve-
Mrs Of the occasion. The guests happen
ing along and drifting toward the tea urn
were attracted by the little brown mus
lin bags, and supposing them to DO
looked for souvenirs. took possession Of
them calmly and openly as il they were
accustomed TO being presented with such
things every day.
After a time, tho number Of tea bags
became go diminished that Mrs. Freder-
ick Nathan and Miss Folge-, who were
dispensing the grateful cups OF tea, were
obliged TO send out TO the kitchen for
more OF them. The punch aud lemon
ads worked more successfully, because,
after oil, there is only one way OF ladling
punch and one way Of dipping out lem
onade. Let the process by which they
are made be ever 20 intricate, il IL not
possible to confuse guests by any myster-
ions shaking OF lemons over the bowl or
waving Of rum bottles near the punch.
Modjeska made herself so popular with
the people of Cape Ia7, that when she
offered 10 preside at flower booth ut n
charity entertainment, the summer guests
Of Cape May focked around aud bought
every flower before the evening had fairly
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23

The girl who knows how to travel
nowadays may pride herself upon the
possession Of a real accomplishment. OF
course, no woman is afraid to buy her
ticket any more, nor is she ignorant as to
how to check her baggage nor manage
about her bed in the sleeping car, nor her
drawing room chair. But il isn't every
woman who knows about travelling in
comfort.
One of the things which every woman
who understands herself always provides
when she goes forth strange countries for
TO see, is IN en- route tea tray. IL has a
little compartment for tea, another for
sugar, third for butter, fourth for
milk, a fifth for crackers, and sixth for
cold meats. Besides that, there is little
spirit kettle which boils eggs and makes
tea all at once. You understand that
the eggs gre not boiled in the tea.
They are fiittedis little compart-
ment all their own, and can be taken
out at the end of three, four, five or ten
minutes IS the young woman may desire
them, hard or soft. The en- route tea
tray has little clasps along the side
so that il can be fitted to window The
front OF il lets down and makes the cum
ningest little table imaginable. There is
place in the top for plates, knives,
forks and spoons.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23

Cleveisnd's taste. and an immense stono
fireplace and chimney put in Tbs ex-
President fishes little now and then,
but he is at home with his wife most of
the time. They have had very little COM
pany the past summer. and are as spoony
as two young lovers. They say that Mr..
Cleveland does not make lovely figure
In his sea clothes. Mrs. Joseph Jefferson
recently remarked that one mus. love
him very much to embrace him in hi $
fishing rig
Were you in Saratoga the day OF the
big reception in the Pornpeiian villa on
South Broadway
III you were You must have been
amused to see the people carry away the
little muslin bags OF tea, supposing they
were souvenirs of the occasion. 1t was
sust too funny.
The tea bad been tied up in little bags
By the servants which were placed in
piles alongside OF each tea urn. The idea
was TO take one of the bags Of tea for each
guest, slip il in one of the little perforated
silver balls which lay upon the table, and
then drop one in each of the eggshell tea
cups. While the water was bubbling in
the tea'urn, il was TO be poured into tho
cup and then, when the little silver ball
had been shaken by its chain for the
space of just half minute, it was to be
withdrawn, and the result would be q
nice fresh cup Of tea for each guest.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23

new form Of automatic telephone
call box has appeared in Germany by
the use of which anyone may on pass
ing a small coin through a slot be able
70 ring up the exchange and communi-
cate with subscriber. The same idea
in "a somewhat different form has been
worked ont by inventors In this country.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23

pRODATE ORD ER-Statc OF Michigan. c0u n
l. ty OF Kent, IS. At "A session ~ the Probate
Court for said county OF Kent. he'd az the Pro-
bate office. In the city % Grand Rapids. on the
9Th day of Septemher. Ia tne year oac lhvus-
and clsht huDd red ana ninetV-one.
Present, Cyrus L. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate cf
HENDRikA TER MEIER. deceased.
William Ter ieer. executor az tae last vii,
and testament al said trceased having rem
dered t. this court hi fnai III nnistfatlcn
account.
1t is ordered that Friday the I'd dav of 0cio.
Der. 1871. at ten o'c,ocS in thr forenoon. Al SAID
Probate Office. be appointed for the examine
ton aud allowance of said account.
And il is further ordered, That copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
yious to said day of hearing, in the TFI.F-
GcAN-liFRAID, n daily newspaper printed and
circulating in said county 0f Kent.
ClR.S +. PERKINS.
A true copy. iuaec OF Probate.
AnoLrH b. Mason. Register. wed sep 50
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23

Lenox isn't ruined by any means and
isn't going to be ruined. Nor is its popu-
larity going to wane. Only, Lenox will
have to learn to know its place Its
place is a resort in the late Fall, after
the Newport and Saratoga people have
grown tired Of those places, and are will
ling and anxious to go to the mountains.
Lenox's day comes then and not as here
tofore, while the summer festivities were
at the height.
The old-time cottagers at Lcnox who
went there the first of September, rs has
bcen their wont for years and years, can
count in their ranks some very discon-
tented young women. 1t is in vain these
young Gamsels stand before their mirrors
and cast admiring glances upon their
,uddy cheeks, bright eyes and we'll
much for them in the way of looks, but
whyfore all this beauty, if there are no
men present to appreciate it,
Many of the girls have been heard to
say What is the use Of looking well and
blooming If there is no one to see u.s."
But the day of Lenox will soon come,
and may the Lenox girls continue to look
gay and blooming, and may there be
plenty of men there to see.
Before the seashore girl goes to the.
mountains there are ever SO many things
that she wants-things that have come
put during the summer, and which
were not absolutely necessary at the
time she started for the seashore They
are:
Shirt studs, set with gems to match
The gown with which the shirt is to be
worn.
Boots. to match said gowns and said
gems.
"A Chinese tea gown SO shear that it can
be drawn through finger ring.
Three little lo7e rings, fastened to-
gether on the inside, and set with dia-
monds, rubies and moonstones on the
outside-these are the lucky stones for
fall
And more than these few trifes, she
wants her fall wagon gown made by a
man who will be clever enough to pro-
vide two sets of sleeves, which are capa-
BILE of being adjusted by means of
hooks and eyes into an armhole at five
minutes notice, so that dress can sud-
denly be transformed from dinner
gown into a ballroom role.
CARRIE CARELESS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
TREAsunrR.s NOTICE.

CRY TREssrnrr's 0FFscF.
GRtSD Rsrips. Mica. X 1T. 4, ls-i. !
Notice IL hereby given fhat the assessment
roll for the Construction OF a sewer IN tbomll-
SOFA Court from near sycamore street % i'm
avenue n the ETY. OF Grand Rapids. II
how In my hands. and that ! I'll re-
eeive payment thereon Tor the PERIOD 81 twenty
DAYS from THIS cate, at tue oilsce 81 the cir
Treasurer. City Hal.
WILLIAM HiEE.
sept q tlIF Irfasnrnr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
TREAsuRsns NorrcF.


Cifv Trc%snrer's Oirce
Crane rsrits Mich.. ceft 2. lssa.
Fofffs ~ hereby gwen ffaf TIRE assessment
roll or he ceHsfFucti8n 81 \ sever IL 1hsre ~
frem fs.es sve 70 vest size ditch IN TIE city
Of Grand kspfds.iS nn~ IN nv hnrdS,an6 THAT
VII receive psyfaent thereon Cor the pe~fss
sf teeBts days irom this date sf the ofiire OF
The Cts TrezsDrtt. Cts Hre.
WILLIAM EAEF.
otfsi1 civ Treasarssr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
TnEAsUEER's NOTICE.
City Treasures once.

City Tfeasurer's Office,
Grand Rapids. ~ ch. Sept. 10. 1871. (
Notice is hereby given that ta- asse SInclt
roll for the construction of a sewer ii south
Prospect street irom 100 feet sauti 81 Cherry
street 10 Irving Place. "a the city OF Grsnt
RapIds is now IN my hands. and that ! viii
receive payment thereon Ter The period 81
twenty DAYS from iris date. II the of.lcc Of
the City Treasurer. City HaH.
william HAKE.
can. ~ CIV Tf.aSt4rrr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
JEEAsurtER,s NOTICE.
ciry TarAsunra's orFfcr. /,

tIff I ~ ANTIFA~ tFFIFE,
GRAND BArlss. Nica.. sept. 10. Issi.
Notice is hereby given tnaf the assessment
roll for the graGtnC II Csisaapia street fysfa
p.ainneld avenue 10 Taylor street. So the citT
Of ,sfand RAPIDS. is now ia i9y hssnas aae
that vii receive payment thereon 10r tiie
period of twenty days frsfa ftis date az Ire
Office OF the City Treasure. city ilsi.
MILAN HAZE,
sept2e city Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


.ify Ireasurer's once
Grand Rapids. sich- SeeI- 4. 1891.
Notice Is hereby gwen fhai Che assessment
roll for tire paving cf West luifen street from
Straight street u South Eroaf street. IN
TIE city " Srand Rapids = nov In my
iaads and that VIII rece % payment thereon
for the period Of twenty lays iron THIS date.
az the Office Of the City Treasurer. Cts ffad
WILLIAM HAaE
sepf25 City Treasurer
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
CElCNA W.. R. 81

I've Grand hzplds Il 80 a IA :eo p IA liospm
Arr tni -.t<o.---...-.. 3 . "a HHlpfn oatg n
sg5J ~ .rsia has Iarpssh Wasacr plTi5r
sleeping ear.
IyechIeago. .....-...Tos an sfepm iol0pm
AR br'd k-...-..-.-..-.. D., = ~ IN - "a
lHle p IA tfaia. dai y. lhEcasa Wagner sseep-
fng ear.
Through tickets aud fun Information can be
hFdb ny ealing upoa A. A ueuis.. tlca ~ agent
al uuf IN station az "a. ". Aunson. Unioa tlear.
AGENT o. Manroe-st-. Graad kspias. Mica.
{. l. Loc4go0o Gen. Pass A.eat
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
TREAsUREE's NOTICE.


City Tressurer's orHce
Grand RAPIDS. Mich sept L. Isl
Notice IL hereby gwen thai the assessment
roll for the construction II n sever In south
Iafavetfe street. from $50 feet south 0f cherry
street 90 irving Place. ~ the city Of 9raod
Rapids. ts nov in m hands and that viii re-
e~lve payment thereon for the period Of TWEEN
~ DAP from this date. II the Office Of the
CITY TreNsurer City Hail
WILLIAM HAZE.
octe fifv Treasurer
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
LEGAL ADVERTISING

ORDER OF PUBLICATioN-Staie OF M.ca,-
gan-The fireut Court for Tire County If
Kent. In chane,ry. John Henry. comp ainanf.
vs.. Andrew Hariiy. Rachel l4armer. Nancy
ert Brown and Jane HAT. de.eadanis. Al A
session OF said Court. held NJ the ourt House
In The City oil orasd EaFils. III said county.
on the l4fh day OF SEPTEMBER. A. Il. Isl.
Present. Hon. Allen &. Adsif. Circuit judge.
In this cause. 10 appearing from AFFIDAVIT on
fe.thst the defendants. Nancy Hen y. Mathew
llartIy. Thomas Brown. Robert Bfown aud
Jane Blair. are not residents oi .his state. hut
are residents Of Ireland. Europe. on motion
OF {. q Smcdlcy. con y 'sinanfs solicitor. Is Is
ordered that the aErearanee of said noa-resi
dent defendants. Nancy Henry. Mathew Hart
w. Thomas Brown Robert i.fown aud Jane
from the date Of tEis order, and Ia case OF
their appearance that they caNse their answer
u tie bill, al complaint 10 be f'ed. and copy
thereof 10 be served on the eumuiainsnf's So
them Of n copy Of said BIZ sna D. i!,e OF this
order; and In default Thereof, sais b.il viii be
token rs coLf-sSel by said Do!- resident de-
teDdants. And IL il further ordered. taat
within hffeen DAYS the complainant cause "a
notice OF this order 10 be- published Ina the Iele
eram-fiersld. y neWsPs PER printed. published
and circulating ia sid cnliniy, and thar said
publication he continued tlegcia oace IN each
week for SIX weeks In succession. ar that he
cause copy of this order TO be personal :
served on said nosi re lent defendants AZ least
twenty days before fie time above prescribed
ALLEN c. ADslT.
ClTcai, Jrdge.
Examined counters grsd ami entered by
me. JOSEPH j. Eh Ekl.
Deputy REGISTER.
Compainant's Solicitor.
JOSEPH J. EMERY.
we'd oct IS pe9uiy Register.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
IREAsURER.s NOTICE.
Civ Treasarer.s onc..

Nlfy ITeasGTer UI.tr,
Grand Rapids. Mich sept. %. 1871.
Notice is hereby giyca thar an aSscssm at
roll for construction of q sruer la the alley ~
Block Is. Ellsworth Addition. In the city
of Grand Rapids. is now Ia my hands, and that
I will receive payment thereon for the period
oftwenty days from this date. ut the. Office Of
the City Treasurer. Citr ila.l:
WILLIAM HAKE.
oct II City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23

slxei Gay. fNeek aays.
c.-H A. -. ransfhr MA - Detroit with par
t.yR ior ear; - ~. - cents
lon =. ". aas through parior car % Detroit
4sbt seals. - cents
CD. l.. NJ raas tareugh q Detroit wlth par
WI lor cart s-sts. - c>Bt2
quo e. a. mas ''''''' - - :" =
For tickets and Information apply n Tniea
ticket Office "a Munroe-st. nr lni0n staf'4i
Go. DsHhNEN. Sen. fRss'f Ag't
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
WICHIGANCEYTRA

-AIitlfIt anu IAti - w q - y - y n
tDaiiy. Al. others daily excerg sunday.
Taxing effect sa8tay. July Is l>Ss
Sleeping ears on Pacific and Atantc fr-
presses t. and from Pctroit. Parlor cars ran
on Day Express and Grand Rapids 1x9ress -
anu from Detroit. Direct cearectoEs ma1s
at Detroit with al t'sroueh traias east over
the hichigsE Central railroad 1Snads >outh-
ern DvisloDl.
FRrp ". BRfees, Gem Ak''t ~ MoRr0es
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23

Mrs. Whitney is responsible Tor TINS
Early in the season. before Len01 bssan
t. Do a rival Of Newport, faction OF
Newport wolEen headed by Mrs whit
ne. aud endorsed and encouraged by
her, declared that they would not per
piit Lsnox 10 nip the Ne~pors season IN
the bad a. IL has done for two or thres
years past Accordingly these ladies' set
To work To prevent such c@isin-
ity. Balls thst were promised Tor
mid-seasoa were put OF until later,
lawn parties, tennis meets. coaching en-
petitions and all the lovely fascinating
trips which society so greatly enjoys
were postponed until September. 50
Lenox, yoa see, hasn't been in IL, and
won't be until the Newport ladies see MT
To permit It.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23

iweek days. every dag. Except SAturdap.
o.ln A. u. has through chair car 10 Cal
I.Vt caga. N3cxtra charsa Tor seats.
1,nS 4. NJ. runs fhrsa4n % Chicago soilf
l.ND with Wagner ba1ef car; seats. -
cents
E.f- a. has through free chair car to
u. Nauastee. via "a. 4 y. i. r. X.
1f.os T. NJ is soid train with Wagner pa
1k.s)c ace Hectin. car tara sgh - chic4g0.
aad Sserper II Indianapolis via Ben
ton Ilarb0r.
DETROIT. JUNE q, 1871
LAnelNa 8 NORTHERN y. n.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
CARRIE CARELESS.
Bags or Tea Taken as Souvenirs
at Saratoga

Skirt Daaefng ny society Girl. - seIlfn.
fissers az Clarity Falrs whas
the Society GiFl W4ats Papa
10 Give Her.
feoPrzIGsT. 1881. M J4xEs y. JOHNSON.
A friend Of mine called upon Mrs
Cleveland the other day IN her somewhat
lonely retreat On Buzzard's Bay. she
tells me that the little lady never looked
ioyelisr than in Aother Hubbard wrap
per. They have haadred acre farm
o. Monument Neck and a quaint
house Of many gables that re-
sembles an old colonial mansion.
Its windows overlook the water in three
directions The ball was altered 70 Mrs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23

4fa.Es .e~ftag ~ e0j > VI AID lbs N ~
daily, Al sihsr IfasaS daily excerpt sunday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-23
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS INDIANA kAlLhoAp
" oCasa lie : eject 1cs,iezaorr 4. ~
sa.tNs ..s,rNe Nf.erH
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-15
THE SYNOD.

The Synod of Virginia is here and
Roanoke extends n cordial welcome.
The history Of this great religious or
ganization is a part of the history of
Virginia, for the men who have been
foremost in its councils have occupied
conspicuous places in the affairs of
State, 1t contains to-day many men Of
whom Virginia is proud, and Roanoke
feels complimented that this notable
body has come here to review the work
of q year and make plans for another.
AS Sam Jones would put it, the Pres
byterian Church represents large
part of the starch and education of this
country, and as he might have added
large part Of the conservative intelli-
gence, that adds so much to the stabil-
ity OF the nation.
A majority of tho Presidents of the
United States were Presby terians, and
q majority of the public men of the
country at almost any period of its
history have been Presbyterians. That
this great denomination has done much
for raising the standard of intelligence
among the masses. and thus produced
beneficial results in material way, no
one will question.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-15
THE BAKER CASE.

Tho granting Of new trial to DR..
John A. P. Baker, who was recently
convicted of numbering his wife, is no
surprise to lawyers, if to tho general
public. There wero many counts and
exceptions to the ratings of the court
upon which the defense relied.
Again the public will hear the evil
dence in this most notable case in the
history of Virginia jurisprudence. This
gives the prisoner atleast longer lease
>on life with one more chance of escape.
1t is said by those who are familiar
with the case that the evidence for the
prosecution will be much stronger at
the next than at the first trial, and the
outlook is not bright for DR.. Baker. If
he is convicted at second trial, there
will be less probability of Interference
on the part Of the supreme court.
Public sentiment is divided as to his
guilt or innocence, and the decision to
give the accused man another, and per-
haps moro impartial hearing, should
meet with general approval.