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Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of J. ". Walls.

By viriue OF ami in obedience to an order
OF sale i,sne.I bv tie Honorable 1rh Disiriri
Cour, in and for tie Parish of franklin a. d
TO the under sigued Administrator Of said
succession directed, will expose inr sale
AZ public auction at the Court hone door H.
the town of Rayvile, parish OF OF Ri'!'lnnd ol.
Saturday, January the l4,b, 1883.
the following described lands belonging TO
said succession situated in said parish TO wit,
Fractional west half OF n F section 33,
L I'm r 6 F., containing forty two acres
(42) more or less.
All al sections and and North half and
) " section Ill: North half aud + sec.
y; North half Of n w ! section % IN /
TIC Mr. F., containing twenty two hun
dred and forty acres (22iO) more or less.
Fast hall SECTION "a, 5 + Of section l2.and
NV OF y + ! ssciion l L IL Mr. h.
containing five hundred and fifty seven acres
! (JJ7) more or less.
ESQ ives, half and ! Of n Z 4 5 + /
J section 5; n " / section 8; ives, half section
/ 70; Wqt of n " ! section 90, i. Is X
last, containing seven hundred and ninety
four 45-l00 acres (7oi 2j) lore or less.
Terms Of sale-On credit of twelve
months for what 1t will bring, purchaser to
execute bond with approved security, mort
gage re,ai ned npon The properly sold.
&c is cash.
JOHN B. LALLANDE,
oyl2.IsGtlid Administrator.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

The advertisement OF J. F.. Peters is re-
newed for this year. Mr.. Peers is adding
to bis furniture supply all tie time and
everything in the line OF furniture, burial
cases are sept always on hand. Don't for
,e, 10 call on him while in Monroe.
Mr. Peters has just finished neat resi-
dence with six rooms to the man binding
and is to have an ell with three rooms. Tue
res,dedce in which he resides now will re-
main in tao, till he moves into the new
building, he will then tear down the Old
binding and build the ell where it stands.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

On the evening that our little Horace had
his arm broken little Gland Jones, one OF his
play mates, was standing in front OF the
prin,icg office and with look Of sympathy,
enouired of us rs how Horace was and q, the
same time said, 81 want to see him. e
conducted the little fellow into the room
where H.race lay with his little arm IT
bondage. CIsud looked at him, who was a
the time asleep, for moment, aud with
sad and sympathetic expression turned and
walked ont. They are near one age, anC
although only little over five years oi age
the be-, of friends.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

After a severe ties, OF twelve Yeas, by
many leading physicians and thousands oi
females, i, has bren thoroughly demonstrated
tia, ExGLIsH FEMALE DrTTERs has cuied
and relieved more sickly females than all
other remedies combined. All monthly
defects, excuses or weaknesses, affecting
married or single ladies', are promptly re-
Iieved by its use. Dl1-Im
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic cures
scald head.

W do not remember ever 10 have seen
more signs OF wet weather than on last
Saturday morning. Dec. 3lst, 1887. Even 10
wooden walls stood in drops of vapor, or as
it is termed. sweat The plasterins on the
walls Of the court house were dappled with
wet places. About p. m. the thunder was
similar TO summer time, the clouds were
dark aud lowering-showin- every ind'ca'
ton of a storm.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

The name of Stephen Faulk, Esq Is
announced as District attorney OF 2ih
District composed Of Richiand and West
Carroll. Mr.. Fgulk hos been practcing law
here for near two years. is young man 81
oratorical ability and has the tact OF telling
t!,st which he knows. If elected we douh'
no, will apply himself to the duties of his
Office aud give satisfaction. He is native
Of Ouachi;a parish.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

Tie vote in New Orleans is close
between McEnery and Nichols.
One report is 4S for McEnery and
Sc for Nichols, another report is
that McEnery has 60 and Nichols
Al and still another report that Mich
oils 65 and McEnery 80.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTRAN NOTICE.

'trayed, from my Buie place on Dec. 20tli,
1887, one tay Texas mare about IA hants
high, about years old, with two white feet,
slight sta, in face and one ear has crop OF
notch out Of il, branded on netk and think
on hip (Texas brandt. ANY one returning
the above described mare TO Ed Dunings oI
TO me at Alto WILL he literally rewarded
also for any info, nation leading To the re-
covery of the mare.
JNO. II. GULL.
Alto, La, Jan. 9Th. SO. At.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
JUDGMENT.

Mrs. s. V. Cook, wife, 9th Dist. Cont,
VS. No. 1885 ; Parish Of Rc:.and,
4. J. Cook, husband. State OF Louisiana.
This case being at issue and fixed for
trial and the law and the evidence Icing in
favor Of the plaintiff. 1t is is ordered, adj
Judged and decreed that the community OF
acque,s and gains heretofore existing between
Mrs. Sallie V. Cook and her husband 4. J..
Cook. one aud The same is hereby dissolved
and the wife is authorized to administer her
own affairs as femme sole.
Read and signed i'll open court this 29th
of Nov, 1887.
RP. WILLIAMS,
Judge 9th Dist.
A true copy Of the original now on file and
of record in my office.
This 9th day cf December, A. D.. 1857.
JNO. S. SUMMERLIN,
Dls-33ds. Clerk 9th Dist. Court
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

sLove thy neishbor as thyseif-" you can
never do this if you are suffering with l'ch'
Ringwolm, Tcuer or other skin diseases,
Hunts Cure guaranteed TO cure above dis-
easea by c. ". WRIGHT Son. Dl7-2m
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

On Wednesday evening we were both.
vexed ana greved to learn that our little
Horace, five years old, had his right arm
broken. ItaPpears he was with a colored
boy who attempted to jump ditch with
Horace in his arms and fell upon him, break,
ing his right arm between TIE wrist ana
elbow. Dr. Liddell ~as near and set the
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
FACTS YOU CAN BET ON .

FACTS you CAN BET ON.
That the eldxf and isrgssf tobacco factory ." tho
.rc>i6 i, in Jeney City. N. J.
-has this factory makes the popular and world
famed Climax Plug, the acknowledged stand
ard for 6rss-class chewing tobacco.
That this factory was established as long ago e.
s76o.
That last year 1886 1t made and sold the enormous
quantity of s7,osa,aso It's. CT fourteen thou
sand tons Of tobacco.
That this was than one-scventa OF ali the to-
bacco made In the United States notxitA-
Standing that there were go factories at WORK
That In the last 81 years th;s factory has Helped
support the United States Government to the
extent of over Fory-forr million seven hun
csed thousand dollars ts44.7oo,ooo.oo, paid
into tie L. 5. Treasury in internal Revenue
Taxes.
That the payroll Of this factory is about 81 ooo-
ooo.oo per year or Sc, 10000 per week.
That this factory employs sbou, 500 operatives.
That this factory makes such wonderfully GOOD
chew in Climax Plug that many other factories
have tined to initiate il in vain, and in Despair
nsw try to attract custom by oaesins larger
pieces of inferior goods for the same price.
Thas this factory nevertheless continues to increase
il Business every year.
JAas this factory beloass to and d openssd BY
youn, vsry truly,
c ?. LoRILLARD 4 co.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

Botany is passion with the fair sex. Jet
they seldom dream that the arom ''ic howers
and the cauh'. products conetln certain Ell
ficient prevenrives for headache, s'eepiess'
ness, cold feet, and swollen ankles. Morris
Cascarine contains the remedy for all such
complaints. pi'-t
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
BROWNS
IRON.
'BITTERS

WILL CURE
HEADACHE
INDIGESTION
BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS PROSTRATION
MALARIA
CHILLS AND FEVERS
TIRED FEELING
GENERAL DEBILITY
PAIN IN THE BACK & SIDES
IMPURE BLOOD
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIRMITIES ,
RHEUMATISM $500 !
NEURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES
FOR SAFE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed Red
Lass On wrapper.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

There IS no jewel so precious, no blessing
80. great as perfect health. II yonr stomach
is weak and dsorded, ami needs gentle ye
Strengthening stimulan,, use Morris Casca'
rine. DI'-U
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
AN\OCNCEMENFS.
For District Attorney.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Toiors Of Richtand;- II announce
,,,v.o,f rs a candidate for the office oil Dis'ric
Attorney for the 9th Judicial District su''ec'
a., tho action of the Democratic party.
p..,oc,fa,,v Ed. F. VIVIAN.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
LolSVlIlG,NGE Orleans and Texas R.R(o.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE.

South Bound: Not'h oou'''
Q 90 am.4pm. Lv Memp's AIS 53s'nlo 3Orm'
3 l5am 4 O0pm"Va ksburg Lvl l2,m3 2Opm
q oJomo uOs IN. ArN.O Lv 3 00p.m.1 GUAM
Through Pullman Buffet sieePers between
New Orleans Vicksburg, Memphis and Lon
;v;,le. Passengers for New Orleans can take
,b. sleeper al Vicksbnrg 81 . 90 r. m.
AK ior tic tets by the Mississippi Valley
a UPWARDS E. w. HOW,
v p.SG.M. G. p. Agt.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

VNIT can live nj home. AMI make more
lOU money ~ work 'T IA. Ian al any
hing else in rhi- wrr!,. Capl'ai not needed F;
vou are started tree. Both sexes; all ages
hny ore can 10 the work. Large earnings
.ure f,"m GI-t start Costly outfit ani terms
free. Better i.ni delay. Costs y"n nf,'''ug :"
send ". your a,ldr~.> and find out: u ~" are
wise YOU will do 20 at once. II WALLET n
Co Portland, Maine. iy-i-b -. 81.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

ii. familiar axiom, That the proof OF the
pudding IL in the caiir2." The proof oil
Morris Cascarine, as cure for liver and
bowel complaints, is its use. Dl7-4t
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

The name of p ". Ivy appears in this
issre acuiu as candidate for Clerk Of the
9th District Court: We have before called
ait, nlion 10 his announcement.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
working CLASSES ATTENTION

We are row prepared 10 furnish all classes
with employment al home, the whole al the
tuue, or for tielr spare moments. Bu'ircss
Pew, Eight and profitable Per-ors OF either
sex easily earn from 20 cents 10 YOU per
evening. and pIopo!icnai siam 10y G'vo'ing
al their time to their business Toys and
ei,, earn nearly as much AZ men. That all
WHO see this may sem! Their address. and test
the business. we make this offer To such as
are not well satisfied We viii send one dollar
To pay for the lroab!e of wiring Full i'ar''-
Suars aud outfit free. Address GEORGE
1IxsoS d Co, Portland. Maine.
iy-ieb. II, 81.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

We are authorized to announce fhe name o.
STEPHEN FAUX, ESQ. a. candidate 'o'
District Attorney ct 9Th Jud'c'o. p,s"c''
composed Of Richland and West Ia'ro'' par
isbes.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

The universal sentiment OF those who have
tested Morris Cascariae, is that il Is an I'M
falling and unrivalied remedy for atiertion;
Of the digestive organs. pII-1t
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

HOPE is the anchor Of lie. Those who
are afflicted with constipation are the victims
of disroudeucy. Morris Cascarine is pos
tive cure for this disorder. Dl7 IL
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of p. Z. Coons, deceased.

By vi tue Of commission issued from tie
Honorable 27th District Court, in and for the
Parish OF Richland, said stfte, and 10 me
directed, will offer for sale at the east
door OF ILe court house in the town of Ray
vile on
Wednesday, January 18th, 1883,
at public auction, 10 the last and highest BIZ
der, AMI within legal hours, the OWING
properly, belonging to said succession al d
described as follows: One judgment lately
rendered in said court OF VI. A. Coons adj
ministra,orix VS.. A. ]. Cook, No. 1884. tr
the sum OF five hundred dollars with per
c, Mt per annum interest on two hundred
and fifty dollars from January LIST, 1887, and
like interest an the balance from January LIST,
1885, and s per cent on the gross amount as
attorneys fees until paid.
Terms OF Sale-Cash with beuefi, Of ap-
praisment
MARTHA A. COOKS.
Administratorix.
Jan. 7, 'ss-2i.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

s-ysoU
III. emisraa, Of the older States |" tying
70 make up his mind as to whether Is 0e''
80. frozen 10 death in Kansas or be fanny
IN pako,a. If he would bring
r,.,. common sense ip'o play he would SIM"
,.,,. locaisies and como to Lo'as's"'
shrcve port Times.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

Fee e. ammo nnciDg PARISH oihcets: T->
DOLLARS. in .3acance. For dis'rlct oi'ice's
slJ 20 and for Congress so o. An cn."-
lar let e and cards OF personal cha'ae'e'
% .cn,s per line.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

Regular services Of Methodist Episcopal
,""fch ,sonth-second Sunday ia each month;
AeV. J. Patterson r. &. Rayvile Circuit
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

Those paid since las, report: Mrs. II. +
Pitts (for tive years., Fred Smith and Col
J. ". Draughon.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

ono cure, no pay" is the motto Of Chea;>
HAIRS Chill Tonic. Pleasant TO take. sold by
G. w. W right & Son. Dl7-2m
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

That was a fine hoy that made his APP
pearance at VIM. Dunns on the new year
The mother and boy doing well.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
ForClerk 9th Dist. Court.

We are authorized 10 announce 'he name
of John S. SUMMERLlN as candidate
for Clerk Of the 9th Judicial p's"E, .oul.
IN aud for the Parish OF Richland al Tue neA'
n ,ection.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
benevolent Orders.

R"2uiar communications OF r. F. Mcclure
Lofre y" 200, F. x A. Masons, third.
SATURDAY. ~ each month";. s. Summerlin
W v. w. L. Oliver. Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
Religious Directory.

The hrst Sunday in each month is the day
Tor the Bap,is,s 1t Rayyille.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
For Sheriff of Richland Parish

We are authorized n announpe uie n"'n.
,fJOHN n. ABRAUGH, ass Candidate 'o'
sheriff of Richland Parish.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

Wa are authorized TO annouce me name "
pW. IVY, as candidate for Ciefk u "'e
o-,h District Court OF R'chland afisn.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
Saturday, January Dist, 1888,

at public auction the following described
property situated in Rchand parish to-wit:
N. w / and n. W. ! ofN. F.. section rs.
F. ofN. f. ! section &c, all in TIP II N. r.
East Containing $50 ARES more or less
together with all the Improvements &c.
thereon.
Terms of sale cash with the benefit Of ap-
praisment. LEN SUIT,
Dcl7S7-6t. Sheriff
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

Inc th'rd Sunday in each month is the
gay Tor the Presby,erians, Rev. d. A. Camp
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

p faJour Lodge No. ~, Knights o
Pyit a. Gets every alternative Tuesday
night. LEM SCOTT, L. C; T. n. Rhymes
X. Of H.AS
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

Prof p. S. Graves is now engaged in the
pbo,ooraph business in Vicl sbur2.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
0l2on And Crescent Route.

Througl, Car Sc,r,ce and Local Time Tables
Of ihe Queen and Crescent Route.
LOCAL TINE CARD Oct Pad, 1887
Time Table in effect October end, 1851
Read down Read uH.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

b. virtae e an order Of seizure and sale
issued in the above styled sait and to me di>
rer,ed, having seized | will oiier for sale o,
the east door ol the Court House in Rayville,
La on
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

Save 10 cents, by bIying Chsaiems Bill
ious Pills, l5c,s. box, % pills, sold 10y "
W. Wright 4 Son. Dl7-2m
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
BLACK EAGLE.

THIS iarge Jack, services can be Obtained
nn The following tenn:
I'm Dnliar, $4,000 per season :" rrodnr"
q Ie ioal FROM lie 9Th - December Ia no
18th Of February c,rh ycIf net c"pntcd
No animal served uuir>- IN season ~ at ;ho
rcTu,.t OF the owner.
Mar, ..nd coli stand pledged fcr Zee.
Al fees due December III of raoh >'ason.
1hi. l. very large Jack. lie Will be kept
Il, Guard
Tins Jack i, , hands high.
This My l9th, 1857.
I'm JAU. II. McCORkLE.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

No. 1880, NJ. L. Stansel, EXT vs.. John L.
jenkins.
No OILS, c. Fl. Moore 9th District Court,
tutor for J. 7. jenkins, Parish OF k'chia"d'
vs.. &c. Stansel, State CT Louisiana.
Ry virtue Of III. above described wri's OF
Fl. IA. TO NE directed, having seised Will
offer for sale at the east door of court house
in Rayvil,e, La on
Saturday, January Dist, 1883,
at public auction the following described
property to-wit:
W. of $ w. section | + Of 5. f. /
section ?, ~ F.. / OF \. +: ! section ii 1.
II n. X. 9 east containing 200 acres.
Also an undivided half interest IN the west
half Of n. F. / and east half OF \. W ! AMI
n VT in W / and n w F ! sect N
rlree aud S W ofSW ar. section 4, TIL N
X Fast, containing $50 acres, more or less
together with III the Improvements &c.
thereon and situated in the Parish 81
RichIand. And will he sold to satisfy tie
above writs and all bost
Terms Of sale cash with the benefit O
appraisenent. LIN SUI l.
Sheriff.
SheriPs Office, Rayville, La.
Dec l7ih, 1887. 3sC'9 90
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

TIE ,cycc beard met las' week ana 'ne''
,,,eceaicss will appear in this issue.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

up T. LlpDEI.L, tenders las Pioiess'ona'
i sevices 10 the people Of Rayvil'e ana '"e
~ se ,,.,yhborhood. j7-SS-iy
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07

Founded in 1888. An Excellent Fariliy,
Thorough Instruction, kIGd bat Rigid DI,ci-
pin.
1t nss New, Large and Wel-furnished
Buildings.
/, Ia. an ABLE FACULTY OF EXPERT
ENCED TEACHERS.
II is the most hea,hfnl location in the stare
II is one OF the most moral communities in
the SUut.,.
I, helps worthy. poor young men and girls.
Ia terms are cheaper rnd more liberal Than
those OF any other similar institution.
IL is only TWO miles from Gibbs Station. on
tie V, s. u =. r. X, just near enough to
secure the advantages Of the railroad and
20 miss I:s evils.
Expenses (per term Of Five Months)
Boari, Including woshIng, Lights &C. ss1.
Tuition Primary Department, so.
4" IN Academic SIS.
Collegiate $40.
Mn-ical Art $50.
Theological Department, Flee.
MI" Payable at the Beginning OF each quar-
er.-E1
Finally the sale Of intox caiing ti1uor is
prohibited by special Ac, of the Legislature.
Address,
President, w. M. REESE,
FeLy l9-i2 m. Nj. Lebanon, La.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Henry I. Thomson, State Of Louisiana,
VS. No. 1888 Parish of Richland
II F. and II Russell 27ih District Court
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-10
Checks on the Metropolis.

It must be remembered that the tendencies of the age, while leading people toward towns, do not lead them to concentrate in any single center, but rather to the creation of series of detached points, Railways and telegraphs make it easier to live in cities, but they also make it easier to go away from them and c"aate new cities. New York is far less of metropolis on tho American con- tinent than was the case forty years ago. 1 can remember when in travelling at the west any intelligent person would buy New York daily paper twenty-four hours old in prefer ence to any western paper of that very morn ing. The telegraph instantly changed all that the Omaha or Kansas City paper contains substantially the same telegraphlc news with the New York dailies, and tho latter have shrunk to a mainly local circulation. The same process goes through everything, and no matter how the self styled metropolis grows, it is checked and limited by all other cities. The same thing is true, to q smaller extent, in England itself; the American Visi- tor is surprised to find that to know even the political currents of the nation one must now look outside of London; Edinburgh is reasserting itself, while Manchester and Bir- mingham have alphabetically their own opin- ions-"T. W. H." in Harper's Bazar.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-10
EXERCISES FOR TIE LUNGS.
Here are few movements:

Here arc q few movements:
 Take strong, full breath, as nearly right as may be- through the nostrils, hold second, and eXpel the same way. Repeat several times.
 Now, inhale strongly, hold, then, making a small aperture with the lips, us though you wero going to whistle, blow it out vigorously, inhaling again the second 1t Is out. Repeat several times, and you will probably find, by the time you have taken the third or fourth breath, you are breathing properly; the lower part of the chest will move normally at first, while the upper chest will move later with out thought on your part.
 Next, take a strong breath, and hold it while you count twenty, then gradually in crease the count to forty or fifty. Do not repeat this more than twice.
 Again take a full breath and exhaust very slowly Then int1ate as slowly as possible Count while you are at work thus diverting your mind and giving you an opportunity of testing your gain, After working on your back long enough to know you are working in the right way, try the same movements standing, raising the arms at the same time slowly over the head.
 this process, rise vigorously on the toes twenty or thirty times, increasing as you can; then lift the toes strongly, keeping the heels firmly down; then stOop very low, sep arating the heels, throwing the knees we'll apart and out, and keeping the back as straight as possible. This will keep up the circulation and develop the legs.-Nary E.. Allen in Youths Companion
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-10

commanders, ef captains. all in full uniform, and of woman covered with diamonds, plumes and flowers, filled the nave and the galleries, who, while waiting for the com- ~mencement of the ceremony. were comment ing on the strangeness of the union which was about to take place.
 At last the first peals of the organ broke upon the ear.
 The chanters commenced the grave melo- dies of the Roman liturgy, the doors of the sacristy were thrown wide open, and the grand master of the ceremonies of the king dom of Naples announced:
 "His highness, the viceroy."
 Every one rose, in accordance with the rules of etiquette, which now agreed pretty we'll with the impatient curiosity of all pres ent
 The Duke of Arcos had his daughter on his arm.
 Isabella seemed agitated; but her face was radiant A smile of happiness and pride played on her lips. She appeared pleased at having raised up to her the courageous fish erman who had restored Naples her lost rights. Her white dress showed off her slim and elegant form to great advantage, her head, encircled with the coronet of duchess, moved with much grace and majesty in the midst of the lace ruff she wore round her slender neck. A white veil, attached to cluster of her black hair, fell over a mantle of white satin, bordered with swans down.
 Her arms were bare, and the black enamel of her bracelets formed a strong contrast with their whiteness.
 Behind her walked Masaniello.
 Jeanne was leaning on his arm. She still wore the picturesque dress of the peasant; but her brother was attired in a splendid cos tune; he wore a black cap with a herons feather in it, a mantle of violet colored vel vet, and vest of white satin, under which, as it was left open in front, was seen frill of Mechlin lace. Above his bucket boots, silk stockings clothed the symmetry of his legs Jeanne was on his right arm, while his left hand gracefully rested on the handle of his sword.
 Thus sttired Masaniello, with his athletic form, his noble face and martial bearing, was, without exception, the finest man of the viceroys court
 Masaniello and Isabella knelt down, and the cardinal immediately appeared, followed by a crowd of deacons, subdeacons, thurifer, aries and acolytes, who undulated round tha altar like stream of gold.