The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-02-27

ScFofula is sn impurity of the blood which
produces unsightly Jumps or swelling, which
accommodating in tue glands of the neck, causes
painful running sores ON the arms, legs or feet,
which develops ulcers in rue eyes, ears or nose
often causing blindness and deafness. Take
T. P. T. tPrickiy Ash, Poke Root and P0tas-i
stun 1t has prayed itself tho mOst remarka-
hle of all blood purifiers.
More attention should be given to the
cultivation of fruit trees. The canning of
peaches and other fruits should be o pay
ing business in this parish. Why not try
iti
Don't fail to attend the grand Democra-
tic mass-meeting next Thursday.
Mr.. Louis Lewald has rented the store
lately yacatedby Mrs Cohen. Mr.. Lewald
keeps u stock of fancy goods, notions, rib
6ons etc. Give him a call.
Last Sunday, while playing in the yard,
Walter son of Mr.. Felicien Parl, aged 2
years, fell down and dislocated his right
Arm.
Louis D. MELVILLE, successor to +.
Gouaux, dealers in drugs, fancy notions.
cigars and smokers articles, fancy paprc-
tries etc.
Mr. P. Kerwin, conductor, on the Houma
Branch railroad, recently purchased from
DR.. GaRde the cottage situated at the
corner of School and Roussel streets.
We hear that there is some disagreement
among the citizens of Little Gallon who
are Interested in the building of two
School houses. We hope the matter will
be anicahly adjusted.
les tray.
One small Bay Mare-no marks-found
upon my property. The owner can re-
cover same by paying all costs and prov
ing property. JACOB WOLF.
Father Laval, with the generous assis-
lance of the lady members of his church,
has lately purchased a beautiful and
costly carpet which has been placed be-
fore the altar.
Young Raoul, son of Mr.. Oscar eau
treanx, while assisting in removing the
furniture from the clerks Office last Tues
day, was slightly injured. He was atten-
ded to by DR.. Silvestre.
If the politicians would talk as much
on the subject of canning and central fac
tories as they do about politics this parish
would soon be on a substantial boom.
MARDI-GRAs-R6dnd trip tickets for
the New Orleans mardi-gras festivities are
now on sale at the Houma depot, good
until March 10TH 1892. Price Of tickets
for the round trip, 2. %.
A party of amateur hunters will leave
early tomorrow morning to spend the
day ON Bayou Black, where they expect to
do some fine shooting. Az a matter of pre-
caution they will provide themselves with
"a fine lunch before leaving.
A certain married man Of our town
who attended a ball given on Little Gail
lou last Thursday night was taken out by
white Caps and severely beaten for max
ing love to "a Young lady with matrimonial
intentions. 1t served him right.
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The symptoms Of La Grippe are Head
ache; pain in the back ; can't taste any
thing can't smell any thing can't eat
anything-don't want TO anyway ; a tired
feeling don't want to speak to anyone
and don't want to hear any one speak
high fever chills craven for ardent
spirits, etc.-'Bulletin of Pharmacy"
We congratulate our young friend, Mr..
Fl. Sidney Gagne upon the advent of y
bouncing boy weighing ~12Pounds. Sidney
is the happiest man in tOwnjust now, and
very proud OF his little valentine.
The following distinguiged speakers
will address the Democratic Mass Meeting
next Thursday: Hons. Felix P, POche,
X. N ogden, Horace Dufous, E. A. o'Sulli-
vandl G. Aontegut and Capt. B. F. Win
chester.
Several speeches will be made in French.
The bali given last Thursday night by
the Independent. Social Club was q grand
success in every respect, aAd the members
of this sterling organization should feel
proud of the event.
Refreshments of all kinds were plenti-
full and served lavishly.
Gov. Nichols has appointed Mr.. Q. "A.
Celestin returning Ohcer for this PaFish,
vice J. e. Naquin, removed.
Why M. NaquiR should have been 70
moved as a question that paEEles ne, beg
caus Mr.. Naquin was opposed 70 the hot
terry amendment, and has taken "a SctiVe
part in the movement in favor of the
election of Mr.. Foster.
However, be N as it may, VIC cOngFatu-
late our friend, Mr.. G. CelestiH, on his
sp~pointment'
The FOsterites opened their campaign n
New Orleans last Tuesday night Mr.. DOs
Caffefy. 1.-THE silver tongued orator Of st
Mary" in his speech thanked the ladies q
New Orleans for the beautiful d~eCoFatioas
We Beg to inform the gentleRan from q,
May that the decsEatioAs we're made fN
She benefit Of the g~entleuea ataead8Ag tk'
Trans-M esissiPpi Congress aAd not 70
the Fosterites. Stick 90 she facts, gentle