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Warm weather drinks deserve another
chapter. But we must say, in this connec-
ton, that cofiee-drinkers make a mistake
if they keep up the strength of their favor
lie beverage. Have lesser quantity made
Of full strength, and use a half, or even 3
quarter of a cup, filled up with warm milk.
Iced tea is a delicious drink only don't
make the mistake of supposing that this
means "cold tea" Pour 1t fresh and hot
into goblet flled with ice, and season TO
your taste, repenishng it with ice as ii
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beverage. The man who invented it de-
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difference in their dining between Deem
Der and May, Fourth of July and Thanks
giving, Golden Rule.
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Cannot be cured by snuffs washes or local Applca-
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itself in the nasal organs FIRST, afterwards extending
to the throat and lungs ending generally in Consump
ton, if not checked by proper remedies. Pains in
head back, lolns and weakness of kidneys are
tendant diseases More people have Caarrh than any
other disease. II is easily cured Thousands of cases.
some of FORTY years standing, have been entirely
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So Bad that when went to Sleep
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CTME It viii please you. 1t is composed Of
S4NQs on Cocoa, OIL Ricini, and other valuable
Ingredients. 1. n. THORN SON ~
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11

Theft of Stockings. While the clerks
in Russell & Northrops dry goods store,
No. 306 Market street, were busy wait
ing upon throng OF customers, yester-
day afternoon, a woman was observed to
slip bundle under-her shawl and walk
out. She was followed to the street,
when she dropped the stolen goods and
quickly walked away. The bundle which
she stole consisted of twelve pairs OF
stockings.
A Rascdlly Deldaodrean.-Wm. Cooper,
the San Francisco stock operator and
forger, who disappeared several days ago,
is Delawarean by birth. The Smyrna
Times says he commenced his thlevlng
career in that town when boy by rob>
bing the 81 ore tills. Fri
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
THIRD EDITION.
lTdf4 H, WAaR., >, /.
FIGHT OFF THE suL1NA
q. MOUTH OF THE DANUBE!a y
RUSSIA WANTS NO MEDIATION.

LONDON, Oct. ia Galatza special says
an engagements took place Off the sulina
mouth of the Danube on Tuesday between
a Russian and Turkish steamer. The
latter exploked and sunk with all hands
- A Bucharest special says :'iGen. Gourkha
with eleven regiments of cavalry and eight
batteries ofhorse artillery, has started on
raid to Sofia by way of Tirnova5 and Sell
vi. -Four cavalry regiments ofthe guard
will join him en- ro1ae." nuE ,usg ttts o.,
A correspondent with Chafvet Pacha's
headquarters telegraphs from Radomfrzy,
near Plevna. under date OF M onday as fol-
lows "Our army occupies Telische, and
to-day IT effected junction with Osman
Pacha, who took up q position on the
heights of Dubnik. There has been no fight.
ing on our way hither, except a trifiing
cavalry skirmish on the Plain of .Lukovit-
"a. The Russians who were encamped
there fed at our approach. We hope to ar
rive OF Plevna to morrow. Reconnaissance
in any direction have failed to discover a
single Russian"
The Daily Nesos' Bucharest correspondent
also says he hears ON good authority that
until further orders no correspondents will
be allowed with the Russians before Plev-
ma. He also says 1t is expected that Gene
raj Zlmmerman's army will shortly as
sumo the offensive. af t..
Another correspondent telegraphing from
Karaial confirms the report that Monkhtar
Pacha has evacuated Kizil-Tepe and Sou
batan, retiring to the:summit of the Alad-
ga-Dagh. The correspondent says this
movement was necessitated by Moukhtar's
having lost 5000 men during the battles of
October and 8.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
! rHE 6pH1E1oNa.
SESSION oPTHE GRAND. LoDaE--ELEcr1oN
D OF OFFICERS.

srssioN oRTHE GRAND. LoDaE-ELEcT1oN
y OF OFFICERS.
The Grand Lodge OF Delaware. I. O. O
continued its sessions in the Odd
fsIiows Hall, this city, ''e q"
Inc, proposed amendment to the by
laws abolishing the Office of recording
secretary was defeated.
The action. of the Grand M aster in set.
ting aside the appeal taken by certain
mem oers OF Hope Lodge, from the action
of the Lodge in appropriating funeral
benefits to the widow OF Frederick NAL,
tritz was approved. . ,,.---7
a resolution was adopted declaring
that period OF thirty days shall be con,
sidered as one month, when bearing up-
on that action of the by DAVIS OF subordi>
nate lodges which declares that mo
mem Der indebted to the Lodge shall, if
sick OR disabled, be entitled. toi receive
Dement'S, during saeh sickness. or for one
month \ At hs.t after G :, syeh indebtedness shall
1 A special committee was appointed to
consider the Recommendation OF the
Grand Secretary IN reference to the reS
latjon OF dues and benefits. Committee
j. ]. McMullen, Isaac W Hallam. John
7. Sakes, d. w. Breretohi iand James H
Appiehy.a They will report at the next
session of the Grand Lodge. tI,fio(
A resolution. was adopted refunding to
various subordinate Lodges tht amounts
paid in error on funeral expenses.
The following officers were elected: z
Grand Master-John J. Gallagher.
Deputy Grand Master-Thos. 8. Stew
ensou. '0 '- -'i ~ tH
Grand ,Warden--Edga Pierce. ,r. ..
Grand Secretary-Isaac W. Hallam,
Grand Treasurer-R. II. Ewbanks.
| Janitor-Dayid Downs.
Representative to Grand Lodge OF the
q. Sc. III. spencer.
The Grand Master made the following
appointments TyTfC ClF~
Grand Herald-J oseph ID. Patton, ! H.
Grand Guard-Geo. Hughes.
Giand Conductor-W. f. Alrich.
Grand Chaplain-Rev. Gaylord L
Moore.
The election of Representative wa,
closely contested. Nj. Spraance havin,
but two majority, Oh the second baliol
| over Il. +, James. lJ'f l.tt
A rising vote OF thanks was tendercc
the retiring Grand MASTER Dr. E. w
| Cooper ,5,-,,.., --.,s-t.. ,-.
An evening session was held, aftel
which the Gran1 L )dge Adjourned INT,
the second Wednesday in October, 1878
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
.{F 'i socetes.

MEETING THIS tTHuRspAY) EVENING
~ Jefferson Lodge, No. Q. l. o. o. f., at
ODD Fellows Hall. y 'C1O ~
+ Mattahoon Tribe, No. II, 1. o. R. M,
at McClary's Building. ~, Il.
r, keokpk Tribeb No. 8, I. o. R. M, at
Z, . =, Eden len Lodge, I. o. 0. F., at hall, 3rd
Wilmington Division, No. 1, s. of T..
in McClary's Building, -a-- - -
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Hall, oil Market street
Lady Washington Home Communion,
504 Market street. q
Wilmington Grotto, No. 1, s. and d. OF
A. A., Bradfords Building.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. of P. 211
Market street.. a. q "a y,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 8, 1877.
Mons at the Brandywine Nails for
IN Grain Correrfp6 Daily.
LADELPHIA MARK ETs.
Wednesday, Oct. 10, 8 n. M.

Wednesday, Oct. 10, 8 P, M
IR.-There is more activity In the
haryet, and yrices are firm. Ship
n of as prices here are relatively
Ean those Bbroad. Sales, 200 bar
binding Minnesota extra family,
5s6 IS; do do do, choice and fancy,
kal, Pennsylvania do do, fair, at
bdodo, choice, at Sc 75a6 81 "; do do
Il, at S7a7 25; Lancaster county do
SiCe, at SIa7 374. Pennsylvania
bund at 81 25a4 81 X and Western at
k.-Wheati less active and &c. per
ower; sales of 5000 bushels, inclnd-
red at 81 45; southern
u 81 JOal 81; Western am ber AT 1 47a
\ edo, November, at As, and small
shigan white, fair and prime, at / 80
zEe comes In slowly and commands
u Pennsylvania and Western; car
Eere worth more. Corn.-The de-
light; but prices remain unchang-
Of 5000 bushels, Including Penn
and southern yellow, in the cars
b depst, at Gee, Western do at 61c;
low and high mixed at COX a6lc; at
board, sail, November, at 6Ob.-
less active; sales 1000 bushels. in
Western white, fair and good, at 50
cy at SSc.
KEY-50 barrels Of Western iron
pd al 81 Il per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
: FIRST, EDITION. y
IAN IMPROVEMENT.
%. I ~ IL :, --nr-mnl ~

~ y ~ III * " VI . v ..l. 4
FOUR NEW HOUSES GOING MP ON .sr
80 - ~. shvREFH sTREET. In -
q Messrs. Joseph Hyde, Edmund Pro-
Xost, John b. johnson, and Chandlsr
Evans nave purchased from the Bush ss-
state the lot on the north side of Seventh
st,eeo, ~, DStween Poplar and Lombard, ad
Joining the cid Bush homestead, where
the will erect four. large thres story
dwelling houses. The lot was purchased
tuesday morning and yesterday, the
work OF excavating the cellars was COM
menced. .aNi rs vi'I'Ii, "'"' 0o''i-
The dwelling of Messrs. Hvde ana
Provost will each be 18 feet trout and Al
Feet dieet deep, with back buildings 14x2s.
Those OF " Messrs, johnson and Evans
win be l! feet front and 81 feet, deep.
WIN Dack poildings 13x17. The houses
Messrs. Hyde, Provost and Evans with
occupy their houses; but Mr.. johnson
will have his for sale. n i IISTTS
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
THE FEELING AT WASHINGTON.
REPUBLICAN oFFICE-HoLDRRs DEMoR-
Allied, BUT THE PRESIDENT
PHILOSOPHIC, ..

PHILoSoPHIC.
WASHINGTON, October 10.-The re-
suit of the Ohio election has greatly de-
moralized Republicans here, who gener-
ally charge the Republican defeat on Mr..
HAYES. 1t is evident the President has
few supporters among the office-holders
while they denounce Stanley Matthews
in unmeasured terms as the author of all
the ills which have befallen, or may be-
fall the Republican party. One remark
ed that he was glad the Democrats had
carried Ohio, as the result must he the
retirement of Sherman from the Cabinet.
Another rejoiced because Stanley Mat
thews would be unable to renew his
lease of the Senatorship. 1t was gener-
ally conceded that Pennsylvania would
and New York by not less than double
that majority. The feeling among the
department clerks appears to be that the
Republican party is doomed, and some
who have heretofore been among its
most active and determined supporters
express themselves as thoroughly disgust
ed and Indifferent as to its future.
The President, who saw quite a num-
ber of Congressman and conversed with
them on the subject, said that he had
been prepared for the result, and that it
was therefore not so much of a disap-
pointment to him. He said that no mat
ter what happened or who opposed him
he intended to carry out his civil service
policy. Several of those to whom the
President spoke were rather surprised at
what he said, for they bad been under
the impression from his previous CONVEX
sations that he anticipated republican
success. But if the President was not
surprised Secretary Sherman was.
The election of a democratic Legisla-
ture in Ohio will give another democrat
ic Senator 10 swell the majority on that
side after March A, 1870, and doubtless
before that time more recruits from
Northern States will be forthcoming.
Between thirty and forty Senators and
Representatives arrived to-day.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
STRAY WAIFS,

A slight rain fell last night
Star and Young MEMS Loan Associa-
ton meet To-nlRnt. ~ ''
The regular meeting of the City Conn
Gil will be held this evening. ~
II is wonderful how little interest the
Republicans feel in the Ohio election. ~
The Historical Society will meet this,
Thursday evening, at half past
o'clock. '-l rDr E-1- .5.t "a
Relieve the toothache by relieving
yourself of the tooth, DR.. Gallagher,
dentist, No. s Z. Fifth st. t.
Persons accommodated with anything
in the eating line at the Malta House,
103 Z. Water street. Charges moderate.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
hoF lnennsn

bpVh,hi hor IBennsn,
5hSOans' 'hath i't Towels, Bath Sponges,
.loyeS o. IN extensive variety. Also
h Traps, Brushes, &c. .of horse
|Of The SAW sanl dioves, and many other
'ue = same classes.
CornbhIK or, nbhIKsiiiNGHURST q CO.,
h.. er sixth and Market SITS.
H. |',,s nllrasu,ous oare tor Corns
Egcornsn orT'nedg e,iy Of greaG popularity for
nHlNdHuRST 4 CO.,
Corner OF, Apothecaries.
1ner sixth and Market SITS
|ana Enc S, Naa Scissors.
|, Nal a3;1'EFIlght, Fil,ght, Nail Brushes, Hand
r Ip1es, pB, Nail Brushes, etc, for
CornoB,i r., oB,iRfiNGHURST l. CO. io'
Sixth and Market Sis
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
Debility. Nervous Debility.
Worms! Worms

n Ha1ess aS "! Worm Syrup never fails
|1nacb Mn MSllids OF worms. Seat, Pin,
kers kS" WMOrms are readily moved
3 s1ccs,.rm, norm Syrup. DIR. Kunkel is
Z h errs,esssiql rs,es,q Physician in the coun-
lem ,'nIloyal ~ y of Tape worms. He re :
bleta .il oi, 10 3 hours, with head and
ComallVe, and no fee until head is
tan a'iht,'iloh hn m sense teaches If Tape
eadnUue " removed, all other worms S
botiyIo destroyed. Ask your drug
Ol re ner h Vi kunkels Worm Syrup.
b favo h, vo9fttle. 1t never fails. If he
b + FTsnlm rum get it, or send to Pro-
pbia \ p puhkel 259 North Ninth ST.,
MI d. tAdvice at office free,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
REPUBLIC | LossES IN IOWA.
The 7 1e',sE Victory in Ohio.
: Bishops Majority 30, 900.
DEMOCRATIC n MAJORITY ON
JOINT BALLOT, Al. w s..l

l.t ~
THE woRKINGMEN AND GREENBAcK
VOTES UNEXPECTEDLY HEAVY I'm
( OHIO AND IOWA. oE J-- 1.nu
COLUMBUS, Oct, 10.-The Democratic
State Committee have complete returns
from foley eighticounties and partial re-
returns from the remaining forty, and
thsreupon they claim that the entire
Democratic State ticket has 10000 ma
jority. l think the Official returns will
show fully this majority.
The figures we have tonight give the
Democrats Al majority on joint ballot in
the Legislature. In the Senate the Demo-
Gratis have 25 and Republicans 10 and in
the House the Democrats have 81 and the
Republicans S9,and theNationals [Green-
back and Workingmen] 8. HWH
The Democratic victory is grand and
complete.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN
IOWA WIPED OUT .+

Iowa CITY, Oct. 10.-Specials receive
by Mr.. Irish indicate that Mr.. Gear VIII
have only plurality and not a majority
for Governor. The Republican vote falls
Off largely in the banner counties, Gear
losing even Lynn and Jessup, and Stubbs
drew largely from the Republicans. The
Democratic legislative gains are large, and
there is much uneasiness among Republi-
can politicians over their rapidly narrow
ing joint majority.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
EDITOR McLEAN's LATEST STATE.

MENT.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-More than half of
the State vote is in, the majority for Bish-
op being over 20, 900. This would show q
majority in the State for Bishop of at least
sc, 1000. The whole vote of the State will
not be much over $4,000. The falling Off OF
the Republican vote was large The West
ern Reserve shows big stay -at-home vote,
The Legislature is Democratic. In the
lower house the Democrats have majori-
'ty of 10. Cincinnati Hamilton county,
gives Democratic majority for the whole
State and county ticket.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
G: :W0RRE..LL. orc.
L Carpets & Dry Goods,
GA MASONIC aTEMPLE.
Special Circular, ''l''''
OCTOBER 1871.
-r ''A
GOODS .. .....
. I DEPARTMENT.

In consequence Of theacttora Of lead
ing Dry Goods Hosses Of Philadel-
phia adUertasing their goods at EX-
T'REJNELY LOW RITES, pOe an
nouuce from this date. and untaI
further notice, a SWEEPING RE-
DUC7YON in the prices of our EN-
TIRE LINE OF DRY GOODS,and
respectfully submit the foIIowing:
For the last Is gears sUe haze kept
the best qualities Of Goods. Our Stock
as at this time complete IN eoery de-
partment. We haze made prepara-
tions for this Seasons Trade in ad-
uance Of any siace, 1873. Oar sap
plies are from the best importing man
ufacturang and j0bbing houses in
.4merica,- W., thoroughly understand
the business. In this special sate,and
at these special praces, no change aoiH
be madein our terms. While aoe re-
gret that the prices at aohach aoe shall
offer goods. wiU be TOO Low for
profitable competition, soe are SATISFIED
that 1t isthe proper course to pursue,
as no store can be successful that does
not recognize that an PROTECT
ING ITS. CUSTO.MERSt 1t consuHs
its oUn best interests.
In conclusion, our friends and the
public are asked to EXAMINE for
themselves, and compare STYLESarad
QUALITIES. 1t wW certainly
Pay THEM.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-11
HENDRICKS ON HAYES.

NEW YORK, Oct. .10-Ex-Governor Thos
A. Hendricks, of Indiana, who was elected
Vicc-President of the United States last
year, and who has been spending the sum-
mer in Europe with his family, returned
yesterday and is at present stopping at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. The gentleman is ap-
parently in the enjoyment of excellent
health, and is very enthusiastic in praising
the countries which he has visited. which
he says he saw last summer for the first
time He had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
Tilden in Paris on his way back, and said
that gentleman seemed in the enjoyment
of excellent health, and much pleased with
his visit abroad. Governor Hendricks said
that he had entirely lost the run of politics
in this country during his absence, but he
evinced the most lively interest when the
subject was mentioned, and expressed his
intention of posting himself at the earliest
possible moment. Speaking OF the admin
istration of President Hayes, he said that
it was difficult for HIM to imagine where
that gentleman would eventually land his
party. He thought, however, that those
who seemed to suppose that the Admins
tration would "capture'' the Democratic
party would find themselves mistaken. II
was his opinion, however, that the Demo-
cratic party would do by Mr.. Hayes as
they did by Andrew Johnson-sustain him
80 far as they thought he was right. The
Democratic party, he said, had been fight
ing for the principle Of local selfgovern-
ment in the South for years, and in so far
as the President carried out that doctriue
they would sustain him, because they be-
neved it was right. ri