The Exeter Times, 1878-7-4, Page 4TBE TIMES
JULY, 4 1818 .ii
Edward, aucl Dr. , Hutellil son's
• a ettr 1 ''-" Galt Be oxter, Mile heats 3 in 5.
First Heat. --Au accident occurred
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1878. in; this heat, which divested it of inter-
est. Galt Reporter tools: 1st place,
Tun outlook for peace in Europa is Lady Herpes, 2nd ,arid Prince Edward,
Matilda 2nd, and running well, but
ailing before snaking the judges' stand.
sneue ARY.
Little Bessie. 1 1. ruled out
Galt Reporter, 2 4 2 1 1 1
Matilda,
rev out ,A
l '" erose out paeseutat(esk. Now Steam Vector.: > omt 1
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Lady Harper, 8 ,� ','I 4 drawn t0 be erected,.
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Supe.b Grand Square Pianos, cost 1,1u0 only 1 \
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now brighter that'll' ever, '3 'ld , 4 2 4 3 `g 2 nti)lxs cast 10.1 •IU 115. Elt•gant, zi::59 5Et^•ror' ��
Tile Averk in ' 8rd, G h d 5 1) 1 1a 2 Oil () ax a only ,•lU) Tremendous nes .lice or
thebeing proceeded with Seemed Heat This heat was vel
congresay Is . b1ug proses a zv w - . Ca
'with the utmost despatch, but little Contested. Galt ^ thestart,
work remailliiag to be dome, and that of 2.50 mltoar,
tug the :, mile, then Gala, Lady Harp -
a practically 13riimportant nature. I oral ere 21x0 Wet riot were running, so close Plisse. $125 ; lst, $80 ; 2nd, $80 ;
go s ar , suds 1-..56, r r about cost of Plotted and Depots, let•.\ 1 k!lisle. ,
Time, 'J4, "55, "5 �, 'e)4, eel Please satin. s l
overtaken by «ardor when approach -
Beac(?nefleld has upheld the honor of together that they could have been Bra, $15. Mile heats, 3 in 5 ,, 6 entries
Rile Eugliell flag through a dangerous'covered with one blanaet. Past the -- Herusby.s ";laud Egerton," 11,
j orterco- the 1('ad again, 1'4'arrior, Image's "Big 'Fellow," "J. Ilailock's
down to :111 admixing posterity as dila". ud, and Lady 11;arpe'r, 81d. Thus "Plowboy," W. J. Thompson's "Little
of the boldest, shrewdest anti *nest sue- ' they finished the heat.
. Fred,'" M. Dotty' "Mat Duffy,
I First Uieat.--1'losrboy ind, but was
s 1 is minae will be laatlded'Jud••es stand on the t nape Galt Re McBee s I'ta,fll. Kimball, Wm.D
crisis, Jl
c�:ssfi;I1 statesmen the world ever sass.1 Third Heat.—Galt Reporter ma,nag-
ed to gain first place shortly after leave soon overtakes! by k rank Kimball, echo
THE t :4.i.,l:l it RACES'. Fin;; the sttarter, ford was !lard pressed kept the lea(! throughout the entire
,
�----• ' at several eines, but intteaaged to peep - heat. At the 1 tui e, Little Fred work -
T • A 't good Ht •ler
Driving, Vert:.keet).iet4aht was ;held eat Q 0,:re ]TAR.'
l ";i,, tae P• ere; n " ,
t:� la:a.E i.� [r:le. here op Jl( rytl:ay (ala(lN Lade Harper
Trlc',,i:1:y';a-t.1 it alert;area taf.lcels. The, Prince Edv:arts.
Tece.e7. t'" 1.i-r'e , -'gs Of the :V.:-'daCattil't h, - Protection
have ,, e e eels sn ceeefell, etx;2, iter- ? \Vanier
Fes 1hev ..eeee .., e°at':1 tea:t t•+'t�A5ioitilttj A • '�.•to 7&()g,
.til
The animal tneeti g of the E- eter obis place, turtle Bessie, o, goods seeeteL A 1 hard and trotted as g 1 `� ,
ing the 2ni1 place. Comielg down the
home stac?tch, three horses were even,
1 1 but Little 'Fred managed to papas under
P owL'y...
2 8 the striug about half a length ahead,
q
4 atrawil ; mum.
0 :? Second Boat. -It was now evident
(•ko: k, 14th els ( e a' t :or
that Kimball was the best trotter in the el.'urof.hrt•
evicted e '• (t'@t 1 ' ewe I1. tee it: ;hest o ,2 $ , t},2 yC.i i race, for alth(ni�lt. Plowboy got ;lies+I.
! a • Purse, ; 15 : lit, t) • .. d, 0 y
fairan.:-' :I�i i,.tra..,-t't.".y, ;lilt! tet 'e t le?- ti;a-rd, ,;e1;'. Five etetiie'e—gym. pal. land trotted. well, Kiiul�all. with !lite
e�-r_et ' f aA the we .tit,•' thio ; 4•'t. 1)_•lat y ; :n(tgn's eh. 0. Dilly Walter, 0. Webh'a shtick autl free action, took the lead at,
dray ether tear. t g. g. ().14felloe, 2).u* Meree's ch t11. the 1 mile. Mewl Egerton trotted
@1I rove PAY. Lottie, 111 tn. Wolfe eh. s. Iden 0014.wall, lint1?Iowhty hell! hie !,,lace.
dust, and Tho-. ll••°1•'ek"'s bre -g. Plow- Third Iit•at.--hitni(a11 gat a poor
The 'alio of Suettete e%.ltiut.; i1tel left, bey, :till,? heats, t its 5. stiatt, being ;bolls sive lengths behind
tete MIR : ale Hl Ie4tla,1 c)1 etata()t)t and the Tight ti•..:at.- -Tile'start wag lied after a but he etiowed his superior metal, and
horses were ea:ended 1 ' etiov eV to r.',ovtl'; settle ditfaulty. Plt,wboy !eels, is over. at the 1. mile wa8 !eatable, by about
advanttaf e. 'lite dray was a Tittle too." taken by Lottie, wha in turn is caught ! three lengths; P1owbe.y shipped a good
bot >i )c c )tttfort, !lilt t1$ve;'a►31leS9 list? (anal passed by 0,1dfellow. On bowel deal, and MI away bellinti.. Maud t.g-
;ttretch. Plowboy eek es Zed placeerten and Ilig Fellow trotted well.
• lie was put back, however. for tun,
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,The li.i r:t,,t30was well f:u- ley. ' .14^Vocal times. I'l ashes. ita'eit° badly.
The r:tecosl the Home eteetcli was heel,
cr. l:.a>?n1'• while a1 art? 1t tar,"..„.
i' "t1" between the two leaders,
f fl ,€ 'tri a a g') i vi t^v i
Before nearing the mile, the Horace;
pree;euted a rare eight, all five being
ahreaet, and eweteping.alour at a splen-
did late. Kimball el we in l t, Aland
Egerton, 'thin, a(lti Bigiew, ;rel
far tt l sirs ,,, t v gt • p • "( t , Tal Cie third heat
O.1(lfel Aw tocol: ibe Frank Kimball
1 1
QJ the ore..4. a, tat,^il advantage of the ;lead, W1%5 OLCC 4` dugs' by Lythe, hut j toad F;' rtuu ..........3 8 2
menteeercieeeseel ether vv?lliclQasvl.icla a►:(isl fle\veitead, awl Jopt bispl:tee 1Little1Ita1.,....»...,,,t.,..,..:2 5 4
dette't1 the till!(!. Tho 744ek b a la ' ea; i.-ttie 2.+d, hash taitlain9t ord. Plowb ay ► '3 5
Bu Fellow •1 4 8
Time. 2.47 ; Q.40 ; 2.15;.
r,I"NtilyO--2 Sine DAS/I
seas we tile greunai, anti enliveneed the i lq'oti,Ai11.
day with cll a"sea s(tlectieus of allude. • (),Itlfelt�)zlr .........1 ,) 1 1
The first rfa • was the 1 Teettle .............3 1 2 2
le.,.evb,v.... 2 2 4 4
eeeet. 1:t'hl'Ixr U-Wl;. k (l•eld,lu:t 4 •! 3 3
flits', ere`,, 1'4, $45; ".).W, $a,3(l: Ililly 14:tll:ar...,..di;t.
8rol. $'1t). t?:`i: etttries.••ela!3 «;al:.!sure' Time : '2.41, 2.42, :1.4'2.
"Pelt' leech's," Jim. Herbert's "Oren• ..
4traitt, ,' ,, , sec eel, neo.
ft jute. 'Avers'a 1.itt1(a 1•••�t•s,"
R. 3tlal.traet"e "Bay slash,,' II C'ih1'ie'tl44. ,'t Ito !attendance wife not en largo Sat on
,. '• ' 1.. . ttl(e tint day, (1si,t', probably tt) it
it�ttil,ita, till, 1•asvilt.hl't, 1, tris \r t p Y
til,." Owing to the ltifile iltyaf geetting ; 11e0tey shower of rain in the forenoon.,
all t le,)1ter" 014 away with a ,.°,tl it: Ci'.ai t, t ohs the th[eatchilw ap o l:^:..nce of the
Matilda. e''.t1 Little N•'taie %%'I.0 i,,tt at 4:y. 1'Inl,,r the' eireninetatletes the .'.s
the •t:al;. e' s stand, hat rata the #h:(If•lntit ' etutifttion were satiefie .
in order to be allowed t 1 run in the re -1 1 reeste ; RACE,.
remitting heists. "rte heat was 1"11"► it, 3 /':tree, shits; let, $lid; 9'111, $2,5 ;
!tooa time, Little Bessie watinieg it t• ith :'s"et 111, e1 III s. I1:aif 11111N 1!t rtl t ;7 111•
Purse, $150 ; 1st, $►100 ; 201d, $35;
Ord, M15. Tiler; were ori.Saually Sia ell
a1lNN, but ()Illy tiller hgrseei Ntar[c',i,
fly 1i,1c1:, Prince- Felward, and 11'aa".
War-
rior. Rey Jack got the start, but War-
der i•lr snots took the lead and gradually
tcitit?uett the distance until he led by
8eVI'l all let•gthe. At the I Intl!", 13:ei
lack rhowett :'igus of "giving," and
Prince Edward took sttc:)ilal place.
Time, 8.5.1
'.x..31
Por. a $1.50 ; 1•4, 51.111 ; 2nd, $35;
3t -d. '413. There wore e 4 lett!! It", Geo,
eo,
ease. teito,-,. Frank 1\;S,'ti':h .'la:ady IJ triter,'" 111ity',1 "Ilal4si:tt1 Spy," Gen, Wt les
in th Floeail Iletat, the hlearlo were .i, wet, •'1)4111 1+eel, ,•• j„1„, •'t,itidffiiuw,,• W. .1)atlanaege's "fully
. , i a. ,\ Lit t e "
mere ,A a 1 it,( in a t.tln.« a 'S#Y rt, I.l , .• r, ...Greyhound,",... • { ,
to r f rt I s, III I tai r, ;1Joh. 1v rv't+ Walker," and 1). 31(.I +,(#S "Lathe"
tie Nettle leading slightly. Al, the ttylittltz Ile ( Fite " Jaa1111 B eel efl's "Lit Mile heats ii in :)
mils! she was Passed by Matiltila and tits Nettie,"i . aliritttie'rl eelIetiltla," First�lielat.--Itnesiau Spy tools the
( S i and Dl. Hutchinson s (taut Reporter. lead, Lottie a cies' second. Billy
took 1st place, wi(luitig by dealt First Heat.; -Pully Eccles mid Little Welker bring drawn Oddfeilow was
half :alength. Nettie were drawn. After three or heft a little behind, but at 1 mile, all
In thif'tl(ird belt Little I cw.,:,e mu four Itaefft'etnal attempts, a fair start three were abreast, but the Spy was
easily', t 're'ybo1.l (tl •:.:all and Little :vert. tilts oneetf,tl (felt Reporter leading.' tvurl.: . \1: itll evident sails and Hoou
tie ",rel.
ir(; 'll(aalutl. 'lilt; latter a:ttlirtl u' rr'ell A ,ns
slightly. At the 1: mile, Little Bessie led agaiu. Udditlllow fell blahind sev.
The start in the fourth !Mutt \Saw not ; pressed Galt hard and tor,k 14 p1,tc.e, feral lengths,, but gradually gained on
very gr)'I1, hitt the race a'as keeenly which !site kt1pt, though on the hone. Lottie, and when wltl'iu a fey yards of
contested h' ween ('sreyeou:itl ;alts Tat- stretch (1.a11 made treulen.tinne strides the string lie fairly flew over the
tie Bessie, but P0esssie proved victorious. '(u11 almost took the heat! again. Lady ground, and came in a gond Rewind.
sr.�s11Al2r- Harper Baine iu a good third. Second 11eat.—This was much the
Little Dex•aie 1. 2 1 1 St•e-/ntl Heat: —Thitt vests run in nna same as the previous heat,thongh Odd -
Greyhound 4 1 2 2
Bey daa'1:3 4 4 3 order. Utile Bessie led at the start fellow fell lc liar behind..that he was
Matilda fallowing closely. Lnuiiit unable to make uptime on the home
3�i1.4.1Nettie .. 3 9 5 down the honie stretch, 'Iatiltl'a anti stretch and had to content 1iimself
Polly J.eelt's 2 dr. Little Bessie ran nt'ck and neck, and with 8.d Place.
Time : 51, '5.1, .5'5. .5'4. swept under the atria; at a trlemoutl- Thi: d heat. --Repetition of No. 2,
sus pace, Little Bessie leading about la Russian Spy working easily, and Odd.
neck, Lady L'trper Brit. On weighing fallow falling so far behind as to give
the rider of Little Bessie, be was found ruse to sinister suspicions ooncerulug
to be 8 lbs. short, and WAS tnerefor', the !motive of the driver,
The fir's; eat waar3 trotted in good n .der Dominion Turf Ptu11\s, debarred
time. Frank Kimball was the favor- from winning any money in the roc'.
ite, and the result of the race proved Third Heat. -At the start Greyhound.
this faith to be well founded. He took took the lead, Galt Reporter pursuing
the +;tart, with Little Fred already fel. her hard. liltttild,t refuted to answer
lowing. At the half -mile Dtlffy elns('d t'.e bit,, The heat was very exciting.
u d 1 Fred butt 1 L down the home stretch the in -
8.00 Tr0T—MILE i1GaTS.
Entries ••-••- 3IcFee's blk. g. Frank
Ehnball ; Tllompson's b g Little Fred ;
I.)nify's l: g ;Oita t Duf*c.
p, all paiI'el ere ., 1i was over a :- 4it11tit,3,
en on the home stretch, Fred was, tere8t was especially kenli Greyhound's
however, given third in the heat fol leaps were tremencous, and she kept
running. the head,contiwzin winner by ab tut two
tad heat --Frank again took tll1, lengths, L•t,ly 'Harper third.
lead. Little Fred preaf,ing close and Fourth H a- .—Tuna far three diffor-
trying hard for first place, but it wee ent horses hid P•lnit won a heat, and
of' no use. 11latt Daffy fell fttr behind, lie littlo iiat.•rnst was felt as to the prnb-
and-was nearly distanced. able result. 0,,10 Roportrr nt+ta,:aged
In the third heart, Frank, as uqunl, to get a'vnv first, hug Mfatilila was
led the way, Little Fred trotted more ^ince at hie htnlf•. She drew even, and
rtea(lily tbs.'s b,.^fare, but sl(inping ter fl (11e rasa a•AA neck 111'1-vecl[ betwee.l
few rods, Ma Defy `pas•ae4 him, and drum until at the curve leading to the
held his place 11011( e•nniu g don -A the 14(),210 stretch, whet' Galt Reporter took
house stretch, Little Fred pullet! 11111- the letul, making e'•cCillettt s1'°Ael, :end
self together, and tt',;,tin manst;;etl to woo the baht by nbo:14. two lengths,
take second place after a hard strut;- COroyl,onnd thiol.
gist
SoaI1lAt.x. li fifth Ileac. --Lady IT'(' j er was eip-
tabte to t,ttal't 1u t1113 beat, O1.4lug to
Kimball
1.11
t . that were only
gull!() acoiden ,sot 1a there •e t y
Little Fred..:..,3 2 2 Three h‘lrses left, Gait Reporter roan.
!Batt Daffy .:. 2 3 3 aged to get the lead shortly after leav-
Tixne, 2.47; 2,46 2.481 ing the judges' stand, but as iu the pre
OPON nUNNu o RACE, - vione heat, Matilda drew alongside end
made a gallant effort for the first place.
But on the home streelle IYlutil(la flag,
ged in her speed, and Greyhouud atuue„
in 2nd.
Sixth Heat.—This was btu a repeti-
tio . of the fifth heat, Galt - leading,.
Purse, $150 ; 1st, ;100 ; 211d, $35 ;
&d, $15. 6- entries ---Frank d Son';
b. ln. Lady Harper. John Avery'; b.
m. Little Bessie, Wm, Hawk,illaw's b.
g. Protection, Samuel Grigg's b. g.
'Warrior, John Peter's o'i, .e, Prince
svlia:axY.
Rens! iaan Spy.... ....... .1 1 1
Little L ttti(' 3 2 2
01dfen') v............ 2 8 3
Time, 2.871 ; 2.85, ; 2.40
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,;('tense, eNor .wt. all the cathartic .tui ether meth -
eine! pr.,; a sen from the mo.: valuable (001s and
:et 1. taoer•lra1* Thein Into a )minute Gran -
nate. 'warren' larger than& a mustard
;seed, Mitt • t , be It lei s0at.owed by thole of
Ute tro-t *en-1: . 1• e t "n1 a d:: and fS':idln,ls tastes.
41.1. Et :rt'e Purgative relies re ue ents, in a
4
01'1. C.*i t, e c 1',' form, a` 1310 (1 cacjtar((o power
a 1', QM'," Wet .t1 i::l 01 the mrae ixil1' tomtit for
sate at•trug-s1:•»' nr. Froin their wonderful eatltar-
t(e poort'r, at (•onr.arls:ln to their size, people wi:o
have not tt'te•1 :hent are apt 1«e suppose that they
are „arsh,,r,lras(ie tet efrert: hilt ,•11rh 1'• not at :114
the ease. !he different active me tiena:al princip'.e8
nY a hie:t they are eompnve•t twat;; •n narnionwo' t
and nu- , le1, „1.,' by the )!fides a5 11, t•r.a(ttce
a moot searching' an'l thorough. vet
gently a(i.1 kindly operating, vuthar.
tie.
$5O0 IFevrard is hereby uttered by the urn-
prdewr 01111e,•^ 1'ei101r;, 10 ane a menet't who, upon
aa11trodo, wl() u':.l in them any e01)10(a or totter
to, gas of metertry, mineral poison, or 111lltr4Qn,t
Eras,;.
Being e()atrel7 vegetable, 00 particular
n( ,", r', ana•1.1 %trite using then!. They (Terve
0, tom: 'l;.1lt,brtto•e 40 MC run-tituti••n. 11:11, 01
,a•,;:on, For Jannetlee, Ileudaet►e,
(o(t•stilt(itian, Impure Mood, fain in
the Sift oti(lit'r,e,'I'il;ttMess of lite ('hent,
II:a,Ftetirq,'.*lLO R-.rael:ltl 1411* front the
stomach. nod ta•t(e in tete mouth. sill.
ion. attach*, Pain in region of Kid-
ti3y., Internal *ever, 4tloated feeling
shout etotluu'lt. flush of Blood to.
lleiiei, itlgt►-cole,re(t L'riue, I`tt+eleta-
Wits and Gloomy Forebodings, tike
1)r. Pielve • ['le t+aul Purgative Pel-
lets. In app,r *;u•o of one reumu:.l potter of
n( 1 strgia tte P( .,tel» over 'an great a variety of
e •c : W1,11 e0 .:a1 1101: their 'tat(an
ultolt the a,t(nt(1l event/111y is quiver -
.•ti. not a „.and or tit,,tae eseapattg
heir +•tttal&we Impress. \_e tire, not
.01 :, a ]ti10't sof 011-01'1 a;.. '11e" ars
o I t 1 an-) 40..0.("% in 1 t •i hat1e tete:r
ill alt • 1(.t're„y )ue,t'Vt=a elm:mp'tri:'i for
1 t „ 1 111 awe. 211. amt ,warm. to that they
Are awa. ami rebus e* This is no; the
oe W1411 t r.( 0.1-1, Alaimo are putup tit clamp
u..:.een • !..3.1,14„,10,t bore• i,e (...=Fest that for
ala rit'o.t a wl:e,e a Laxatives Alterative(,
or Purgative. i, n d(.,':rte 1. the -e little 1'e liet9
'14411 pace nae t0P.t peafe,'t `.an0t,1Ctitlu to ail wile
me (ten'..
They are Sold by all Druggists at 95
ceutr. 14 bottle.
w. ',”. P;tEitlE, X. D., ?mil,.
r # 1.0.
1'r t SUING GOOD
li ? ,1)z' 1
El,
lata jet-tIt•t,;- ittln.ts• ...t;e.;
i$ (y*t't'IJrx,(71/Ir :t, .eve.lt'!rifle l'Y' "10-
1*»- irJtd.;'Y, ♦';eJ« ffrel•tlx, ILeettfee
tin ttl(4 sats PO(J V1
A large stool[ of Fancy (.)nods non.
,tautly ou !land.
NEW 13WIT HER SHOP
rit. 'L+,' An.'1(i 1'.^• els the inlaahi-
ta.,ts of 4. ' .or:. l,, ei• 1.1,ty tn# Lellua
i)PENED A NEW DUTCtlER SIIOP
,781(00• conte Of LIR Mile0,11 •':0opu'1n110)es
'heatnu•• ,bei•a1 patrnta'••e t ,.a has bean nc
(lorded to 1..111 8 n 1.11G
0:.t('R.31IIE1 A\) WAGON MAI *NO
1-110 10 el. to11.111 in II new bra .010
qt •u•�' 11 i, itu•a'wit ....It 1.•1:rale att-,• res@-
ien1N of tier •.,et..,. -.l .,.,et;) est-,a•:d
F I".l f'i� S i:T Al EA T
of all k.n(tn;kart coutill .,t1} 011 hada at L'I'
teller shop. �—
@nnCksu•itb - •••.,(1 wn•••nmak int! cn' led on
,(131)91184 iu u .: as h) is i
1. D VIS.
KINSMAN. Ti D. S. 13 Act 0B-
. tt.;ued his Dii'1oma dad' r1 is a to pen
Lige Dettis-
tryaeua�ill;_xA
be net hand
s of o1(l, 0n
ltonIIaye,
Toesclay5,
)! idayo and
Sat't r d a ?• a.
Oiliee 110111.
Bell's Bakery Mails Street, 1; Teter Oat,
Shingles for Sale
P1101I >r'1 TO 51;00 PER SQUARE,
At G. & J. Brooks' aawm,711,
TWO MI•4a:S \V1:ST OP TKI•, LON UON
ROAD, TT 04' HAY,
.1 rood s»ppl,v of Herotock!,umber and Ceri
Post, coust.Aid ly on hantt.
THE EXETER
Planing Mill, Sash,
DOOR AND
BLIRD 111,,-1111
ALL KIN DS -OF
TUR ING-
Done to order.
Remember thaplace
Dyer (Dive ds ZEoward