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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-25
Trustees Sale.

IN and by virtue of a certain trust
i deed, executed and delivered by
the Canton Manufacturing COmpa-
ny. to secure Elizabeth Cobb in the
payment of six thousand dollars,
land the appointment as Trustee,
10y Elizabeth and Il. S. Cobb, OH
Lot No. 4, in Square No. ), accord
ing to the original plat of the city of
Canton. Also loo adjoining the
Southern boundary thereof, COLI
tanning about one fourth of an acre,
extending about 100 feet North and
South, and East and West and the
said two lots extending 100 feet OH
the street East and West, and 300
feet North and South also the fol-
lowing lot, bounded and described
as follows, viz: Beginning at the
Northwest corner of Lot No. 4,
above described, running thence
South 400 feet to Fulton street /;
thence West with said street 100
feet to Hickory street, as laid out
by David NJ. Fulton thence North
with said street 400 feet to Peace
street; thence East with Peace
street 100 feet to the beginning
except SO much of said lots, or par
GELS of land, as was conveyed by
Francis "A. Effinger and wife to j.
Il. Fellowes, by deed bearing date
27th day of DC! Ober, 1S63-tOgether
with all the appurtenances and I'M
prOvements thereuntO belonging
Also the entire
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-25

EVERYBODY is delighted with
Mr.. Burke's photOgrapbs-ty,y him
aud be pleased.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-25

FOR RENT.-A dwelling house,
convenient to public square. APP
ly to L. T.. CL ARK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-25

A SPLENDID assortment of CHI
MA and CROCKERY WARE, Just
received and fer sale by Heron &
Anderson.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-01-25
MACHINERY, TOOLS,

MACHINERY, TOOLS,
and general apparatus of the
Canton Manufacturing Comply;
being the GROUNDS, BUILD
INGS, MACHINERY, and all the
adjuncts thereto known as the CAN
TON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Twill sell at public cutlery, before
the door of the courthouse in the
city of Canton, ON
Wednesday, 5h Of February, 1878,
the above described property, or SO
much thereof AS may be necessary,
to the highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said Indebtedness.
believe the title to be perfect,
but will sell and transfer only such
as is in me by virtue of said trust
deed, and the appointment in writ
ing as Trustee by Elizabeth and L.
S. Cobb. The said deed of trust is
of date April Sth, 1871, and record
ed in Book V of the record of deed,
GU page 23S.
B. J. SEMMES, Trustee.
Jan. 4, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
zNoyHlR CHARTER QUANDARY,

AN lssrR OF HALF A MILLION OF ASSESSMENT
FrNp STOCK OF THE COUNTY CLAIMED TO BE
ILLEGAB ...
Another ripple disturbed the usual ndsum-
MGR ,niet of municipal affairs yesterday at the City
Hall Early In the day II was reported that the opening
q, tho bids or Wednesday in the 100000 Assessment
Fnud stock Of the county was Illegal. Inquiry in the
matter ELECTED the fact that the statement was based
mon the legal opinion that the new Charter
gave the Board of Apporiionment authority
to Issue bonds in regard 10 the city
alone. This statement certified to by Com
missioner Van Mort who stated member OF the old
Board OF Apportionment county affairs, that he
had not been officially asked 10 attend any meeting OF
the Board and had not sgned his acGuescence in the
proposed issue OF bonds, believed the action OF the
Board, which assumed exercise Jurisdiction in the
matter TO be Illegal Inquiry made in regard 10
the matter OF several legal gentlemen of prominence
who made statements substantially as follows:
No bonds can be lawfully issued except first, by the
provisions Of special law and second. by tbs consent
OF certain persons The consent OF the issue OF city ana
county bonds was by the Two Per Cent act OF
1871 upon certain persons named in the Sd section OF tne
act These persons were the Mayor, Controller CON-
missioner Of Public Works. and President of the Depart
ment OF Public Parks. BY the provisions OF the new
Charter the Two Per Cent repealed in so far as
appes to the city, remains IN full force In SO Tar as
It appies to the county. BY another section 10 tne
Charter Board Of Estimate and Apportionment Is
created consisting OF the Mayor Controller President
OF the Board Of Taxation and Assessment and PRESIDENT
of the Board of Aldermen 1t Is urged that the author
t ~ this Roard s essential to the OF city bonds
only and although the powers of all previous Boards OF
Apportonmeut transferred TO and invested IN the
new Board Of Estimate and Apportionment, this does
not transfer the power the issue of county bonds
for two reasons First the provision In regard TO the
transfer is contained In statute which applies to the
Md fha m
70 issne county bonds was not vested in the Board OF
Apportonment under the Two Per Cent act, but In
general act passed previously
tits urged that under the provisions Of the old law re-
garding the issue Of county bonds, Commissioner Van
Mort and President Sebbns should have been asked TO
attend meeting Of the Board Of Apportionment
and give their consent to the issue OF bonds in
order 10 make the action OF the Board OF Apportonmen
legal and that law is still in operation, and the pro
posals for the bonds invalid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

YACHT CLUB CRUISES.

The cruise of the -New-YOrk Yacht Club will
probably begin on Monday, Aug. II. when the feet VIII
rendezvous at Glen Cove and sail over It's usual course
20 New.London aud perhaps further east. Rear'Com-
modore Kingsland who will act as Commodore during
the cruise will issue the requisite orders either today or
on Monday. when the date OF departure VIII be post.
lively fixed While the feet. Is at Newport, two OF tho
Bennett $500 cups will be sailed for by schooners and
nrstclass sloops The other two cups viii Do sailed
for over tho club conrso on the first THURSDAY
Pm October. $1,000 cup open "a vessels OF hVetb
regular duo Il 10 DO sailed for Oct 0. starting from
the anchorage on Owls Heat passing around
the Cape May Lghtship and back 10 the iignt-
ship. al Sandy Hook. A 1900 purse and two
pufsss OF t;oo each narad hy Caminaiora Bennett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
xmes COUNTY CHARITIES.

The annual reports of the heads of the sew
sfa Departments under the control Of the Commission
srs Of Charities Of Kings County were made by the
Board yesterday. Thereporfs show that In the Aims
house there has been total Of 2s paupers during the
past year. OF whom All have been discharged, 7 have
been transferred, 5nve died, aud 4s9 remain The pro-
pr1ety Of buying grounds for new cemetery was sus
resed as the present Enclosure rapidly nlngnp and
IA 10 too close proximity 70 tho buildings.
In the County Hospital there have been s,52 per-
SOUS under treatment. Of whom 22Si were discharged
as cured $40 as improved, and lls az unmproyed, while
sSo dod The whole number treated is l03 less than
STr4ne tbe previous year, decrease due 70 the small
nber OF smallpox cases There were lS2 births IN the
Hospital The report OF the buperintenoent OF tne Luna
Asen Iy00S Of whoa IA were discharged. vi tnese ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIPS ATTACHED.

The steamships Henry Chauncey and Rising
star belonging to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
attached yesterday afternoon 1T the Compsny's
wharf by the United States Marshal complaint Of the
City and County Of NewYork for Donpayment Of taxes
Capt Bradbury President of the Company stated that
the attachment was either a mistake snap" mat
arranged for the purpose Of influencing matters
the street The amount claimed $4,000, TO
which bonds would be gwen to-day, and the vessels DO
released. President Bradbury stated that ex-
President stoekwsl should have paid these
axes as be had the funds for that purpose The matter
however would be investigated and bonds had been
given the departure Of the vessels would not be inter
tered with On the street the attachment was the sub
ect Of general discussion The bears declared that It
vas an evidence OF the poverty Of the Company and
would soon be followed by other proceedings Of the like
character The bulls, however, characterized 1t AS
mean trick Of the for the purpose Of depressing
the price OF the stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
DISHONESTY.

Thomas j. Byrne, citizen of MorrIsanla,
who does business as lawyer at NO. New Cnanluei
At and who has held official position In west
chester County as Jnsticeof Sessions Coroner Justice
of the Peace and lastly Of the Commissioners ior
laying OUT opening and constructing the Eastern Bouie
ward, after receiving sum Of money from Chauncey
suuh Of Morisana referee. IN the settlement OF some
affairs connected with estate accompanied MS son.
partner in his law business TO this city on Monday as
ON arriving asked his father for ns share OF the
money due for legal services, when the father unaer
some pretext succeeded in slipping out Of sight and
has not since been SEEN When the reached the oce
on the following morning. he found that his father nad
been there and removed the office furniture p9OAs a
~ papers Detectives said to be In Morrlsanls
looking him yesterday, but whether any charges ha
been preferred against aim could not ne ascerteI. ~
tain an appointment from Mayor Havemeyer as ponce
magistrate either in the city as 1t now h or Ia the lower
part OF Westchester Couuly after the annexation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE GoopwooD RACES.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Goodwood meeting
to-day There were seven races but those which
attracted the most attention were the runs for the
Chesterfield Cup and the Goodwood Corinthan Plate.
The Chesterfield Cup handicap) value 800 soveregns,
by subscription Of is soyeregns EACH for three years
old and upward was by n. lie Fevre's oh. c..
Drummond, years old. Mr. Burton's C. {. Louise,
years old, was second; and Baron Rothschilds b. m
Hannah years old, third. Nineteen
The final betting was even on Drummond, even on
L ouisa, and to against Hannah.
The Goodwood Corinthan Plato andlcap) OF 200 SOW
eregns one mile on the Craven course, carried of
by Mr. T. E. Walkers b. Victor, years old. The run
tor the second place was dead heat between Walpoe
and Perth Eight horses The betting at the start
was 8 to against Victor, to against Walpoe, and to
L against Perth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
TAXATION IN BROOKLYN REVIEWED.

Democratic members of the Brooklyn Boards
~ Aldermen and Supervisors held last evening
for the purpose Of protesting against the passage OF the
financial budget for 1874 in its present proportions
MAYOR Powell presided, and those present were Alder
men Clancy, o'Reilly. Wylie Macpherson, and
Connolly, and Supervisors Richards, Fletcher and
Mcconnell. The budget was read through 10 Statement
NO 6, which calls for s9525OO for general pur-
noses. when Alderman Macpherson objected TO
the appropriation OF $4,000 for the I'M
movement OF Putnam and Washington squares.
Major Powell stated that this authorized by
special law. Supervisor Richards said that the new
had been forced the city by the Republican
pary which intended to plumber the people, and the
sult would be bitter fight He held that the Joint
BOARD had no right increase the original budget by
$4,000 as had been done under the new charter. He
vas in favor OF repudatng the whole work OF the Board
and stand in the interest of large
nucton The item of salaries s376oe0 was iDsaneed This
ia increase Of s O0 and the money il to be expended
without any benefit IL was doubtless TO 60 into the
nockets OF Water Board suecuriss ana ward politicians
superyisor Richards particularly pointed IN his
referenee 20 exAssemblyman Chas Is. Morton and ex-
H. Assessor o. B. Leich, who he stated were potcai
snecursts in the Tax Collectors office, and were paid
ont OF the citys funds reward for their services
at ward primaries.
Mayor Powell objected personalities and stated that
he xonld not remain 70 listen to useless debate he
held that the Board Of Estimate had perfect night 70
Increase budget Supervisor Richards replied tnst
the 100000 increase in the budget had Deen
This budget he held, simply weapon In the hands
of Republican Ring with which 70 fight the Demoe'
Schroeder 10 hold all the funds and went far as 10
hint that he might divide IL among his friends. He an
nounced his intention Of making an en9t 70 have The
salary account reduced $4,000 AIIsr lulnef oscussOh
the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
TRorrING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

The gates of Fleetwood were opened yester-
day afternoon TO small attendance and undressing
contest (which may serve in lieu OF prelude TO better
snort to-day, when w. f. weeks e. G. Tom Wonder. and
John Murphyss e. sorre JAKE matched for purse
OF $4,000 There four entries yesterday. but only
three horses appeared at the call A. c. Whitsons Pau
line Mr. Washburn's Geo. West, and j. Manees King
Lear Geo West led the start as far as the nrst
quarter when he passed by both horses and ruled
out In the first heat for running Tue first money was
won easily by Pauline in three meats
PIEKryoop Pax Aug l-PGne Of 500 of borsss that bal
beaten So nle heats harness best three nye
A 4. WhisOn's b. Psulhs. l
Mr. WAshbuu's b. e. Geo Yves U v
Manee's VII e. King Lear.
X o. WIDgs g. Kate Bradley Wlihdrarn
Tne-2;5l, 245, 2:44.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-There is a good pro-
gramme OF races down for fifth and last
day of the first Summer meeting, the second beginning
Tuesday next The first race sa selling race for two
year-ods threequartcrs Of mile, with allowances 10
weight proportional 20 the selling price. There
are only two entries, Hunter Travers's colt Crows
Meat, by of Intrigue and Crouses colt Per
simmons by Revolver In the Sequel Stakes for three
year-ods two miles, five out OF the nineteen entries
will start namely: Bemonts imp colt by Breadalbain,
Httelps Fellowcrat, Wedons Warlke, Crouses Satin,
and McDanePs Sister to Dublin, by Kentucky. In the
threemie dash Harry Bassett. Hubbard Wanderer and
King Henry are entered. and will At the Club
rooms tonight pools sold as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
A YACHT RACE UNDECIDED,

A match race for $1,000, between the sloop-
yachts Maud, owned by Edgar Morris, and Brooklyn
owned by Ira smith, came OF yesterday. Toe distance
required was Io miles TO windward and bacRi Tune
allowed a hours. The course sailed over was from
Premium Point, near Rochelle, to the buoy on ror'
sohuyler and return The boats we're out about nVe
bo,rs the prooklyn COPING IN nearly 10 min
ntes ahead; but as they failed TO mako tne
required time the race and bets we're decIaieu
~ The steamer Fletcher left the Neptune House dock
laden with invited guests, and accompanied 'ne he1
me race excited considerable interest, ana was WIZ
messed by several members OF other clubs Az the start
fresh breeze was blowing but saep ned coon ater
aud found limos sDlc to complete me route 10 'S
rime dcsiguated, The race will be repeated today ahh
UNFIT the required time can be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

10 be saed for by American working sch0oners pilot
boats and smarks of between Is and 300. tons. Inc
winning boat win take the 81 900 purse, whio the frst
boat OF each the other classes excluding that 10
which tho winner belongs, Ia to take $3.50 purse
The annual cruise Of the Atlantic Yacht Club, when
will begip to-day Is expected 10 be very enjoyable
nffir large number OF yachts, shown ny the ist
IN TRIBUNE, will take part IN H. ano inc moss
bosptable places ON the Sound will be visited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER.

Ihursday,a young Irshman, for whom the Queens
County authorities have been searching for some time
The charge against him is that he Of tho muir
derers OF Graham, the Little Neck shoeaker who
found dead in his shop the 18th OF February last The
prisoner has made admissions bat the officers
not at present disposed 70 DISGUISE their character ms
name is also kept secret and person Ia allowed 10
him He viii have examination az soon AZ District.
Attorney Dol ming returns bone. ..t..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

. fVik Ausnue Hotel--Senator Fenton, jamestown,
y Gen J. G. Poster washngioa Prof. Chas iisrH .oa y
Shsck Ord Of Corae Caleb Bates McLarn ana y
BuTue, Of Cincinnati. Metropolitan HoeIThe Hon frsW nan
aad Rdwsrl NJ Smith Rochester, Judge Parker oil 'h
gnia, sni The Hon Henry c. Ksissr Of NevJer'eJ',:
Gily Hoast-Ths Hon. K C. lngeEon, washington 'sI
NlAofs UotS-Prof W. c. CattsIl Of Rasen, PENN b. u
Cate and James ~ sesvel Of
IoHs-CoL Luidincton Hofnon Hons,
ksou, Of Hovst-Juise B,on Of BInghamion
McIighe Of Pittsburgh and Alexander NeD9nsh o.
ma vtBna. Hr0sn Hgsse-tap j. H. merry
man Of the Msrne sud H. Shs %Hr,ram h0sss
osnsen d. Cock Qseen County and Judge kooet Coeh
ran ofW lain N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

had recovered II had inProved. aai 50 were uh, nr
proved, &C had died In lthe County nursery tneio
have teen psa rhdrcr trcatcd si5 were dieeharge -
ded aud si8 tcnaia The Average. atteO o,ct ss tae
schon WI, ISL md t,e total number Attending tof any
conhid Crahle length OF TINA WAS <2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
ROWING.

A single sculi race, between Messrs. Okeefe
and Keine, Will take place to-day on NewtoWn creek
for q $50 badge and the championship OF the creek
They will from the Penny Bridge at T. D. m'' anu
Will row mile and half and return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
DEERFooT PARK RACES.

DrERFooT PARK, l.. l., Aug mo. s. Purse OF
500 10 double teams.
r. Haiglts Lady Pafsr snd Byroa......2
Ar Savers Billy and nate .............l DIS
John Philips Prince aad mate. ........3
Tme-3 2:43l1 2:45, 2:4S 2;5l 24Bia
Sam, SIDE mile heats beat three IN dve
hcMahsL.s g. Billy ....''....'.''..'..'.'....' 1
y. Knights m. Bioa. :...:.:...''..
Tune 2.Jl Il 24b94. 246S4
San. Ssy-Nsteh s25 side nile heats, beet three In Eve
surTsb biz 10. Cap. Jlks......s..s... l
fIsrry Wlil.us b. n unerpeeed........ o 2 2 2
Tree, 500, 2:5OIt. 2;52l2 25sA+
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uA1FA MILLION READERS f,

To Bunes Men Merchants and Others who wise
o,nnnicsts x the ontegent Pres heesn-
m Men, Dealers living the .most eoses
number OF throughout the hddle en NORM
western Southern the Publishers onsdnt present
ted TIKI WEEKLY 1bs feehng sure ,ns
II VIII be ICED be all that Is claimed for IL
From experiences who have advertised if year
whose testimony 70 its merits 40 an sdfasns
medium is emphatic saSad 10 has no tnltof N Hs
respect In the United States. r cn,,, - n.
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p Rose Co.. ~ PArk-row or CINCINNATI TlMke Co.. o. s
I1irt-st,, Cincinnati, O.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY At pICKISsoys ~ PARKRow
- MIS- scOA-sshO p e3' adnisht-7S' ATss sOiso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

In HoT WEATHER AN ATTACK OF DIARRHEA,
on INDEED BOWELS RAPIOLT ExHAUss THE
srREsorn AND PROMPT TREATMENT IN
PKaAr1vH IN ALL DR. JAMES CARxNArvs BALsAs
AK EyyRcruAL REMEDY ACTING QUICKLY CURING THOROUGHLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

Every mother should teach her children to
bruSA thef teeth daily and LYONS ToOru TABLErs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

IMPORTANT CAUTIoN.-The wonderful sue
cess Of BsuIsTOs aud PoREArsE
consumption. wasting loss the OF digestion and ASSIMILATION
has firmly established remedies in the estimation OF the medical
proou on both sides Of the Atlantic limitations Of ihemmade in
America Canada Bugudbng in reality either saponheous COM
pounds or pomade Of the Panesc principle are en-
tey useless efficacy Of these preparations made By hsssr'
Sarory from the h under the direction Of the physician WHO
them and only be insured by strict adherence to
the original formulas medical profession recognize other Pan
Panceane than those thus prepared the purity
and strength Of which guaranteed See Reports Of The Experience
and ons Value OF Ssvory Moores Pan
Emulsion and Pancreane Remedies n Wasting eases
tChuh London To be obtained OF al the principal che m
l Ia the United States MOORE LAB New
Bond London Chemists Queen, H. T. Ii. the Prince OF
Wales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

LYONs MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER is beng
Look and get the genuine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
STATEN ISLAND.

CLIFToN.-The work upon the earthworks
Of Forts Wadsworth and Tompkns has almost come to
stands in consequence Of the lack of dirt for filing
purposes superintendent Cocro who has charge the
work. was obliged TO dispense with the services as
or 80 horses and carts and about 80 aborers yesterday
for the lack of proper material. The Government
officials have been for some time negotiating for the
purchase VI the lands OF Mr.. Appleton, adjoining the
Government works. and If the purchase is effected an
ample supply or the desired material DO obtained
from the hills In the vicinity.
TorTEsvrILEThe ladies OF the congregati and the
chiIdrc attached 10 the sabbathschoo OF the Bethel
Nethodist Episcopal Churcn went their Summer
picnic and excursion TO Attorney Park, Eew-Jersey
yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MORRIsANlA.-A young HIN was found
aseep in the barn Of H. b. Kirk under suspicious cir
enmstnnces and on searching his person short candle
ana n large bunch OF keys were found lie was taken
into custody by the police on suspicion of being mp
Gated in some Of the ineendnry free that have taken
place In and IL & believer that he had taken
refuge IN the barn until be deeme &c late enough to
start hts round Of plunder Bernard znbnski' who
WAS arrested auut fortnight ago on ehnfc OF haV
ing set IRE the premises occupied by his father az
shOe htOrc, FOrdham.ave but WnO was SUBS luehy
discharged on the ground that the evidence audnced
against him was not sufficient 20 warrant bis detenuon
was renrrosted yesterday or new complaint ana hed
tore Examination by Justice Blythe. ..0eorge ~ Aeas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

dell who had held various positions Of honor and trust
IN this town, died In saraiogs on s' @
niness and hfs remains brought hone the same
evening AT the time OF HIS death he was Treasurer OF
the Commission appointed TO widen inc ihrus'e' "a
tam ain IN ofrsauia
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Announcements I

fAanoanoemsRtE
BURNETT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.
INSTEAD of BITTER use SWEET QUININE.