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Daily globe., 1882-07-19
Cone n Island Races.

New YORK, July 1s.-Coney Island course
one mile; Marchioness won, Topsy second,
Aleck Ament third. Time, 1:42.
Mile and Quarter-Monk won, Ida b.
second, Dodotte third. Time, 2:12. Rapid
broke down, coming home very lame.
Mile and half-Governor Hampton won,
Glenham second; Ballast third. Time, $50.
One observation-disclosures won again, Haledon
second, Belle of the North third. Time,
1.43K.
Hurdle Race-a mile and q quarter; Jim
Vanderver won, Ingomar second, Eva A.
third. Time, 2:10.
The horse Elector, running and winning as
three year old, was ruled off, being four
year old.
Joe Murray was proved late three year
old
Daily globe., 1882-07-19

Ii the estimony of the Dispatch can
be believed WINDOWS swag is being free
ly disbursed in the First District to de-
feat jDunnell. Now that Dunnell is on
the ground in person, it will not be so
easy for Window to walk away with the
cake. If Dunnell puts in lively work he
will give the Window crowd close call
on the nomination.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
ToBAcCo MEN ANxIorIs.

The executive committee of the National
Tobacco association, now assembled in this
city, to-day telegraphed to members of the
trade throughout the country requesting that
they telegraph their representatives in con-
gress protesting against the unnecessary delay
n granting the eight cent reduction in the to-
acco tax, with rebate. They assert that
lending the action Of congress over $4,000
operatives in tobacco are kept out Of employ.
ppent.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
Adjourned Meeting.
ST.. PAUL, July 5, 1882

ST. PAUL, July 5, 1882.
Board met at 2 p. M, pursuant to adj
journment of Sd inst.
Present-Messrs. Hoyt, Peters, Quinby,
Terry and Mr.. President.
Absent-Mr. Koch
Bids were opened and read for the
having of Fort street from Third street
to south city limits as follows, to wit:
Michael O'Brien, 1000; McCann,
Babcock s. Co., $50, ,547.
Michael O'Brien being the lowest re-
liable and responsible bidder, the contract
Daily globe., 1882-07-19

TEE Window organs have fallen to
abusing Dunnell because he has come
home. They wanted i'm to quietly re.
main in Washington while they deliber-
ately cut his throat. Mr.. Dunnell evidently
thought that if he was to supply the
corpse it would be appropriate for him
to attend the funeral. The corpse may
prove to be kicking cadaver.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19

A meeting of the Democratic Congressional
committee of the Fifth Congressional district
will be held at the Office of Geo. W. Holland,
in the city of Brainerd, on the (27) twenty
seventh day of July, 1882, for the purpose of
such business that may properly
come before said committee.
JANATHAN SIMMONS,
Chairman Dem, Congressional Committee.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
ST. PAUL. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. 1882.

THE Ramsey ounty delegation to the
Four th District convention to-day ought
to offer resolution of thanks to Bill
Washburn for his successful efforts in
destroying the st. Paul boom, He has
done the work very effectually, and St.
Paul ought to show her gratitude by
kissing the hand that smites her
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
Protest Against the Suppression OF The Ma
tfonal Board of Health.

LITTLE Rock, July 1S.--At large meeting
of the corn exchange to-day resolutions were
adopted regretting the failure OF congress to
make the necessary appropriation to defray
the expenses OF keeping up the necessary quar-
antine regulations and special inspection of
the Mississippi river as a protection TO our
commercial business interests against the
spread OF yellow fever and other diseases, aud
as a means of preserving the health OF the
whole South. The resolutions earnestly urge
Senatar Garland to use all possible means to
induce congress to make the necessary appro-
pfiation and continue the special inspection
services on the Mississippi river.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19

The programme for tomorrow includes the
2:2I and 2:2l classes and special purse to
Phi Thompson to beat 2:19sl, with extra
money to beat 2:l714.
st. Julien, owing to temporary lameness,
will be unable to trOt for several weeks, and
has been withdrawn from the race with
Trinket Wednesday. In its place there will be
the above exhibition of speed by Phil Thomp-
SOD.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
BARE RACING AT CHICAGO
Gem Gets Into Too Fast Company and II
Distanced-Hotly Contested Events All
Through = To-Dsys Programms-Bass-
Ball O.her Summer Sports.
Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, July 1s.-Third day of the Chicago
Driving Park trotting meeting. The weather
was warm, with floating clouds, but no wind
The track was fast and attendance large
First Race-The unfinished 2:35 class of YES.
terday, purse $4,000, with $500 extra to beat
2:23. 1t began with the fifth heat. Walnut
having won two heats was the favorite, but
was distanced. This left only Clara Cleveland
and Hardwood to contest the sixth heat. II
was clear throughout and ended in a dead
hest. In the seventh Clara Cleveland won by
two lengths.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
Il Suggestion.

To the Editor of the Globe.
The name of Mr.. r. G. Moore, the popular
banker of Morris, is very prominently men
toned in connection with the Democratic
nomination for congress IN the Fifth district.
Mr.. Moore is director of the Little Falls &
Dakota railroad, and if nominated, would
poll a heavy vote in Western Minnesota,
where he is largely and favorably known.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
Failure to Fix Freights.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-A meeting OF freight
agents of lines running west from Chicago for
the purpose OF considering the question
rates and general classification of freight rates,
was to have been held to-day, but owing to the
refusal of the Northwestern road to enter into
an arrangement nothing was done.
It is estimated that the amount of old grain
in store on the lines of western roads leading
to this city is 7,000 900 bushels.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19

AS there is no, contest Mr.. Washburn
will be nominated by acclamation. His
election will not take place with the
same degree of unanimity.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, July IS, 1:30 p. m.-Indica-
tions: For upper Mississippi valley, cloudy
weather, possibly occasional rain; variable
winds, stationary or higher temperature.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
Ut.h commissioners Meet and Plot.

CHICAGO, July 1s.-The Utah commission
met here to-day, with closed doors. 1t is
stated that the session was merely occupied
with formal discussion of plans to be adopt
ed in the prosecution of its work when its
regular session begins IN Utah next fall.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
Cable Cuttings

LONDON, July lS.-The house of commons
passed the arrears bill through the CON-
mittee.
Morton, the American minister at Paris
has gone on a furlough of some weeks.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19

John Casey stabbed and killed Oliver San.
bury yesterday at De Soto, Mo. Sanbury was
section foreman of the Iron Mountain road,
and Casey was in his gang. Cause unknown.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19

The Republican convention for this
district will meet at IL m. to-day at Mar
ket hall, this city. The apportionment
is ao follows.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
DEBATING AND DELAYING.

The Senate Has a Protracted Executive
Session and Talks on the Tax Pro
tests from Tobacconists-N Nothing Done
The House Deyotes the Day to Waitiog
for Quorum and Adjourns After Get
ting II.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19

Hon. w. w. Hartwell, of Plattsburg, N
Y, is in the city en- route to Manitoba and
other points of interest in the Northwest.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
A FATAL PAUSE.
ENGLISH CHAGRIN OYER DIL4T0RY
ORDERS FROM HOME.

The Chance Of Sweeping. Arabi's Forces
Out Of Existence L0st-ReinfoTcements
for the Arabs -Catro's Danger the Impor-
tant Topic OF Discussion Othsr War
Notes-Greas Brisaic---The Hillsdales'
Anomalous Position.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19

"The true professional leads a regular gypsy
life," says Mr.. Fred j. Englehardt, the great
sporting manager, of New Orleans, La, who
writes that he cured himself of severe at
tack Of rheumatism and subsequently of
stiff neck by the use Of st. Jacobs Oil. He
invariably uses it on those whom he trains
for the various kinds OF athletic exercise
Daily globe., 1882-07-19

Zumbota Republican,: A ride into the
country Friday night convinced us that the
present growing crop, without exception, is
going to be anothsr ls77 crop. Wheat, oats
and barley have healthy and vigorous ap-
looked small and stunted, now promises to be
better than the average of last year. Pota-
toes received large acreage this year, owing
to the high price las fall and spring, and are
looking fine.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
Base Ball

At Boston-Bostons 9, PROVIDENCE z.
At Troy, N. Y.-Troys II, Worcestors s.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19
THE globe at White Bear.
The Globe at Minnetonks.

The GLOBE is delivered promptly every morning
at Minpetonka, and can be found On sale at ths
wsyzata news stand, at the Hotel Lafayette, Hote
St. Louis and Lake Park.
Daily globe., 1882-07-19

Being asked whether it was rot to be as
sumed that all negotiations looking to har-
mony and unity were at end, Chairman
Cooper replied, "You will have to draw your
own conclusions"
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE or SALN UNDER DEGREE.
Il FoHECLOS UIeE BY Il C1IOM.
STATE tr,u or n Mf1XX 1'dSs SIS. -
DISTRICT COURT, Sixth judicial district.
JcthiO W. Cute and L. S. Orlnsby us Trus-
tee, PaintiIls,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EECpEE
In pursuance OF Il judgment and d'rrcc Of
the court III this action, dated jane zIth, 1852
certified tranScript OF which has been ,!r!y
cred to me, shall expose for SALE and sell for
cash, as the law directs, at the front door of the
court house, IN tie village OF Worthington in
tho connty OF Mobiles, State OF minnesota, on
l'he 18th day OF August, 1882
1T 10 O'Clock Il. ~, the following described
El'r'S and tenemcnts, towit: Tho east half
OF the southwest quarter % OF section No.
tWclly-;onr (24) IN township No one hundred
and four tlC4) forth, in range No forty, (4u),
Yves, vest OF thc nth (5th) principal meridian.
Dated at Worthington this juno 10Th, 1882
Il. Il. MILLER,
Sheriff Of Mobiles Co., MINI.
GEO. W. WILSON,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
LIST pub June 20.
Last Dnb hur 10
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SHEHIFI'.S SALE

10y virtue Of an execution, issued ont of the
- Distric. Court for the Sixth Judicial District
~ and FOR the county Of Mobiles and State Of
ca in sail Court on the Fourteenth daV of FEB
Iuary, \: D: les2 IN 4 CERTAIN action wherein
Daniel Gohrer is Plaintilf and Eugcnia Clippen-
against sui Defendant. for the sum Of III, &c
HUNDRED and Twenty One Dollars and Forty
Five Cents, (*2i:45l, | have On the 9th day Of
tile and interest OF the said Defendant. Eugcnie
Clippenger to the following described real estate.
situate III NobSS county. Minnesota:
III the village OF Worthington.
And the following: BEGINNING at the south
We est c9 3Ic OF sc,"n tSWnSip l32 range 40
thence running $50 south Of cast ten chains !;
to the shores OF Oklahoma Lake; thence running
So.l'hweSterly along the shores OF said lake, to
i prlnt thereon due east OF the starting point /;
thence due west to the place OF beginning, con
tanning nine acres more or less.
,, Also tlle fol:oWing beginning 6s rods and u
=, township lo2, range 40; thence running north
SrotfS; thence running $50 soutl, of cast to the
shores Of West Okabcna Lake, 65H rods; thence
Mons Distad to Francis Amelia CarRyl;
thence running $50 northwest Sc rods to thc
place Of beginning ;containing three acres more
Or less.
And will sell the same, or 50 much thereof a.
may be necessary to satisfy said execution and
costs, ut the front door OF the court house in the
village OF WorthlnStOn in the county and State
aforesaid, on
Friday, the 14th day Of April \. D. 1882,
At 10 o'clock n. III. Of that day
Dated Worthingtoh MIMI. Feb 81. 1882
r. II. MILLER
Sheriff of Mobiles County, Minnesota
DANIEL ROHREli, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The above sale is Adjourned until Friday. tho
10th day OF June, 1852.
II. Il. Miller Sheriff.
The above sale is adjourned until Friday
June 81, 1882. X. H. MILLER. Sheriff
CONTEST NOTICES
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Now that the ADVANCE building is
u1 and nearly ready to occupy, We
must again thank our old friend Bore
as tor more favors. Rarely, if ever,
has he failed us. We had II month OF
troublesome weather while sinking tie
cellar and raising the foundation walls,
and kept figuring with our old friend
for Il week or two Of good weather to
raise and enclose the building. uo
kept saying, "r*ke it easy, kid, take
it easy. III bring it around all right"
And sure enough he did. The stills
were laid June I'd in the midst of
stormy weather and everything was
prepared for setting ZIP the super
structure on the following Monday.
Monday came, as line (, day as ever
WAS Seen, and the tine weather lasted
until The building WAS safely uD and
beyond the reach of anything but d lire
or Il tornado. SO. thanks again to uur
believing anu !mi5terous old weather.
cod
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MORTGAGE FOEECLOSUHE SALE.

-nORITiGE IOHECLOSCRE SALE.
7 scfau!t having been male in the conditions
E. Wallng and Elizabeth Wallng, his wife.
mort:ta-urS, to Charles III. Parker and Gustav.
US Some in tcir c"partnerSIiip n;tmc Of Parker
recorded i'll the office of the Register Of Deeds
in and for The county Of Mobiles IN the State Of
MinnSs'ta' on the iS'h Day OF june, 1879, at
pages 30! and :,o5. BY which mortgage there was
conveyed a.d granted the following described
real estate Situate in the county of NUblcsaforc
said, to Wit:
The Sou beast quarter of section twenty two
IN township one hundred and four in range
forty, containing one hundred and sixty acl cs
more or less to secure the payment Of the sum
OF one hundred and twenty five dollars With in
tercst at the rate OF per cent per annuln until
paid, according to the conditions of one pr0nlis-
sorry note OF the same date with said mortgage,
made by said Joseph Il. Walling and EliZabeth
Wa!ling. his wife. to said Charles II. Parker
and GuStavus Stone in their said firm name Of
Park y Stone; and there being due ami I'M
paid upon said note AMI mortgage at the datc
OF this NO icc the sum Of one hundred and
fifty one dollars and twenty-five cents, and no
proceedings at law or otherwise having been
any part thercof: "
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue and in pursancr OF the power of sale il.
said mortgage contain, Il and Herewith rpcnr,i.
ed, and of the statute in SEci clsc made and
provided the above described premises viii ht.
sold at public AUCTION 1T the front door Of the
u! ult ltbtlNt III the village Oh NOrtIiNUtON in
Mobiles county, Minnesota, on
Friday, the 1lth day of July, u. d. 1882.
at ninc o'clock in the forenoon. to satisfy th,.
amount OF said mort gage debt and note then
due and unpaid, and til" further sum of twenty
five dollars as attorneys fees, rs stipulated in
said mortgage III case Of foreclosure Together
with the costs and expenses OF foreclosure pro.
cccdinsS and sale, and the said mortgage will
thereby be furecoscd.
Dated June !, 1852.
CHARLES IT. PARKER and
GCSTAVUS STONE, Nor, gagccs.
EMORY CLARK, Atty for MortgagccS,
First pub. June /.
last pub July 8.
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IEG3aE3; .AGE; f71Ekk3a!I.<eSsJESs SALE
w z Sd Z u ta,ls FL atsI,E.

T9G3sFa;AGE; E79zkE1a!5.GSsxSE SALE
VIZ aDSlI2s:a1$Ei EN- EMF.
TlEFAULT has been made in the conditions OF
~ certain Murl sage rXi cUtttl and delivered
by ,icnry + : Iripp and Mary rripp, nlortg1gorS,
Joseph liiilS mort yagee, dated the st day of
four, and recorded asa mortgage in the Office of
the Register Of Deeds Of the county of Mobiles
in the State OF minnesota, on the 18th day Of
kcbriary, a, d. 1874, 1T 5 O'Clock T. NJ. in book
which there is claimed to BE- due at the date OF
this notice. the amount OF Two Hundred and
FIFTY l20llars' principal and One Hundred and
SlXty-fivc Dollars interest. and no action or
proceeding has been instituted 1T law or in
equity to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue Of =
OF the statute in such ease made and provided.
the said NOR; gage i'll be forccloSc'l by Il sale
OF the mortGaged premises therein described,
Court House in the village of Warrington in
til" county Of Mobiles a. Il State Of MINES ill., 1T
public acution by the Sheriff Of said county, Oh
Saturday.
The 18th day of July, A. d. 1882,
at 10 oclocl1 in the folcnoon, to satisfy tho
amount which shall then be due on said mort
gage, with interest thereon. and costs and cX-
penScS Of sale, and twenty five dollars attorneys
fees, Us stipulated in said mortgage in c:tsc OF
foreclosure.
the premises described in said mortgage and
50 to be sold. arc the lot, piece or parcel OF land
situated in the county OF Mobiles and State OF
MINNESOTA, and known an described as follows,
to-Wit:
ter Of section twenty (31.) township one h,ind
red and one (i0l,l range forty (ln.)
JOSEPH Hills, Ilortgagcc.
=. N. CARRIER. Attorney Of MurtgHgcc.
Dated May -, 1872.
First pub. May %.
Last pub june a.
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First pub. ,'Ultc Il.
Last pub. July -.
Notice Of Mortgage Sale hy Advertise.

licnt.
WHEREAS, default has been made IN the
W conditions Of Il certain mortgage executed
ami delivered by \. &. Robinson and Elvra
Robinson, his wife, mortgagois, TO }. p Til
H ',:,, m!oriEascG; dated The 18th day Of
tn. oi'irc Of the l:e%ist;r Of Deed;
OF the county Of Noble; III the state of Milnrsi,
In, ON the l3t! day Of u, rcmbcr. A. d. 1876 ut &
O'Clock y. H., in book 'D' OF MORTGAGES, on
pay" Is, on which there is claimed to be due
am! is due ut he ul!r Ut this notice. the amount
OF n:'t hi;'ulrr "nl f"'ty >ix .in'l;;!s, am no
action OF l'r',,'tclN nv, !'1r:l instituted at lazy
or il, r'iuity to H.: dlbt ), cared Us s
mort or any Part thereof.
N'': IL" Ice is hereby given, that by virt;lc OF
power OF sale '1itai!cd in said mortgage and
If Tie st tutc in such ease nl,c ANA provided,
sais! mort :a@" will be f"rccoSrd ~ sale OF til,:
mnrtg, gcd prt Misses therein described, ;,t mi,
lie auction for cash, by the sheriff of
sail cnun y. 1T thu flon dooe Of the Court
House in the village of Wolti,!>gton in the
Saturday, the lItil day OF july, l,SH,,
l1oc;o,S IL the fntn ~. to satisfy the aninI.,t
y! i"l St ii u Il .,;l;. S:,;,; III ,lt.,!.r ui,,
i!W i!lrit>; l'.ri,'ril i ci.S ;iHi :'x.:r.iS,s Of
~;!:", an !i':rA a"'..irS Attorneys fc,'S, Us
stipulated il : I'd IL 'il:!c il c;t5e Of forctlo.;
u!h.
ThHlr::n' rS A'<"ri'>n'1 i" sai / mortgage, end
Sot' be Su are ii!c irt, piece OF l:trr;>! If land
>itU ';tl in tn" county u Mobiles a:u State OF
;':i"'i;5';!, ANA l;noWh AID ,icscl i:'d is fol-
lows; tO-Wt:
The cast half (';' Of tho southeast r1artartl)
of stctun No. tW"Nty-siN (JD in township No
one hundred @Nh two (lU1) OF range, No toItY-
ono (4l)
}. 7. TIRBETTS, Morteagcc
GEO. ": WILSON, Attorney OF Mortgayce
Dated May y, 1852.
First pub. June l.
Last pub Ju.yG.
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SIORNiS.

There was a heavy gale Oh Saturday morning
last which frightened those who were awake
and did some damage. Mr. "reminiscences barn
west OF town, which WAS unfinished, was blown
down. W. A. lctcrsOn's house, which, was only
partly enclosed, WAS moved a foot or two off of
the foundation. Some injury was done to the
frame of L. Il. Craldalls house. Some telc-
graph poles were blown down.
The storm OF Friday night turned into a small
cyclone at !lospcrs, iowa, and blew tl;,Yn sever
al buildings. \ church WAS taken up and net
stick OF 1t had rt found at last accounts. The
Htp"t building as Twisted OF: CT shape and Is
E':; car; were turned ever FAST ui ln$rtl:.
The >!'i III MAS >; more iur,t. At E!n..v1t-
burg he :Icnoi tiE WIS .'tl.:;,ii lice, :i:.
nHIcr OF buildings Injured. AT ;'rm"l. =;
er>''nS were injured ;ln,i u:.t lady kitlr,: Al
Sollihcrll'!d, Il town OF i dozen houses, Only
three are lett
The season has begun we'll and promises IL e
thrilling AMI brilliant. See to your c.!Ia,s
The only thing that don't blow away in u tor,;;-
Il =: I.i1.
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TANK kEE.

The lecturer on China, closed the course o,
Tuesday night. Tho lectures have been IL sue
cess in every respect and the \. 0. U. W. lecture
committee arc well pleased with the result, l,;ly-
ing melted Il handsome sim. Those who ;,ttrnd-
ctl the whole course have learned more of le i
China. or China rs it actually u.s. than they coul,l
learn i'll Il lifetime from books.
Tank kce Is i pleasant speaker, full of sly
humor, and his contrasts between heather Chi
ila and Christian Mexico Tor the United States
under the name Of MeNico) were excellent, and
very often to the advantage of tho hea'hcn Chi
nee. He told us the truth about the religion Of
the Chinese, cXtenuatiug nothing and setting
down nothing in malice, and he also told the
truth about the missionaries Of the various
church sccts who are sent out TO "conycrt' the
Chinese.
The N!lscun, OF Chinese curiositieS and the
music box which play; ~ Chinese airs We're Il
constant sourSe of attraction to the young.
The lecturer closed the course with some
heartfelt words Of regret 1T parting With Wor-
Ellington where hc had been SO handsomely
treated and had such large and attentive audi
enccS. And the \. o. L. ". committee intend
that when they bring lecturer to WortilS:>,l
he shall be handsomely treated.
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FOURTH AVENUE.

The faith OF the ADVANCE man in
4th-av. has not abAteu. We claimed
10 years ago that the principal corner
would be on 4th-av. and 1Oth-st. and
we believe that our prediction will be
verified. Nine new buildings have
gone up on 4th.av. in the past nine
months, that is, an average OF one a
month.
By-the-way, would it not be q good
thing to change the Name OF 4th-:lv. to
Church street? It has four churches
all III u row. Thus, the NJ. i. church
Oh the corner of 9tl-st.; the Spiritual
church on the corner of 1Oth-st. tits u
beauty, too;) the Presbyterian Oh tho
alley, same block; the Episcopal in the
middle OF the next block. Now, if our
friend ''Rass" will move over to this
srteet, we can fix it. That would make
five.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Wig
or is highly recommended 10y physi-
clans, clergymen and scientists us 4
preparation accomplishing wonderful
results. It is entirely harmless, and a
certain remedy for removing dandruff,
making the scalp white and clean, and
restoring gray hair to its youthful COL
Or. It ilnparts gloss and freshness
to the hair which all admire.