uninjurious

The use of some simple uninjurious adjunct to the brush may be well; but pure water and the brush, faithfully applied, will secure cleanliness—the great preservative of these essential concomitants of manly beauty.

And, in some sort, the hunter of the picturesque is better than many of these; inasmuch as he is simple-minded and capable of unostentatious and economical delights, which, if not very helpful to other people, are at all events utterly uninjurious, even to the victims or subjects of his picturesque fancies; while to many others his work is entertaining and useful.

What he said in the House was generally short and pleasant,—with some slight, drolling, undercurrent of uninjurious satire running through it.

Nor did Ballou condemn all use of "uninjurious, benevolent physical force" in restraining the insane or the man about to commit an injury to another.

The most reliable and positively uninjurious remedy for incrustations is his anti-incrustation powder—in successful use for 12 years past.