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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-18
NAIIEORNIA TRAXELERS.


~ Pullman Paatal Hotel Cars These celebrated hotel
regularly between Chicago and Omaha,
the California Express Trans Of the CHICAGO AND
NORTH-W ESGERN RAILWAY. WestbOuud, they leave
Chicago daily, except Sunday (and third sunday
from the Wells street Depot at 10: ~ q. and arrive ar
Omaha morning EastbOund they leave the Transfer
depot, opposite Omaha. at 5l daily, ept saturday
every third saturday. and reach Chicago the next after
No other road west OF Chicago these celebrated Hotel
Dining Cars.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
NEW
NAppACANSETT HOTEL,
Providence, x. Il.

VIII be sold N public auction WEDNESDAY, July 18Th
(egheeuth 4. D. 1871 az II o'clock the premises, by
Of sale contained la certain irl-t mortgage,
made and executed By the NaTganseu Hotel company
CORPORATION hy the General Assembly Of the state OF
Rhode sand located I'm the city IT Providence, in SAID
state to Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company corPO
tine General Assembly OF tn STATE OF Rhode
Island, and lucatcd said Providence dated August s. 4 D.
S74 recorded in book No 90 3d. OF the records
al mortgages estate sllI Providence and IN
pursuance request In writing Of The holders Of
ouetffl i'm outstanding and secured by
Mortgage made tO the said Rhode Island Hospital
Trust Company tne conditions OF sad trust Mortgage having
been broken
All that land situated in said city Of Providence,
nOrthcry which 10 measures
hundred and riyOur and two hundred and sixty
nou.auuths (i33 2GJ feet easery on po1nccs, ON
which about hundred aud eehyonc and two
hundred three thOusaudts l.@3 eet sOuhcry
upon land Providence Opera House Association,
which il measures about hundred and hriyeieht and
thlrtyonc dTeiths 3S3l feet aud westerly Eddy a.,
upon which 10 measures one hundred and eighty and one
hundred and thiry i've tAOusandtls (lsill feet.
Together with Che Hotel Binding aud all other buildings
and improve meuts thereon standing.
Bv order of Island Hospital Trust Company,
Trust Mortgage. WA. bINNEl, President
PrOvd nee, June ], 1871
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GeIp Wanteo

EMPLOYMENT.-An person, male or female,
H. Of employment may get situation At moderate
' - NJ. j. IIYNES 10 Ann-st.
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WINDSOR HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y.
sltnatlous UanIeo-- M1les.

Sltnallons UGnte0-- Hl1les.
COACHMAN and USEFUL-By n single man,
deging m keep and lawns in orier aud do other
work about gent omaHs place good 9n5
Appiv loS G'haye near 9tllst, CARPENTERS EMPLOY
MENT HOUSE
NOOK-Wanted n situation by a tirSt-claSs
" man as IN hotel or boarding house wares
small furnish the best OF references cy OF country
Address j. g.. Box TO- Tribune once. Tor three days.
GENERAL SERVANT and COACHMAN-By
aucny; can drive tend door, wait r. table clean silver urn
r wrdogs Sci best reSanm' u2i SSTEI'S IN
PIOYMENf HOUSE.
MAN COOK-A cOlorrd man "wh0m we
w Know" AZ a rstcass hotel cook; undersnds French
German and cooking; thoroughly expert need as
%ages moierIts Apply at PARIs5 AGENCY, l272 Broad
way, above 32dst.
CECRETARY.-A gentleman who has trav
- abroad wound like u accompany ami act as secretary
highest reference. Address, for week, DUCAIED GIN
TLEMAN, Tribune Office.
ETSEFU'L MANA respectable single young
& man would like place on farm or eerutm1ns places
understands general farm work plain gaTe, ng
~ horses driving &C. ANA vii MAXI nstt
useful; has .eye 81 ye IS reference. Ca at PAluS5
AGEN CIV. l,2l2 Br0ldNay
{gTAiTER-By an honest young Frcnchman
w who & thoroughly competent waiter rs strictly sober,
willing obgbg; provo himself highly ustiu: best
references given; DO e,n at JACQUlNS CILAUt bO@
Gthaye., near ojthsL
WAITER, NURSE, or CHAMBERMAID-
best French ages - and % children; country place
feed Pleas address T. NJ care y H. NeTbery 5-l daye:
.yVAITER and USEFUL MANLY a respect
and wiling any Kind OF work, ia doors out; good
waiter understands Of rorses, and VIII do everything to
Can be seen at the PROTESTANT HOME. 1873 6th'aye,
above lOihht
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EKIE KAIIWAI.
H SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS In 49,.

hAlLh y
H SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS. In se.
May IL, 1877: s
ga m.-Cincinnad and Chicago Day Fxpress Dr,-.
Room Coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. -s
1913 a. nExpress Mall for Buffalo with Sleeping Co,sA..
~. m. (Dary)-Paciac Express br the West eo.,..-
Coaches through Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fas css
na ad Chicago without changes also. Hotel Dining Can "a
Chicago.
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot " Y. for
Newark, Gao. $780, IO8j, Il3O m, 3l5, 5:lS ans az
p M aud ~ midnight saturday nights only. sundays ais
a. m, $50 y.
Rutherfofd Park and Pas.aic o. 7f5 loa m 70 nom "a.
3, 3l5. 4:3O 6:lJ G. G:3O 3 10 D. m. II midnight s1s,ss
q. $50. 10 D. m, las, $50 D. M. and - midnight 'S
raer-on a. 90, 746 $50, TO- 1915, 1870 .. n ~ mn,
Las, 3 $40, 30, $50 D. J:i5, g. 6l5 6.30 T. s 10 ~
ana ~ midnight Sundays, o. $50, 9l5, 10 NJ la5 s
suhern, 6, 7i5. 10. 10 - m. li5 3:i5 g. G. ~ az
IL manght, sundays. g. $50, 10 a. NJ, lfJ O.30 7pS
and = midnight. 49,
Cornwall a m. $3.50. $50 D. m. Sundays s30a n
Warwick, l0atj a. m, 4.3O p.
hewburgh . lOfJ A. n, $50. 30. m Sundays $50
Goshen, 8, 74J, . H. 1913 q. w. $3.50, 3A5. .gO IN -
Sundays, 8, $50, IL ?. NJ, $50 p. m. -
Middleton, 7:45, TO- 1915 a. N, 3;f5, 49, D. m sv,
days, $50, 10 O. m, =. m. The a. $50 D. nj to.
connect with New.York and OswecO Midland RI ~ Wsi
Port Jeryis, 1i5 ., 10, lO85 M $50, snDGav.
$50, 10 q. m, and p. ~
NOTE-ITaiDs leaving Chambers n. even or ban bo.,
before leave Twenty tLirs fifteen minutes esy,
than above time tfans leaving Chambers on ho
leave Twenty thrd-st. thirty minutes earlier Ioafs 49,
twenty Thru - ~ 80 ana llf3 connecting with trsas
Tickets for passage and for Apartments In Drawing No.
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders a. -
checking and transfcr0 Baggage be left ne on
Offices. Nos 239 sOl Jj7 Broadway. No rfss
Express rs from the West arrive In New York Al -lE
a. M lilo and 800 y. m.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JFRSrY
Train lana rovt al u.aff I.saf.v u
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i.cal estate 60 exchange.
HOTEL to EXCHANGE for FARM.-Nal-
liable property paying well situated In inland town,
New. York state: good reasons selling Particulars,
RUTLAND & WHITING Beekman-st.
DESIDENCE on STATEN ISLAND, suitable
Ia for Summer Winter, 90 minutes from city, free and
clear 10 EXCHANGE foT city dwelling. r. o. Box $40.
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Drcoklnn properip Go Get.

TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-story
N. and basement brick dwelling 40 223 Carroll st. near
Carroll Park bic tenant the ront VIII De made very
reasonable Apply To r. CORNELL. 81 Court ST, BROOKLYN
TO LET-On Prospcct-pace. Brooklyn, near
Flfth ave, mediim-s Led three story brick house
Enown ~ No o. in good order; - T00ms Will
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Gonntrn propcrln 90 Get.

At YONKERS-A well-furnshed HOUSE.
~ with nice and grounds hye minutes walk from
depot for two three months w small family
reasonable rate. Address H., Box 623,
lonkeTs.
A COMPLETELY FURNISHED spacious sub
~ urban HOUSE u RENT for three months all improve
ments; hrst.class order situation high and healthy
of chance for gentleman who fur
nish satisfactory reference. Address MOUNT PLEASANT
Tribune OI.ce,
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6onses ano farms Uante0.

VVANTED-FARM about % acres), within
w 100 miles Of New York HORACE, Tribune Office.
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lIN9IIUI GN5lINIIE'Tib
ARION UPRIGHT PlANOS.-One very
superor instrument used months. price +21j several
others price perfect order ana reliable SIMPSON
& COMP ny, No. 3 Edst Fourteclthst
A FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
n very great bar7ns. them used but short
time by musicians aud really almost as good az new"
FUZZY warranted M every respect
Please cali az the ,o.,
| IGHTE a. ERNST, old house Of Lighte Il
= Bradbury Offer their spcIdid PlANO-FORlES at 10"
price easy MONTH, payments, al II Also
Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
- X. BALL 81 Co..
- No. il EAST l4TH-Sr.
Chckerngs Steinw@ys and other Pianos and Orgsns ov
forcash on instalineots and for rent
THE WAGNER PIANOS, Square and Up
L right, and the BOU DOiR ORGANS the best low
priced uslumensi The world warranted 10 give entire sat
isiactl0n wanted The trade supplied on the most
liberal FOR Illustrated Catalogue HORACE
WATERS SONS. Manufacturers and Dealers 80 East !th
ST. bet Uni NY Instru'ts 10 rent In the country
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IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. IN
] military: no resident instructors 70 boar
ing pupils. Circulars at THOMAS KlRkPArRICK'S IS
BToadwav or address ARMAGNAC g. ROWE. Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-18

GOOD PROTESTANT SERVANTS at the
M large established PROTESTANT HOME OF tTnale
au e) Of best kind 40 Tho lowest wages 10
niGs also good German girls and coord hep and
an her suit for city country conducted ny
American ladies charge until suited. 1873 6thaye, 4ui
hou. aUoVe iO;hst
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)rUTTON-SUNNFR TERM.

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young LADIES'
~ Braseuort conn. Address Miss EMILY NELsoN.
HARVARD, YALE, or COLUMBIA con-
Z a'toncd students coached during Summer months al
Irving Institute TaTytONn, y. v Address AEMAGNAC
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-18

dOOK, WASH and lRON-By Scotch girl,
" who is good family cook makes good soups brea bis
cults, pastrc &c; Is also lrOncr
lection to the country best reference. Call at 366 Gthave
near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-18

COOK.-A respectable woman wishes a sltua-
- ton good plain COOK, washer and irOuer; gOOd city
Address NJ C., Tribune Uptown Office, 1928
BrOa
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C,HAMRERMAID and WAITRESS. 10 assist

COOK, &c.-A good experienced cook, washer
~ and r0ner and daughter TO do upstairs work under
stands milk and butter city country reference S42 West
The Morning herald., 1877-02-19
life must
bee Mrs

Il 4.
forth. No, the one object Of SR life must
be to find Bice, to see her, or tc bee Mrs
Compton if she is alive"
rs the secret Of so much inn prtance;"
asked Dsspard.
Langhetti looked at him with hournfal
meaning.
If you but suspected it," said be, "your
peace Of mind would be lost. IIill there.
fore on no account tell it,"
Despard looked at him wonderingly.
What could he mean? How could any
one affect him? His peace of mind. That
had been lost long ago. And if this secret
was so terrible it would distract his mind
from its grief, its care, and its longing.
Peace would be restored rather than de-
stroyed.
Il must find her, I must find her." said
Lahghetti, speaking half to himself, II
am weak, but much can be done by reso.
lutte will.''
perhaps Mr.. Thornton can assist you,"
said Despard.
Langhetti shook his head.
mo, he is man Of law, and does not
understand man who acts from feeling,
l can be as logical as he, but obey i'm
pulses which are unintelligible to him. He
He would simply advise me to give up the
matter as it would do me no good, whereas
he cannot understand that it makes no
difference to me whether do myself good
or not, and dagai.i, that the highest good l
IL - ctou hovO
Mrs. Thornton looked at Despard, but he
avoided her glance.
"No," said Laughetti, II will ask assist
ance from another-from you, Despard.
You are one who acts as l act. Come
with me.
"When?
Tomorrow morning"
II will"
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-19

hOno Can't be made by every agent
Xyy9 every ever month in the business we
finnish, but those willing to WORK can
easily earn a dozen dollars day right IN
their own localities. Have no. room 10
exnlain here, Business pleasant and hon
orabIe. Women and boys and girls do as
well as men. We will furnish you com
than than anything else. We will bear expense
Of startling you Particulars FREE WIte ,heie
sons and daughters, and all classes in need
Of paying work at home, should write to
us and learn all about the work at once
Now is the time, Don't delay. Address
A''" " TRUE g. Co.,
ianstf Augusta, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-19
ESTABLISHED 1869.
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Attorneys-at-Law,
529 Seventh Street. Washington, D. 9.

INVENTORS.
We procure patents in all countries. NO
ATTORNEY FEES IN ADVANCE. No charge
unless the patent Is granted. NO ICES loE
preliminary examinations. NO additional
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reference Cases before the Patent Office.
Extensions before Congress, Infringement
Suits in different States, and all litigation
appertaining to Inventions or Patents.
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Claims prosecuted in tho Supreme Court
of the United States, Court of Claims. Court
OF Commissioners Of Alabama Claims,
Southern Claims Commlsslon.p s1nn $50 q paom anu
all classes of war claims before inc EXecu-
tive Departments.
ARREvRs OF PAY AND BOUNTY.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS of the
late war; or their heirs, are In many cases
entitled to money from the Government or
which they have no knowledge. Write full
history of service, aud state the amount Oh
nav and bounty received. Enclose stamp,
and full reply, after examination, Will be
given you without charge.
PENSIONS
All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS
wounded, ruptured or injured in Inc late
war, however signify, arc eutltieu w
and can obtain a pension.
UNlTED STATES GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Contested Land Cases, Private Land
Claims, Mining, Preemtion and Homestead
Cases, prosecuted before the General Land
Office and Department of the Interior.
LAND WARRANTS:
We pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants,
and we invite correspondence With al par
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explicit Instructions where assignments
we conduct our business in separate Bu-
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and experienced lawyers, and give our
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portant paper prepared in each case;
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members of the firm will, on request. be
furnished with satisfactory reference IN
his vicinity or Congressional district.
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The Morning herald., 1877-02-19

nR. FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEu-
eiens eien and Gae IS to cure rhs1ma
ache, &C., or money refunded, by ;1 invigorad; ayd
ting the nerves, purify ing the biooa, enc tha
sVstem. Bymerit i, has become standard
Medicine. suffering and money saved by
msinp il in time. Remember that Dr. Filter
is s the only physician in America devoting ting
40 ears to this one line OF practice:; :l.t Nutp
Warranted. Advice gratis. a' sou1l fo''l'i'
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-19
Here and There.

PUNCH is often the cause of unfriendly
punches.
There were about $50 suicides in the
United States in 1876.
Brandy, brands the nose Of all who can
not govern their appetites.
Baltimore wants people to call her "The
Liverpool of America"
Main owes five and Maryland nearly
eleven millions Of dollars.
The reputation Of being fond Of cocktails
is not feather in any mans cap.
1t costs Sl00 to get drunk in Texas.
The uncollected fines of last year from this
source alone amounted to Sl,549,672,327,-
000,000,000.
Manchester is the wealthiest city in
New Hampshire, having property assessed
at $40, ,642,S20. The total valuation Of the
State in 1876 was $l,9Sl,353.
A prominent ring politician of Philadel-
phia lost $780, 900 by bulling Pennsylvania.
The banks who held the stock as collateral,
called him, and he could not see them.
Virginia has national banking capital
Of SO, 5SO,9l3, and pays an internal revenue
Of $7,253,7S9. Ths six New England
States have national banking capital Of
$l60, 0,517. .265 and pay only $575,554 rev.
enue.
At Hamburg tobacco sweepings are mix
ed with alcohol, and when the nicotine is
extracted the fluid is sent to England,
where it turns Yorkshire cabbage leaves
into nice tobacco.
On Saturday night in Pitt street New
York, an infant child named Katie Hart
man was either bitten or scratched in the
neck dy spitz dog, and died from the
iniuring before morning.
Avail comes from magnolia and croci-
die land TO the effect that guests at the ho-
tells are insufticiently fed. Green peas,
strawberries, and oranges, are said to be
only among the traditions of Florida.
The golden fleece. AS the gold yield Of
Australia decreases, the wool crop grows
more valuable. Last year the wool pro-
duct of that country was 100000, more
than four time as much as its gold product
California's import trade last year
amounted to SSO,OOO,0OO, her export trade
to S5O,OOO,OOO, and the manufactures to
s6l, 100000. The yield of gold on the
whole Pacific coast was 500, 100000 max
ing 81 zoe, 100000 since 1913.
A large lot of wine will be sold out short
ly to close an estate in Georgia. Some o.
It was bottled in 1896, and none Of it is
likely to sell for less than S25 per bottle
How this simple announcement Will cause
thousands of those fellows who travelled
with Sherman in lS64-5 to weep over thell
carelessness.
"How much corn may gentleman eat?
whispered P,
While the cobs on his plate lay in
tiers.
"As to that" answered @, as he glanced
at the heap, :, =.
"Twill depend on the length of his
ears"
THE word news is commonly supposed
to be arrived from the adjective new. II
is asserted, however, that its origin is trace
able to a custom in former times of placing
on the news papers of the day the initial
letters Of the cardinal points Of the COM
pass, thus -
| wa =.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-19
w~-- -a.E

These letters were intended tt indicate
that the paper contained intelligence from
the four quarters Of the globe, but they
finally came to assume the form OF the
word News" from which term newspaper
is derived.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-19

nIvoKCEs.-I am the only person {, obtain
- = 1,,ias of the court. Refer to Clerk or
Cnurt ~ and business meu in Chicago; q. r..
SIMS. 81 ashland Block. Chicago, III. JanZ|
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-12-01
Glenn's Sulphur Soap

is a SPECIFIC in those OBNOXIOUS DIS
EASES, which lave been treated heretofore
with sulphur Ointments" having the advaII.
taee OF beng CLEAN, lNOFFENSIVE aud
UNINJURIOUS to CLOTHING.
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THE SUN.
NE w YORK.
1878.
1878.

AS the time approaches for the renewal OF
subscriptions THE sun would remind It's
friends ana wellwIshrs everywhere. that II 10
again candidate fG their consideration ana
support. Upon its ecord for the past " years
it relies for u contlILance OF the nearly sym
pathy anu generOu co operation which have
hitherto been exteIled to 1t from every quarter
The DAILY SUNis q four page sheet OF 2s
columns, price Oy mai, post pald, % cents u
month, or $3.50 pelyear.
The SUNDAY edition of THE SUN Is m eight
page sheet OF 58 columns While giving the
news OF tue day, also oOntHins large amount
of literary and Miscellaneous matter specially
prepared for IT, fHE SUNDAY SUN has met with
great success lost paid sl.zO year.
TIE WEEKLY SUN.
Who does no know THE WEEKLY SUM II
clrcuIates thr0iGhout the United states, the
Canadas and hyUnd Ninety thousand tsml
hes greet its wslcome pages weekly, and regard
1t in the Il hit 4 guide, counsellor, ana tlend.
Its news ediDlial. agricultural, ana htelaIy
deDartments make 1t essentially journal Ioi
family and ths flreside. Terms; one DOLLAR q
year post pad. This price Quality considered
makes It tn cheapest newspaper published
For clubs OF ten, with SlO cash, We Will send aI
extra copy fee. Address
PUBLISHER OF THE SUN,
New York city
Nov. 8, l5I.-sw
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GIeasOn's PubIIcatIOns,

Great reduction in price for ISIS OF GLRAsoS's
PICTORIAL to s2 a wear. Single copies ots.
THE HOME CIRCLE TO 81 year single copies
cents, for sale by all newsdealers
GLEAsON's MONTHLY COMPANION 20 81 year
single copies IL cents. All uOstage free.
sample copies sent ON receipt OF 3 cent stamp.
The price OF ChiOmOs has Just been greatly re.
duoed. No one now gives such liberal terms to
agents as we DO. Send foe iew oircu ar. Ad.
dress T. GLEASON, 7SS Washington ST., Boston,
n asa. nov. ~ mi
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-12-01
SULPHUR BATHS.

The beneficial results OF Sulphur Baths are
too well known to IeQulre comment The
BATH are truly electrical, completely dCodOr-
izlng ffensve accumulatlons and thoroughly
purifying the entire surface of the body In
fact u is tile King OF Soaps for bathing and TOi.
let purposes.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-12-01

DIRECTIoNS.-For Diseases Of the Skin
bbthe freely ana apply thick larher before TO
tir;ng, allowing It TO +, man over Night For
Senlds and Burns apply the lalher freely to the
moved immediately. For Gout, rheumatism.
Spralns. Bruises and Cuts apply cloths well
Sores and Ulcers 1t is Invaluable Use freely
as lotion. For a preventive in Obnoxious
Diseases use q strong suds as II wash, external