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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16
a Big strike in The Rear,sPaW;;

A letter received last Saturday by one
BE our citizens from Jim Moran, of Fort
lAssinaboine, master Of transportation
for Broadwater, McCulloh Il Co, bringsI
the important news that a big gold find
supposed to be gold quartz-has been
made in the Bears Paw, at the head OF
Eagle creek, by Ben Yost, Familiarity
known as "Tangle-foot Ben Just
what he has got is not known. or ag
least not stated in the letter, but Moran
expresses the belief that Ben has, with
out q doubt, .sstruck something rich.'l
A discharged soldier who arrived fromI
the post yesterday confirms the foregoing
and says there is a good deal Of talk at
the post about Ben's big strike. The lat
ter is expected in Benton in a few days,
| when something more definite on the
subject can be given. -
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16
A. O. U. w. Installation st Barker.

At the last meeting of Barker Lodge
No. 10, A. O. u. W., held Saturday
evening, the following officers were in
stalled by 2. M. w. N. A. Foss: II
P. NJ. VT. w. Riggs.
M. VS.. H. Sutton.
F.-David Rice.
O.-S. M. Au1t.
Recorder-W. o. Whealy.
Receiver-M. Foley.
T. W.LAlex. Thompson.
0. W.-Frank Gautier.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16
TheHollday River Press.

The third and best of the holiday edi-
tons Of the RIVER PRESS, Of the date
Of January ?, 1884, is received. 1t is of
twelve pages, containing twenty col
umns Of historical, statistical and other
valuable and interesting matter, relating
largely to northern Montana. A sfrik-
ing feature is the numerous illustrations
Of the great business houses, imposing
hotels and beautiful residences Of Ben
ton. The stock growing industry occu-
pies a com handing placein several care
fully prepared articles, and the mining
interests, present and prospective, are
ably treated. The grand scope of coun-
try still reserved to the occupancy Of a
few thousand thriftless Indians, but
which the present congress is expected
to open up to settlement, is described,
and its advantages for grazing, farming,
mining, ETC., portrayed. This edition
is highly creditable to the enterprise OF
the RIVER PRESS, and we have no
doubt will be fully appreciated by the
people, and result in solid returns to the
live, progressive publishers OF northern
Montana's leading neWspaper.-Herald.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16
Letter List.

The following is a list of letters re-
naming in the Fort Benton post office
for the week ending January Il, 1883:
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

The holiday edition of the RIVER
Press has been received. 1t is a hand
some twelye-page paper, containing an
aggregate of sixty columns, much of
which is devoted to a description of the
many resources of that portion Of the
territory tributary to Benton. besides
home statistics, news, etc. It is a valu-
able and creditable number. -Indepen-
dent.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

IT il sara that one Of the largest cattle
companies in the district is losing cattle
fast. The reason is because they are at
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

The popular dry goods man at ". s.
Wetzefs, Mr.. Chas. Thompson, expects
to start to-day for Sun River and other
noints in the interest Of the Fort Ben
ton house. .. a~~
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

r The billings coach due here last
Thursday did not arrive until YESTERDAY
afternoon. It is a pretty tougn slage
road from Cora creek to Okla in the
winter season, but as nice as Gan oe III
the summer.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

Exchange on the commercial centers of the
United States and Europe bought and sold.
Collections and all business entrusted to ns re-
ceive prompt and thorough attention.
Deposits received and interest allowed ON the
same il left for a specified time. -.7.-usl
Beey gold and silver bullion, gold dust, ores, ter
ritorial, county .and government securities and war
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

Fhe enferprising firm o. HI. Wack-
gerlin & co. believe in taking time by the
forelock. as they have now got the tin
all ready for the roof of the new court
house, SO that it can be clapped on in a.
few days,.next summer, when the build
ing is ready for it.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

Isaac C.McCord proved up on his High
wood homestead yesterday.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

The tax levy in Silver Bow county
will be only thirteen mills this year.
This low rate speaks well for the Q
uomical Observation-Disclosures
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16
MERCHANTS
National Bank.
Of Helena.
OF Helena.

This bank succeeds the old established and we'll
known Banking House or Il. III. Hefshf3etd q,
Bro.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

Lieut.. Col. John J. Coppinger, Of the
18th infantry, now awaiting orders, has
been directed to report in person TO the
commanding general Of the department.
of Dakota for assignment to q station,
Fort Assinaboine).
A large number of indians have been
carried off by the disease whi:h has
been raging among them. Forty-six
Bloods, forty Blackfeet and a number Of
Piegans have succumbed to the fell de-
stroyer.-Fort Macleod Gazette. 1880
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

r The first of the ice crop is being gath
cred near the upper ferry for the SUM
mer use of the Grand Union. About
1875 tons will be put up for consumption
during the heated term.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

According to the Courier's showing
Bozeman expended $263, 900 IN improve
ments last year. &
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

NJ. Silverman, OF Helena, arrived III
the city on last eyeningss~coach. -
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

All the papers are talking about the
]prosnectiye stampede to the Cuur
d1Alene. IF the Blackfeet reservation
il reduced by the present congress there
will be a bigger stampede in this direc-
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

y Mr.. p. Fl. Donovan started down the
/. river Friday on a business trip TO Fort
HaWley. ~~~svapa~za#aa
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

From Saturdays Daily @
Can't. Spaulding, of Fort Asslnaooine,
NO n town Thursday on his way east
W. :" oattend a court martial, Of which he is
- member. -
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-01-16

J. M. Powers, superintendent Of the
Helena and Benton stage line, arrived
on last evenings coach.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-02-09
Ea.:ewiam se.yis' Eivers.

rParls Cor. san FIaaci-c0 Chronicle
Ducks and geese have TO undergo 8
very oruel treatment in order TO pro-
vide rs monsters With those excellent
foics gras, hat are found nowhere SO
good as III PARIS. The unfortunate am
phihous bird is fastened down 10 the
floor Of Il dark cellar where 81 high de-
gree Il temperature j, kept mp and is
led TO sepletlon on II preparation Of
.atmcni barley and corn. In a few
wect;S It's liver attains an extraordinary
s2r. aud then the bird is killed. Il is
with this liver that is prepared one
Of the greatest "nstronomic deli
cacies These liyrrs sometimes
WEIGH four pounds apiece. Such livers
readily command from 30 to 40 cents
IL! icre for ducks and from IS to 60
cons per pound for geese. These gil
g.rt,e l,vors fos the most part come
either from the sou Ii Of France or from
Strasburr. those from the last named
place BENG the moa5 highly esteemed.
one also come from Austria. but these
oo Dot command such high prices.
The tiiiercncc in the price between
t Z tivers of ducks and geese is that
the former lose very much in yolum
when placed over the fire and not
account Of any difference in the deli
cacy or flavor Of the dish when made.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-02-09
AR. Sullivan on Fisticuas.

"Ibelieve, said Mr.. Sullivan, of Bos-
ton, every chap should know how to put
up his props" (meaning, no doubt, his
maulers, or, in plain English, his nsts).
lit is great deal straighter and bet
ter than drawing gun" (meaning, it is
presumed, the using OF o pistoD. In
short, Professor sullivan plants himself
on the platform of the manly art of
self-defense with his fists. The opinion
OF the distinguished professor is wor yhy
of conside alton, aud there is Little
doubt that, on tue whole, bloody hosea,
the result of tistic encounters. ,re less
Objectionable than bullet-perf urated
coTpses.
But there are great physical inequali-
ties between men. Even the profession
of which Dr.. Sullivan is one OF the
most conspicuous, indeed, the most
conspicuous exponent, divide mankind
into classes OF weights, by which divis-
ion We get heavy weights and feather
lights, or men of larger bone and
stature, and others OF slight deveiop y
ment. livery man might Anos how to
put up his props" but the igns
weight would employ them i'll va n
against the heavy weight. What tnen
is to be done to e,Iualize the combat il
1t IS to be conducted on the Sullivan
plan only? The professor should .siye
this branch OF the subject anxious
ti4ougnU and stand prcpai ed prupcrly
to a.tYise al GnXlou> world.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-02-09

compaied by the moving throng that
surrounded them.
AS they passed the gates, the French
officers, who had learned their rank,
bowed often and low, forbearing, how
ever, to intrude those attentions,
which they saw with peculiar tact,
might not be agreeable. AS every
vehicle and each beast of burden was
occupied by the sick and wounded,
Cora had decided to endure the IA
tigues of foot march, rather than in
terfere with their comforts.
To be continued
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-02-09
An Old Superstition.

4 curious story comes from Brent
lord, ngIand. y servant Of DR.. Terry
WAS sent out to carry % message. She
was short-sightel, and failing to return
it was feared she had fallen into the
canal. 1t was dragged. but without
success. Several DAYS later an Cd
barge woman suggested that loaf OF
hreal in hch some quicksilver ha6
been placed shonId be tioa'ed on the
j. alter. This was done and the LOAF be
came stationary at certain point. The
dragging was resumed at this poin
and the body found. The superstition is
said to he centuries old, but no one hac
seen it tried there for many year,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-02-09
Some Facts About Peanuts.
[Cor. Philadelphia Press

Cor. fhlaQelphla IreSS
The preparation of peanuts for the
market is an interesting operation.
They are first put in an immense CYL
inder, from which they enter the
brushes, shere each nut receives fifteen
or sixteen feet of brushing before it be-
comes free. After this clean sing pro-
cess the nuts drop on en- endless belt,
which revolves very slowly. On each
side of the belt is row of girls black,
white, tan coiored and crushed straw
berry, some of them-whose duty it is
to separate the poor nuts from the good
ones.
Those OF the nuts that pass 60 on
to the next room, where more girls
await their arrival and put them in bags
which, when filled, are sewed up and
branded as cocks" with the figure of
q rooster prominent on each sack.
These are the "No. l" peanuts The
poorer nuts, which were separated by
the girls at the endless belt, are oil
picked over again the best are singled
out and branded, after being put in the
sack, as ships The "ships' are not
so large nor so fine in appearance
as the cocks" but arc Just as good for
eating.
The third grade of nuts il known as
eagles" and the cullin3s that are Lett
from the eagles are bagged and sent
to building where tho little meat that
is in them is extracted by q patent
shelter. This meat for by this name
it is known to the dealers-is put up,
clean and nice, in 200-pound bags aud
shipped for the use of confectioners and
manufacturers of peanut candy.
There is also an Oil made from some
of the nuts, and in this speciality, am
told, large trade is done by wholesale
druggists. OF tue peanuts there is
nothing wasted, for even the shells are
made useful, beng put in immense
sacks and sold to livery men for horse
Dedding,a and q very comfortable, health
full bed they make.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-02-09
The Oldest American Newspaper,
Exchange

The Hartford Coulant has just er
tered upon it's 10th year. 1t has lee
regularly published with change E.
name, since the 18th of October, l7b.
and without interruption except for
few weeks during the revolution. wh,.
q scarcity OF paper compelled II suspa.
sion,l or few weeks The Courant II,
lieyes that this loss was made Good I
subscribers at the time by eXtendi
their term of subscription, but il kind
offers to make any reparation necessR.
il any OF its a9grieved readers NJ 1t,
time will now call at the Office.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-02-09

In numberless bulbs beneath the
skin is secreted the liquid substance
which gives the hair its texture, color
and gloss. When this secretion stops,
the hair begins at once to become dry,
lustreless, brittle and gray. Is that
the condition of your hair? II so,
apply Parker's Hair Baisam at once.
1t will restore the color. gloss and life
by renewing the action of nature. The
Balsam is not an Oil, not dye, but an
elegant toilet, article. highly appre-
ciatcd for its cleanliness.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-02-09
Tobacco Production and sensansp
Boston Advertiser.

Our own tobacco experts are a
least ten times larger than are those o
Turkey; but probably few people know
that in the production, consum tiol
and export OF tobacco America exceed
every other country, and that, aS :
producer of quantities, it is fo
lowed Immediately by Russia, HUI
gary. Germany, France-not by Cuha
which has but 4 800 tobacco farms, ant
exports less than does turkey.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-02-09
AMIinister,s Gratiiude.

DIR. HARTMAN--Dear Sir: am thank
full to God that | can acknowledge
your treatment (Per,nG) Of my daugh-
ter's eye has been successful and salts
factory. | would have the public have
confidence in you. N. B.-Please
make your fees in reach of poor people.
Remember the tender mercies of the
wicked are cruel.
REV. e. H. BALDWIN,
Wattsburgh, Pa.
Reader, ask your druggist for one OF
DR.. Hartman's invaluable books on
the ellis of Life" and how to cure
them. You get one gratis.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-02-09

"Oh, yes,' said Mr.. Farvenu, to
a friend on the eyer-mterest ns sui ect
Of gastronomr, I'VE a WAYS serve on
broile | quail on real po md cake --real
zig slices, too; toast is S, common Won
.uoW-~eyerybody serves luai on roast
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-02-09
The Troubles Of Texas Editor.
IGOnZaIes [nQuirer.

Sickness at home has left us little
peace of mind. Our foreman has been
sick all the week, and VIC had to get up
ont OF bed to prevent total failure in
suing Wednesday came. and OF
junior assistant. Mr.. Sidney Smith, ro
10 the exigencies of the occasion ~
worked the press. although it is t
much for his strength and size. o.
paper is like picked-up dinner.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-02-09

Chicago Herald; Buffalo man has
gone insane from the contemplation
the ''awiulness of space" His malady
began while acting as night editor oil -
blanket newspaper.
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Ser Do6berrdtber Self. Sapis
bat pie6er einmal cine &ebe gebalten,
tpelte bic Bourbonen iebr erfreut baben
fou. ST ibra9 bor ber Staatsgeiebges
bung inSadfon, Wiffifippi. nnb nla6te
unter 9lnberem folgenbe Bemerfung.
rMam tabelt mid, oaB id) mod feinen
parbon perlangt babe. paroon fommt
rla9 Der @eue, unb i'd babe nod ni6ts
bereut. Mema banelbe beute tuieoer sll
gef1ebn bdtte, i6 tpiirbe es tpieber tbun. "
Diefe MeuBerung entfeifelte unter ben
Observation-Disclosures Mifiifiippis unb
benz antpelenben Yublifllm einen ries
}igen BeifaasIdrn. Self. Sabis bleibt
Der alte 9D6berrdtber, Der er mar
uno benefit aud beute nod, bab er
eigemtli9 ben Strid Derbient bdtte.
8ei bieIen @ieni6en bdtte man Mi6t
@mabe fir &e9t ipalten laiien iollen I;
er lnuBte baumeln als iparnenbes Grems
bel.
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cages ; Neuisfetten.
SnIano.

~
Sm 9auie itelite &eagam.beil Mn=
trag, 6ab bic Hegiernng BET Sarebo
unb bel eagle paB grilden iiber DEN
S..D aDS u's. sas 'p sst,
leaium su geftatten, tuurbe nieberges
ifimmt.
9lm IL. berrf9te in yien Orleans
Elm fiirnterli1er 6turm, ber bas Wais
fer iiber bic Sepee in bic GtraBen trieb
un6 piele 6duier bef9dbigte. 9ln Der
gpuifautinopIes llnb peniiton=GtraBe
aab bic 2ebee mad unb 1900 BHrger
arbeiteten an Ser Nerifopfung berielben.
Ser Collector in Bolton 1T anges
tpieIeu tpprben, Die2anbung BON cuba
nifd,eu Banbiten at perhinbern, bic iid
auf bem Shiffe 6ereamer befinben.
- Der erfe Bug brett mad ber
6auptftabt Wterifo perlieB 81 paIo
am is.
sssn Solebo fam fiirsli6 CHARLES
WeruDd bon 6amburg an, ber tpabnz
1innig 1T. Die 8eb0rben tperben i'm
bem beutfd1en Rpnful in Stem Sort
iibergeben, banit Der l1nglidli9e, ben
man BON Driibetr mad 9lmerifa fanbte,
3uriidipebirt uerben fann.
Mus1on6
Der prdnoent oes %eigslags [aas
otete ben Gntptang BON Seilelospelmlnls
len lloer oas Ableberl masters pom e'aT
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berpor; bic Mugen, um ipel6e ii6 bunts
ie Iinge aogen, faben iiberwa6t unb
fieberbaft aug, unb I'm ben Wfuno lag
tuieber iener 3ug perbifenen S9mer3es,
tpie Bel Der lebten 3ulammenfunft.
Du bilt franf getueien2 rlet paul,
Der iebt in Der Shat lab, baB nibt blob
bie Dermeinte ungabe i'm BON ben 8e=
mddlern oes Onfels fern gebalten bate.
Sd babe ni6t bas @eringite bapon ges
Bort; fonit b1tte i'd
gs mar nidt bon 8ebeutung, unters
braeb i'm &aimunb. Nfein altes llebel,
elm 6umpfer Ropii6mera Der mid oft
tpo6enlang peinistl 9as muB ertragen
tperben.
Baul fiiblte bic Gdlte in benz Sone,
Ser iebes Beoauern perbat. go faQte
er nun au6 ieinerieits ettpas tiibl uno
gemellen:
Du ioutef Dir mebr 8etpssung maz
den. Deine Geiunbbeit muB ia barun=
ter Ieiben, tpenn Su Sid 10 elnl3liez
Beit.
Werbenfels er.pioerte ni6ts, ionoern
ritt i'm e6ritt meter Bis gum alusgan=
ae oes Walbes, ben cine breite tiefe
6@ludt begrenste. Sc mar Der Wllos
bad, Der fi1 bier in oas Sbal binabs
iiiirste; iebt NOR ct freili6 erifarrt, nno
6idfer G6nee lag allf ben Baummur5sln
un6 sselstrimern, iiber bic er fonif bins
tueg f9dumte. Driiben auf Der anoe=
ren eeite ftredte fi6, glei6faas f9nees
bebedt, cine freie gergmiefe bin, unb
bort tuur6e aud tpieber bic Winoung
bes sSabrpegs ii6tbar, Der tueiter ober=
balb bur1 ben Walb fiibrte.
(Gortfesshy tolst.)
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3 era 8.

- Nielleidt tpdre au6 bas tempoz
rdre Gapitol i1t 9lu5tin abgebrannt,
tpenn Der Na6tpd6ter tpeniger tpa6z
lam getpeien tpdre. Gin f6a6baftes
Sfenrobr bate bereits bas 9plsmerf
unter benz Da9 ent5iin6et, als man Die
@efabr benerfte.
- Sic Hdbtilde Wabl in 2are6o
itebt bepor unb nidt ipeniger als bret
parteien baben Ganbi6aten aufgeifellt.
@abri9einli6 fommt nod eine pierte
Yartei oa3u.
= 8. q. 8all unb Sobn 8urdbar6
in paige batten einen 9isput iiber bic
bette glrt bes Saufens uno gerietben
babel 10 in Mutb, baB 8urdbarb ieie
men Spponenten nit et1en Spaten
iiber ben &opf i6lug uno oann entflob.
Ball f1eint t6btli1 bertpunbet al feit1.
- SIN Brasos Bottom BET 9earne
bat Ser 6arbige Monroe Smith eitten
anbern Sarbiget, 5ranf Spler, aug
Giferfu6t erf6ofen. Ser WtDrber 1T
perbaftet mDrben.
- Ser Garbige, Der bei Wdl6er eine
sSrau au bergemaltigen fu9te, ift eiits
sgefangen tporben nnb befirbet fi1 in
ber Sail gu Gon5ales.
= Ser &ebafteur Ser Nuifin GountD
Shines bielt in Der @piscopal Stride
@ottesoienit -ab. Wdbrenb ber 3eit
f6li9en iid Diebe in feline Wobnung
ilnb raubten baielbft fdmmtli6e Wertbz
laden.
= Sn 6ouifon baben Bic bemofraz
tifbert priti1dr s8eriammlungen CUR
Domination BON Ganbi0aten fiir Die
ifdbtif1en Metnter ffattgefnnben.
Gin tpabnfinniger Sarbiger auf
ber gmbrar Ylantage Bel BeltDn bat
einen anbern Garbigen erido6en unb
beIIen Grau t6btli6 pertpunoet.
- Dte @efangenen in Der Sail slt
Brpan batte1 am II. fdmmtli6 ibre
3elIen erbro1en unb tpur6en nlr bur9
Die Wa1ianfeit bes Sberiffs am gnt=
fommen perbinbert.
- 9(uf elmer Gartn in Der Stdbe BON
Deniion gerietben S. g. 2oping unb
u. Moo6s in Streit, neil @rferer oes
@onntags tpegen 2ebterm feiu Rorn
qeben tDollte. WDpbs erbielt babel
einen Sdlag, Der i'm gum Sallen
bra1te, nobel ct ii6 ben Sopf on einem
Wagenrabe berlebte unb an 8erblutung
ffarb.
Sn glad Sad @roOe bat ii9 cine
blutige Srag6bie ereignet. 3mei MGl=
net, Bafer unb Barter, fdoifen auf
einanber unb Der Cine tpuroe get0btet,
Der Nn0ere t0otli6 beripunbet.
Die Bugsppferbe bes Senator
sSopler ertranfen, als er BEL Bafrop
einen Greet paflireu tpollte. ST rettete
nit fnapper Notb fein 2eben. = Sie
Garmer flagen, bob Der &egen tbnett
S6aben getban bat.
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SAMARITAN
llnfeblbar.
III RvIN : .

sic beanIpru6en gu biel fir g a III a itan
Nerbine" iagte elm 3neifler. pg8ie fann
cine einsige @febisin elm Seilmittel iein fur
Gpilepiie. gpspepRe, Nleobclismus,
Spiuu=gGen, IheumatjSlnus, Samen'
ldpdde uuo fiinf,ie anbere Rranfbeitens"
@ir erfdrem es fir elm Scilmittel, einfad, iueil
alle aranfbeiten aus benz 8lnt entfteben. Sci.
ne nerpenitarfenben, ipieber beriteaenoen unb
abfibrenben @igenf6aften erfiillen ole 8eDins
auneen, bic ibm susei@rieben iperoen. Sc 1T
in bet ipeiten @elt befannt als
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Der grcbe
glerpen~ ~Beitpinger

Ga berubist unb erquidt ben aranfen : ni6t
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