Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13

the clock" The Summer" thea.er, which
msintains stock company. begins it, per
tormanees at half.Past four in the afternoon,
and IL cloeed before il is dark, or by half
Fast seven. The rigid rules In regard to the
diet and habits of patients have beei much
relaxed of late years, principally owing to
the recommendations and efforts of o "a
nous physician and leading authority here,
Dr.. J. Kraus Dr.. Kraus sdapts his treat.
ment, diet and use Of the waters TO the pre-
vious habits and general condition Of the
patient. In work which he has published
he says in substance that when Ksflsbsd
was frequented BY only the rich, obese and
overted, as was the case formerly when
means Of loconotion were much more limit
ed and difficulty OF access greater, it was
well enough to reduce the system while
taking the waters necessary indeed to give
them their due effect Bat now he finds
himself called upon to treat not only
tt6se bit a widely. different class-nen
and women, overEorked, who have been
subject for years 10 tco great strain, and
Eho need the sustainir g influence Of the
best AID most nourishing food while ab
sosbirg the completely Alternative influence
Of the waters. This bill of fare for diabetes
Includes fish ard flesh in every form, ex-
cept with sweet Or four-thickened sauce,
crsv.6sh, lobsters, eggs. cream, butter il
plenty, spinach, asparagus, csuliao7er,
French or kidney beans, coffee with yolk Of
eggs or rich cream, tea, good drinking wa
ter bitter beer (pilsner), red wine, genuine
clsret and Austrian and Hungarian wines
He adds that all kinds Of food not mention
ed are strictly forbidden. The directions
for bread are given in a note, in which he
says that tits social d glarineCs or Graham
bread, contains starch in injurious quaint
ties, and that a small crusty roll, or crust OF
a roll, lie preferable. Dr.. Krsus is unsc-
quainted with our gluten bread made
from health food -four
In cases of chronic catarrh of the stom
ach he says "a simple diet is the best, and
all drinks that tend TO cause scidity or dis
tend II by too much volume should be
avoided. If, he continues, a person whose
stomach is diseased takes two or three cups
Of strong, sweet ccffse with rich cream tor
breakfast and eats beldes three or four
fresh rolls it is quite natural that he should
)e troubled quarter Of an hour after With
icidity and that the stomach should become
swollen and the breathing labored" HE
proper diet would De one cup of tea or cot
zee, with very little milk or sugar two pieces
of water zweiback and finally SOFT egg.
For midday dinner bouiilon or strong broth
Of mutton freed from fist, one piece OF roast
beef or venison, the crust of roll, a small
lusntity of Giesshuble or Salerbrun water,
or g. an Alternative one glass Of bitter beer
or good red wine For the supper a piece
Of cod corn beef or lean ham and the crust
Of roll. For persons who suffer from con-
stipation or intestinal catarrh he prescri5es:
For breakfast, coffee, tea or milk, rolls and
soft eggs; for dinner, soup, white meat
fresh vegetables mot roots and stewed
fruit: for supper. white meat and s'ewed
truit
The Giershubler water mentioned in one
Of his bills of fare is one Of BE- features Of
X, rlsbsd. 1t is q delicious sparkling water
If very excellent qualities, curative ra.ker
Ran medicinal-a delightful ta3a water Of
tself or to mix with wine Il is derived
rom an ever flowing sprirg abou. nine
miles distant, visit 10 which is one of the
most delightful Of the neighborhoo1 eNcur-
sious The owner of the spriny, Mr.. Hen
.ch Matoni, is tbe owner o. much Of the
property in the vicinity Of the spring, and
he has greatly enhanced the natural beauty
of the surroundings by graded walks aud
other attractive features. The foe wide
nine mile Of road cut through and about the
mountains and By he side of the stream
called by courtesy a river was made entirely
by Mr.. Mattoni, or rather on; Of his private
purse, at a cost Of 100000 forms He has
the reputation of generous, public spirited
man, ard has built up pretty village on
his property with picturesque little charch
for the accom- mediation Of his work people.
In front of the spring, which occupies sn
elevated position, is g shady plateau, fur,
nished with seats and small tables. All
visitors VITO seat themselves at table are
waited upon OF Giesshubler maiden in
the peculiar dress of the spring red skirt,
blue bodice, white cap and apron, who brings
YOU a goblet Of the spsrS!ing Gjesshubler
water with little bow and the inform alton
nat it is gratis Everybody drinks G;ess-
bubler st Ksrlsbad, and one misses it ssd'v
when it can no longsr be procured from
the fountain head.
The baths are great feature o. ;le treat
ment, the kind VARYING with the condition
Of the patient. The mud baths ore, 1t ia
said, very agreeable 10 take-a statement
which seems 10 need the test OF experience.
The mud used for the purpose is not found
in Karlsba1 but is brought from Franzen-
bad, a few miles distant The patient is
placed in a reservoir with mum arous other
ostients, his head resting against the wall,
bis BODY covered with thick coating OF
mud, through which the wster from the
Sprudel Spying is made 10 percolate. This
treatment Is applied to cases Of govt aud
-hemstism. The cost of the best saloon
individual baths is nearly two gulden. count
ing in the twenty kreurzers for bathing
mantle zen for sheet, four for towel aud
en- for wsrniDg the liuen. In the common
,s,h of the 'Cur-liaus' the COS. Of bath
only fVe hrs atzers.
Tie shops o. Kar'sosd are a srcat sttrac.
on visitors The principal are OF the
Ate We;se tod mes3oRs). which is Tired
.lrb h. N on both sides. Shoes gloves,
pun silk hos cry, silk lace pins ani needles,
ioht r.isn giass and porcelain are special
manufactures, and bohemian gsrnets are
40 very fine and comparatively low priced.
The most distinctive ornaments however,
are made of Sprudel stone-7tons over which
Surudel water pssses-a3d o. rs powerful
action produces kind Of many colored
oxidation, which ia probably heightened by
artificial means 1t is really too solid and
Eeigbty for ornaments bat it makes excel
lent and curious knife handles and the Ike
and is certainly distinctive snd different
from anything else in the world.
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