New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12

is again healing spring to-day Is 10 was In the
century when Charles w., Emperor Of Austria ana hlhs Oh
Bohemia coming home from the wars stumbled upon 'no
sprngs and was healed Of wound he had got az Orecy
before But that was first good turn to
man as the GOOD people Carlsbad are inclined 70 nave US
believe In their natural desire to connect the CARLSBAD as
eoyery with the great king who the springs MS euguso
name. for Il was called the bath long before
Charless time and the Tepelhe 4" tepid was suA an
older NAME But Charles made it famous, he was not s
discoyerer and when he had built his palace In e
town that grew up about the healing fountains ne SET inc
fsshion FOR royalty that royalty has never departed from
For hither came George ILL., in his happy me ano re'er
the Great and Maria Theresa, and long line OF nss and
kngy
Il has become the most famous OF all mineral springs
and the most arstocratc waterngplace In Europe fet
the town is always delightful in the thronged season. wnch
lasts from the middle OF June until the middle OF August
what Is called the regular begins earlier and
lasts until the october At the height OF the season
the throngs the town picturesque as CARLSBAD s
enough to the gain Asntic guests who bring Oh
Oriental gorgeousness to the long lines OF promenades
going steadily along the coonnades OF the cure mousse
This Is one Of the sights worth visiting Europe iof-ue
long line OF slowly pacing and women from all parts
OF the world each keeping his or her place IN ine
as strictly solemnly as one cings 10 he Po'o
before railroad ticket office In some sre@e
rush It has its udcrous side, too for each one OF AL
~. recommending thousands carries earthenwsre mug
hanging by strap passed around the neck glass VIII hoS
do as the Carlsbad Springs are too hot for hsC. eo
where an amusing story is told Of native OF Prague
who bore evidence in his person and hao'l-
ments OF the oft-repeated assertion that Prague Is
the dreest city in Europe. Finding one day that
he had left his mug at hts clearinghouse ne eurned
IN the gentleman behind him. who CHANGED 20 De an Aash
drre and said: "a drink from your mug, Mem Herrp
ctr ia yoursn tie nobleman replied with elaborate
courtesy and presenting It silently slipped from the line
Th horoer drank and turned to give back the mug but
- ere orner nome "what wastefulness !" he muir
INJURED, pathetcally 49,, 49,
But men Of all sorts touch elbow here, ana WIN frank
meas and courtesy the MAN. Ones mind returns ana
returns to them who have come hher Tor heath
and Measure Goethe often, and always win ad'
vantage 10 himself His first visit was In lIso wnen ne
,ssod leasant month in company Of Herder, Frau
te,n and the Duchess Louise. II was Herder VINO hao
ed him away from false methods Of me French schoo
and brought 10 his notice 0ssan the Hebrew poets The
vicar NJ wakefield" and Shakespeare. Indeed Cessoad
and ia society seem have had weighy influence upon
bi life for It was while the springs In the following
that he conceived his weknown scheme OF stealing
- md qono 10 Itaiy and Greece for quiet study-a
Journey that bore great results for literature.