The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-12


Goethe returned for fourteen seasons; Schil
Ter spent his honeymoon thcre, and Beethoven
pleased the guests by playing fantasia at a
charity concert.
1t was only about a century ago that strong
protests began to be made against excessive
drinking at oil watering places. 1t was an adj
dtional horror that the water could not be
drunk In the open air, as IL now is, but was
taken in a warm room, where the effect must
have been decidedly like taking water In a
Turkish bath.
At first the drinking was alternAted with
bathing; seven days OF one, then seven or the
other; but the present system gradually came
| into use. That any such important medical aid
as is now found in the valuable Sprudel salt
| could come from the springs the first believers
| IN Carlsbad were profoundly ignorant. The
townspeople were strongly opposed 60 the
| preparation and sale of this salt, which was
first prepared in l16e, as they feared II would do
| away with the necessity OF visitors coming 10
| Carlsbad, and the absurd objection became so
strong that for several years the manufacture
| ceased altogether. Finally an act was passed
| by the government permitting the expectation
| OF the salt, and tho people gradually gave up
their prejudice, finding that visitors we're really
| attracted by the greater knowledge obtained OF
| the spring through the widening sales of the
| salt. So great was the demand for the Sprudel
| salt that In 1868 new salt works were erected.
| The works we're again enlarged In 1873 and are
now undergoing further enlargement
The natural Carlsbad Sprudel salt, which Is
| obtained from the water OF the Sprudel spring.
by evaporation, is an antacd, slightly laxative,
aud dIuretic remedy. and. IL taken in doses of a
teaspoonful, is gentle but effective purgative.
| IL is taken In ordinary water or as an addition
TO the Carlsbad mineral waters for the purpose
of increasing their effect. In cases OF persons
| suffering from poorness of blood (an@mIc) con-
| ditionl with constipation very gratifying re-
| suits are obtained by the use of the salt, given
In doses of one-halt teaspoOnful OF one tea
| spoonful in four or six ounces of hot water, an
hour before each meal. For chronic catarrh
| Of the stomach, liver complaint. bile, and sim
pie jaundice one teaspoonful OF the salt dis
| solved in Warm Carlsbad Sprudel water or or
| binary hot water before breakfast will be found
| invaluable.
Its action increases the flow Of saliva and In
| the stomach il obeys, without doubt chemical
| laws and neutralizes any free acid contained in
| that organ. Given on an empty stomach II Ia
| known to promote the acidity OF the gastric
| juice by flavoring the outward osmosis of those
| constituents OF the blood from which the acid
/ of the stomach is elaborated. and 70 this is at
/ tributed TIE blood purifying action OF Mts sdtt
and the clearing Of the complication after tht
use of it. The Carlsbad Sprudel salt is very
| difusabe and passes into the blood OF the body
| with facility. The fact that the Carlsbad salts
| powder form cause the elimination of the
/ products of the increased metamorphosis oil
| tissue indicates that 1t has, incidentally, very
| wide range 1t is used with great advantage In
| many stomach disorders. as an excess OF acid
| Is undoubtedly relic we'd by IL. The indigestion
| Of obese or fatty persons is usually cured by
| Carlsbad salt Where oxidation is deficient, a.
| 10 the welknown bill GUS state, relief Is quickly
| afforded, and in cases OF chronic rheumatism
/ and rheumatic govt good results are obtained
| The Carlsbad Sprudel salt, obtained by evapor
| alton from the hot Sprude spring, is best taken
| during the Spring and Summer months. Buy
| ers are cautioned that none are genuine with
| out the signature of "Eisner & Mendelson Co.
on the neck Of every bottle and on the outside
| carton.