The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-19

"If it be indeed you, he said, lone sign will
not fail me-" He looked at her searchingly.
your sign has failed, she said; my freckles
are all gone"
Beauty spots Of the past-Gil gone. Then
you are indeed a stranger My call is in vain.
came here to cure an invalid"
II am truly a stranger for l an new through
out-in mind and body. / have almost been
born again"
You must have discovered the spring of
eternal youth"
Il have. Listen well and will tell you the
secret. You may remember what wan and
broken-down creature was when said good
by on the steamer three years ago. was on
my way to Europe, in the hope Of benehtiEg
what little health had left. could not hope
to regain it, My doctor discouraged that. At
his last visit he scowled at me. talked at me,
pounded the floor with his cane, berated my
relatives, my bringing-up, the state of society
which permitted such things to come to pass
and had now left another victim at death s
door. No more late hours for me, no more
dancing, no more tight lacing, no more ndi-
gestlble food, no excitement-no nothing.
What physical wreck in appearance was you
know. Young in both years and disposition,
fond of society-ths traditions Of my family,
as well as my own tastes, leading me to be the
gayest Of the gay-I had found myself prema-
turely old and broken down in health. Well, a
change of scene and air would do me some
good, and. if abstain from all that makes life
pleasant and interesting, might hops to con-
tinue to live, more dead than ali fe, for a good
many years. / did not quite see the gain in
that But: to go ON with the story: On the
Steamer ,tn.,
were going to a place called Carlsbad. They
asked me to go with them, and, as one place
was as good as another to me- | went We
reached Carlsbad at the beginning of the reRu-
lar season, which Is the LIST of May, and l stayed
through the entire season, until the list of Octo-
Der. 1t seemed TO be the custom there to drink
the mineral waters, and moro because it was
the custom than from any ideas that the
waters would do me any good, I began taking
the waters myself For lack OF something
better 10 do, equipped myself each day with
an earthenware mug, and Joined long line of
men and women from all parts OF the world on
the way to the springs. The largest, the hot
test and the best known of the springs was the
Sprudel, and, naturally, went there. To be in
Carlsbad aud not drink the waters OF the
Sprudel is to be out of fashion; SO, out of mere
force of habit, drank.
LAS / expected, the drinking did not make
me feel any better, aud consulted q physician.
He went over my case very carefully and finally
asked me if l wished to place myself under his
care. had to do so; | was i'll. Very well,
said he, you will please continue drinking the
Sprudel water as you have been doing. There
was no help for it, and went on as before tax
ing the water regularly. although seemed to
lose weight. But the physician kept me at it
mercilessly.
~ was a long time at it, it seemed to me, and
then, to my great surprise, began to gain in
strength. This was more than had looked for,
but it was true. l felt better mentally and
physically, and, above all, l began to gain in
weight / seemed to be an entirely new crsa-
Aauh ha in nv orr
entirely disappeared, and new flesh was form
ing in its place This was Ike miracle but
hardly dared to hope that it could or would CON
tlnue. But it did continue, although slowly
growth. l gained in weight pretty steadily,
and, after a time, felt much stronger At the
close Of the season might have imagined that
was young girl again"
II think You have found the spring of eternal
youth said the young physician, But do you
expect TO retain your present health ana fresh
ness without living most of the time in Carts
badS"
las it would be inconvenient for me to go to
the mountain, make the mountains come TO
me. In other words, ] carry the famous Sprude
Spring around with me. The imported Carls
bad Sprudel Salts, in powder form, is o most
excel ent substitute for the imported waters
whenever / find it inconvenient to use the
waters. Although l am fully restored to health
still am so fond of the waters that l drink as
much, or nearly as much, as though I were an
invalid. In the morning, before breakfast
dissolve one-half to one teaspoonful OF the
powder in a glassful Of water which is sold in
this country in bottles brought direct from
Carlsbad In Carlsbad / found any number OF
people who habitually added the salts in pow
der form TO the water from the spring. in order
TO give II greater strength. All persons cannon
60 TO Carlsbad, of course, but they can accom-
plish as good results by using the imported
Carlsbad salts here a. home. / would advise
you to try few experiments for your own in
formation on some Of your patients. II will dc
them no harm. in any event, and il is pretty
sure 70 surprise you with its good results Is
1T is certainly worth consideration. - said the
young man.
perhaps shall find the opportunity to make
the trial that you suggest. Meantime / must
again congratulate you upon your recovery"
Some weeks later the young physician, much
| impressed by the wonderful story that be hat
heard, began a series OF experiments with The
Carlsbad Mineral Waters. tie Crysialiizad Carls
bad Salts, aud with the Carlsbad Salt 10 DoWd 4
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