Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

follow we should find each one eating his frugal
meal OF coffee OF weak tea without sugar and
Zvieback, according 10 the doctors instruc-
tions.
PROGRAM YoR THE DAY.
The next thing 10 q walk up into the hills,
where the well-kept paths wind in and out,
plentifully supplied with seats, on which the
weary traveller NAV rest Frequently the mid
day dinner 10 eaten at "restauration" on the
top Of q mountain, whore the breszes and the
view Car be enjoyed. The recent season Of in
tense heat which has prevailed all over Europe
has boon u season of comforl at Carlsbad where
al meals are taken In the open air and the
largest part Of the time Is spent out Of doors
ISDUsTRIEs OF TIE PLACE
After dinner there II no rest for the "Kur''
patient, no charming siesta, but more walking.
Descending the mountain We wander through
the long main street. looking at the beautiful
display Of goods, for it really Is beautiful One
great industry during the winter is the polish
Ing % the pieces Of the shell or incrustation
which Is formed on the rocks by the deposit of
the minerals contained In the waters. This
shell is used for all kinds OF fancy articles and
Its eoloring Is very pretty and curious There
are many windows hll-d with ame:hysts and
garnets, which are found In Bohe-
and millinery stores filled with Paris
ian goods, carvings from Switzerland
aud the Tyrol, sngrs wings and old books from
Munich and collections of Dresden and Nielsen
ware abound. But the most beautiful win
dows are those containing Bohemian glass
gold and amethyst colors are seen in all variety
Of bric-s-brac.
TIE FASHIONABLE QUARTER.
As we move on through the narrow street We
soon arrive at Pups Establishment" the
fashionable end of the town. Here come all
the nobility and-the rich Americana Mr..
Pupp owns this part of the valley, which is, ap-
parently, shut IN by mountains. There are two
large hotels. an immense restaurant and big
garden. which latter is thronged with people IN
the afternoons and evenings, who listen to q
good concert and sip their beer and Giesshu u Ter
water. This mineral water il very expensive
and agreeable to the taste. II has no medicinal
qualities. The Carlsbad tourists use thousands
Of bottles q week, which must be very pleas
ing to Mr.. Mattoni. who owns the spring
and has n large chateau near it. The
spring Is about Ave miles from Carlsbad, in the
mountains, aud affords a pleasant excursion.
The water bubbles up beautifully into a marble
basin covered with glass. Not Q drop Of il is
wasted. n there are three sets OF women who
bottle II day and night. 1t is sent away to all
parts Of the world From Pups Establish
ment' . lovely shaded path leads of into the
country All along here. on the rocks, are
tablets, written In German and bohemian, tes-
tifying to wonderful cures wrought by the
water. The Carlsbad waters have undoubtedly
valuable medicinal properties, but the regula-
uon OF the diet, regular and plentiful exercise
life IL the open air and freedom from care must
be counted q helpful agents in the many cures
Of chronic diseases
THE EvENrNos
are spent in the Stadt Park, where supper ID
taken and an evening concert Is given. Or on
Saturday nights about o'clock one ssunters
70 the Cur-haus and watches the dancers at the
weekly ''rouuion American girls, graceful in
movement and elegantly dressed, dance with
charming officers, who are 30 stif that they can
scarcely move. Thus the Carlsbad life goes on.
day after day, until the ''erre" Ia finished. the
season closes and the patients are scattered "a
the four winds.
PROMINENT PEOPLE AT oAnIsBAD.
The list OF guests this year contains many
names Of prominent persons from every nation.