BADEN-BADEN

(Ger.), 0. Ba?d"'e?n-ba®d'etn. A noted health-resort on the right bank of the Oos, at the entrance to the Black Forest, in the Grand Duchy of Baden, There are several hot springs, but they are not rich in solid constituents, and the place is chietty resorted to on account of its’ mild, equable climate and its freedom from winds, which render it suitable for consumptives, convalescents, and the subjects of gout, rheumatism, and paralysis; 1,000 parts of the water of the Ursprung (the one that is used for drinking, mostly with the addition of common salt, Carlsbad salts, Marienbad salts, milk, or whey) contain: Sodium chloride. +++ 2151 | Calcium sulphate.. Pota ium chloi.. 0°163 | Free carbon dioxide. Calcium carbonate...... 0°165 Pine-cone extract and Mutterlauge are often added to the baths. LA, 319, 363, 453.]