Kriz u Spodniho Pramene Kyselky Zahorovice

In 1738 was Záhorovice spa operation is implemented. They were in the house number 105 at the bottom of the bridge over the river Olšava . Operation baths spread after 1750 , when the estate belonged to Joseph Guiard Count de Saint Jullien . They were introduced bathing , and drinking cures of pack . The surgeon was treated with enemas and bloodletting . At the spa operation supervised manor official. To further extend the spa operation occurred after 1830 when the estate was owned by Sophie Countess of Haugvicová Biskupic . Her daughter Jindriska Larisch - Mönnichs to modernize the spa continued . In 1847 the care světlovského marketing manager Francis Maškeho spa building rebuilt . It was built of brick and stone , with five fully equipped cabins with wooden vats and rooms for sweating and serving wraps. The well was deepened and built of stone. Chemical analysis of water was performed by Dr. Ehrmann of Olomouc. The well was four fathoms deep and three wide shoes . The level reached two fathoms , three shoes and nine inches . The water temperature was 8 degrees Celsius summer and winter 6 degrees Celsius . Individual bath was 8 dimes and the poor and the sick were free. Spa season began each year on 1 May . Spa healer was Anton Šenvais . The total sum to repair the spa was 1,000 florins.       Mineral water is dispatched into the world under the name " Záhorovská stomach and cervical water." The Světlovská administrator to request mineral water in bottles of three Viennese mugs sent . The box contained 24 bottles packing and was sold for 2 gold 40 dimes . Transport to pay the price of 10 dimes . The water from this spring tasted nice and sour and slightly salty. It was clear, odorless and easy to digest . Support the appetite , excretion of urine, proved to alleviate constipation, runny stomach and vascular disease . She also served on hysteria , hypochondria , and hemorrhoids . For services to the enlargement and improvement of the spa owner světlovského estate this spring called " Jindřiščin " . In 1772 he was on treatment in Záhorovice Dr. Haslinger of Vienna. He was an important figure of the time. In doing so, he also visited Nezdenice and Luhačovice and was surprised rare quality and frequency of acidulous springs in our region. Several bottles sent chemistry professor Dr. Grautzovi published by the analysis of the water in the book " Gesundheitsbrunnen der Öster monarchy," published in Vienna Dr. Grantz found that some of these healing waters are three times stronger than water selter . In the years 1867 - 1870 there was a gradual fading effect this spring , spa have been canceled.