The Russellville Democrat., 1881-08-04

way, on the L. R. & F. s. Ky.
 They are owned by the enterprise Ing gentlemen Jesse k. Martin, Bros. & Co.,, the first named late of Con way.
 We have had fno showers up here lately and crops look fine. It is ex- pected soon to have post office and route to this place. J. J. 5.
 July 30th, 1881.
 The FACTS I send you to-day, 1 get from the lips ot the parties them selves. I give the names and loca- tions of the parties, ard in some in stances refer to their physician as to the former state of their case. JAMES MARKS,
 says he is 51 years old, lives 6 miles from Conway, has been afflicted with ulcerated sore leg many years, sup posed to originate from the bite of a spider or some other poisonous Tn sect. Beside this he has had the dropsy for six months, was so low that for several weeks he could not lie down, and was frequently suppos ed to be in dying condition, He came to these waters one week ago barely able to walk, says he can now walk or 6 miles easier than he could one; now brings his own wa ter up the hill, does his own cooking and other work with little inconven- fence, and expects in another week to go to work. Says he has used no medicine but these waters. Ills leg is fast assuaging. His dropsy is re- duced so as to give hlm no trouble. Believes be will be fully cured soon. cHAs. D. HENDRIX,
 resides at Little Rock; is boot and shoe maker; his disease liver com plaint and heart disease. Liver so torpid that his bowels would not act without the use of powerful medi- ci1es. His skin was dry and harsh, could not produce a precipitation. His case had been the subject of a lecture by Dr. J. H. Lenow, to the medical students of Little Rock. Had been under Dr. Lenow's treat ment about four months up to June last; since that time used patent medicines. Was advised by Dr. Le- now to try Eureka Springs. Started there and hearing of Pinnacle Springs he came here three weeks ago. The first few drinks he took of the water started free precipitation. In few days his bowels moved regularly and up to the present time continue all right. He has gained 10 pounds in flesh and is at business again.
 CERTIFIcATE.--The above is fully in accordance with my statements to Ed. Smith. CHAs. D. HENDRIX.
 D. T. POWELL,
 IS II years old; is farmer; lives near Greenhriar, Faulkner county, Ark. Has been for six years greatly ficted with diabetes and sore eyes. Came here two weeks ago suffering extremely with pains in one eye and over the top of his head. Could not see with that eye or bear the light on it. Diabetes caused him to get up to the chamber five or six times of night. Now his eyes and head are relieved of pain. He can look round and see persons. Says he is relieved of diabetes. Has no incon. finance of urine whatever. Feels much improved in gsBeral health. He walked home last Saturday distance of 10 miles.
 A. OLIVER,
 lives near Greenbrisr; had sore eyes seventeen yeas; could not see hls way or bear the light to his eyes. He has used these waters l5 days; says he is nearly we'll. He goes about with his eyes fully exposed to the light of the sun, and shows no sign of inconvenience.
 MRS. ROBERTS,
 wife of John Roberts, 2b miles from Grecnbriar. She was so low with dropsey of the heart that her physi- elan gave her up to die. Her hus- band and others thought she must die soon, Her husband said he csuld not bear the thought of seeing her lie there and die without doing something while she lived. As she could not be moved he came here and took her one gallon of these wa ters. She used it with perceptible advantage. She has now used six gallons, at home, ana am creditably informed by several persons that she is up and able to do her own house work. While there is much in the location and change of scene, &c., calculated to improve health, this is case of cure that can be attributed | only to the medicinal properties of the water.
 In my next will give statement