Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-26
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{ the y. Y. Commercial Adveltis Of May
Sd, 1850
NT iE EXPLOSION IN HAGUE STREET,
3 , fORN.-lSrEKEsrISo ChsE.-This is
fy that my son, Francis Edward Hyde, G5
street, Brooklyn, wac employed by ~. John,
g. : Co., hat body manufacturers, Hague ST.,
.,I & work on the door Immediately above and
O. TIC boiler when the explosion took place on
lth last, by which dreadful catastrophe 80
,'rsuns lost ticir lives. The GXplos ION car
DbIrr through the floor where he was cm-
AL himself with IL o. the seCon story,
sI vs. prccipitAtel down, and he was bu-
the RUNS amid a mass 81 fire, steam, hot
alI bu ning CUal-. La this dreadful sllln-
las ihscnsiblc, for (as he thmks) near 20
o., -. Wh.n consciousness rcturned, he dis
,, "a light over hi, head, aud by strenuous el-
49, frre his arms, he drcadtully acel ated them
. ,hS perous situation he was extlieated
l-2 O'Clock, having been under the ruins
ts. lie was carried 10 the Hospital aud
re noyedto his home in Brooklyn at II NJ,
90. lay. The Applicant III of |. me water and
Az 81 Oil having been made at the Hospital,
J. .,I,iluel for tine space Of two DAYS; but with
r!l1g Any relief. Ills casc was considered
J ss, ior he was one of the most severely In
u,l - reportedby the relief committee
coed mach pain; his face, head, neck, both
pnI rhtre back being rcadlully burned
''h Wls bH1iei of both arms from the ell ow
.. - a.. flgars-the right arm near the elbow
harat TO the bone. The back from the hip
shJiliars WAS covered with sores, having
burning Goals when amid the ruins; and
IS wsrc burned % crisp, and fears enter.
# their dropping OF.
James l.. liolge, Pastor Of 1st Baptist
G.. Brpoklyn, called TO see him, and stated
,' wDull get something to cure hrn. In the
he retained with some Of DALLEf'S :
' 20 extractor, which he obtained from the
Tor IN nScli an applied IL. lie Mr H.
"a nillai with its properties, having seen it
ttid used when the steamer sjwlitsmc was
~ on the North River, aud upon which oc-
Il saved The lives of fou persons, who had
lfasfuily scaldei. The application OF the
tDr prod iced cases ia Il om ID t. 20 minutes
was I,cc Tom PAIN after that, except at the
i!s and At times when the llasters Were ac-
.ly rem wed or disturbed. The use of the
wIs faithfully adhs Erred 90 by direction ol
ldhg physiraa, and fresh supplies were
ally obtained from the proprietor. IL ha-
t'iy aud tuly restored HIM, and cured his
- without leaving u scar or mark of any
'.'. !le IS n)w purIcctly well All engaged iuhjs
s.ss nation
u iorcs ing facts mhapry otostify with
p = thanks TO Mr.. DaIlry aud the Rev. Nj.
tE's ! do cons 'ic tiou,h believe, that, under
- Providence, DALLEY'S Pans ExrrAC-
3 is saved his ife BENNEr iil DE.
- certify to the correctness ot the above
"a at.
!ES l.. IlODiE, Pastor Of Ist Baptist
o, brooklyn, l.. l.--1hc above ccniGcatr
. Bcnnet ii,d", was signed and swoln 10
.- la Ia l2th day oi April, 1870
LDN ARD COPELAND,
Mayor Of Brooklyn.
!IJN-i"whrc Of the Cgruacy'Gt Dlilc,
th'oii ,rragpo.
fh" GENUINE article, IN TIE NEW
.LOPE AND LARGE BONES for sale
<, Il, iiAH I'D, oa'y agent lor Newport.
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