Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-24
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lFroia the " Y. Commercial Advertiser Of May
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lFro.n tha n. Y. Commercial Advertiser Of MAY
81, lS50.l
"'IE EXPLOSION IN HAGUE STREET,
~" foKK.-ISrEREsTISG CAsE.--'rhis l.,
10 certify thn my son, Francis Edward Hyde, 65
Pclrl street, Brook lyn, was employed by ST. John,
Barr y O., hat body manufacturers, Hague ST.,
All at work on the door Immediately abave and
o',r tn; boiler whel the explosion took place ON
d. ith Last, by which dreadful catastrophe so
u'ly persons lost tIeir lives. The explosion car
riei thc boiler through the floor where he was en-
ployed aud himself with il to the second story
"h n all w's precipitated down, and he was bu-
riei ~ the ruins amid mtss f. fire, steam, hot
bricks, anj luening Goals. la this dr. idtul sua.
ton ha lay irssnsbc, tor Gas h. thinks) near 30
fn'nJnes. Na.n cDnsciousacsl returned, he DIS
covered light over his head, and by strenuous cl-
oIIs 10 tr- his arms, h: dreldully lceratcd them.
flU.a this pcriuus situation he was extricateu
ab ut IL o'clock, having hecn under the ruins
ZtlJdrs. lie was carried tO the Hospital and
Ia ice removed 10 his home in BROOKLYN at ~ W.,
"' tat day. Tns application Of l. me water ana
wiHtsi ol having been made at the Hospital,
has continue tor the pace of two days: but With.
out dtfDrillg any relief. Ills ease was considered
L'ptl;ss, Tor he was one of the most severely in
Jurei, ani 81 reported by the relief committee
tie suffered nu:h pain; his face, head, n.ck both
arms, and entire back being readiully burned
The hcsh was burncl off both arms from the elbow
down To tue tngers-the eight arm near the elbow
being barnt 10 the bone. The back from the hin
10 Ia" sh )nidcrs wis covered with sores, having
,ain IN .. ,rnng Goals when amid the ruins ana
III ears Me bun ned to crisp, and fears enter.
timed of then drop ing of.
Rov. James l.. lilo 'ga, Pastor of lst Baptist
Cbuch, brooklyn, calle' 10 see him, and stated
that L. woall get something to cure hun. In the
evening he returned with some OF DALLEf's
PAIS ExrR.croR, which he obtained from the
Pra,rictor himself and applied 1t. He Alr. II.
beiag familiar with its properties. having il
successfully used when the seaIi'cr Swii,sure was
blows ul. os the North River, ann upon which
casisa ~ saved the lives OF four persons, who had
b',a drcadfalIy scalded The application of the
Extractor produced case in from ID to % minutes
and b. was free from pain after th1t, except at the
dressings and at timcs when the plasters were ac-
cidcnt.lly removed or disturbed. The use of the
oints int was faithfully adhered to by direction Of
tac attcadihg physician, and fresh supplies were
c'astan'ly obtained from the proprietor. IL has
completely aud fully restored him, and cured his
woanis without leaving or mark Uf any
k'ad. lie ID now perfectly well and engaged in his
s,hcss occupation
II the iorcg ling facts am happy to testify with
sln crs thanks To Mr.. Daley aud the Rev. Mr..
Hodge, ~ do cJnscientiUusy believe, that, under
Divine Providence, DALLEY'S PAIS ExrRAc-
TOR, has saved his life. BENNEr HYDE.
can certify To the cgyfrctmss Of the above
statement.
JANES l.. HODGE, Pastor of Ist Baptist
Chmch, BROOKLYN, l.. I.-Thc above certificate
made by Bennet iiyd', was signed and sworn to
bchrc me ths 18th day of April, 1850.
EDWARD COPELAND,
Mayor of Brooklyn.
CATTiON--Bcware Of the Couqicrfc.t Dale,
Save in the oh wralpy.
FS~Thc GENUINE article, in THE NEW
ENVELOPE AND LARGE BONES, for sale
BY Dr. X. r. HAZARD, only agent for Newport
Juln 20.