Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11
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IFrom the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser Of My
81, 1851
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lFrom the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser Of My
81, 1851
THE EXPLOSION IN HAGUE STREET,
New YoRX.-lSTEREsrING CAsE.-'rhis Is
70 certify that my son, Francis Edward Hyde, 90
Pearl street, Brooklyn, was enI lOyed by 81. john,
Bur & Co, hat body manufacturers, Hague ST.,
aid at work on The hlor m mnedltely above and
over the boiler when ths explosion took place on
Feb. ith last, 10y whifh diCaifl catastrophe so
many persons lost their lives. The expioson ear
riei the boiler though the floor where he en-
ployel and hInsoli wth il . the s2conl story,
vh n all VS. p.eciptaeI down, and he was bu-
ried in the runs amid mass Of lre, steam, hot
bricks, and blt ning coals. IL this dreadful su1-
ton ha lay msensible, for (ts he thiuks) near 20
minutes Whom consciousness returned, he dis
covered light over hi. h,ad, and US strenuous Ct-
forts to free his arms, h. dreadtIy laCCraicd them.
Fom this perilons stL,tion he was eStlcacd
about. 9 IL O'Clock, having been uldcr the runs
z hours. he was carried To the Hospital and
thence removed to his home in Brooklyn at - W.,
of that day. The application of |. me water and
Linseei Oil having been male al the Hospital,
was continued tor the space Of two days: but with
ont aifJrdlng any relief. His case was com idCred
hopeless, for he was one Of the most severely in
juee1, anl 50 reported by the relief committ,c.--
lie suffered much pain; his face, head meek, both
arms, and entire back being .rcadiully burned
The tesh was burned on both arms from IN elbow
down to the ing,rs--the right arm near the elbow
heing barnt 10 the bone. The back from the hip
to the shoulders WAS covered with sores. having
lain in blraiig Goals whcl amid the ruins; and
n ears were burned 10 crisp, and fears enter
tainel Of their dropping of.
Rev. James l.. Ilolge, Pastor Of lst Baptist
Church, Brooklyn, called 10 see him, aud stated
that he would get som thing TO cure hun In the
evening he returned with some of DALLEY'S
PAiS EXTRACTOR, which he obtIincd from the
Proprietor himself and applied IL. lie Nr Ill
being familiar with its properties, having seen II
successfully used when the steamer Swiitsure was
blown u. o. the North River, and upon which oc-
C1sion ii saved tn lives of four persons, who had
been dfcadfuIly SCALED. Tn, application of the
Extractor produced ease in from Is u 20 minutes
ani he was free from paia after that, except at the
dressings and at times when the Iilnsiers were
cidentaly removed ~ dstu,bcl Thc use of the
oIl;nmt WAS faithfully adhered to by direction Of
the attending physician, and fresh supplies were
constantly obtained trom the proprietor. Ii has
completely and ully restored him, and cnrcd his
wounds without leaving u scar or mark Of any
Kind. lie is now perfectly well aud engage in his
y si,css occupation
To the forcg ,i,g facts am happy t. testify with
srn'ers thanks 10 Mr.. Daley and the Rev. Mr.
Iiodse, AS I d,copsccntiousiy believe, that, Under
Divine Providence, DALLEY'S PAiN EXrRAC-
TOR, has saved his iiip. RENNET HYDE.
| can certify u the correctness of tic above
statement
JAMES l.. HODGE, Pastor Of l,t Baptist
Church, Brooklyn, l.. 1.-The above certificate
made by Bennet Hyde, was signed and sworn 10
before m the 18th day of Aprii, 1850.
EDWARD COFLAND,
Mayor nf Brooklyn
tAtFIDN--B"ware Of the Countsy'et DALEY /
Slive in ,hcoii wr1ppr.
tj-Th- GENUINE article, in THE NEW
ENVELOPE AND LARGE BONES, for sale
by Df. K. x. HAZARD, only agent for Newport.
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