Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-04
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I IFrom ,he ~. Com,nr,riai Al. c,,ss,r u May
\ 81, 1851
4 THE EXPLOSION IN HAGUE STREET.
/ NEW l0Eg.-JsTERfsTtksC CssE,--Thi- Il
! 10 ceItiy ibai my son, Fisa~is Edward fiyde, 65
feai street, Brooklyn, was efhpio,rd t,y ST. John,
Burr * Co, kM body Tana'acip,cIs, Hague 81,
ond ot work ON The heor iRined,@eiv above and
over the L. iler whea the ex,,'osiou took place on
Feb. 9TH last, bs wbcb dread dtal cs.Ias,royae a,
many persons lost their lives. The explosion rat
riel the beier tlropgh the Poor where he uas eau
poyrd and himself with /, 10 the scoond s,.r,,
when all VS. prrripi,a,nd down, aod he Was IA
ried ia The riilis slnid OF ere, sicsm, hot
bricks, and bnl ming cosl., In ,h,s decadful s,ua-
ton he ly ,rsens,lJle, tor fas he thiEksI near 20
min ties. When consciousness rctored, he dis
"}geed light over his head, aud by ssfcnuOn. al.
forts to free his aras, he jicadi,ily lar-,atc th-p
fi0in this perilous situation he was exfrsSted
about 9l-2 O'Clock, having bcea nader the ruins
hlars. lie was carried to the Hospital AID
thence removed To his home in Bsooti,u al II NJ.
ot that day The application oi !. water and
Linseef Oh having b-n made AT the llosptai
continued Tor fle -,,ec OF two days; bat with
out alOrdlng any riieE His ease uas considered
hopeless, for he 0ie of the most severely in
jnged, and So reported y the relief cop,aittec.-
lie suffered much pain; his face, head neck both
arms, and entire back being readiullv burned
The flesh was burned of both arms Gom the elbow
down 70 the fagers-the right near the elbow
being barnt 10 the bone. The back trOia the hip
10 the shoulders was covered with sores, having
lain IN burning Goals when amid the ruiis; and
tn ears were burned To crisp, and fears enter
tanned Of their dropping ON.
Rev. James l.. Hodge, Pastor Of lst Baptist
Cbrcl. Brooklyn, called to eer him, and stated
thai he would get something to c,ire him. I'm tho
evening he returned with some of DALLEYiS.
PAIN EXTRACTOR, which he obtained IRON the
Proprietor himself and applied il. lie Mr. HI
being familiar with It's properties. having seen it
successfully used when the steamer Swiitsurc Was
blown uI. on tha North River, and upon which oc-
casion IL saved the lives Of four persons, who had
been dlcadiully scaljed. The application of the
Extractor produced ease in fom 10 to 20 min utes
and hc free from pain after that, except at the
dressings and al times when the plastcrs were ac-
cidcn,aly removed or disturbed. The Use of the
ointment was faithfully adhered to by direction OF
the attending physician, and fresh supplies were
constantly obtained from the proprietor. II has
completely aud fully restored hun, aud cnred his
wounds without leaving mark of any
kind. lie is now perfect. well and engaged in his
b sincss occupation 80 49,
To the foregoing facts am happy to testify with
sinrers thank to Mr.. DALEY aud the Rev Mr..
Hodge, as do oonscentiously believe, that, under
Divine Providence DAiLEg'S PAlS ExrRAc-
TOR, has saved his life BENNET HYDE.
| can certify to the correctness Of the above
statement.
JAMES l.. HODGE, Pastor Of Ist Baptist
Church, Brooklyn, l.. 1.-The abo5c certificate
made hy Bennrt Hyd', was signed and sworn To
before me the 18th day Of April, 1850.
EDWARD COPELAND,
Mayor Of Brooklyn.
CAUTION-Bcwarc Of the CouneIfet Daley
Salge in the oid urappr.
0J-The GENUINE article, in THE NEW
ENVELOPE AND LARGE BONES, for sale
by DIR. Il. X. HAZARD, only agent for Newport.
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