The Trinity times., 1855-05-12

| The dlScClvrc0 sea became bright and blue,
and the sun burst idrtl into a glorious au-
tumn day, ana the warmth of its rays com
torted these poor wretches. cnrine hopeless.
Is to the wreck. lt seemed hard to die on
such day, but exhaustion was beginning to
tell on some OF the sufferers, and the las,j-
tude Of despair was creeping over them with
lis influence, and the reason OF more than one
began TO glvaway. 50 they waited and
spoke not, and Some stroye to pray. ana some
10 shut their eyes, rs if In sleep; none came
ANA the day WAS bright and hot. and the sea
birds screamed, ana everything was full Of
joy and .ac, and only that Itte circle OF
twelve were doomed 20 die. Frank and
Charlie We're together. ana cyerv now and
theu, each pressed the o,her's hand, but nc.-
taor ne. They were q si'cpt company
Minutes We're precious, yet they dragged on
like lead. Once the captain stirred, ANA
Drank. cancing at his face, was aware oi q
strange Light upon t, aud g.eam in his eve
TIA. was almost Gue4rla.v. Was i jusant,l
or, could ID be hope! FRANKS ea,hsoppci
a- he followed the direction al tGo captain s
gaze. bu. BE could see nothing save the wa
tors and the skyline Bat s,iu the captain
stared, and tle o,d buatswain too, was look
uc In tae same direction, and another sca-
man seemed to wake from his stupor, and
Frank slysiHo3 b.s eyes. and az last he was
aware Of black speca on the horizon. and
ere be could trust his sight. tue old captain
hur into Tears, and q feeble cheer ero~e
rou tho s.aueu---a chler that thrilled
iarouth r-nE', very marrow, lor lie knew
tAa' tAay We're saved.
81, a4t is itl said Charlie, l@indy, opening
Ais heayy eyes.
IT'S Il boat 2 was The yoplY-'A boat tho
bitterness O. death is past ,hauk God. tAauA
Cody
IAan came the painful susponse--tbo aao-
uy ol hope ANA t,gt; it might after all be but
spar, or q black Ssh, or anything save what
they wished. Mort Was q boa, q real boat:
but h.r crew might not SEQ Aem-they
might ta fishing, they m'glt never tlnk of
the wreck. IAel the poor exhausted iel-
lows strained tAo.r throats in q feeble hail, or
rather q hoar-e desperate shlir6. But tie
boat IS bearing down upon ihcm--she nvars
,AeD. wreck a-hoy. h,Ii-ho" Never was
music Hla 20 tis ON mortal ear. Ter sharp
..9ae comes dancing ANA dipping over the
waves the glance oi hei oars flashed in the
stun; now obey can distinguish the 'orms o.
the roWers--noW the 9 cleory voices Of their
couatrymca c.sdden their very hearts core
aud now she is a.ongs.de, anj despair is
Oycr-suspeuse and uiseiy are forgotten
and die past is Iiae dream.
Tie steamer hal struck far nearer the
shore tlan her reckoning had given the cap
tain reason 20 suppose, and her guns had az
length been heard y some fishermen on the
beach al st. Swi,Lu's. They had fallen in
with the ships boats about halfway from the
shore aad aow br3JrA. the welcome news Of
.-e.g a.mot undoua..1 safety.
YNnrag,u Uncoy,Vy.--A d=egyery
has been made in lfauee, through ,na h,tru-
mentality d. TT. Dunaa. lie discovery con-
.,..s ID tie application oI chemical electricity
Is tAe rem3,al d. particle, d. metallic sub
stances of mercury, gold, liver, or lead, from
aDy rag og tia human system. The 9eien-
tHo aul. tin Of Paris has the ,oloHng
Chemistry is about 10 drag from an antici-
patrl death thousands Of men, who, in The
exercise O.. their cruel professions gliding,
ioosinr-g.ass plaJu9, white lead manuiaetur-
iur. Sc, and also those whose systems have
been ruined ay mercury iu is various forms
for thcee, science has raised her gilt arm,
} arr, ,e their misery and destruction. This
J discovers c1taete rom their dies, atom by
4 atom, every particle oi metallic substance,
from every part 81 Die human system. Where
do vc gct this great hope3 la amemoir pre-
scented ID the French academy Of Sciences
4 by NJ. Dumas which has i'r Jos author two
men. who's name viii strike the ear Of the
public for The i.rst time to-day. liut Il they
prove what they promise 10, they wlI soon
take rank among tie greatest bcneiactors Of
humanity. These authors are AEdre Poly,
of Havana. and Aia3r.ee Nor4acs The iu-
ycntou consist d an application Of chemical
electricity t. accomplish TIE above purpose
and OF aii the marvellous thing, that c.octri
city has acu.eprd, tile ~ the bodest and
most triumphant
The uodua oporandi IS as follows: a me-
taic bath is insulated from everything, and
partially filed with ac.duiated water. 60 CON
yey more rcat y tine electrical currents. 1he
patient lies upon aseat N tho tub ,nsuiAtcd
entirely from Tie bath. When gold, silver,
or mercury Is lu the system, nitric or hydro
Ichiaric acids are employed. When lead Is
susaectad. the acid usod is sulphur.c. Ius
done. the negative pole of a battery rs put IN
connection N'h tbe bath, while. the positive
pole IS ia Tire hands d. tle patient. no" tAc
vor. Of pur.acalou culnmences Inc e'aa-
uic.ty rrccp pilates Itself, LunH, di9s, search
c- and discovers every particle % metallic
substance concealed ID ,uc Ia1s. profound iia~
suaa. bones. nerves ana joints " tle paucHt
resolves tuem .uio theiI primitive iorm-, and
clalo.Uue theu euate from raa human of-
s..-m. deposits them upon t.c a.ar- oi tae
ba'a, where Aey caA be seen "l,A tho na1ed
eye.
CEuUs ru.lof Use vhr.nud--ia'.a.
marches ltea eaya.eade o' heavy m.n aaG
l4,. Aolsa--C ..f.rur's sD.ws 1850 -sai-
u.. I'D SUMMER evening" ".I hharU,
.f.I note. auI . sudden turning. 1uemah
of eeau. avl.s with ma1 aaa natw ih.
man az t.oa. ID bis study: 0nt th. r'f'-f
.u.n aau.. uere. tae.e. and ctnr. ..efe.
.oea butterfly ~ p hurricane, striking e'e-
r.waere ara enjoying ao.hnQ but NJ tea
~ b. o@ael pieces 1hs maa p. la.e4f
a..a at,..et. .lH.pr. s--t..l c.rer man '. -
...t.e individual, aal r-uaer private o'af-
..e..r. Batt,e maa 81 rna "".H;
III. .r.el4 uo4e. as fears anHe, ae a"a A
himself .r5ulel lu fae c.l. .ot.aea o. h's
..,.a ..... .,a: De fuafe U..0 L.ae. a.1
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