Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-11-22

tion. 1t is all poi concentrated
By pressure, l0N- pkrts into l part,
and the ingredieus9 Of that poison IS
my secret. Now, A you will Walt
moment. I will 6rs% y a dog that |
have in the BACK Nirl, and which
decided this morning to lay on the
altar of science. Y1u will then be
able to JUICE as to the effectiveness
of nv beautiful inveotion.
In the absence OF ths old N IN the
correspondent took up the deadly
belt and examined 1t c.o.eiy. Though
the outside was OF brass it was lined
with steel and was very flexible and
hollow The front was wider and
thicker than the sides and back, and
the whole machine felt much heavier
than it looked. A hinge allowed the
back to open and the bslt to enclrcle
the body. Oace in place it snapped
together much like .udcutt. The
enilre front Was composed OF smooth
brass, on the underside OF which.
right under the nipple, thsfe Was an
attachment which seemed to be to en
able the wearer to load the belt. OH
erwise the m lchine looked far from
, being dangerous.
The Professor came in struggling
! at one end Of a rope. with a mlsera
, BILE 10 king street dog at the otler
J. AS was going to say, Just before
] I went out, he said, with this beau
: ulu! invention OF mine a man with
ordinary care and intelligence can
take eff any public individual at any
y y time, and any nywhere, without incur
!, ring the slightest risk for himself
and causing no pain to the person at
!. tackled. D. you know that the erueI
- aad dreadful deaths OF some OF the
;. European crowned heads have caused
h h me much pain' The idea Of the .ttsst
n n and bones of kings being strewI
h h along the roadside. from the force o
- = bomb explosions, to say nothing o
u the other systems OF destruction whict
h h have been employed from time t.
= y time by assasslns is dreadful. 1t ha
20 ~ seemed to rne that such deaths wer
- % cruel and unnecessary. Now, | hav
=. worked nght and day to provide rea
q retormers and legal executloners VIII
= weapon that will remove huma
l. &c. r;thont main. I ask mAuklu
ia nothing for my invention, and shal
es take nothing. l have received III
va ,a ouiries from a few people in refer
Le Ls ence to this machine.l A we'll know
po Russian reformer, g6od man, wan,
- one CT them. have had no appl
~ ~ cation from Irishmen as yet, but a
bo sttaehe of the Cuban journal Spe
W. ~. rctist, the organ Of the revolutlonls
OF New York, was here last week
see me concerning it. AS am PR
be tec,eI by no patent now, / propo'
rg to furnish nothing but working draw
to ,Dgs, but want to show you the M
lie chlue ii action" :,
eas The poor dog was dozing by Il
90 stove. The professor bsongh~out ,
OILS air pump from the closet, placed tt
eHs belt under 1t, and proceeded to chsr
1g- it with a tremendous pressure. WE,
nj be had finished the gauge in II Il
ool pump stood at 20 600 pounds. Il
belt was then quite rigid, but ga
no svidsnce-otIas terrible strain up
the il. After he had removed tae b.
!: OF from the pump he threw aide
ign coat. clasped the belt about MIN, pls
of ed one OF the pellets in the n,lpt
ray and arranged two little steel lsy'
la'S one one under each arm, which he tn
connected with the belt After
, 81 placing his clothlng, taking care
iea .. put the nipple through a bottom h'
ing IN his waist Dat whers.lt was scarce
lail. al. observable, he announced that
no nor was ready. Watch me closel.
ecu l. said he; "you will hear no SCUM
nt "a a Facing the dog, he pressed his
all elbow against hls side, which act
iteo he said cooked" the strange dev
making it ready to go off from III
of pressure on the other side OF
.ded body. Next his right arm t
van. There, said be, with nervous
bsr. m tion, wipiug the beadi of sweat fl
n"i to>hood "That idoo ia shot.