ove above the heel. The block, a, is secured to the iron, 4} to 54 inches in thickness, of sufficient extent skate by a bent rod, g, in such manner that the rod to cover the sides of a great ship; and it is still may be instantly tightened to bind the skate to the fectly water tight. more difficult… … next number. Further information in relation to the invention may be obtained by addressing the inven- pitching in a heavy sea. tors, H. R. and J. §. Plimpton, at No. 145 Tenth street, corner Fourth avenue, New York City. balls fired against them, the problem is certainly one PLIMPTON’S SKATE…
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