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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 8 (1877) (1877)

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UARY 24, 1877.] TI9 PROPOSED CREMATION TEMPLE, Mr. Bonaffon also had an especial fondness for electrical Cremation, in this country at least, is not popular. For a His windows were provided with ingenious time, it occupied here some public attention, but only in a sensational way; and the sober… … his own messages to California. Besides the clocks and elec- in the disposal of his friends and relatives in so abnormal ternal arrangement for carrying on a large business in the | tric apparatus, there was an immense collection of dric-a- amanner. Hence, with the single exception of the late re-…

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