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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 15 (October 1860) (1860)

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to the perfect plan. length of the coffin, are wound up tight, and the pawl ground a few ieet, and take the chances as to be There is no organic substance that does not burn, or put down on the ratchet wheel to keep them secure. buried in dry earth. It is almost a common occurrence is-not destroyed… … 212° before all the water power resides on the surface SCARLETT'S BIER AND MODE OF LOWERING COFFINS has evaporated. or through the mass are ques- bier, each end resting on one of the support. The bier Soluble glass (silicate of soda) has often been pro- tions of very little practical consequence…

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