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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 15 (April 1891) (1891)

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rilizing liquid A coal having the following composition, viz., 6 cwt. skin of the cadaver, and soon form thereon a continu- whose composition varies, and little attention is paid as of volatile constituents, 12 cwt. of fixed carbon, and ous layer. The operator must regulate the passage ,of to what… … electric current is furnish- salt, 500,000 tons; other EIECTROPIATING THE DEAD. ed by three small Chau- products of mines and drou thermo-electric bat- quarries, 100,000 tons; teries. A circular, toothed metallic contact descends animal products, 100,000 tons ; lumber, 12,250,000 tons ; the…

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