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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 8 (February 1893) (1893)

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look upon them ? '* The crematory which contains the heated chamber divide, and each put in in his turn the coin necessary the branches, E, it enters a reservoir, R, provided to set the apparatus in operation. In its concession to with an outlet, h, and a float valve, m, limits its en- may be as… … Fig. 2.-DETAILS OF THE MECHANISM. Fig. l.-A PENNY-IN-THE-SLOT HOT WATER DISTRIBUTER AT PARIS. held may be as quiet and peaceful as the chapels in cock, r, it reaches the apparatus, CC, seen at the up- supply the carriage stations. In this way, the coach- our cemeteries. As the service is solemn and…

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