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Title: Ontario Sessional Papers, 1910, No.39-43
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: ONTARIO. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
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Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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fficient to force it Avherever required. In the latter case, thetank may be placed in the cellar. It will be a simple matter to put a system ofpipes through the house and install all the modern conveniences. A heater andboiler will complete the outfit. The latter will be found very convenient for thebath room, as well as supplying a liberal quantity of water for washing, etc. Witha water system, the cesspool will become a necessity, in order to dispose of thesewage and the waste water. A hose will be found useful also for watering thelawns and as a protection against fire. Since I have enumerated the parts of the water system, you can easily seewhat uses it will fill, and be able to count its advantages over a home without it.It is a great savor of later. In the kitchen there is no water to carry and nowater to pump, because the water is drawn from a tap and carried away by thesink. In the bedroom the toilet set is not required; there are no slops to empty; 94 THE EEPORT OF THE No. 41
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1909 WOMENS INSTITUTES. 95 Domestic Waterworks with Power Force Pump. This cut shows a system of modern plumbing arranged for hard and soft water. Thehard waer is supplied from either a deep or shallow well, and is used for laundry, kitchen andsanitary purposes in the house, and for watering stock, sprinkling, etc., out of doors. It isalso u ed for operating a water lift which supplies soft water from a cistern for kitchen,laundry and bathing purposes by means of a smaller pneumatic tank located in the basement.While this system may look somewhat complicated, it is in reality very simple. Beingpositively automatic it requires no attention other than the oiling of the windmill. The pumpis provided with a hydraulic cylimler which controls the operation of the mill by the rise andfall of the pressure in the hard water tank. Tiie water lift is so constructed that when thepressure in the soft water tank equals the ()ressure in the hard water tank, the lift willstop working and will not sta

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