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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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d 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 start again until water has been drawn off and the pressure reduced.This will be found a very complete and satisfactory outfit for country or suburban homes, orfor farmers who have a stock or dairy farm and wisii to enjoy all the advantages of modernplumbing in their homes. Where a winduiill is not desirable, the system can be operated bya hot air pumping engine or gasoline engine, and where electricity is available by an electricmotor.
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96 THE EEPOET OF THE Xo. 41 at the barn and in the yard it saves time and labor. A tap is turned and thewater trough is filled for the stock. The convenience of a water system is one ofits best features. It is always handy and is always ready. Wlien you come in atnight you are hurried and tired; you would like a bath and realize that it wouldbe refreshing and make you sleep better, it would take the burning out of yourlegs and feet and the nervousness out of your body, but the trouble of getting apail of hot water and a warm room is too much bother; whereas if you have abath tub and hot water and a warm bathroom, you get undressed for bed, jumpinto the bath tub, take a good bath and go to bed, and enjoy the sleep of theblessed, without waste of time and trouble. Only those who have toilet rooms intheir home can fully appreciate the advantage of the closet. ^STo one needs to goout of doors in the rain or snow, at day or at night, and especially the latter. Thisadvantage is especially c

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