Bucket

$7

An iron bucket, commonly used for urns, is placed over the lid, and in the bottom of the bucket a hole is made for the draught. The draught is passed through a small hole in the lid, and then through holes in the wooden frame of the urn. The contents of the bucket are then placed into the hole in the lid, and in the bottom of the bucket a circular hole is made, through which the draught passes. This hole is covered with a wooden lid, which is then sealed, and the urn is sealed. The shape of the lid is chosen according to the shape of the urn, so that it is possible to put the urn in the top of the bucket, and to have all the contents of the bucket above the top hole in the lid. The method of sealing an urn is not easy. It is to be observed that the lid must be closed so that it is not possible to see the contents of