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vas bern 81 Porssnosth, 10 ~ year 1905 where hb
;sAsr, he uusow rrssoh :eaxi.ssr whs diel In Islo
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pslieys whis very ysung he vss ssss 70 vrsnos,
where he Wa sss1sat y Ne os,lsgs u Casa M IN
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fsanss tunael M trupesss q Ne water ossssd hin
70 ~ mere than 60 rnk sspss.ry IN 1sD, When
hssSrsa Tea Of vsass srsts through he sps.hs
I'D be carried away By the sorcs q tss osrrs,s
80 est safs and ss~sA ups The bAsk. In Ne
ysar 1sss 10 va appensi Easisssr q u 0rsss
Western Railway, nd drecsss M Ne Appliances u psr
leo ars 70 haa - md ~ breaches, s.sas wnsh Ne
bridges Of Masdsshssd. oAspsssv asd fhama ay b.
named. 10 hin aise due the suspeasoa bridge frsn
susssrfcrd, Iosdsa, oss a " issessa n Rsesas.
veil part Of The coasrscuess q Ne sards ru
railway, and he took . psrs In thai most difnosa
-srk, shs ssablshness II The cssway ssa britannia
,ubslar bridges, for which had V be had ~
The rcusioas Of The Doss enissss essnso Of the day.
w Brunei Aso equally applied hlnssf 70 the oossrus
pcs Of vessek and sssan naoAissa u Vas ~ VIA
suscAsd the Great vess>n ne anss colossal steamer
shss has vsvsred The Atlantic; end vss he slso VIE
csssrvcssa Ne IsviaAhaa-shs eryas Eassssn-ns nss
Il The ssas, which has just bon Asnonst upss the
reai ecsaa, Nt~ - much labss, exprsse and srvsss
During the lsst win RsnA ~ ~as charged with tAs
susy q erecting ~ HospxAi q RsAxi utsassa % Ne
Straits Of ~ Dsrdassnss, and shioh 70 osstsia
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Rsyai socsssy ~ LssAsa s'scs isss. and also
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cai ~ oscs phcsi Sscsssa he rscevs< tie Gross %
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he w. ~ IN 10 ~ present. a tss OF he h.
srssa work, shs Grsss Eastern, her tnp iron ne
rhass 10 Portland, a.d died shert uas Aftsr ~~ds
IL uvss, howevrr. ~ hess u hc wrssA xtssps.
rms coxnArpsa or rHn sRnAr Essrxns.
CASaah Johs vms Hal, vhe has se~s s-lccsd Tor ne
sxky csponssse psssass q osnn ssdms Great sss
err, Sbr many years cncer IN ths services sAs
Esss nsh md ~ General scrcw sssansAippns Csmpa
nses During bn ~rvcs win sse lsasssv be -sssdef
sns ssesnsws cmsw and Gssdss Fesos, TIE fsrn~ o
~scs bused 81 Gesca, and The later -ssssss
ire Asssrsssa TRADE, siss Of Me nsess vrsssh
~~sise - ne os@pssy. Jssssh Ro~.sv Crssssy, Nee
ous>~i ~ ss~shs ~pss, go ~ ~ toe rrrssssss .
". ossmv O. - fsvpssua = - IssSss sss VEL
-w~ssss ars. Esvix~ass os@rssv hs sss nsss sssar
enss~a svVwhtnAcss, v11sA onss ~ - vssn ~ -
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TIE sTEAM POWER.


M dsesguAng feature n ~ character ss ths Crea
Essers IN soAtsss 10 her grsas -, The sonbnsd aps
puoafco o. The steam powes thrsagh ~ paAds wheel
md The screw. The esgsss vesy considerably larger
than ssy hnhsrto made for marine pmposn and thsar
scsoal yin be very fas grsssr thaa tssr nominal psvr.
rsse Ten boilers and avs funass, aad each bous~
ca be cut or from ~ neighbor, end ussd no< -
sired rhs boilers plsosd lcsgssdinany alose ~
centre Of ne ship, and sasrey independent Il ssch
osher Every paddle bosr has IN furnaces ssA ssoh
scrvv boiler twelve Furnaces thus giving 70 Ne vhs tAs
large number Of hundred and twelve furnaces rhs
fuel intended be used spsArscts coal N fu,asls
are hundred feet height measuring IRON Ne
floor Of inc boilers " shp top u the fusssA
rhs ~ Under OF The psdds engines Test In diane
ssr The propeller % feet IN diansssr saA the
diameter Of the paddle wheels 10 fsst with ost boards
10 feet In ~ogsh; bess psddls wheels are driven By "a
sis~s With four visdsn-tbs largest ever made the
oscnlsrpe psisciple-hsvBe . stroke Il IL fess; ne
ve4b, q esch "a 70 soss M sagnss sand nearly 80
,ess nigh
me screw engines srs drsvss BY the s~ss number o.
yhsoers rbs cyH.dssr are fess h diameter, and
v.sb rscs 30 tons. having stroke II ssss. rbsy are
the largest ever made fsr marine purpcsss ne scrss
pcv~'~s bss -four Ass vssss, ~ ssss h dia.ssss,
hes shsn leo feet log, and wsghs 100 tsssL
ne psooh sagas are 80 horss power, asd Ne
scre~ ess'pes q loo hsrs power, gvhg . tsss u
7wc hcrse power. 81 pressure u - H.; thsaes, o.
ccsrss, 4 necessary, nsy O. wosk W forcs a up
words Of - hwsm
fe psdd's boilers are Of vroasAs kos plsss win Srsss
hcixshl susss and sss adapted for vskiae regularly
ct prvssurs u s~ssv ave posnas, sAeass tssy ere pr
fecuy ssse svsy peoads sAsy have ali bee ssssx
with . hydraulic psnp v gssa prrsure rssss pei
de oc~rs In s~o dssc 49,, and cash - hes asss
5000 sqaars fss< q sses surface, cxoiusve nss ass
fpps sss sscss ~ sqsars fses Of Ars ~ furnace
R.cs equal 10 supoy wxh ssssy, ns<svsss srss,
fss isacsAss - hosss psves, hssss vfss
run Asss sscA of svs sfv@ -. - ~ sss~A ~
2ks Ae-se pe~w. - I, ~ hsrss psww n 81
rve ssssnasy hssn pr~@ws cssAsssnG s9snss sre
nsed sdjscsss v Ne psA1is sagns a. vsrkng pangs
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Bum n lsss.-LnetA rs sssk
STEAMSHIP oRxAr szxrAm.
A#H
Bsilt n lslA--ISagth Sas 6see.
STEAMSHIP rxxsfA.
Balm In ls66-Lssgsh 800 fssk
STEAMSHIP GREAT xAsrHRN.
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despsss Of 0ese, been moved bcswees
nd ave re- towards fhs water. Amer
fxssAw attempts we're made 70 launch bes
10 fpss. SSH and Msh cf November, ssd on shs %
sc~~ssr. 1877 Bss sight prosres, however, vss
bot sn The poser Of The vindsssss, BY hydraulic
sss Screen tugs. failed 70 move her further shaa .
- f~s zee spos which she rested sfssr the arss
Fcessfui srort TIE massive chains wsre strained 10
rise Ne vw~ drums Of ~ uindlAnses were crushed
sts, ssa the hydraulic rsns burys fromxAs immense
ne On ~ ~ Of Jaasary NE vork was renewed,
Ausosiss machinery having been gos into ORDER
~ On ~ massive iron hnu vas again moved,
~ sseh issa rap,ssy Of motion shaa vss oescrvs.
sss Ore, snsrs rnis uss her motion towards shs
vss Ne rate Of - isch every ave minutes A,
~ he -erh progressed an TIE slss Of January,
vsss shr ~ss 81 lest fairly snosa me success Of
sss ,osx cssssosd snovs vss greeted with ths
psh-~~sus ssmosssrsuoss From N time 70 the
. vs~~ss. che wss beng made ready for her tral
hscA ses plsos 90 that day.
DIMENSIONS or THE GnKAr nsrERx.
~ss~r aware that. with regard 70 sire. the
s~arss " ssr,v~l~s being 10 fact the largest ves-
- ~srd. but ss mat pnrass 10 rainsv indsaans,
we're srssrert tsss 70 d,nsress csrscss hcocrdine
|sscSe NY vssoh ,ssy juerc comparative sis-s
s~ssss fec fsc~ that yin tsad 10 squsl,ss
o nscsfxG op&nlona Tneve are fee q our cirx.na
cot vu I'd ssd admired that noble spscsmea q
cssscssrs, me u~s@ frixsas Hiagars-shs larssss
~h~A ~e css roast fnoss wne have been a
cen esssy esvpsss the sire q The Great Essssrn
s~a w~~ Asi shs ID more than tvsos - long
b GO f-ss-sss mcre than Four u.ss Isrses ID
sais--A~s capacity being so7s toes, or sbcs
y ssarevs' me~sassmsat n This marine noe
pssssss srecs he land she would rss 70 Z
- ~vald shrov rriniy church isss the
"a ~&ks ne hide h~ dminished hssd.
s<~s rffsny churches placed on so7
vshss would na tovsr very hgn
wes<~~ Lsvi~shss u ne deep she 10 wider
6vsy, ssms ~ tess N sresdsn, and scrcss her
10 Sssss ~ isst ~,sw suu, 81 that part nss.
f<st Hsr inUssss wa scarcely se real.
6ssuvstwss. sssevvv minute, bw vhss on,
v~~~~ 49, eide halls ed Stairway, get 10.
smssm~~pbs apsStmess. visd her vs,
~ ~~p~~ sn&<s fes We soscm~sdszios .
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II wesa~rfsi vs~s<i rsss hsasb csssa q
lswsr ssrss, disiAs4 into saissss, ss1rses'
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MASTKEs ThEk FRT HSES 4aNEs mp AZ As9sEs .MSa1c.
IMPROVED IMPLEMENTS EN- M, Ian AND : MACHINERY. M
NEW PROCESS OF CULTIVATION, with view
CULTURE OF COTTON, CORN, TOBACCO and green
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