vents sel's "Popular Natural History," except the story, days of wrought iron are numbered, and that its dirt from getting in, and it is also a safeguard against which is a pretty good one:— place will be soon supplied by steel in some form or picking or prying the bolt up by force. This inven- "… … cut too deep, by a project- the most striking develop- MORSE'S CAB LOCK. ing piece of steel. The doc- ment of material progress during the last thirty-five years is the introduction tor witnessed the result from a neighboring room; of "sterrometal," from a Greek word signifying of the railway…
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