Of Course There Will

Now comes the word of another discovery, which if trae will excel ia iuterest and irnportance thecelebrated discovery of Roentgen, the X rays. It is eaid that a photographer nanied Rogers set up a postage stamp and flxed nis gaze upou ir for a "moment. Then a photographie plate was put where the stamp had been. For several minutes the photographer flxed his gaze intently "upon this plate and held his uiind iiitently upon the image of the stamp at the same time. When the plate was deTeloped, two impressions, oue for each ■eye, were found upon it, each distinctly resem bling a postage stamp. And this idea can thus be cairied out ad infinitara, it is claimed. A poet can dispense ■with the pen by affixiug upon the sensitice plates the beautiful images that arise in his brain. Crimináis may thus be forced to yield up the secrets of their past lives. The lover can give proof of his faithfulness, and so on into the in■exhaustible field of the marvelons. Of course there wíll be skeptics on all this for