Jur constantly liming to limit our?
selves to 'seeing black and white,' may
icep us from thinking overmuch on the
[K)tentlalitles of color; but the unified
stereoscope, 'porspootive in photog?
raphy*?well, we can't hell) feeling that
night to be Within the range of practi
?al optics. Certainly, there are as
[nany cranks pestering us with its dis
?overy as there are perpetual motion
Inventors enrolled in the books of tha
;ialont office. When it tines come,
though, lt will call for another Colonel
Sellers to reckon up the 'millions In lt'
"And, Speaking Of the stereoscope, do
rou know that the stile of that dear old
standby of the ftont parlor whatnot
lias really never fallen off? There are
still several linns making tlie ancient
yellow mounted views of Niagara, the
yellowstone anil the battlefield of
I'ettysbtirg. No blasphemous present
Jay sculling has touched them. More
:urious thnn thnt, too, a young friend
if mine, who travels for a photo supply
house, bas Just discovered in a little,
back county Ohio town an old fellow
(vho ls still making the genuine and
Brigitta! daguerreotype. He is putting
that gentle old rose tint on the cheeks,
s gilding the ladles4 brooches and ear?
lings and is framing bis little art works
la their Inseparable satin lined leather
:ases."?New York Post.
I.nliouchere'a Prophecy.
