The morning times., 1896-02-16

As these marks are fonnd on the exterior
OF bodies there has always been greater
reason 10 expect 10 find them on the heart
or brain, so that there is really nothing
wonderful about this phase OF the dis
covery. Do you know this gentleman"
Yes; that is Senator Hin; and the pic
ture find burnt into his brain is the White
House: the residence of the Presidents of
the United States.'
An, then, perhaps, he has been a
Presidential Candidate?'
Has been? Yes. Is? Yes and VIII be
probably till his time arrives"
Good" said the profe Ssor, lighting
another cigarette. Science is being vim
dicated.'
''And here is another" continued Zauber-
nIacher, Shufflng the cards and taking
out one at random. II was the picture of
the most recent condition ex-senator Quay's
brain integunIentS.
''Yes, that is fairly good picture of one
Of our Senators; he is also q Presidential
candidate or, as we say in the English
vernacular, he is supposed 10 be excellent
timber for the Office
"Just so; that explains it 10 ne: the bee
has evidently made up his mind TO make
his hive in the Old timber" DR.. Zaubcr-
nacher didn't exactly grasp The subtle dis
UDctIons OF words and conditions as af7
piled TO our national politics and possibly
still believes that Senator Quay is i'll the
bee hive business.
Another shuttle, another cut, and an
other card, which is marked above as ii
composite picture OF the Commissioners.
Now that" went on the cxpositor of
brain marks, lis what / would term
psychologicalIy an example OF thrift. or
rather The necessity OF previous vision.
] suppose that might be ctranslated See US
first By the way l may mention as a
proof of the correctness of my theory
that it was they whom did see first. 1t
is the oldest of all these pictures. I.also
have one of them taken separately.
My photograph shows the constant re-
currence of straight and involved lines, |
might say devious lines, like, say, The net
work of electric or telephone lines. l
find them in every conduit of this magnifi-
cent cerebral fabric. / must say that it
puzzles me very much. Who is it?''
81 don't know, professor. il looks very
much like the counterfeit presentment
of our police commissioner, but even /
fail TO see the connection between the
wires and his Office
well, perhaps, Justice Bingham has
cut the connection in the suburban region
OF the head, but that is merely a non
scientific conjecture and j let il 20 for
what it is worth. You see that ! read the
local papers occasionally"
The professor here dealt The Times an
other card. which was a curiosity, graphi-
cally and scientifically.
Where did you take thiS?" was asked.
I'm the Ames Building. 1t is a picture
of group of men seated around a table,
and as you notice, there is but one result.
All motives and ideas are what i might
| term consolidated; or, speaking by the
| artistic card, it is a Compcsite.''
Il notice what we cali facetiously in
| English, wheels"
Not at all; that is a decided case of
| ring. There Is q distinction between q
| wheel and a ring. A ring has no Spc.I<es, and
| to my eye, it appears that if this ring was
| once a wheel, or wheels, it has struck an
| obstacle, which may account for the dis
| appearance of the spokes
Il might also call your attention to the
| phenomenal 'extGnsiOn' of the intercostal
regions. One might suppose that the ribs
| have been heightened amorphously. j also
| find under the microscope that, TO use a
| civil engineers term, there are several
| avenues runnin G goutindefinitely towards the
northern part OF the head, and diStin ct out
| lines of tunnels through the grey matter in
| the parts most remote from the bumps OF
| common sense and practical philanthropy
| Don't make the purely mechanical mistake
| of confusing wheels and rim gs.''
Professor Zaubermacher then passed in