PHOTOGRAPHS WITHOUT LIGHT.

A curious experiment showing that a photographic dry-plate can be

otherwise affected than by light, so as to form an image upon it, is

the following:

An image of copper in relief is necessary--a penny will do for this

purpose. Place an unexposed dry-plate in a normal pyro developer, and

on it lay the copper coin. After about five minutes or so, remove the

penny, fix and wash the plate, when a perfect image of the penny will

be found on it.

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