New-York tribune., 1878-02-15

,ry INA Princess Basilewsky, at St. PETERSBURG to com
Main OF the treatment had received IRON her daugh
ter sns oG@sro Who has been ordered to pay
once under pain OF seizure.
Mr.. Francis ID. MOultOn, who was formerly
IN the Mutual business Brooklyn Heights, is now
1evong his life to the American dairy On Tuesday OF
this week he had long talk with an Indianapolis re-
norter in Ie course of which he gave comprehensive
account of the growth and present condition OF western
agriculture, the folly of making skinned milk cheese
as hard ron the Of the world to han
kcr after cheesethe sovency ofhe dairy inter
the Continent etc Having given the patient scribe
the cream Of the dairy business he churned few rolls
of fresh wisdom from the watered finance OF the west
He is opposed TO "the gold fraud from the infamous
legislation Of March, 1869, until now He referred TO
" base bargain between now conspicuous antisiVer
banker of the East in behalf Of the Democratic party
with the Republican leaders, TO throw the election ot
Seymour in favor of Grant providing he would, IN MS
message recommend the payment of all bonds IN CON-
This is certainly naughty world ana every year
IL ia growing This plot 1863 led the way 10
the demonetization of silver in 1873 MI Mouton, al
this point was unable to bride his bucolic wrath.
you might well legislate in the interest of turnp
growers against the potato CROP against butter in favor
OF cheese excluding the from sale altogether in IA
yOr Of the other to eate against silver III favor OF
gold" TEen he went into the swilrmk and garbage
business OF the Brooklyn scandal al fee he remarked,
the profoundest sympathy for the innocent sufferers in
that painful drama for Mr.. Beecher, If there is any
one who Tejoices III his downfall 1t Ia not L. tried 10
save him He is the victi today of the technical ie
cal advice of lawyers, who Influenced IN De-
half OF their own personal notoriey than by care ioa
h sanoe or conesson Judge Nelson's courtroom
not large enough for Mr. Moulton de heeus
whole prairie
ANY man who is dissatisfied with his voice
can become an orchestra woods brasses strings
and big drum If he likes In september OF last year
DR. FOULS of Glasgow found himself under the neees-
sy of proposing complete removal OF the larynx OF
one of his patients The man consented chiefly with
the view OF escaping lingering death which threat
eped him. 1t was accordingly done; and now, at the
end of four months. fair share of health has been
gained the windpipe and other parts implicated have
healed so as to admit OF the introduction OF voice tubes
and the man has been shown at the University and be-
fore of the scientific societies of Glasgow, where
the professors and others enabled satisfy them
selves of the reality Of his speaking powers For the
sake easy adjustment consists OF two tubes, which
are placed in the wound separately, and fitted to each
other by slipping the lower little into the upper
one frame work holding vibrating reed is passed
into hole in the ont OF this tube like drawer into Its
c1ooyes When pushed home the reeGplae slopes down
wards and the of air from the lungs impngng
upon its free end throws 1t into vibration. connu-
ous musical note is thus produced which becomes mod
uated into vowes cOnsonants and words by the action
of the mouth All the reeds silent in ordinary
breathing The vowels perfectly clear and distinct
both in whispering with the reed out and In intoning
with the reed in the tube, proving that the yOwe are
the product in the shane OF the mouth cavity
and not formed by alterations OF the CLOTHS The ques
tiOn of the reeds be used OF much interest
The first tried in Glasgow was OF brass Experiments
have shown says The Pau Mall Gazette that many other
materials ivory horn, cane, silver or STEEL VIII
the purpose and the patent VINO an ingenious
mechanic amuses himself in fitting them up. He has
thus variety OF at command and with one OF his
reeds made Of vulcane can positively roar Ihe soiest
and most natural notes are given by the nonmetale
but the richest tone comes frou reed composed
Of an alloy OF silver and brass