KildlMon'ft PhRnttRraph.Nkw Yobk. Nov. 0.—The Hi'ividijic Americand this week contain* the first announcement oi what may l»e considered the most wonderful In* vention of the tiny—Kddison’s phonograph. The Suit says: Nothing could ho more incredible-than thin. It is like once more hearing the voice of the doftlt;1. This invention is said to rentin'- this possible hereafter. It la true that the voices ».•! ifae dead are still forever, but. wt o-over 1ms spoken or whoever mny speuk into the mouthpiece of the phonograph, and whose words are recorded fcy it. has the assurance that his speech mny he prod need audibly, in his own tones, long alter he himself has turned to dust. The sounds of the speaker aro magnllied and posteritybontinnos forever to hoar us as plainly as if It were present when the speech was , made, fly this means one becomes*, aft it, were, , immortal. _