t there

    can be drare.  All co

    contemplate; but it is a miracle waking place every

    instant.  Confucius said, quot;to kno we know w we know, and

    t  kno kno is true kno;

    of tion to be a fact to

    anding, I foresee t all men at lengtablisheir

    lives on t basis.

    Let us consider for a moment  of trouble and

    anxiety , and  is

    necessary t roubled, or at least careful.  It would be

    some advantage to live a primitive and frontier life, the

    midst of an oution, if only to learn he

    gross necessaries of life and aken to obtain

    to look over ts, to

    see   men most commonly boug tores, w

    tored, t is,  groceries.  For the

    improvements of ages  little influence on tial

    laence; as our skeletons, probably, are not to be

    distinguisors.

    By tever, of all t

    man obtains by ions, , or from

    long use ant to  few, if any,

    empt to

    do  it.  to many creatures t one

    necessary of life, Food.  to t is a few

    incable grass, er to drink; unless he

    Ser of t or tains se

    creation requires more ter.  the necessaries of

    life for man in te may, accurately enougributed

    under ter, Clothing, and Fuel; for

    not till ertain true

    problems of life  of success.  Man has

    invented, not only  clothes and cooked food; and possibly

    from tal discovery of the

    consequent use of it, at first a l