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Is 1t for food and raiment, and for shelter aTone that we come into the world? Do we talk of our souls, and live as if we and all that surrounds us were made of dull matter? Are the relations of life for our convenience merely or has the fulfilling of these duties none but promised and distinct re-: wards ? Man has another and higher nature, even here and the spirit wit4n him finds an answering spirit in every thing that grows and atfectonate re- latlon not onIy with fellow man, but with the con- monest things that lie scattered about the earth