Ingraham, J: Seedling Philosophy

Excerpt from Seedling Philosophy: Truth Measured With Fiction; Product of Over Fifty Years' Study, Useless Words Eliminated; Over Thirty Biological Explanations With Seventy Philosophical Reasonings

In offering this little book, with its freight to people, I hope it will be received, as a book containing some few interesting facts not generally known, and if the writer can start two people to thinking, he will be satisfied. Of course the talk will seem strange to some, but then, it is true reason and true philosophy, almost unknown.

In reading this small work, the writer hopes, that the reader will investigate what is printed here, by, and with common reason. I mean the art of comparing, not by any kind of isms, opinions, belief, or anv kind of dogmas, now so prevalent, for. We have had enough of thinks. Streets are full of them, and beliefs are a drug on our brain markets. Let us go below belief, and get near truth, as taught by reason.

It does not matter one's belief, learned or un learned, measure the subjects in this book. With na ture, by reason. If you cannot reason, learn, it is easy, very easy. But in justice to yourself, the world's opinion and the writer, dig the virtue out of these subjects by the pick of reason. The only things that will do it on this earth, and the truth will come, pure and simple. I have handled these subjects, just as I have found them. Except space, fire and building of the earth of Which I know nothing about, nor claim to, would admire, and if one notes anything worthy of thought herein, write or see me. I would be pleased to reason or explain anything 1 have written about. At least ask me questions bv letter or in person. 'ihe earth is welcome to do so.

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