SAvE-SAvE-SAvE!
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What is there man cannot save and i'm.
prove2 BY curbing appetite and restraining
passion7-by observing prudence and main
tanning regularity, he may save his health
husband his strength and thus preserve the
spring Of life pure, as constant fountains oi;
energy and happiness, TO sustain and cherish
him under every labor and every hardship
He may save a fortune BY industry and deny
ing himself Of needless indulgence, and
he may find a pure enjoyment in devoting
il TO noble uses. Time-ihe indolent might
make wealth OF it4Athe most industrious iri-
prove upon their use Of it. 1t comes to us in
brief minutes to show US that present appllca-
,ion is the sole duty required Of us; yet these
so weave in and make up our days and years,
mis-improvement at the present is always at
the expense OF the future. One Of the hours
each day wasted on nifes or in incidence,
saved and daily devoted to Improvement, is
enough to make an ignorant man wise in ten
yearsLto provide the luxury Of intelligence 10
a mind torpid from lack ofthought-to bligh-
ten up and strengthen faculties perishing with
rustic make life fruitful field, and Death a
harvester of glorious deeds.