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Economy.-E is generally despised as
low virtue, tending to make people ungenerous
and selfish. This is true of avarice, but not so of
economy. The man who is economical, is laying
up the permanent power Of being useful and ge-
nerous. He who thoughtlessly gives away ten
dollars, when he owes hundred more than he
can pay, deserves no praise; he obeys sudden
impulse more like instinct than reason; it would
be real charity to check this feeling, because the
good he does may be doubtful, while the injury
he does his family and creditors is certain. True
economy is careful treasure in the service of
benevolence; and when they are united, respecta-
bility, prosperity, and peace, will follow.