Its maxim is--A place for everything, and everything in its place.
Order is wealth; for, whoever properly regulates the use of his income, almost doubles his resources.

Disorderly persons are rarely rich; and orderly persons are rarely poor.
Order is the best manager of time; for unless work is properly arranged, Time is lost; and, once lost, it is gone for ever.

Order illustrates many important subjects.

Thus, obedience to the moral and natural law, is order.

Respect for ourselves and our neighbours, is order.