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Do NOT DssPisE SMALL TAiNGs.-The possibility o( great change being introdu- eed by slight beginnings, may be illustrated of the tale which Lockaian tells of a vIzler. who, having offended his master, was con uemaed To perpetual captivity in lofty tSwer. A. length his wife caa.e to weep be- low his window, Cease your grief said tae sage, 'go home for ihe present, and re- urn hIihef when you have procured live black beetle, together with little gaets or ouiiAio's huGler.} I.see e!ems, one of -ihe hnes' silk. another of stout paek-thfead, and sno'hef of whip-cord; finally stout cord Of rope When she again come to the foot of .he tower. provided according ,o her hus- bands commands, he directed her 10 touch me head Of the insect with a ilt,le of inc sase, to lie oge end of the silk thread around hi'h' and 10 place the repliIe on the wall of he tower. Sedueed by the smell of the but yer winch he conceived to be in store some where above him, the beetle continued to as- eehd tii he reached the top, and thus put the sAier In possession of the end of the silk "tead' who drew up the pack thread by means os the silk. the small cord by means oi the pack thread, and, by means of the eofu' stout rope capable of sustaining his own weIght-and SO al last escaped from the place ot his duress--Q Guar. Reries.

 