Just Like Boys

A Medina boy invited several of his friends to liis íather's house to have a good time tiie other evening. The bojs were given the dining-room "all to themselves," When the lady of the house ventured to look in upon the happy party the picture presented. was not exaotly of a kiad to quiet her nerves. An adjoinirig bed-room had been despoiled of its bed. The straw-tick had been plaqed in the middle of the diningroom, and one of the lads had worked his way inside of it, until all that appeared v,'as his head. A battle was in progresa, and pillows were used as weapons. Several squirt-guns also did good service on the flanks and wall-paper, wkile varions kinds of liquids served as ainmunition. In the midst of all this the lady of the house meeltly inquired if that was tho way they acted when they went visiting. "Shofthat's nothing," said one. " Down to B 's the other night we got his fat hog in the parlor, tapped hit cistern and let the water out, and then took down the kitchen stove and set it up in the garret." - Medina (Ohio) Register.