Those who doubt if there can be any fun in this are referred to "Little Women," and the newspaper edited and owned by Jo and Beth and the rest. If the boys, or girls either, own a home printing-press, it can come out in real newspaper shape; and hundreds are now printed in this way. But there is, perhaps, as much pleasure in the one which depends altogether on the pen, a large sheet of congress paper being divided into three columns to the page, with news and a story, and paragraphs of all sorts; each variety having its own special writer. Nobody's feelings are hurt by rejected articles ; for whatever is written has its place, and it may be made as large or as small as seems best.