The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-03-13
writer in the Maine Farmer. Two Adj
irondack boys once hid behind q little


Wr1ler ~ the Maine armer. Two Adj.
lr0ndack boys once hid behind q little
push on the BANKS OF Nest Canada
creek seks ana Yelied screa med ana
hosTied az Dig blue heron across the
stream, With ne other result than to
make the bird stare about in curiosity
1t was only when both boys leaped to
their feet. wildly waving their arms
and did some high kicking, that the
bird lew away. IS
w oodchucks. red squirrels, nltlskrats,
mink and various other Of the small
animals seem to tear the human form,
but not the voice. Foxes flee ut live
II gait when man yells, but deer
have been known TO run over men
that We're alking in loud voices. Log
ging transfers in the woods yell and
a mile away. but deer lie in their beds.
Comfortably 10 y less than half q mile dis,
.an.. eais 70 iiot 'ls ulao
- .tl.e' x sie.l = hen, eAeepc
tlllle, a,yfh WI feile,y are
.ll.Ia " one sue y Tue bushes
49, mhnn ~ V [piciAeis are oh tue
TT.
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roh;ns IT. :, va WI 81 h,nus, suon %
o1nsa - ,a W. 49, -, ,, so.ne Wy
and +,,r,, +,,I,; 1 ha ~ az. go ~ 'ne
r,,ot, &C oaa,oa t;'.ds aona s;a =. -, siue'
amnlaNdo h,,+ - s,,sa,, a = ,es, ~ "a
hi,d,s 49, ~ ~ !, n . pels9lis iopp,n
+ha torre1 - Is IN h;,.da ,nu = seas =.
~ s1ns l1o1,, +.,a+ - La =; 80 80
nor broken nc Loo T,h;nt, We. so nisa ,nnn
| nv q. woman az tho hi,d 41o111 . ha,,t
! She went ONT called to r and snnIe.
| to it. and after while rho hind 20 mo.
so near as to be taken in the woman,s
hands who then mt Tho Loo in sn1;n+s
setting i nronar1p p md ~ n,,tn - ~, =
soothina ointment 'l,I,ha MA aen-
away and vas soon chir,;no, WITH tha
rest If tho hirds in +l,a oi,. ;ts 1asr
hav;no bean ro1iavod of r,,i,, oridor+1s,
Nv the handaaas pa 20" :, ~ 49, - ~
- 80 .g;.'ss - 49,, 49,
Origin of the Fairx Cinderella
T. hoe boan so;a ..,o+ 80 900 ~,
' 49, e"'o nv VIC e"ee. siiA
TREND Oh her childhood, Cinderella,
says a writer IN the Farmers Review.
11ei real name was hnodope, ana she
l;,ad 60 .-no -: "SS f p..an 4 ii'tuen mno
Nv, ~ $500 800 $500 .ns eon!ilon
tho +uaivo 1.;n5s az. ae noV:,t "a on one ~ VI
$780, ,!4:'s.s, " Lsy ~ ~ uoy
.+,oo,. 49,. le.. ~ oa'n 10 eiedl
ssleam, !e;Li ne. nolne, leaving ner
s..oes' "nicn were WY sllan' lylns OH
eno $500 - Sas,e passing aoo4e,
:auSnt slsu. VI Tug niue sanuais' ands
mlstah'ns enem lor ootnsome I'd
nl'' pouneeu ooMn aua carried: on one
IL nis peak. lie pro anWlttlngly
t'ayeu Tue part VI 1aliy goulnotnerf
Aoi' hyAnS over memphis Where thq
hl1s was dispensing Justlce: II let thef
snoe laii olrectiy al the kings Ieetf
lts SIZE, oeauty ana oalntlness lnmedl1
a.ely a'trae'ed the royal eye anu the
A1ns determined 70 Know ME, Wearers
OF SO cunning a shoe. passengers
were sent through al the kingdom in
search or the foot that it would tit.
hnodophe was nnally discovered, the
snoe paced On nef: Ioot, ana she was
She became the queen of the king
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Inc most curious OF all the ways OF
spreading the seeds is that adopted by
the jewel-weed. This is a handsome
plant often seen in shady places along
brooks. It owes it's name to the dew
that In early morning hangs in glisten-
Ing drops, like small round diamonds,
along the scalloped edges Of the leaves.
Late In summer, in August and Sep
TENDER, the 1eWel-Weed is covered with
pretty movers, something like snap
dragon blossoms, orange-red spotted
Win Drown. Later on, Wnen the SEEDS
are ripe, cne ngntest tOuch Will make