Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-09-18
: Fayetteville Observer
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Bee 8spching ir California
This Is a famous country for
bees and the making of honey.
a9fRfpia1yIs q IiIeta
distant Europe To-day the waffle
is spread with sweets that have
been filched frphit1e hearts Of a
thousand California flowers. IN
the monthvaf almost .ssefyss can
Won NN4aISs eAfaffelr d api-
airy, whose owner grows indolent
and prospeToAsyfrom the labors
of his inddstSoiis subjects. Here
there arc no long winters with
deaEbSefltidSvers, ftI4'bughIWhith
thet. hattatA WORLDS lAastIbe
nursed and fed in order that they
may,live gntH the epeRiAg Of the
next fsldkedsoiL u u 4 III
These bee-ranehes are models
of nsatnesss and pdemsstiQ sem-
fort, $na tho DIo6ssiqn ef bee
keeping is rapidly becoming pop
uIar amongIvpersons Of little
physical sf4@hgth or Analls iilsf1i-
ciat kabitas Or both sdth 1 as
maiden ladies, broken-down min
listers, bscheloF students, and
those dilgttante fafnae1s who fan
cy that the royal road to bucofic
happiness lies tArea8if they fgNk
cry AetlsSJf's4beeS I,Assait. qheif'
expenses are as light as those of
a hermit If,bis,caYe, and what
stores of lsslleyJ 4aid up cse
so much clear gain, as the bees
board themselves while they
wogassTgd wotk mleEeipgiy ii
prcRaSttid1 fq the Whitley which
nefsb 4hIeA, kEhtns tha live Is
full the cakes Of comb are re-
moved, the liquid is strained
from the cells and-the empty
crpssarg Fppiaecd, teTbe fitted
AGAIN and ag;tin. This econ6ih-
zeal process prevents waste of
labor and time in gathering of
wax aud the building of new
bjheAalSthS stbFe4fssise. - ~ ..
Walking out in the morning
in the green brusliwood Of these
cayops, you hear,a loud and con-
tinaoas hlizzipg4qf wings, and
although there may not be a
flpyerriE1 sigAt,,itr3s as eeaselese
ahd Strong is III a bucltwheat
patch or q clover field at home.
The humming Of bees is natures
tenor voice, as the roaring'of wa
Ter dShR AqsstiiiFhere iisis rapre
for Inconsistencies in the bees
menotene,, even though the ALL
thors thereefsilje perfectly. wild,
as indeed, Tnaiiy of these are, lii
such a country youcah not feel
utterly lonesome and lost. .ps'sa1...
How Women Should Walk. .
The lcustomhuiss now every
where prevalent for pedestrians
10 take -ibg .Ei9htcside sJfEthe
walk. rTheIractice avoids much
coniasioa,djartieuIarly pen fire.
auented walks, itThc rule has
been so thoroughly established
that sanyperson found violating
tits set gown as an ignoramus.
People now take theifighta side
as regphp as they Ae,whep driy-
ing Oh the road. This being so,
common sense suggests that la
dies should always Afalf at 1hc
right side Of gcnfleReh% when
going in coupIcs. If they do
that, ladies wi4lacvcr be jostlcd
wlIasfaSeti4g othcr persons
tlMt e&tIeiASn Ahus being al
ways on the side of contact with
people coming from opposite di-
reclions. Gentlemen should a.
bapbeh the baAit SkAlRihg
half around them at every cor
mer. The old custom of giving
the lady the inside of the walk,
when walking with Der, has no
redcemihg feature. 'ffc iady's
comfort1and. protection arc best
insured by walking at the gen.
tleman's right side af1nA times.
A Nsw Swindle., ..,,.a
The latest dodge Of the, cons
fidencc men is.tho following: A
party enterers "a stoTeraIM conn
iraotsTor sE6lld p6Iehasoy say
twenty-five cents is the amount.
lie thsHhtlm6AyssdGw alive Or
ten dollar bill, stating lie has no
objection to-. taking 9'silyof I'M
exchanges hFhis,is duly comft-
cd out, and 'the. person draws il
near him. just, then another
patty 10 enters Recognizes the
first, calls him by.0name' and
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