The Van Buren press., 1897-10-23

"Takc my word for IL, sir, Australi.
Is the coming country, Why, over here
II you get five per cent, for your none,
YOU think YOU'RE Jolly lucky, we ear
gei II or 10 rs easy MS winking, And
as for trade YOU Just come over 70 Syd
ney. and we'll open your eyes for Neu
oh. Il takes a smart fellow cut of th'
old country To cheat an Australian
You may talk about your Derby,
should Just like YOU TO see our cup run
for And the wemen,-well, haven't
seen Il woman IN London that's patch
ea our Sydney girls"
Il wonder he ever came TO such he
nighted place as England, don't NouT
said quiet, genilemanN man, who sa'
next 10 Mr. Dane, catching thai gen
lileman's eye aud smiling.
elle appears a sinenlarlN hoastful
Young man, said Mr., Dane, rather glad
TO have some one to whom to speak
"YeW always netlce the want ot Unl
I,ersltN education"
sAh. quite ssN said the e,heN
sMeNeNe" the Australian MAS new
saving. sN,lkS here sSeNt 6New how to
Snend 1t. I've oame over for The jubilee,
sn,i aoa,t eNl,ssst t. have much ehangc
4eft aas 81 eAeea When 81 eaoks Ra'
IHsesvss plenty more where that came
nVna.S
sRa9heE ta5spa6eleNs 10 Nc 80 cont
aaeaateS,iVe II \ stranger. is il nots'
c,yfanAensxsa NJ, haae t. his nesehls,N
vSlh. he Is an 0alfckta ealA With al
Ms eNgscgseNee eeAeee him. New. have
Aeea = rsaeestsN,ttee fns NeSrs, and fae.
aassa SterAS tAc most delightful place IN
safsA - naN, though nearly 81 ny cd
n<en,2S AsS aeSa ~ married, and pat
~ al s Aesel les wSns 81 honae, > said
The other With rather melancholy
SNllN
INDEED. Noa must have many IN
tereStiec experiences 10 relate Said
Nh. nane, attacking a Salmt of ortelans
with great soSte, 81 have always de-
sired 10 travel. aud WAS very inter.
,Sted IN a discourse on the state ef the
Fin Islanders delivered this afternoon
II Hxeter hail by Rev. James Fergus
SON."
"YeS. they are = very interesting
race" Observed the stranger, and SOME
how, Mr.. Dane found himself impartiag
valuable fund OF secondhand infer'
nation 70 a most interested listener,
lie went to bed that night very we'll
satisfied with himself. and feeling as
he never had before. that a man needed
to leave home 70 Ne appreciated,
Really. Mr., reyten, as he found his
new acquaintance was called, was
decided acquisition. He always sat by
him at dinner, and once or twice Mr.
Dane had gone up TO his private room
afterwarsi, where the cigars produced
were Of the best quality, as was the
lioueur brandy, Mr.. reyten was par
tieularly wen-hred. refined man, and il
was only by chance mention Rev,
Thomas found out how well connected
WAS his new friend. So he was rather
surprised ono afternoon 10 come upon
him talking to the young Australian.
who was telling choice story Of how
he had licked a man twice his own
weight and a professional bruiser into
the bargain,
"Nou SEE. he isn't a bad-hearted lad"
said MIR. peNton, afterward, 'and he
doesn't seem TO have a friend in Eng
land, 81 ON that account | have rather
a fellow feeling kor him."
ut is very good OF YOU to he bothered
With him, | anu sure" said MIR. Dane,
who did not much relish the Austria.
Nan's addressing him as bishop"
CWriously enough. that very evening
snother friend Of Mr., reyton's turned
~ quite uaeNpectei)y az dinner. An
olScU~face>i. weasher~lseateu man, with
= AlWs. genial manner. whom De intro
5s,cet 10 M, nsae sS co.. StSUutoO.
~lgs'> oae os tAe eldest Virginia fam
i5eS~~ Ae explained, ~>o@e 81 eAe O,d
>saEt. eh5ssi i1ous. ar6Sen,zatso 5rrrl-
Ssyes httsS eAe Very u.trns tt Nsa NcrSl
asru vest soon gss E-ss5lil-S rc-I ga
Nst f-r,i hl-n. week su-sscV1
~1 SAaE rmEv fr s,, ssid Ssst
r'is'1niss .fii-7tE'et av siss iI7.-l-iur.
O rsa = N-Ifs rt,y TilaIfsI1- tTlss7tllrs
IN tlit -,tz7 1 b. ssl1-illr s~Biru- "a ,'.sts-
Rss1s aiss lpseciliC vti1h ms HlT t-iHn5
LfA S;zugu1r rsHsC -bt issi . ami Il--
iits~s.g iulr hEs-ris.s re ~ ftuIuuHiglr.
nG lnjisr ~ rseliiH Influence 1mJ -iHc
fs a. gpn6 irslr az liuur iuIIut iIInlsa
r--tv1ne vun5ss--fE '7 is1i1er1ainilr ia
rs rallied srve-nl .eniiere E1urfss- ar
winch hu-h laeg1uu ana ma cn.uue-
laughed hsu-1ilt. So 1hns hs roul6 al
fa-6 ~ oVarloos, aAe dlsnarariur re-
MARKS ol the Australian. WIN had alss
come un.
u Say, Pey1nn. what do you SAY 10 q
game ot cards said Col SlaunTou.
after awhile ''You and have hat
many 3 aucl eh ."
''Bm our friend here, Nr Dane.
sajCht ohlect," said Poyson. turning Ia
him.
My cloth won't allow me 20 plsy.
but I oan 81 and look on sand Rey.
Thomas, with q genial smile.
oh. wei then, What shah 81 be, Hshiss
With s dummy Suggested pevton.
Whist X 5icgS0ed" Said the Aus
tra6sn. lets have game a. poker -
~Esut. 5ear nc. I 6o0S hel5coe ] h1v<
ANY CARTS ] wonder whether we coa q
Ssnd out for sone e~ exclaimed TIE hos
Sah, have a csuple 81 paossS la ms
Gladstone" Sss6 Col. St1ulron. -I-l
- and Ce5 them Ee Soon returned
vith TWO packs and pestOu4 winning
TIE cot. began 20 5ezl.
- rcmcrl .,tr elhen srsS az 90 lece ]
Knew soase sSyy amusing cs-5 tr5oSS.
S13d Mt. Dane pish s. Sas5deu fash os
momo-g~ i wonder ugheshUrl ] coul6 do
iasfur mrre Sar~rr ~ rkrrr 1v-s-e rs--s