The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-21
rME LITERATuRE OF DREASIs.
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'Srhe, Literature and oariosities o.
Dreams Commonplace Book of Spec.
ulatlons concerning the Mystery Of
Dreams and Visions, Records of Curious
and observation-disclosures Dreams, and
Notes on the Various Modes of Interpre-
,tatiOn adopted in Ancient and Modern
Times, by Frank ,Seafeld, NJ. Ais a
curious collection of stories and specu-
lRttons which has just appeared from
the London press of Chapman q Hall.
The London. ANeMeHn describes it as
''a vivid and singular compilation >
The author is not theorist, like the
late Sir William Nfolesworth, but n col
lector. tits his boast that he has neither
put himself forward as n discoyerer nor
songht his own glory ms scribe; but he
clHims tho credit of collecting into one
view all that is best worth knowing MS
TO the fncts of his case. Among his
stories are the following: & 'l,- "a
OLIVER CROMWELL.
Peter. SterryJ dreamed that "Oliver
! Cromwell wns to be pfnccd IN heaven.
which he foOIishly imaTincd To Ln H.,
true and real heaven above; but It Inn
pened to be tho fllse, carnnl heavenrl ut
head was fiSed nficr the reStnrat,nm Tnr11 nns
There We're Mt that time two yictuaiiin@
houses 1t the end of Wesminster Hall,
under the ESchequer, the one called
\ Henyen and the other Hell. Nenr- 10
the former divers head was fixed, JIM
unry so, 1900" ela # .'T
DIR. HARVEY.
When DIR. Harvey, one of tho Phvsi-
| ctnns' College in London, being n yotlnt.
man, went 10 travel towards isadlh, he
went to Dover, with severnl others. md
showed his pass us the rest did, 10 tho
| Governor thore. The Governor lold him
! that he must not go, hut he must keen
him prisoner. The Doctor desired to
know +" for what reason !? how he Ind
trnnsgressed ?" "Wcll, IL WINS his, will
TO have IL So" The packet-boat hoistetl
sail in the evening, which was very
clear, and the Doctors comnaniOnsf II,
II. There eusued n terrible storm. and
the paclSt-boat and all the DassnnTers
were drowned. The next day the sad
news was brought to Dover. The Doe
I tor wns unknown to the Governor. both
by name and face; but the night be fore
] the Governor had a perfect vision in n
/ dream of Doctor Harvey. who came 10
! pass over to Calais and TINT he Ind "a
warningto stop him. This the G6Ver-
nor toItl'to the Doctor tho, next lIS%S
a.f... t..4.......-.-.s
e. ENPERIMENTS.
Some experiments, made with n vio,S,
IN ind,,ca lIroo,,,,,,, ..s,..,..
,,.I,tzI. ~. i"lls III
"Htch lile results could be noted, were
made ON the person of Mr., Maury.
While Mr.. AIaury WINS osIear, hi. a,-+or
,,,,i ~ $40
etiiS Mele suDJecteu 10 various
KINDS oil irritation. Thus:
1. His lips and nose being ticllled by
his cOidjutor with n feather' no a IreanS-
ed he was subjected to horrid toTtnTes % !.
that pitch plaster was applied to his
face, which was then rounhlv with.
drawn, denuding the lips and checks
i 2. "A pair of tweezers being stFuck close
to his cars by scissors, he dreamed that
he heard the ringing of bells NvhicIi
speedily passed Into the @ tocsin, "plSI " nnI
suggested June, 1913. 3. BeinV.niade 10
smell eau do Cologne, he dreamed thnt
he was in the shop of perfumer
which led the fancy to the East, and to
the shop of Jean Ferina, III Carol 4.
Being made to feel tho heat and smell
ofR burning match, and the wind at
the time being Hhistled through the
shutters, he dreamed that he was mt sea.
and that the powder-roorn OF the vessel
blow up. 5. His neck being slightly
pncheCt, he dreamed that n blister YaS
applied; and then there arose the reooI-
lection of physician who had treated
him in youth. 0. A piece of red-hot
iron DSlng Z, neid close 70 his face for such
SLIGHT heSt he SIreamed 1e e0iSate of bnndits
gotintO houses and applied hot iron to to
me ,,0t Ieet ot me inhabitants, in order to
suggested that the Dncbess IA Lro,1to. 1te.l
who he conceived had chosen him rs
secretary, in whose Men6iTs iha bSI1
read of chauffeurs. or bSnFits We
burned people. 4. The word s.6Srns n ~,
anus" being pronounced close tn his
ear. he heard nothing. Int m q rS,atie 1iia
ton of the attetipt While in he'd Tic
word "mamnn" was folIoSyed onIr' bI, ,Sr y
dream of the hmm, of bees Wlsn a.
experiment was rene1tnd come iIo,,s,
subsequently. and when he Syas 1,SIi;yrs 2
asleep. he 'Ilrpamei1 oF tSvoi =, rt thraSS
words sfAzort Castor G.a6nGre = ,!.hioI,
were attributed III Tho interioo,,,t ~
| his dream. The sound ~ tsCS'aySio,i. ~
haridelIe y awolee him while nroToI,,,,,
cling the words ,tic,est elIe y L' LIT
without anv recoileciIoD oT ,ba ,,Ion
attached ia tho = es1Srrnssjo,1 Ciio ~ itiesi
/ drnr1 Of 1vStnI. f,IIi,S,t M, az, -. e, a
sn,E6estnd n ilrao,n q It,I.. io S'... DLoM
! thirst, and drnmrbt ~ 25s,S,iio,9S,, SteA' W
q Iipht snrronnJsd i,,, ~, s,.t.I:,,.
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