The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-06-04
A Strange DreaEa and wedding.

One of The happiest men thet ever jour
Heyea hundred miles from Michigan, took
the Toledo Express a few days ago, at Ere
mont. bound for Toledo and his home in
Michigan. He told strange story, of which
he following is the substance:
Some weeks since, while at home in Mich
1Ean, ha retired to rest after hnrd day' r
work, and falling asleep dreamed a dream
lie appeared To have taken q long Journey
from home" where he had been located for
teu years, and had scarcely lost sight of, and
there he had lived "a happy old bach" and
never thought of matrimony.
In that dream vision appeared unto him.
lie arrived at a place in Ohio, which was
-rlied Fremont. 1t appeared that soon after
rs arrival IN that place he formed the ac-
quaintance Of a Yong lady, and that, after
q short but happy courtShip. ho married her
aGd returned to his home in Michigan, where
re became wealthy, lived happily. and raised
numerous family Of children, and in time
t-o:tsd his grandchildren upon his knee He
ban awoke; 1t was broad daylight, and his
:cgther was at his door calling him down 10
breakfast
At the breakfast table he related his dream
% ne old lady, and she was deeply impressed
" "a it. He toG her it was his intention to
~ once seek out the beautiful creature Of
whom he bad dreamed and the old lady.
chewing there was 4 special providence in
e, and beng also firm henever in dreams,
advised him hy al. means to 90 aud find her
e could, and if he couldn't find her 10
.riDc back az Ohio girl any way. "for you
E-ow," sal she, ''the Oaio glrls are right
1rt." 30 john packed az mis- little ward
robe aud took the first train out for Ohio.
=1I lost 10 time in reaching Frens mt.
LIZ han IN arrived II rlrt ,.I.cl. : 4. NC -
ssa 10 discover chat the sign at the depot,
1-',4iliDg the name of the place, was an ex
>"t duplicate Of the ore he had seen ia his
cream, aud that the depot buildings and
general appearances Of the city co-rsspopded
,H8ct'y with his vision. lie put up at the
&ep'er House and began his search. For
$50 Or three days hs was unsuccessful, but
E1s'iy. Just before be was on the point Of
5s.uya.Ig home, nc came face TO face with
maiden at the post Office. g" lis She" said
be, all to himself aud ther lie walked up
rroulully and told her his story his dream.
AID of his place in Michigan, and finally
s-Eec her t. share his last with him.
he said s.methiug about It's being sud
zen SIZE would rather wait few DAYS be-
fore giving an answer bat hs was deter
-aea to have it there anu then, and she
a.z1 raid she was all his own. lie accom-
t-.t.vI LCt 10 hSi HOiiS, anu thdC evening
aH C her fond parents all about it. And
easy pronounced it good. The day following
t=7 we're morried, and st once commenced
sas.r quincy Nicaiganward
-he Kan was a fue looking fellow, and
nnppy that he could scarcely contain
1isef. lie protested roundly that it was
els -voyGan he saw in bis dream that he had
--at and married, and that all, from first to
l7et. had been exactly as he pictured in his
cam. The lady was pleasing and comeIy
looking lacy, few years younger than the
man. and seemed to be hriHl fall Of fun and
70 enjoy the novelty of the thing fully as
e 1oh IS her husband. Take them, ali ia
they were well matched aud were doubt
J q made for esch other. He said OILY one
,n. ng was lacking to make his happiness
esap etc, and that was the fulflment of the
-s.75r part Of the Czereland Leader.