Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
THE WONDERFUL DREAM.

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THE WONnERFUJ, nREAM
ooh Vac aSart;n, Voc voSI ho1;o,,o
in drnams ), Sa;d old S;i.c Tofton ue .
tool anotl,ar Trl,;F ot re- ,,;,,a ani ~
added. seG,a ofl4ba test s,,,,Ia.;na an
T ever. won't into csma | of y S dreamWa
won 5erf,,l draan, III toll 1-o,, ohont - >,
And we listened to tbe old MANS Story
,s folIowS '''-'
~ W, ,a,,o, -
- - n, 1olo " ~ "oou. .iio
go s,Sa. nu .anu & olnelons meie N naine sals
of +5e1@egs 80 ada a o sndSanl,- r;nT y <.1M d
r;ch ~, ,vero ,,,ada s,,dSanyx, ,nn any
was l;r;nr :han - 80 Gros, Sos'e9 0na ~ ao, ia
Ssn, -Wh;7nay of oxfoyd stonnod ~ ,,r 0,,.
r,iaao o,,J 49, ssoppoe az W W.
-, t ,-L;ah - IL 49, I q Va ~
hno On .ha "1 49, - tI Iao,,ad Jus Al a1T
Tbore 1,,aro broniSp p o,,d ia1tas nJ hnaad
,la;nS Of n;,,a I'D oaio a.1;tS S+roo.a' CO au
t ia;d o,t p and SrotS T g. ",.h oh,,sohaS al nd
school 'bonSos ,arlroa :, nro,,on go, ..,,e'
Thod oo,,s;,, i;,,;,,rr -, thot - ~
1no,,o1,,Jad - 90 80, - oI 81, ' ~ ~"
fo,,r,d tho - ,f Tiior;11a - "a
Wb;tnar 'e boS so% shnad W. ,,,e on b;s I'LL @ oto ~
ho liz ,,o,.b1osS trao+ ou i'i1 49, op, ~
SHan,r bit -, tbo odmo of M th;s trao+ "iu ~
orotha, tor-,sl,;,, - $50, o,'-,,Ia -, =
r.;ooa ae o"s 1aS any I,t o"HIu :"
ProJ "a =. So Se..'.os, CO., % aee oo a.,
,.ou aau na'I ~ - .l.u. naue .ne
.,a,-o. 20, any ioi 'n"' p"ieie''e
Maat;,sa T1ia,;,,o IHia Voc -, o,a
:, hmanaa 1a.s a.ao "''1 Tho LAY az sora
moa at fouer boot '. and naonIo t bonrht
wa. was d. iesei .eat, any peopie ooISnl ISnl
mieio1s one1 III .ninAS y. ooiinS " DE D,,4
az, ' .,e Id ~ ~, +h - p ha 1ool,
ama - ems d IL, os, st ~ auA
cd that tbe1 Iyere hlye sef edn Hben thav
We're ass.n,bled on that Territory VIII.
in all tbe limits Of the manned.ont town.
sb;n there was yyas not m an acra tba+ could ho
,it;ratad o. tba 90 ndo tho4 tis'o %rdoroJ NJ, Nv
far,,, T. 1,os s,S Ia5oo r'IS of Uoo,,s
ha5 ta,m a Was Was e1agsy aeuse ~ ioIhs, anu
ia on, ,,'.rO a. rI ,,,d 'au III 11 ,a
s,,nLem am sIourh Somn of etu thasa "e 1ots bod
heen sold as h;ob 90 one Mound nar % acre
ord a fo1,- of +So,,, o1,a,, b;nI,ar tho, +bat
~ 1om foi1or ,,,od IaS T,.-;S4 1in go, Sc
Vanr's4 ~ ,,;d or,o ,o,,-.a ~, w. e.
- lot -, ~ f.r,,, ~, ~
# had baan COT r,on;f;oa1,+ e, lie
forest With . haont;f,l r;I-ar ,,I,on itS bor
der on which was q snnerh water.nower
John Tpist hongbt # and na;d for + and
Iybon ha oo,no to Iooi, 81 = r. ha fo,,,,d - ~
he moss Of ho rro, rooi,s LII, horo ND ID
thera ol,,,,,n nf snr,,b 81, - ,d L. fa,, e.
Norway ,,;,as ond fo- - ha fo,,od .
water conrse % Which tnmbIed t melted snoH
over the craes in the snr;ns bnt which
was dry most of the wear T did not ser
the moor feIIow 1ben ba como to s,,rve1
his pronertv bnt T can inorire how b9
felt piopeli W O''' 0'l' iN'sin nv" N'
flor wb;1o bo,ro,or tho oxo;+o,o,,,
nassed off and tbe s,ffsre,rS Sl-C of FlienniIIe
turned Their baoLs nnon tho Grove ~
their snecnlatiye homes On my farm
nrosnered Nv land was of tho verv hes
QUALITY: nv wife was a true belnmate
NV crows u,oro ohnadont. NV stool
thr;ved. and fonnd mvsellf af 1enotI
with 9ood1v Milo Of mo1ev tod m !,
NV stoet;na' p ~
One eHanino in e,rlv .ntrn,n aftor or,
crons had al been carnered man rid
inc a sorry looking mao nnlled nm befor
orr door He was a W1el1Jool,ipo man
with sedate and solemn face an
dressed in black If was safe enonob II
conclude that he was q minister and 9,
he announced himself Ha cold ha wa
the Rev PanI Meekmore. he was a mis-
sionarv on q homo circnit onJ askad fo
shelter for himself and his heast for tn
n;rht nf no,,rse anu n nis ofoonod oInr ID h;n tr
ch1prfnllU. and n1aasad will
him He had travelled extenS;yelv an,
his conversation was enterta;ninc and IN
structiyey Refore we went to he'd h
read chanter in the Rible and made
nraver. and Rataav Said ~ me- after h
had retired. that She had never heard sue
a beautiful nraver in her life
The next morning. AFT the breakfast ia
b1e Mr. Meekmore was yerv sedate Fl
asked a blessing and then onlv answere
such Questions as were asked him Fina
Iv Refsv told him che wos ofra;d be ha
not S1ai3t wni1 ens n,;1ad 1a a.. and sa;d a
had sIan+ 1erv vol san;n tha "n S,,aiI aTlu of =
cur;onS dreay,, ; Th;ob had 'ne ;sitod Ii,
three senarate times dnr;nr the n;nht
Retsv asked him # be woni5 toll 1rhst
was about
LIT was the old dream of hidde
wealth" he said, with solemn look. q
haven't dreamed such a dream befor
since by a wonderful dream in South A
RIGA He'd to the discovery of damon
mine worth millions of dollars; and
never profited me a penny. But sue
wealth is not for me. / need it not. M
calling hath higher and holier aims. An
vet this moor flesh is Sometimes Yves
enough to lust after the dro,s of cold an
silver '' =
Ry degrees we pot from him that
had dreamed of a silver mine among ii
crags of our hills. The mine seemed
his vision utterly exbaustless in the mr.
cious metal; but he could not locate
BETSY. whose curiosity was arouse
would have nushed the matter but M
Meekmore finally shook his head mo
solemnly. than ever and said that
would rather forget the dream if he coul
When the missionarv,s horse was at Il
door and the owner was nrenared 10 sta
off he Informed rs that he Vas hound IL
ward, the Canada line and that
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