Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-07-31
A GYPSY ON DREAMS.
Nsad Thas. Then Go Homo and Eat To
Much ChssSs.

According to the Gypsy. to dream
that you battle in clear watsr is q sign
hat you viii enjoy good health; if
muddy, the death OF relatives or friends.
To see bath, anger; 10 take Q warm
bath denotes happiness; If you take
one either too hot or too cold, domestic
troubles. II you undress without 60
ing into the water you may expect
trouble, but 1t will soon pass away; a
sea bath u sign of honor and an in
crease Of fortune
If any one dream that he or she is
ascending TO heaven, or is already en-
joying Its delights, it shows that some
Joyful event is TO happen, such ns the
birth OF On heir to ohildless people,
good fortune to those who are poor,
distinction to the wealthy and high
honors to the ambitious. II lovers
have such dream it foretells an early
marriage under the most auspicious cir
cumstances. and that their wedding
will be attended with troops of con-
graduating friends, who will shower
presents upon them. On the other
band, to dream Of seeing hell denotes
that the dreamer's life is . bad one,
and Is an intimation to him of reforma-
tion.
To see coffin in your dreams signi-
fes that you will soon be married and
own q house Of your own. This is q
dream girls are always wishing for,
says the gypsy book,
If any one should be so unfortunate
rs to dream that he or she was present
ct happy and jolly wedding it denotes
that they will attend funerals it will
not necessarily be at the burial Of either
Of the persons you dreamed you saw
married, but you will undoubtedly be
called to mourn some friend or relative.
To go to weddings when one Is wide
awake is exceedingly pleasant, but we
should be careful how we dream about
Them. To dream OF being married
yourself foretelIs your death.
For q girl to dream of raking newly
mown hay is sign she will be married
before the hay is eaten. Young fell
lows who dream Of rsking hay with
their sweethearts had better get ready
their necks for the matrimonial moose,
IS they are past praying for. If man
dreams he is confined in q prison or
Jail 1t shows that he will have honors
Or dignities conferred upon him, as
.uoh a vi eanns go oon'rai Wise' MS at.
only shows that he will be the more
delighted with his new dignities. This
Is an excellent dream for politicians and
office-holders, as the jail is what they
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~ uiean;s .nis, he VIII oeap' W make up 10
nae;.;an we nis.e, ,ers uaGsn.et; piosioea us
pTm Iii roa maaiau.J n;~, ~. ANY anu Il Aot, lnav ne
n S sni no'eo tot ner pie'y.
10 draon, ,,o,, ora s,,;ao.. ,,ou.ar,5 :,
death or d;sappointment no dream of
a widower denotes strife oy ouarreIs
A fox ia n sion of thiavas. 10 draom
of fighting with them. shows that Won
will have to deal with some cunning
enemy: to keen n tame for signif;es
that You will love a lewd woman or
have a bad servant who will rob Won.
A number of foxes. folse friends. IL
YOU dream that your mouth ia stopped
bv n gao. IL denotes that Won will soon
thereafter be kissed by a pretty girl
To a youno girl suoh a dream nredicts
that she will see some gentleman who
takes her fancy and nerbans will fall in
love with him.
If YOU dream YOU are pleased with n
pretty chambermaid. miikmaid. or anv
clean or nice-looking youno pirl whose
occupation carries with il the title of
an excellent match. and Dlentv OF
children IT, also foretells in wany
cosos tLot tba droomar vii n,orrr !,
i rich wife For a married woman r.
dreom this Ia a sion sha will have
tronhla with servants
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Is seas sUneenins ~ realAa1Ie re- @ sna' s .nes 81
VI '1l 10y o"n nJ .
iai, anu eau oear suon ue8'ee Vi COZ
uS 'hey uo Ill oiossihB our hiouhVal
ranges.
Gus nns' sEnllner' M9' Niue wn on peak oi u; W
10 a ~ t,';rt thouaond foat ~ "i Ina, nv,
S.ea; suue VI .nif'e1n e;l; 'Io ioa . ,se, SAY a
air above me, with no more ado than
it had been lowland garden. Tha
was above the line of perpetual snow
In climbing that peak / had passed
over snow ten feet deep. At anothe
time, in the summer Of 1877, I saw but
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