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If you -are not located in the United States, you will have to check the laws of the -country where you are located before using this eBook. -</div> - -<div style='display:block; margin-top:1em; margin-bottom:1em; margin-left:2em; text-indent:-2em'>Title: Guide to Fortune-Telling by Dreams</div> - -<div style='display:block; margin-top:1em; margin-bottom:1em; margin-left:2em; text-indent:-2em'>Author: Anonymous</div> - -<div style='display:block; margin:1em 0'>Release Date: May 17, 2021 [eBook #65367]</div> - -<div style='display:block; margin:1em 0'>Language: English</div> - -<div style='display:block; margin:1em 0'>Character set encoding: UTF-8</div> - -<div style='display:block; margin-left:2em; text-indent:-2em'>Produced by: Demian Katz, Craig Kirkwood, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (Images courtesy of the Digital Library@Villanova University (http://digital.library.villanova.edu/))</div> - -<div style='margin-top:2em; margin-bottom:4em'>*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK GUIDE TO FORTUNE-TELLING BY DREAMS ***</div> - -<div class="figcenter illowp56" style="max-width: 46.9375em;"> - <img id="coverpage" class="w100" src="images/cover.jpg" alt="Cover." /> -</div> - -<div style="padding-top:2em"> -<div class="boxit"> -<p class="center xlargefont sansseriffont">Multum in Parvo<br /> -Library.</p> - -<p class="center"><em>Entered at Post Office as Second-Class matter.</em></p> - -<div class="doublerule"></div> - -<div class="center"> -<p class="displayinline xlargefont" style="vertical-align:top">Vol. I.</p> -<p class="displayinline center" style="vertical-align:top; margin-left:1.5em; margin-right:1.5em"><span class="smcap">October, 1894.</span><br /> -<em>Published Monthly.</em></p> -<p class="displayinline xlargefont" style="vertical-align:top">No. 10.</p> -</div> - -<div class="doublerule"></div> - -<h1 class="nobreak">Guide to Fortune-<br /> -Telling by Dreams.</h1> - -<p class="center"><em>Smallest Magazine in the World. Subscription<br /> -price, 50 cts. per year. Single copies, 5 cents each.</em></p> - - -<p class="center p2"><span class="smallfont">PUBLISHED BY</span><br /> -<span class="sansseriffont">A. B. COURTNEY,<br /> -671 Tremont Street, Boston.</span></p> -</div></div> - -<hr class="chap x-ebookmaker-drop" /> - -<div class="chapter"> -<p><span class="pagenum">[2]</span></p> - -<h2 class="nobreak">ONEIROLOGY.<br /> -<span class="largefont">The Science of Foretelling Future Events -by Dreams.</span></h2> -</div> - - -<p>Since the world began, “coming events have -cast shadows before,” and many of the important -incidents in our lives are shown us in -our dreams if we only understood their full -interpretation.</p> - -<p>The following are a few of the most certain -signs, and can almost invariably be relied -upon. For dreams not mentioned here, a -pleasant dream almost invariably indicates -good health, successful ventures and general -prosperity, while evil dreams are forebodings -of ill health and other troubles.</p> - -<p>Abuse.—To dream that you are abused and -insulted is a certain sign you will have a dispute -with some person with whom you have -business, and, after such a dream, you should -be particularly careful to be as gentle and mild -as possible, that you may not give those with -whom you have dealings any advantage over -you; if you are in love, be assured that some -one has attempted to injure you with the object -of your affections, and that they have in a -great measure succeeded. You should, therefore, -after such a dream, be particularly attentive; -eradicate the unfavorable impressions -that have been made; if you have a lawsuit, -keep a sharp lookout after your attorney, for<span class="pagenum">[3]</span> -such a dream, in that case, denotes that he is -endeavoring to sell your cause; avoid taking a -journey by land, or a voyage by sea, for eight -and forty hours, because such a dream forebodes -accidents by travelling.</p> - -<p>Abraham.—To dream of Abraham denotes -good fortune, accumulation of riches; in love, -many rivals; in law, many difficulties, an increase -in your business. He may give you -some valuable information how to avoid trouble.</p> - -<p>Adam.—To dream of Adam is a particularly -good omen, and brings good fortune to the -dreamer.</p> - -<p>Adversary.—To dream you meet with an -adversary denotes that you will overcome some -obstacle to your happiness; if you are a lover, -you will conquer some powerful rival, and be -happy in your love; your affairs are going on -well; if you are in trade, an increase of business; -if you quarrel, and he overcomes you, it -is a good sign, for you will conquer all obstacles -to your promotion, happiness and fortune; -but, if you conquer him, then you will never -rise to any great preferment by the means you -are at present adopting; many things will miscarry -with you, but in general you will be fortunate.</p> - -<p>Acquaintance.—To dream you quarrel or -fight with an acquaintance is unlucky; it forebodes -a division amongst your own family,<span class="pagenum">[4]</span> -much to the injury and prejudice of the -dreamer; if you are in love, your sweetheart -will prove unfaithful, and marry some one -else; if you are in business, heavy loss will -befall you, and you will disagree with some of -your best friends on the most trivial matters; -if you have a law-suit, your attorney will neglect -you, your witnesses will be tardy and -backward, and finally you will lose your cause. -Do not for some time undertake a journey by -land, or a voyage by sea, or enter into new -undertakings, for you will be unsuccessful; -leave, if you can, your present place of residence, -and, above all, avoid lending money, -for you will surely lose it, together with the -friendship of those to whom you lend it.</p> - -<p>Angels.—To dream you see angels in your -sleep is a sure sign that one is near you, therefore -be mindful of the rest of your dream, for -it will come to pass pretty accurately; should -you dream you see an angel, or angels, then it -denotes health, prosperity, and much happiness, -with many children who will turn out good. If -you are in love, nothing can be more favorable, -and all your undertakings will prosper and be -advantageous to you.</p> - -<p>Apparitions.—To dream you see a ghost, -hobgoblin, spectre, and such kind of things, is -of a very unfortunate nature, they denote vexation -and disappointment; if you are in love, it -is a certain sign of your not being beloved in -return. Some one is about to deceive you and<span class="pagenum">[5]</span> -you are friendly with one who is your most inveterate -enemy; do not undertake a journey, -for it will be unfortunate for you; be careful of -contracting debts, for such a dream forebodes -great trouble through some one to whom you -shall owe money.</p> - -<p>Asps.—To dream of asps denotes that you -will become extremely rich, and have great -quantities of money by you; if you are in love, -it imports that your love will be returned, and -that your sweetheart will become through your -means extremely wealthy.</p> - -<p>Bagpipes.—To dream of this instrument of -Scottish music indicates that the dreamer will -experience great trouble, and that he will labor -to little purpose; in love, it denotes that the -marriage state will be full of cares, and that -you will in it experience much poverty and -distress.</p> - -<p>Basin.—To dream you are eating or drinking -out of a basin is a certain sign that you will -soon be in love, but without great care you will -not marry the first object of your affections; it -denotes prosperity in your trade; and to the -farmer, a good crop.</p> - -<p>Bathing.—To dream you are bathing yourself -in clear water denotes happiness, prosperity, -and success in love; if the water is dirty, -then it foretells shame and sorrow, and a disappointment -in love.</p> - -<p><span class="pagenum">[6]</span></p> - -<p>Beans.—To dream of beans is an unfavorable -dream, it is the forerunner of troubles and -quarrels; if you are in love, expect a difference -between you and your sweetheart.</p> - -<p>Bees.—To dream of them has a variety of interpretations -according to their different situations. -To dream they sting you denotes loss of -good character, and, if you are in love, of your -sweetheart.</p> - -<p>To dream you see them at work is very -lucky, and means success by your industry; if -you are in love, you will marry the object of -your affections. To dream you see them making -their honey under your own roof is the -best omen in the world, it denotes riches, a good -husband or wife, good children, whatever you -undertake will be prosperous. For the rich to -dream of bees is rather unlucky; but to the -poor they denote comfort, affluence and success.</p> - -<p>Beheading.—To dream you see any one beheaded -is a good omen; if you are in love, you -will marry the object of your affections; if you -are in trouble of any kind, it will speedily vanish; -it denotes, also, that you will see some -friend who has long been absent, and that he -will be in good health.</p> - -<p>Bells.—To dream you hear the bells ringing -denotes a speedy marriage, and that you will -receive some very good news.</p> - -<p>Buildings.—To dream of being amongst -buildings denotes that you will change your<span class="pagenum">[7]</span> -present place of residence, and that you will -make many new friends in life; if you are in -love, it foretells your sweetheart is about to remove -at a distance from you, and that you will -be in danger of losing the affections of your -lover by new faces.</p> - -<p>Cats.—To dream of these domestic animals -is indicative of much trouble and vexation; it -denotes to the lover that your sweetheart is -treacherous; if you keep servants, they are unfaithful -and will rob you. To dream you kill -a cat denotes that you will discover a thief, and -prosecute him to conviction; expect, also, to -lose your own liberty through the insincerity -of some pretended friend.</p> - -<p>Climbing.—To dream you are climbing a tree -denotes some honor in the State, and success in -life; if you are in love, you will marry your -sweetheart after a long courtship. To dream -you are climbing up a very steep hill or place -foretells many difficulties and much sickness; -if you reach the top, you will get over all your -difficulties, and recover from your illness; but -if you awake before you have attained the top, -you will be disappointed in love and other projects -in life, and die in your next illness.</p> - -<p>Church.—To dream of a church is portentous -of evil. If you are in a church during -divine service, you will be engaged in a lawsuit -or some quarrel that will very near ruin -you; if you are in love, your sweetheart is -unfaithful, and prefers another.</p> - -<p><span class="pagenum">[8]</span></p> - -<p>Dancing.—To dream you are dancing at a -ball, wake or entertainment foretells that you -will shortly receive some joyful news from a -long absent friend, or that you are about to -inherit some unexpected legacy; it foretells -success and happiness in love; your sweetheart -is kind and true, and will make you very -happy in marriage; increase of children to married -persons, and of business to those in trade.</p> - -<p>Darkness.—To dream you are in a very dark -place, or that you are in the dark, is a very -unfavorable omen; to the lover, it denotes the -loss of your sweetheart; to the trader, loss by -debts, business; to the farmer, bad crops; to -the sailor, shipwreck and misfortune. To -dream you get out of darkness into light denotes -good to the dreamer; if you are in poverty, -you will rise to riches and honor; if you -are in love, it denotes a happy marriage and -many children, with an industrious husband or -wife; expect also to hear some glad tidings -from a far distant country.</p> - -<p>Earthquake.—To dream of an earthquake -warns you that your affairs are about to take a -very great change; if you see many houses -tumbled into ruins, then it will be much for the -better; should the houses appear to stand, then -for the worse; for the lover, it foretells that -your sweetheart is about to take a journey, and -that it is a chance if you ever see each other -again.</p> - -<p>Eating.—To dream you are eating is a very<span class="pagenum">[9]</span> -unfavorable omen; it portends disunion -amongst your family, losses in trade, and -disappointment in love. To see others eating -is of a contrary tendency, and foretells success -in all your present enterprises; that your -sweetheart is kind and faithful, and if you -marry the present object of your affections that -you will grow rich, be happy and have dutiful -children.</p> - -<p>Fall.—To dream you fall from any very -high place, or from a tree, denotes loss of place -and goods; if you are in love, it surely indicates -that you will never marry the present object -of your affections; to the tradesman, it -denotes a decline of business, and to the sailor, -storms and shipwreck.</p> - -<p>Fighting.—To dream you are fighting denotes -to the lover that you will lose the object of your -affections through a foolish quarrel; it also -forebodes much opposition to your wishes, with -loss of character and property. After such a -dream you should leave your present situation, -because such a dream indicates that you will -not prosper in it; to the sailor it denotes storms -and shipwreck, with disappointment in love.</p> - -<p>Fire.—To dream of this subtle element denotes -health and happiness to the lover, marriage -with the object of your affections, and -many children; you will be very angry with -some one on a trifling occasion. Burning lights -descending, as it were from heaven, are a very -bad sign; it portends some dreadful accident—having<span class="pagenum">[10]</span> -your brains dashed out, breaking your -legs, getting into prison, or other strange accidents; -to the lover it also denotes the loss of -the affections of your sweetheart; to the tradesman -bad fortune in business. To dream that -you are burnt by fire denotes great danger, and -that enemies will injure you.</p> - -<p>Fishing.—To dream you are fishing is a sure -sign of sorrow and trouble; if you catch any -fish you will be successful in love and business; -if you catch none you will never marry your -present sweetheart, nor succeed in your present -undertakings; if they slip out of your hands -after you have caught them, the person you -marry will be of a roving disposition, and some -pretended friend will deceive you.</p> - -<p>Flowers.—To dream you are gathering flowers -is a very favorable omen; expect to thrive -in everything you undertake, and that you will -be successful in love, marry happily, and have -beautiful children; should they wither under -your hands, then heavy losses in trade; that -your sweetheart will die; or, if you are married, -that you will lose your husband or wife, and -also your favorite child.</p> - -<p>Fortune.—To dream you make a sudden fortune -is a very bad omen; to the tradesman it -forbodes losses in trade and quarreling with his -creditors; to the lover, it denotes that your -sweetheart does not return your love. To -dream you are acquiring a fortune is favorable, -it portends a good legacy and success in love.</p> - -<p><span class="pagenum">[11]</span></p> - -<p>Garden.—To dream you are walking in a -garden is of a very favorable nature; it portends -elevation in fortune and dignity; to the -lover it denotes great success and an advantageous -marriage; to the tradesman it promises -increase of business; to the farmer, plentiful -crops.</p> - -<p>Gifts.—To dream you have anything given -you is a sign that some good is about to happen -to you; it also denotes that a speedy marriage -will take place betwixt you and your sweetheart. -To dream you have given anything -away is the forerunner of adversity; and in -love denotes sickness and inconstancy in your -sweetheart or partner.</p> - -<p>Horses.—To dream of these useful animals -is good; if you are mounted on a fine horse, -you will marry a rich person, who will do well, -and make you happy; it shows change in life; -if you fall from your horse difficulties will -occur, and some unexpected disaster befall you.</p> - -<p>Knives.—To dream of knives is a very -unpropitious omen; it betokens law-suits, poverty, -disgrace, strife, and a general failure in -the pursuit of your projects; in love, it shows -that your sweetheart is of a bad temper, and -unfaithful, and that if you marry, you will -live in enmity and misery.</p> - -<p>Marriage.—To dream you are married is -ominous of death, and very unfavorable to the -dreamer; it denotes poverty, a prison, and misfortunes.<span class="pagenum">[12]</span> -To dream you assist at a wedding -is the forerunner of some pleasing news and -great success. To dream of lying with your -newly married husband or wife threatens danger -and sudden misfortunes, and also that you -will lose a part of your property.</p> - -<p>Shoes.—To dream you have a new pair of -shoes denotes much success in life and -triumph over your enemies; in love, a speedy -marriage and infidelity. In the married state, -an increase of children. To dream your shoes -are worn out and bad, shows decay in circumstances -and loss of friends; in love, it foretells -the infidelity of your lover, who will marry another.</p> - -<p>Silk.—To dream you see silk, either in pieces -or for sewing, signifies prosperity and success -in undertakings; to the lover, it denotes a -sweetheart of an industrious disposition, good -tempered, and very faithful; in trade, it foretells -increase of business, by means of women. -To be clothed in silk foretells honors and -riches, but you will quarrel with a rich neighbor, -who will endeavor to do you mischief. -For a married woman to dream of being dressed -in a silk gown, shows her husband is fond of -some one who will nearly ruin him. If a -maiden dreams of it, she will speedily see her -lover.</p> - -<p>Silver.—To dream of this valuable metal -shows that false friends are about you, and -will attempt your ruin; in love, it denotes<span class="pagenum">[13]</span> -falsehood in your sweetheart. To receive or -pick up pieces of silver money, if they are small, -denotes want and a prison; if they are quarters, -they indicate the receipt of a small sum of -money, and the acquisition of some new friends; -but if they are half-dollars or dollars, they denote -misery, a prison and failure in your undertakings, -disappointment in your love, and loss -of law-suits, attacks from thieves and bankruptcy -in trade. If a woman with child dreams -of silver, it shows she will have a girl, but the -child will grow poor.</p> - -<p>Singing.—To dream you are singing shows -that you will hear shortly some very melancholy -news; to the lover, your sweetheart is -bad tempered and unfaithful; to the tradesman, -losses by sharpers. To dream that you only -hear singing and merry making shows that -you will have some agreeable news from a person -long absent; if you are in a prison, it foretells -you will speedily regain your liberty.</p> - -<p>Tombs.—To dream of being amongst the -tombs denotes a speedy marriage, great success -in business, and the gaining of a lawsuit; also -the birth of children, and unexpected news.</p> - -<p>Treasure.—To dream you find a treasure in -the earth is very ominous; it shows that you -will be betrayed by your bosom friend; your -sweetheart is unfaithful and deceives you; if -you should not be able to carry it away, you -will have some very heavy losses; if you have<span class="pagenum">[14]</span> -lawsuit it will go against you by the treachery -of your attorney.</p> - -<p>Trees.—To dream you see trees in blossom -denotes a happy marriage with the present object -of your affections, and many children who -will do extremely well in life; to the tradesman -it denotes success in business. To dream you -are climbing trees denotes that you will make -a fortune, and rise to honors and dignities in -the State. To dream you are cutting down -trees foretells the death of a near relation or -dear friend.</p> - -<p>Walking.—To dream you are walking in a -dirty, muddy place foretells sickness and vexation; -to the lover it denotes your sweetheart to -be bad tempered and unfaithful; to the tradesman -it foretells dishonest servants, and loss of -goods by fire.</p> - -<p>Water.—To dream you are drinking water -denotes great trouble and adversity; in trade, -loss of business, and being arrested; to the -lover it shows your sweetheart is false, prefers -another, and will never marry you.</p> - -<p>Wedding.—To dream of being married, or -at a wedding, is a very unfavorable dream, especially -for lovers; it denotes the death of some -dear friend or relation, with loss of property -and severe disappointment.</p> - -<hr class="tb x-ebookmaker-drop" /> - -<div class="chapter"> - -<p><span class="pagenum">[15]</span></p> - -<div class="boxit2"> -<p class="center xxlargefont">THE MINSTREL SHOW;<br /> -<span class="xlargefont">Or, Burnt Cork Comicalities.</span></p> - -<div class="figleft illowp60" style="max-width: 24.375em;"> - <img class="w100" src="images/i015.jpg" alt="Minstrel Show." /> -</div> - -<p>A new and varied collection -of the best darkey -wit and humor, as -recited and performed -by the leading minstrels -of the present -day. 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