Life — June 4, 1891 — page 13: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

A WONDERFUL TRANSFORMA- TION RECENTLY WITNESSED IN CENTRAL Park, A WISE MOVE. W'! ‘¢ nothing surpris- ing in Dr. Bridgman giving up the Baptist faith and becoming an Episcopa- han. The Episcopal church includes more wealthy and influential people, is far more fashionable, and offers a shorter road to distinction and a large salary. You are constantly hearing of clergy- men of other denominations becoming Episcopalians. How often do you hear of an Episcopal clergyman changing horses ? Business is business. NOT A TEASER. UNT FANNY: Don't you believe, Emmy, that God answers little girls’ prayers ? Emmy (S. S. Scholar, aged 7): Yes, I know it. AunT Fanny: And do Sou Say (pour peayersdeN THE PHANTOM LADY. night? “CORNELIA 18.4 WIDOW, NOW.” . : . “TL HADN'T HEARD OF HER HUSGAND'S DEATH,” Emmy: No, Aunt Fanny, “SHE MARRIED LORD BaNCASTLE, YOU KNOW, AND IT SEEMS THAT TITLE HAS BEEN EX- T hate people who, the more tixct FoR sixty YEARS.” they get, the more they want. OGGS: An American girl always makes a bargain when she marries a lord. THE LIGHT OF THE Fe How do you make that out ? WORLD—Caucasians. BocGs : Because he is cheap, at any price. comicbooks.com