Life — December 31, 1891 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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* LIFE: long on top of the tower, that this was an agreeable change—she left the place. Heavy-hearted she wan- dered to Central Park, but the sight of the statues there depressed her still more. The lightening sky told her that dawn was near. With it must end her short quest for freedom. But Diana's experience had not been altogether use- less. The public treasury is ten dollars richer by Mr. Jerry Magnus’s fine, and the manufacturers of hair-dye draw a steady income from his desire to reg youthful appearance. Several Tammany leade the pledge on Christmas morning. Miss Effie Stranger (from the far interior): AT'S AX OUTRAGE, SIR, AN OUT THAT IN A FINE BUILDING LIKE THIS THEY KEEP THEIK STATUARY POOR REPAIR ! Astorpelt’s fiancé resolved to tell his fiancée no more falschoods, and the young couple decided to live in Brooklyn until their rich aunt should diz. * * * And Diana? The rays of the morning sun found her in her “old place, ever trying to turn towards her Olympian home, but ever turned away by the zephyrs = that Jove sends to keep her L. cyes from his misdeeds. Metcalfe. HE: But, Mr. Marigeld, really I hardly know you, as yet. He: That's just why | asked you, comicbooks.com