The evening times., 1899-05-10
RHEUMATISM
MUNYON'S CURE PRAISED.
One Small Vial Completely Cured
Miss Mary {. Frost.
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and lumbag0. In from two to three
hours. and effect q positive cure In q
few days. s.-MULNYOk.
Miss Mary E. Frost. 22s Massachusetts, Avenue
northwest. Washington, says: Il have only words
OF praise for Munyon's Remedies Some years ago
! was confined to my bed for three weeks with
an awful attack of rheumatism. Doctors were
called in. but they did me no good ] was per
suaded to purchase q bottle Of Munyon's Rheu-
matisn Cure. and this small vial OF the Peiiets
cntiIe!y cured me. have had no return OF the
trouble. Several friends to whom recommended
it were also cured"
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623 Thirteenth Street N. W.
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WILD RIDE DOWN A MOUNTAIN
Exciting Experience of Young Peo-
nls I'm n Stage COQch.

Exciting Experience of Young Peo-
pie In q stage Coach.
New York, May 18.-Fifteen young peo-
pie living in Verona and Roseiand. N. j..
had an exciting experience Monday night.
picnic stage drawn by four spirited
horses. Their destination was the home
Of John r. Conlan. in Thomas Street.
Bloomfield. where a surprise was to be Civ
en- to Mrs Conlan. All went well until
the Mountain House, in Montclair, was
reached.
As the vehicle swung down the mountain
William Witcher. who was driving, found
that the brake refused to work. The horses
were unable to hold the heavy stage in
check. They started to run as the whiffie-
tree struck the rear team. forcing the lead
ers also to break into galiop. Witcher
handed one pair of reins to his assistant.
and the two men did all in their power to
hold back the horses. The girls in the par
ty began to scream, frightening the horses
still more and they ran faster.
They rushed down the steep mountain
side uncomfortable. and the members of
the party who only a moment before had
been merrily singing were now panic
stricken. Several OF the girls tried to leap
from the wagon. but the cooler heads
among the young men prevented them by
force from doing SO. The stage swung
from side to side. and the pleasure seek
ing were compelled to cling TO each other
to prevent themselves from being hurled
out on the rocks.
Fortunately few carriages were on the
road at that hour. and no trolley cars were
met. Several times the numbering vehicle
threatened to turn over as its wheels
struck the trolley tracks Witcher stuck
pluckily to his post. and he and his assist
ant tried in every way to stop the horses.
Finally. without accident. they reached the
level space at the base of the mountain
| and then witcher and his assistant man
aged to bring the animals to a stop. They
were nearly exhausted by their hard run.
and Witcher's arms had been almost pulled
from their sockets. He was SO exhausted
that a stop had to be made in order to al
low him and his assistant time to recover.
Mr.. Conlan's home was not reached until
a late hour. and there a pleasant time was
had. Their experience on the mountain
however. will not be forgotten for many a
day. The party consisted of the Misses
Emma. Carrie. and Ada de Camp, Eta Os-
born. Flora Ball. Grace Davenport. Flor
| ence Davenport. Ethel Meeker. Edgar and
Nelson Dickerson. all of Verona. and Ed
gar de Camp. George Ball. Marvin R. Han
mis-. Oscar de Camp. Wallace Love. Nelson
Conover. and Joseph Conover, Of Rose
land.