The marvellous country, or, Three years in Arizona and New Mexico.: Containing an authentic history of this wonderful country and its ancient civilization ... together with a full and complete history of the Apache tribe of Indians .../ By Samuel Woodworth Cozzens. Illustrated by more than one hundred engravings.

A BOTTLE OF ARNICA.
could have gotten over the ground in such a short space of
time.
"They went to the terrace above you, and Don Rafael and
one of the Zunis were lowered to the spot where you lay,
attached the ropes around your body, and you were then
hoisted, more dead than alive, to the ledge where the Zunis
stood, after which you were carried upon their shoulders to
the plain below. We laid you upon the grass, and I made
an examination to ascertain the extent of your injuries, and
greatly to my satisfaction and delight found that your only
serious injury was a broken arm. I managed to successfully
set it, after which you were brought here. It was really a
most wonderful escape; the thing couldn't be'done once in
ten thousand times; for, with the exception of your broken
arm, which isn't a bad fracture by any means, and some
pretty rough old bruises, you are quite unharmed. A few
days will set you all right again. I only wish I had some
arnica for you."
"But, doctor, have you none? You had a bottle."
"A bottle! Yes, but not enough to do you much good,
though. I would as soon think of anointing a whale with a
pint of water. I have ordered you some soup, and am
going up to the pueblo to ascertain if the Zunis have any
remedies which they successfully use for bruises."
Jimmy soon after made his appearance with a bowl of hot
mutton broth. While partaking of it, he entertained me
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