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.

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homceopathic doses. There isn't a particle of danger in it,
and I'll guarantee a cure for the malady."
"Are you perfectly sure, doctor, that no harm can result
from it?"
"Of course I am. Only let me know when you want
your remedy tested, and I'll administer it."
Having then and there come to a firm determination to
prevent the further growth of Jimmy's affection by nipping
it in the bud, the doctor and myself smoked our pipes,
rather amused to see Don Rafael so literally fulfilling.or
carrying out the suggestion that hadl been made to him;
while in our mind's eye we enjoyed the confusion and dismay that we expected would ensue upon the application of
our proposed treatment to Jimmy.
The "mother-in-law" having at last, greatly to our gratification, signified to Don Rafael her desire to return to the
pueblo, he arose and accompanied her.
Scarcely, however, had they left the camp, before Jimmy appeared, following so closely upon the heels of Don
Rafael's departure that, to say the least, it suggested a
suspicion to our minds that he might possibly have been
concealed in so close proximity that he was enabled to
witness the manner in which his "mother-in-law" received
the attentions of the Don.
Striding furiously by both the doctor and myself, without deigning to notice either of us by a look even, Jimmy
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