1. A decoction of the roots is used for colds and cough.

2. An infusion of the leaves is given for sore throat; also to

destroy water-bugs that have been swallowed.

_Rubus occidentalis_, L. Black Raspberry. Makadē´mĭskwi´minŏk--

“Black Blood Berry.”

A decoction made of the crushed roots is taken to relieve pains in

the stomach.

_Rubus strigosus_, Michx. Wild Red Raspberry. Miskwi´minŏk´-- “Blood

Berry.”

The roots are sometimes used as a substitute for the preceding.

_Gaylussacia resinosa_, Torr. and Gr. Huckleberry. Mī´nŭn.

Forms one of the chief articles of trade during the summer. The

berry occupies a conspicuous place in the myth of the “Road of

the Dead,” referred to in connection with the “Ghost Society.”

_Prunus Virginiana_, L. Choke Cherry. Sisaⁿ´wemi´nakŏâⁿsh´.

1. The branchlets are used for making an ordinary drink; used also

during gestation.

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