1. Used sometimes as a substitute for the preceding.

2. Roots are boiled and the decoction taken to induce emesis, “to

remove bile.”

_Fragaria vesca_, L. Wild Strawberry. Odē īmĭn´nĕ-- Heart Berry.

Referred to in the ceremony of the “Ghost Society.”

The fruit is highly valued as a luxury.

_Acer Pennsylvanicum_, L. Striped Maple. Mōⁿ´zomĭsh´-- “Moose Wood.”

The inner bark scraped from four sticks or branches, each two feet

long, is put into a cloth and boiled, the liquid which can

subsequently be pressed out of the bag is swallowed, to act as

an emetic.

_Fraxinus sambucifolia_, Lam. Black or Water Ash. A´gimak´.

1. The inner bark is soaked in warm water, and the liquid applied to

sore eyes.

Seventh Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1885-1886, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1891 · 第 227 / 361 题