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2-l() mTHl*:AlI OK AMKIiUWN KIMINOIAXIY [Buu.. 00 T)! l«n'mla-lv(.'f-'o")"Nf5"' lsr-^nnl«'uo'"n>) (sa'ilskf tsda' It which tlioy i\ro iwtrlflliin Ihoy iut> (dllToroiill Ihoy aroiiin ll>(>iii lhiMii.soiv(\s, imd Ivliiils i)c'nnn)\vn-'"ski k'i-\v'y i'"s(.i S9'"'(i\vu'''Ii tst\vi'i)ei.\>''.i OvIKI lly^hl>M^',Oll') (syciiiuoto) (nispborry) It which, 1|. hivs I'oino ilown, 11 UOil iiUlor) thoy hiuo rools wiitor, l-on uU oloth nml a'wf'ni i''n!i'w;^"' "wa's-i" a'.stlV tsu^'yo'tsli' midoriUMvlh hor dnvs lIsiMf II iiuist, sho will do wltluml Ani> (Tins IS von) W'mkn '1'iikv aicI'! Unddk Ivksihu'imons (and) TiiKV DuKAM OK Ai. (/.) Such a donblo-rooted raspberry is an important factor in a number of proscriptions, altlu>n.uh the medicine man was \mable to assipi anv reason for the fact. [l''iom informativm obtiuncil at. a h«tcr
MOONKY OlhukchZm] 'i'l'l'^ SWIMMER MANUBCKIPT 247 dato by Mr. Mooney, it appears tliat a iiiedi(;ine man thou^lit lliin kind of root was used], "beeauso it is more bitter tlian tiio (nain root." [I did not find tliis view confirmed and would be inclined to tliink tliat it owes its popidarity merely to sucli considerations as are discussed on page 54.] Tlie roots selected are such as di]) into tlie water from trees and shnd)S overlianging tlie stream. Such watcr-gi-owing roots are also frocpiently specified in tlie prescriptions [es])ecially in those dealing with troubles of the urinary passages and r(ilat(Ml ailments. Medi- cine men can not now advance any ex])laiuition of tlds ])eculiar injunction; the idea is probably that tlie unimpeded contact of these roots with tlie water i-cjuhirs tluMii effective in the treatment of organs in which the flow of liquid (urine, catajnenial blood, etc.) is laborious and defective.] By a loose wording of the sentence this provision ("all liaving their roots in the water") is made to ai)ply also to the raspberry, which is not intended. All the roots, however, liave to be taken from the east si(h^ of tlie tree. The decoction is drunlc several tijnes during the day, in doses of about half a pint at a time, for four days, and affords relief by acting as an emetic and a purgative. Tfie patient abstains from all food the first day until sunset, the second day until noon, the third day until late in the morning, and on the fourth jnorning eats breakfast with the rest of tlie house- hold. She abstains also from salt and hot food while under treatment. For his pay it is specified that the medicine man shall receive the undergarment of the patient. [This may be some article of dress wliich we also would call an undergarjiuint, sucli as a petticoat, a chemise, etc., but these luxuries are not yet generally inti()du(;(;d among the Cherokee, so that the undergarment is' generally an older dress. Some girls and women wear three or four dress(;s, one on top of the other.] SGe" I 52 *i'a' i;7UDzf'ya Dt'na'n^'Vo't'i' this they (urc) woriiia to curu pooijlo with *a'-no'cwo"' u'sonu-'li 'a't'^'ija'^nfoa' DaWt'skula' Now thoni hu, now cjulckly thou hu-st cou)c to Ibten Flint tsAstf'(;a I jy'Dali' tso'sttoo'-'i in'ts'i'tlt'o't'sti' *tDa''"we!i' | thou littlu mountaln(s) thoy are little, Loc tbou art utayiug thou wizard oai)'/ tsunf'lti ntG€'^S()"na' | i;'sonu''li 't^kso'^siTia' | whut thou fuiist uovor quickly thou bast come down i;'tlawo-tii'tti "* ast'^-' Dt^'tD'/'^sfoa' | tsck')-'ya y'ska'se^ti' Bwanipy iiiursh odgo thou has coino and halted insects (riglitful •^ W. D. fonii; C. D.=(u)Bawo-tu'tli.
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