Chapter 9 No.9

Chehalis, population 105

Chemehuevi, habitat and population 110

Cherokees, habitat and population 78–80

paper on Sacred Formulas of, by James Mooney

301–397

bathing, rubbing, and bleeding in medical practice of

333–336

manuscripts of, containing sacred, medical, and other formulas, character and age of

307–318

medical practice of, list of plants used in

324–327

medicine dance of 337

color symbolism of 342–343

gods of, and their abiding places 340–342

religion of 319

Cherokee Sacred Formulas, notice of paper on

XXXIX–XL

language of 343–344

specimens of 344–397

for rheumatism 345–351

for snake bite 351–353

for worms 353–356

for neuralgia 356–359

for fever and ague 359–363

for child birth 363–364

for biliousness 365–366

for ordeal diseases 367–369

for hunting and fishing 369–375

for love 375–384

to kill a witch 384–386

to find something 386–387

to prevent a storm 387–388

for going to war 388–391

for destroying an enemy 391–395

for ball play 395–397

Cheyenne tribe, habitat 48, 109

population 49

treaty cited 114

Chicasa, population 95

join the Na'htchi 96

Chilcat, population 87

Chillúla tribe 132

Chimakuan family 62, 63

Chimakum, habitat and population 62

Chimarikan family 63

Chimmesyan family 63–65

Chinookan family 65–86

Chippewyan, population 55

Chitimacuan family, possibly allied to the Attacapan