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OREGON INDIANs-The Chinnocks whose hunting
grounds the North o. the Columbia river are rather
slightly built of the middle stature and in features somewhat
etiemnate Their dress consists generally of a blanket
though sometimes they shirt and trousers The
blanket and of silk made of rushes or
wool which reaches their krees They have ears
pierced we'll the septum of the nose, through which
they put hya-qua, small shell, which they consider
gre ornament. This nation has practice Of modifying
the form of the head during child rearing The the
aged people much be but little raised from
the surroudng cum which attributed the grinding pow
er of the sand which is contained in their food-dre6 sal
This particular ofhe teeth almost exclusively
confined this nation The Indians neiohborhood of
Vancouver and Cape Disappointment now but few in
liar that part of America. When suffering from fever
they in the habit of jumping into the river cool them
selves and when the cold fit sezes them they small
hu, prepared with pebbles made hot and vessel of
water. BY placing stones in the generated
IN large quantities. in the atmosphere (which they remain
until the return Of the fever.


The principal food of the Chnnocks is salmond but they
occasional subss venson sturgeon, and wild fowl and
when pressed by hunger, roots and buTies


The Erazers river natives who obey fine SPECIMEN
wild humanity their chief propagate specimen of wolf
dog which periodically produces them crop of long white
hair which is shorn off as in of sheep elsewhere This
manufactured into banets-the yment of the women
They also the wool ohe mountain goat for the pur-
pose.-O=ark Eagle.