Medicines Used to Harm Others ... ... 29 Used Against a Woman Wild Carroway ... ... 31 Used in Hunting As Love Potions (Baptiste's Stories) ... ... 32 Effecting and Avoiding Spells ... ... 33 Dealing with Spells on Firearms The Old Canadian's Account ... ... 34 The Iroquois' Account The Half Breed's Account ... ... 35 Stories of the Hairy Breasts and Nayhanimis... ... 36 North Wind's Challenge Nayhanimis Wars with the Hairy Breasts ... ... 37 Notes Motives for Writing the Journal ... ... 40 Comments on Aboriginal Beliefs ... ... 41 Mee-tay-wee Conjuring Evidence of Spirits through Conjuring Practice Conjuring Ceremony for a N. W. Co. Gentleman ... ... 42 Stories ... ... 43 The Hunter and the Wolf Spirit Pursuit by a Pahkack Wetiko ... ... 44 Trapping a Wetiko Habits and Types of Wetiko ... ... 45 Those Driven to Cannibalism by Starvation Story of a Wetiko Woman ... ... 46 Those who Dream of Ice and the North ... ... 47 Dream Feasts Of Human Flesh Behavior of Infected People ... ... 48 An Account of Survival Executing a Wetiko Treatments and Recovery ... ... 49 Malignant Spirits... ... 50 North, Ice, Skeleton and the Crazy Woman Confession ... ... 51 Animal Sacrifice (Beaver Indians) ... ... 53 Fragments ... ... 54 The Great Doctor The Devil and the Tailor Caricature Feasts Conjuring Ceremony (June 4th., 1823) ... ... 56 PART 2 Typescript of Manuscript References LA RONGE JOURNAL, 1823 PART 1 {1} [Introductory Remarks] The following few stories or tales will give a better notion or idea of the religion of these people than every other description _I_ am able to pen. And as their _history_ is read with interest, I am persuaded these few pages will be found equally deserving attention. I give them the same as I received them and leave every one to make his own remarks and to draw his own conclusions. [Conjuring: The Interpreter's Account]