Peyote An Insidious Evil
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Indians who had learned to come to the agency physician and to employ scientific remedies under his instructions are taught by the peyote chief to take no further treatment from physicians to use no other remedial measures, but to depend en tirely upon the miraculous effects of the peyote.
"Thus the work of years in teaching the Indian to use the white man s methods of combating disease is undone.
"The effect of peyote on the morals of these Indians is beginning to be decidedly noticeable. Espe...cially is this true with regard to sexual matters. Several recent separations of husband and wife who had lived con tentedly together for years may be traced to the use of this drug.
"A number of young girls, some of whom had been attending school, have gone to the bad under the influ ence of peyote.
"The pretense of religious rite connected with its use is a travesty. The Sioux Indian, who introduced it here, is proved by the testimony of a reliable Sioux, Standing Bear, to be a thief and a suspected murderer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indians who had learned to come to the agency physician and to employ scientific remedies under his instructions are taught by the peyote chief to take no further treatment from physicians to use no other remedial measures, but to depend en tirely upon the miraculous effects of the peyote.
"Thus the work of years in teaching the Indian to use the white man s methods of combating disease is undone.
"The effect of peyote on the morals of these Indians is beginning to be decidedly noticeable. Espe...cially is this true with regard to sexual matters. Several recent separations of husband and wife who had lived con tentedly together for years may be traced to the use of this drug.
"A number of young girls, some of whom had been attending school, have gone to the bad under the influ ence of peyote.
"The pretense of religious rite connected with its use is a travesty. The Sioux Indian, who introduced it here, is proved by the testimony of a reliable Sioux, Standing Bear, to be a thief and a suspected murderer.
What to read after Peyote An Insidious Evil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Welsh to read onlineMoreLess
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