TS Bulmer letter part 2 (Kamloops Wawa)

[David Robertson]

Other stuff by Bulmer in Kamloops Wawa:

"Visio Zacchariae / kindness of Dr. TS. Bulmer", page 87 of KW #54, vol. 2
no. 22, 27 November 1892.

*"First Notions of Geography", page 8 of KW #60, vol. "2" no 2, 8 January
1893.

"From Bulmer's Chinook Vol. 5.  / Preliminary Geographical notes of the
US", page 11 of KW #61, vol. "2" no. 3, 15 January 1893.

"Geographical notion. from Bulmer's. / Contd.", page 14 of KW #62,
vol. "2" no. 4, 22 January 1893.

"Distance of the Sun", page 28 of KW #65, vol. "2" no. 7, 12 February 1893.

*"Bleeding from the Stomach" and "Lung Bleeding", pages 39-40 of KW #68,
vol. "2" no. 10, 5 March 1893.

*"Dyspepsia", page 43 of KW #69, vol. "2" no. 11, 12 March 1893.

*"Human Bones" and "Respiration", page 48 of KW #70, vol. "2" no. 12, 19
March 1893.

*Sun moon & planets" and "Seidlitz powders", page 102-104 of KW #84,
vol. "2" no. 26, 25 June 1893.

That's a start.  I expect others may be found after #84.  Interesting that
Le Jeune was publishing lots of Bulmer's material in 1893, the same year
that Pilling put together the Bibliography that Henry Zenk mentions.
Bulmer must have been in very active correspondence with some of these
guys, in a pretty intense little circle of scholars.

NOTE:  * Asterisk indicates an item probably by Bulmer, but not attributed
to him.

Also note:  It's certain that a number of people besides Father Le Jeune
composed pieces that got published in KW.  Letters, bible histories, a
narrative of the Lourdes miracles, and more are to be found from Fr. St.
Onge, Fr. Le Jacq, Bishop Durieu, and a number of other priests, as well
as from a range of Native people.

--Dave R.

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