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481&#93; CENERAL INDEX OF REFERENCE^ lExercIse, partial, consequences 0F> see Game. Eye-lashes, inverted, how to treat, see Eye ; — Water, see Vitriol. Eyes, afFeftions of, how reliev- ed, see Anemone ; Antimony ; Blisters j Buckthorn j Hair, &c, F. Famine, treatment fof persons Suffering under, see Hunger, Farcy, see Asarabacca. Farms, large, their consequences^ see Poor. Fawn-colour-dj'e, see Soot. Fences, method of construfllng, see Bank. fence ; — materials for, see Plantation ; Planting; — Mr. Bakewell's method of making, see Hedges. Fevers, remedies for, see Selt- zer- water ; Abstinence ; Barley ; Butter-milk; Butter-burr ; Cam- phor ; Cherry ; Cornel. tree ; Hartshorn ; Hop ; Nitre ; Phos* phorus ; Sassafras ; Tartar ; and Cascarilla (Suppl.) Figs, see Gargle. Filtering Machines improved, see Filtration. Fire, plans for securing hoilses from, see Buildings. Fish-broth, to prepare, see Broth. Flannel, Utility of, when Worn next the skin, see Autumn. Flatulencyj remedies for, see Alum ; Angelica ; Asafcetida ; Cardamom. Flax, refuse of, its utility ; see Fruit-trees ; — substitute for, see SwalloW-woft. Fleas, to expel, see Savory. Flies, to destroy, see Black- FI5 ; Fly ; Mushroom ; Oil, Floor, composition for, see Blood ; — for houses, best kinds no, XVI, — VOL, iV. 48 f of ; see Fire ; — for barns, method of construdling ; see Barn. floors*, Flour, vegetables which yield, see Bread. Flux, remedy for, - see Cinna- mon. Fodder, see Acacia ; (Acacia, the False, in Suppl.) ; Angelica ; Bent-grass ; Bird's-foot, Bistort ; Soft Brome-grass ; Buck -wheat ; Burnet ; Butter-burr ; Cabbage j Canary-grass ; Kale ; Cinque-foil ; Parsnep ; Carrot j Serradilla ; Po« tatoe ; Maize. Food, solid, a cause of diseases ; see Climate. Freckles, remedy fofj see Albu- men. French-Bread, to prepare, sec Bread (Suppl.) Frog, for Horses, Mr. Cole« man's artificial, see Shoe. Frogs, how to extirpate, see Fumitory. Frost-bitten parts, how to treaty see Cold. Frosts and dew, how to proteft plants against, see Fog. Fruit, how to raise in winter, see Fruit-trees 5 — to proteft from Inseftsj see Caterpillar ; — a cata- logue of the best, see Orchaf'd ; — ^ how to rear, see Forcing and Nursery. Fomentations, see Myrtle. Fuel, see Coal. balls; Sun-flower j and Tulip- tree, in Suppl. Fumigation^ see Sulphur-worti G. Galls, their uses, see t)ak. Gangrene, see Antiseptics, Dame- wort, Germander, ^Jitre, Sic. Gardens, new method of watef- ing, see Kitchen-garden. Gargles, see Cinqiiefoilj Fig- tree ; Myrrh. Gas, see Fixed Air, K k Gastric