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490 W.  Walls, cheap plaster for, see.  Warm-Bathing, directions for, see.  , to destroy, see ;.  Waste-, how to improve, see.  , its utility to debilitated persons, when impregnated with ferruginous particles, see ;—to purify, see ;—salt, how to make fresh, see ;—its advantage as a beverage, see ;—Colours, how to prepare, see ;—Level, see.  , vegetables from which it is collected, see.  , and ponderous bodies, machine for raising, see. <section end="Weights" /> <section begin="Wells" />, how to purify, see ;—bad consequences of the present mode of lining them, see. <section end="Wells" /> <section begin="Wheat" />, best method of preserving, see (Suppl.); ;—German method of blanching, see ;—sprouted, how to remedy, see. <section end="Wheat" /> <section begin="Wheel-drag" />-drag, an useful one described, see. <section end="Wheel-drag" /> <section begin="White-lead" />White-, substitutes for, see, and. <section end="White-lead" /> <section begin="Wicks for Candles" />Wicks for, see. <section end="Wicks for Candles" /> <section begin="Wigs" />Wigs, pernicious consequences of wearing, see. <section end="Wigs" /> <section begin="Wine" />, to clarify, see ; ; ;—to improve its flavour, see ;—Vegetables which yield, see ; ; ; ; ; ;, &c.—bottles, see. <section end="Wine" /> <section begin="Wood" />, composition for preserving, see ;—how to stain, see ;—to silver, see ;—to prevent the combustion of, see. <section end="Wood" /> <section begin="Wood-caterpillars" />-caterpillars, how destroyed, see. <section end="Wood-caterpillars" /> <section begin="Wool" />, undressed, its use, see ;—best method of preserving, see ;—substitute for, see. <section end="Wool" /> <section begin="Wounds" />, how to treat, see ;—remedies for, see ; Carolina-; ; ;. <section end="Wounds" /> <section begin="Worms" />, to destroy, see ; ; ;, &c. <section end="Worms" /> <section begin="Writings" />, easy mode of Copying, see (Suppl.) <section end="Writings" /> <section begin="Y" />Y. <section end="Y" /> <section begin="Yarn" />, materials for, see ;. <section end="Yarn" /> <section begin="Yaws" />Yaws, see. <section end="Yaws" /> <section begin="Yeast" />, experiments to make artificial, see. <section end="Yeast" /> <section begin="Yellow-dyes" />, substances which yield, see ; ; ; ; ; ; Alder ; Purging Buckthorn; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;. <section end="Yellow-dyes" /> <section begin="Index" />
 * * * As this Index of Facts has been hastily compiled, the Reader is requested to supply the occasional deficiencies, or omissions, by reverting either to the primary articles, or by consulting the Indices of Synonyms, &c. which are prefixed to each Volume.

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