Camphor, method of obtaining in China, see Bay-tree.
Capers, substitute for, see Broom.
Capons, how made to rear chickens, see Hen.
Caprification, its utility, see Fig-tree.
Cardamoms, their use in cookery, see Cauliflower.
Carminatives, see Coriander; Fennel.
Carmine, substitute for, see Anotta (Suppl.)
Castile-soap, its use, see Corpulency.
Castor-oil, its uses, see Beaver; Copper; Iliac Passion.
Cataplasms, substances proper for, see Fenugreek; Hyssop; Mustard; Hemlock; Lily; Marsh-mallow.
Catarrh, remedies for, see Abstinence; Cough; Galbanum; Gum; Smoking; Whey.
Cathartics, see Antimony; Buck-thorn; Rhubarb.
Cattle, directions for rearing, see Breeding;—indurated liver of, cured by Dog's-grass;—how to prevent from being hoven, see Clover;—remedy for the Flux in, see Herb-Robert;—method of killing in Portugal, see Slaughtering.
Cautery, a cure for the Bite of a Mad-dog.
Cement, see Birch-tree; Blood; Tarras; Garlic.
Chairs, material for stuffing, see Bull-rush.
Chalybeate Waters, see Indigestion.
Charcoal, best materials for, see Beech-tree; Hazel-nut-tree.
Cheese, to preserve, see Sloe-tree.
Children, injudicious treatment of, for coughs, &c. see Expectorants.
China, how to mend, when broken or cracked, see Cement.
Chin-cough, see Musk.
Chocolate, substitute for, see Vine;—to improve its flavour, see Lime-tree; Anotta (Suppl.)
Cholera Morbus, may be produced by Ale.
Chronical disorders, see Electricity.
Citron dyes; see Chamomile; Cicely; Goose-foot; Needle-Furze.
Cloth, materials for, see Aloe; Bark; Broom; Hop; Saw-wort;—to clean, see Balls; Spots;—to render impermeable to moisture, see Water-proof.
Clysters, their use as an antidote for mineral poisons, see Copper;—for Horses, see Horse-medicines;—substances proper for, see Fenugreek; Mutton.
Coaches, close, bad effects of, on travellers, see Breathing.
Cocci, how to destroy, see Hot-house.
Cochineal, substitute for, see Bane-berries.
Coffee, to improve, see Succory;—substitutes for, see Acorns; Beech-nut; Seeds of the Common Broom; Chesnut.
Cold, its effect on Vegetables, and method of preventing, see Frost.
Cold Bathing, directions for, see Bath.
Colds, symptoms of, and method of cure, see Catarrh; Olive-tree; Pitch.
Colic, symptoms of the, see Belly-ach;—remedies for, see Ammoniac; Cardamom; Castor-oil; Clary; Holly; Cascarilla (Suppl.)—in Farriery, see Gripes.
