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GENERAL INDEX OF REFERENCE. see see Heaths, how reclaimed, see Land. Hedges, fence for, see Furze ; Buckthorn the Sea; Hawthorn; Holly ; Horn-beam-frce, &c. Hedge- rows, how to make, see Oak. ' Hemp, substitutes for, see Sun- flower ; Tree-mallow, &c. Hives, improvements on, Bee-hives. Hoarseness, remedies for. Cabbage, Olive-tree, &c. Hogs, vegetables for fattening them, see Acacia; (Suppl.) Acorns; Artichokes ; Beech-nut ; Buck, wheat ; Butter-wort ; Chickweed ; Crowfoot (Suppl.) ; Dandelion ; Dodder ; Duck's-meat ; Earth, nuts ; Fern ; Fescue- grass ; Fe- verfew; Fool's-Parsley ; Ground- sel ; Hawthorn ; Hop ; Meadow- sweet ; Parsnep the Water ; Pea ; Potatoes ; Sea-waure; Sneeze- wort ; Sow-thistle ; Timothy- grass ; Yarrow, &c. Hoofs of Horses, fomentation for, see Scabious. Hooping-cough, relieved by Asafoetida ; see also Chin. cough, Penny-royal, &c. Hops, the best kind for Beer, see Brewing ; — substitutes for, see Asparagus ; Broom ; Buck-bean ; Clary; Germander; Mugwort ; Tansey, &c. Horse-balls, on the use of, see Farriery. Horse-dealers, see Badger. Horse-dung, how to employ in gardens, see Hot-beds. Horse-hoe, see Drilling. Horse-radish, see Blister ; its uses for the Skin, see Cosmetic. Horses, cure for weeping eyes of, sec Eye ; food for, see Chamo- mile ; Corn-cockle; Cornel-tree; Cow - Parsnip ; Cuirani , tree ; Dyer's Green-weed ; Eye-bright ; Fescue-grass ; Feverfew ; Furze ; Gold -of- Pleasure ; Goose - foot ; Goose-grass; Hazel-nut-tree; Hop; Ladies' Mantle ; Lentils; Lovage; Matweed ; Meadow-grass ; Me- dick ; Melic Grass ; Mother-wort ; Osier; Ox-eye; Parsnep; Pea ; Potatoes; Rupture-wort; Rye; Sloe-tree ; Snakeweed ; Sneeze- wort ; Speedwell ; Spurrey ; Star- wort ; Thrift ; Timothy Grass ; Willow.Herbj Woodroof; Worm- wood. Hot-beds, substancefor making, see Oak. »- Hounds, proper method of treat- ing, see Greyhounds. Houses, to prevent taking fire, see Country-houses, and Fire. Hunger, to prevent, see Pea, the Heath. Husbandry, the Drill, advan- tages of, see Drilling. Hydrophobia, see Night. shade, the Deadly, Orache, Vinegar, &c. Hypochondriacal complaints, re- lieved by Asafoetida ; Balm ; Or. ache ; Sassafras, Hysterics, remedies for, see Amber ; Ammoniac ; Angelica ; Asafoetida ; Beaver-oil ; Cheese, Rennet ; Clary j Mandrake, I. Jail Distemper, see Fever. Jaundice relieved by Alum ; Duck's-meat; Eggs; Ground. pine; Nettle ; Ox-eye ; Strawberry. Jelly, a nutritious one, how to prepare, see Arrow. root ; Mut- ton ; Poplar ; Rice. Indigestion, relieved by Moffat Waters; Tunbridge-Water ; &c. IndigOj «ubstiiutes. for, -see Anise ; Common Burnet -Saxi- frage ; Trefoil ; Aeaviii the Falbc, (Suppl.) &c. Kk 2 Infe<.