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GENERAL INDEX OF REFERENCE. R. . Babbits, food for, see Milk- I'histle. Rats, how to disperse, see Gar- lic ; Granaries ; Valerian. Ravens, singular efficaty of their gastric juice, see Cancer. Red Dyes, vegetables which af- ford, see Birch-tree j Bloodwort ; Cheese-rennet; Goose -grass 3 Rhu- barb ; Sloe-tree J Sumach- tree j Madder j Marjofarti ; Mordants. Red-water, in Sheep, to re- move, see Parsley. ' Rennet, substitutes for, see But- ter-wort ; Cheese-rennet. Resin, see Poplar. Rheumatism, relieved by Opium ; see also Anodyne ; Bagnio ; Blis- ters ; Bryony; Buxton-water ; Ca- jeput-oil; Camphor; Dock ; Elec- tricity i Fir-tree ; Flax ; Lac ; Mi- neral Waters; Mustard; Pitch; Vichy-water, &c. Rice, substitute for, see Millet. Rickets, remedy for, see Mad- der. Ripple, see Clover. Rock-salt, its advantage in pick- ling, &c. see Beef. Roofs, tire-proof, how to make, see Reed. Rope, materials for, see Atoe ; Birch-tree. Rose-pink, see Colour-making. Rot, in sheep, by what occa- sioned, and method of cure, see Cattle ; Sundew ; — remedies for, see Buck-bean ; Parsley ; Salt ; &c. Salad, vegetables which rnay be eaten as, see Avens ; Bell-flower ; Brook- lime ; Burdock ; Burnet theUpland: Lungwort ; — improve- ment in, see Borage ; Ox-eye. Salt, see Beef; — how to recover from Pickle, see Baeon ; — method' 4S.7 of purifyiag, see Basket-salt; — <jf Lemons, substitute for, see Sorrel ; —springs, indication of, see Staf- -B^ort ; — water, improved ni(*thoi of distilling, see Air. Sap-green, how prepared, see Green. Saponaceous Plants, which may- be substituted for soap, see Bur- dock ; Horse-chesnnt ; Orache j ' Soap- wort ; Wake-Robin. Sassafras, its use in brewing and distilling, see Bay-tree, Scab, in Sheep, siee'Dock j Ele- campane ; Parsley.' ■ " ■ Scald-he.ld, remedy fer, see Etc campane. Scarlet Dye, see Liverwart. Sciatica, see Rue. Scouring, in cattle. Sec Calf. Scurvy, remedies for, see Agri- mony ; Alum ; Angelica ; Anise ; Cheese-rennet ; Cheltcnham-wa* ter; Citron; Coffee; Colt's-fiwt j Garlic ; Goose-grass ; Lac ; Sa- lep-; Sea-waure, &c. Sea, to prevent its encroach- ments, see Lime-grass. Secretions, to promote, see Sa- vin ; Scurvy-grass; Senna; This- tle. Sheep, food for, see Acacia (Suppl.) ; Arrow -grass ; Bell- tlovver; Bird-cherry; Bistort; Boorcole ; Buckthorn ; Burnet ; Catch weed ; . Catmint ; Chcese- rer.iiet; Cherry; Christopher the Herb ; Cinquefoil ; Colt's-foot j Corn-cockle ; Cornel- tree ; Corn- salad ; Cow- wheat ; Cress ; Dod- der ; Dog's-tail-grass ; Dropwort; Dyer's-grcen-weed ; Eye-bright ; Fescue-grass ; Feverfew ; Furze ; Germander; Gold- of -Pleasure ; Goose-foot ; Goose-grass ; Gout- weed ; Hop; Horse-beans ; House- leek ; John's- wort ; Juniper ; Jvy ; Knaweil ; Ladles' Mantle ; Ladies' Smock ; Lark-spur'; Lentil ; Lilv'; Lo-