Stomach Warmers, where to be had, 158 how much it will hold, note under, 158 must occasionally have a Holiday, 163 centre of Sympathy, 165 Wind in the, 173 put out of temper by fasting too long, 182 Dr. Hunter says, tells the Head what it wants, 200 Dr. Smith Do., 201 Dr. Adair Do., 201 let it have what it asks for, 203 Dr. Whytt's Obs. on how much its disposition, &c. varies, 204 of Invalids require screwing up, 208 Cheyne's Obs. on the importance of a clean one, 216 Stomachic Tinctures, 244 Spice and Wine, 207 Spasms in Stomach, how to manage, 173, 189 Smith, Mr., his 60 sorts of Lozenges, 234 Stewart, John, the traveller, his Obs. on Clothes, 106 Do. on the Senses, 257 Spallanzani quoted, 258 Sweet Wines, 154 Tar Water, 242 Temperature, to preserve that of a room regular, 115 best for sitting rooms, 116 the influence of in alleviating Disease, 94 the mean of England, 108 Observations, &c., 113 Thermometers, where to be placed, 105 Tent Wine, 154 Training, Captain Barclay's Obs. on, 3 Do. quoted, 7 principal rules for, 7 rules, 9 Diet ordered, 10 time required to screw a Man up to his fullest strength, 14 Criterions of Good Condition, 15 first preparation for, 18 on the mode of Cookery, &c. most invigorating, 25 Food must be taken warm, 26 Do., and thoroughly done, 27 John Hunter's Obs. on Do., 27 Spallanzani, experiment to prove it, 27 diet in wasting a Jockey, 29 Teeth, to take care of, 260 the value of, 261 Food for those whose Teeth are defective, 263 Preservers, 264 Ache, remedy for, 265 Tic Douloureux, 264 Tewahdiddle, 89 Tongue of Pityllus, 210 Time, the Economy of, 69 Tonic Medicines, 182, 219 Tincture, 242 Toast and Water, to make, 230 Tablettes de Bouillon, how to make, 251 Thriving, the art of, quoted, 255 Valetudinarians, maxim for, from Comus, 72 Vegetables, undressed, 171 Voice, when the falsetto begins to fail, 47 what the power of depends upon, 99 Ventriloquism, 173, 200 Vinum Britannicum, 144 Wadd on Corpulency, 29 Waistbands, 111 Walking, how it reduces weight, 62 Water-Cresses, 171 Water-drinking, the advantages of, 147 Weather, wet, 108 Wesley, Mr. Chas., his extraordinary Ear, 47 Windows, Double, 91 Curtains, 91