Caulking boats; leaky water vessels.

Caviare.

Cerate ointment.

Chaff, to cut, with a sickle.

Chairs.

Chalk to mark hats of beaters; whitwash.

Charcoal, to make; for gun-powder; in balls (gulo); fire-place for; used in filters; pencils made of; powdered and buried as a mark Animal charcoal.

Cheese, to make.

Chill, radiation (see “Vital Heat,”; “Wet Clothes,"’ and “Comfort in Travel").

Chisel, cold for metals or stone.

Chollet’s dried vegetables.

Chords, table of; table for triangulation by.

Christison, Dr., tables on diet.

Chronometer (see “Watch-pocket,").

Clay for pottery.

Cleanliness (see “Washing Clothes,”; “Washing Oneself,”; “Warmth of Dirt,").

Cliffs, to descend with ropes.

Climbing and Mountaineering—­Climbing; descending cliffs with ropes; leaping poles and ropes; the art of climbing difficult places; snow mountains; ropes; ice-axe; alpenstock; boots, spectacles, and masks,—­Climbing with a horse; descending with wagons; rarefied air, effect of; mountains, coup e’air on; magnetism of.

Clothing—­Materials; warmth of different kinds; waterproofing and making incombustible, sewing materials; articles of dress (caps, coats, socks, etc.); wet clothes, to dry; to keep dry; washing clothes; soap; washing flannels; washing oneself; warmth of dirt; bath glove and brush; Double clothing for sleeping in.

Clove-hitch.

Coat; to carry.

Cold (see “Chill").

Collar, horse; swimming-collar.

Colomb and Bolton’s signals.

Comfort in travel; dry clothes.

Compass.

Conclusion of the Journey—­Completing collections; alphabetical lists; observations re-calculated; lithographical map.

Concrete for floors.

Condiments.

Condors, to trap.

Convergence of tracks aflight, to water; to dead game; of bees to hive.

Cooking; utensils; fire-places; ovens; cook to be quick in making the fire.

Cooper, Mr. W. M.

Copper, to cover with tin; copper boats.

Cormorants.

Corracles.

Cord, String, Thread—­Suibstitutes; sewing; needles, to make (see “Ropes").

Corks and stoppers.

Cot.

Cotton, for clothing; for tinder.

Counting, as done by savages.

Coverlets.

Cows.

Crawfurd, Mr. J.

Cresswell, Lieut., R.N.

Crocodiles, to shoot.

Cross, as a mark for roads.

Crowbar.

Crows, to destroy.

Crupper.

Culprits, to secure; punishment.

Cumming, Mr. Gordon.

Cups; to make tea in.

Curing meat; hides.

D’s for saddle.

Dahoman night-watch.

Dalyell, Sir R.