Amara (Bitter Tincture, Ph. Ger.). - Containing Gentian, Centaury, Bitter Orange Peel, Orange Berries, and Zedoary.

Antacrida (Dysmenorrhea Mixture; Fenner's Guaiac Mixture). - A mixture of Guaiac, Canada Turpentine, Oil of Sassafras, and 1/3 grain (0.02) Corrosive Mercuric Chloride in each fluidrachm (4 Cc). Dose, from 10 to 20 minims (0.6 to 1.3 Cc).

Antiperiodica (Warburg's Tincture). - With Aloes: Rhubarb, Angelica Seed, of each, grains 56 (4.); Elecampane, Saffron, Fennel, of each, grains 28 (2.); Aloes (aq. ext), Gentian, Zedoary, Cubeb, Myrrh, White Agaric, Camphor, of each, grains 14 (1.); Quinine Sulphate, grains 160 (10.); Diluted Alcohol, enough to make fluidounces 16 (473 Cc).

Antiperiodica (Warburg's). - The preceding without Aloes. Each fluidounce (30 Cc.) of either tincture contains 10 grains (0.6) of Quinine Sulphate.

Aromatica (Stomachic, Ph. Ger.). - A combination of Cinnamon, Ginger, Galangal, Cloves, and Cardamom.

Capsici et Myrrhae (Hot Drops). - The preparation popularly known as "Number Six."

Cinchonae Detannatae. - For admixture with preparations containing Iron.

Conii (U. S. P. 1880). - Representing 15 per cent. of Conium.

Coto. - This preparation contains 7 1/2 grains (0.5) true Bolivian Bark in each fluidrachm (4 Cc). The Para Coto, frequently employed, differs considerably from the above.

Ferri Chloridi aetherea (Bestucheff's Tincture; Lamott's Drops, Ph. Ger.). - Each fluidrachm (4 Cc.) represents about 1/2 grain (0.3) Metallic Iron.

Ferri Citro-chloridi (Tasteless Tincture of Iron). - Practically identical in the strength of Iron, but not in Alcohol, with the official Tincture of Chloride of Iron, containing an amount of Iron equivalent to 7 1/2 grains (0.5) of Dry Chloride of Iron in each fluidrachm (4 Cc).

A convenient form of Iron for admixture with Tinctures of vegetable astringent drugs, such as Gentian and Cinchona, preparations of which it does not, unlike other iron compounds, discolor.

Ferri Pomata (Ferrated Extract of Apples; Malate of Iron, Ph. Ger.). - Each fluidrachm (4 Cc.) represents about 3/8 grain (0.025) of Metallic Iron.

Tinctura -

Guaiaci Composita (Dewees' Tincture of Guaiac).- Each fluidrachm (4 Cc.) represents 7 1/2 grains (0.5) Guaiac.

Ignatiae (U. S. P. 1880). - Representing 10 per cent. of Ignatia.

Iodi (Churchill's). - A solution of 10 grains (0.6) Iodine in each fluidrachm (4 Cc), with Potassium Iodide in Alcohol. Not to be confounded with Churchill's Iodine Caustic (Liquor Iodi Causticus).

Iodi Decolorata (Colorless Tincture of Iodine). - Containing about 1 per cent. of Ammonium Iodide, with some other Iodine compounds, in alcoholic solution; for external use.

Jalapae (U. S. P. 1870). - Each fluidrachm (4 Cc.) represents about 10 grains (0.6) Jalap.

Jalapae Composita. - Each fluidrachm (4 Cc.) represents 7 1/2 grains (0.5) Jalap and about 2 grains (0.12) Scammony.

Kino Composita -

Each fluidrachm (4 Cc.) represents 1/2 grain (0.03), each, of Kino and Opium.

Papaveris (Poppy). - Each fluidrachm (4 Cc.) represents 30 grains (2.) of Poppy (Capsule).

Pectoralis (Bateman's Pectoral Drops). - A popular mixture of Opium, Catechu, Camphor, and Oil of Anise, containing 2\ minims (0.15) Tincture of Opium (1/4 grain Pulv. Opium) in each fluidrachm (4 Cc).

Persionis (Cudbear). - Intended as a coloring agent when a bright-red tint or color is to be produced, particularly in acid liquids.

Persionis Composita. - A mixture of Cudbear and Caramel, intended as a coloring agent when a brownish-red tint or color is to be reproduced.

Pimpinellae (Pimpinella, Ph. Ger.). - Each fluidrachm (4 Cc), represents about 10 grains (0.6) Pimpinella Root.

Rhei Aquosa (Rhubarb, Aqueous, Ph. Ger.). - Each fluid-drachm (4 Cc.) represents about 5 2/3 grains (0.4) of Rhubarb, with alkalies, flavored with Cinnamon.

Tinctura -

Rhei et Gentianae. - Each fluidram (4 Cc.) represents 5 grains (0.3) of Rhubarb and 1 grain (0.06) of Gentian.

Rhei Vinosa (Rhubarb, Vinous, Ph. Ger.). - Each fluidrachm (4 Cc.) represents about 5 grains (0.3) Rhubarb, with Bitter Orange and Cardamom, in Sweet Sherry Wine.

Saponis Viridis Composita. - A solution of about 15 per cent, of Green Soap and 2 per cent. of Oil of Cade.

Tincturae aethereae (Ethereal Tinctures). - The drug, properly comminuted, troy ounces 2 (60 Gm.); Stronger Ether, 1 volume; Alcohol, 2 volumes; enough to make fluid-ounces 16 (473 Cc). A general formula for the preparation of Ethereal Tinctures of Belladonna, Castor, Digitalis, Lobelia, Valerian, and other drugs. Official in several European pharmacopoeias, and sometimes prescribed by foreign physicians.

Tolutana Solubilis (Tolu, Soluble). - A so-called soluble essence of Tolu, for flavoring.

Vanillini Composita. - A solution of Vanillin and Coumarin, intended for flavoring.

Zedoariae Amara (Zedoary Comp.). - Similar to, but not identical with, the Tinctura Carminativa, Wedelii, etc., formerly official in some Continental pharmacopoeias.

Each fluidrachm (4 Cc.) represents 15 grains (1 Gm.) of Zedoary, 7 1/2 grains (0.5) of Aloes, and 3 3/4 grains (0.25), each, of Rhubarb, Gentian, White Agaric, and Saffron.