Glycerin  Cream  for  Chilblains.  Equal  parts
of  glycerin,  soft  soap,  and  cherry-laurel  water,
mixed  together.
Glycerin  Cream  with  Camphor.  Glycerin,
2  parts;  camphor,  1  part;  rectified  spirit,  1
purt.     Mix.     For  chilblains.
Glycerin  Jelly  for  Microscopic  Mounting.
('  Ed.  Pharm.  journal.')  Soak  any  quantity
of  good  clean  gelatine  in  cold  water  for  three
or  four  hours.  Pour  off  the  superfluous  water,
and  melt  the  gelatine  at  a  gentle  heat ;  when
melted  filter  through  fiannel,  and  to  the  filtrate
add  an  equal  quantity  of  Price's  gelatin.
The  above  forms  a  good  firm  jelly,  requir-
ing little  trouble  in  securing  the  cover.
Glycerin  Ointment.  Glycerin,  8  parts;
spermaceti,  4  parts ;  white  wax,  1  part ;  oil  of
almonds  (fixed),  16  parts.  Add  the  glycerin
to  the  melted  ingredients,  and  stir  briskly  till
cold.     For  chaps  and  excoriations.
GLTCEEOLE.  A  pharmaceutical  preparation,
in  which  glycerin  is  employed  as  the  excipient.
Glycerols  of  Belladonna.  Syn.  Glycebikitu
BELlADOirN.E.  Prep.  (Par.  Codex.)  Extract
of  belladonna,  1  oz.,  glycerole  of  starch,  10  oz.
(by  weight) ;  rub  together  until  perfectly
smooth.  Glyceroles  of  hemlock,  henh.lne,  and
opium  are  ordered  by  the  Paris  Codex  to  be
prepared  in  the  same  manner.
Glycerole  of  Borax.  (B.  P.)  Syn.  Gltce-
ElNtTM  BOEACis,  L.  1  of  borax  in  44  of  glycerin.
Glycerole  of  Carbolic  Acid.  (B.  P.)  Si/n.
Glycbeinum  acidi  caeeolici,  L.  1  of  acid  in
4i  of  glycerin.
Glycerole  of  Gallic  Acid.  (B.  P.)  Syn.
Gltcbeinum  acidi  gallici,  L.  1  of  acid  in
i\  of  glycerin.
Glycerole  of  Iodine.  Syn.  Glyoeeihum
CUM  lODlNlo.  Prep.  (Par.  Codex.)  Dissolve
5  parts  of  iodide  of  potassium  and  1  part  of
iodine  in  their  own  weight  of  water,  and  add

'  Wagner's  *  Chemical  Technology.'


to  40  parts  of  glycerin  (by  weight).  Applied
in  skin  diseases.
