2.  (Moscati.)  Orange  peel,  1  oz. ;  cascarilla,
i  oz.  J  waters  of  citron  peel  and  wormwood,
■ind  rectified  spirit,  of  each  i  pint ;  digest  a
week.  Resembles  the  last. — Dose  (of  either).
A  table- spoonful  to  a  wine-glassful.
Elixir,  Farego'ric.  Si/n.  Ewxte  pabegoei-
cuM,  L.  See  TmciiTEE  op  Camphor
(Comp.).
Elixir,  Paregoric  (Scotch).     St/a.    Elizib

PAEEGOEIOUM  SCOTICTIM,  L.      See  TlNCIUEE

OF  Opium  (^mmoniated).
Elixir,  Pec'toral.  St/n.  Elixie  pectoeale,
L.  (Ph.  E.  1745.)  Balsam  of  tolu,  2  oz.;
gum  benzoin,  IJ  oz. ;  safEron,  J  oz. ;  rectified
spirit,  32  fl.  oz. ;  digest  in  a  gentle  heat  for  4
days  and  filter. — Dose,  4  to  1  teaspoonful.
(See  above.)

Elixir,  Pol'ychrest.  Si/n.  Eiixiepolychees-
TON,  L.  Frep.  (Ph.  E.  1745.)  Guaiacnm
(gum),  6  oz. ;  balsam  of  Peru,  i  oz. ;  rectified
spirit,  23  fi.  oz. ;  digest  as  last,  strain,  and  add
oil  of  sassafras,  2  fl.  dr.  Pectoral  and  anti-
rheumatic.— Dose,  10  to  60  drops,  or  more.
Elixir,  Paracelsos's.  See  Elixie  Psopeie-
TATis  {below).
Elixir  Proprieta'tis.    [L.]     Sgn.  Paeaoei-

SUS'S  ELIXIE  OP  PEOPEIBTT;  ElIXIE  DE
PEOPEI^IE  DE  Paeacblse,  Fr.  An  old  pre-
paration, nearly  corresponding  to  the  com-
pound tincture  of  aloes  of  modem  pharmacy,
and  which  is  now  sold  for  it.  Frep.  1.  (Sou-
beirau.)  Tincture  of  myrrh,  4  oz. ;  tinctures
of  aloes  and  safiron,  of  each  3  oz.  ('  Trait.
Pharm.'  1847.)

2.  (EiixiE  Pbopeietatis  cum  Acido.) — a.
The  last,  slightly  acidulated  with  oil  of  vitriol,
and  filtered.
b.- — Ph.  Bor.  1847. — Aloes  and  myrrh,  of
each  2  oz. ;  safiron,  1  oz. ;  spirit  (sp.  gr.  '900),
2  lbs.;  dilute  sulphuric  acid  (1  to  5),  2  oz.;
macerate  4  days,  and  filter.
