( HO )

ALE

S A L T S.

s.

AC1DUM VITRIOLICUM DILU-

TUM.

DlLUTED, Or WEAK, VITRIOLIC AqiD.

TAKE of vitriolic Acid one ounce byweight.

Diftilled water eight ounces byweight.

Mix them by degrees.

R E M A R K.

This was called, in the laft Difpenfatory, Spi-ritus vitrioli tenuis, and is fuppofed capable of pro-ducing every falutary advantage expected from theElix. Vitrioli acidum, —ncw omicted. Its antifepticpower is very confiderable, and has not often been

found