3. GREEN FAT SUGAR. Spirit of gaultheria, 10% 4.00 Cc. Solution of malachite green, 1:1000 4.00 Cc. Fat starch 20.00 Gm. Sugar, powdered 80.00 Gm. Mix the powdered sugar with the solution of malachite green; permit to dry. Add the fat starch and the spirit of gaultheria, and preserve in a well-stoppered bottle. Keep in a dark place. 4. PINK FAT SUGAR. Solution of carmine, N. F. 0.50 Cc. Spirit of rose, 1% 2.00 Cc. Fat starch 20.00 Gm. Sugar, powdered 80.00 Gm. Add the solution of carmine to the sugar and triturate until thoroughly mixed. Then add the fat starch and the spirit of rose, and preserve in a well-stoppered bottle in a dark place. 5. RED FAT SUGAR. Solution of carmine, N. F. 6.00 Cc. Spirit of cinnamon, 10% 1.00 Cc. Fat starch 20.00 Gm. Sugar, powdered 80.00 Gm. Mix the carmine solution with the sugar and permit the powder to dry. Then add the spirit of cinnamon. Owing to the fact that the red fat sugar is used with poisonous substances requiring very thorough trituration which is liable to lessen the efficiency of the fat starch, it is well to add the latter _after_ the medicament has been incorporated with the red cinnamon sugar. Preserve in a well-stoppered bottle in a dark place. 6. VANILLA CACAO SUGAR. Tincture of vanilla 5.00 Cc. Cacao powder 10.00 Gm. Dextrose[C] 10.00 Gm. Sugar, powdered 80.00 Gm. Mix thoroughly by trituration in a mortar, and preserve in a well-stoppered bottle. 7. WHITE FAT SUGAR. Spirit of peppermint 2.00 Cc. Fat starch 20.00 Gm. Sugar, powdered 80.00 Gm. To the powdered sugar add the fat starch and the spirit of peppermint. Mix and preserve in a well-stoppered bottle in a dark place. 8. YELLOW FAT SUGAR. Spirit of lemon, 10% 5.00 Cc. Tincture of curcuma 10.00 Cc. Fat starch 20.00 Gm. Sugar, powdered 80.00 Gm. Mix the powdered sugar with the tincture of curcuma and permit the alcohol to evaporate; then add the spirit of lemon and the fat starch. Mix well and preserve in a well-stoppered bottle in a dark place. FOOTNOTES: [A] Not absolutely necessary. [B] Equivalent amount of sugar might be used though powder may not work quite as well in machine. [C] Equivalent amount of sugar might be used, though powder may not work as well in machine. REFERENCES. END NOTES: [1] _Fantus, B._--Candy Medication, Journal of the American Medical Association, September 14, 1912, Vol. LIX, p. 842.