Hyoscyaminum

Delirium violent, failed to recognise his family, saw animals about him, next day remembered nothing that had passed except the dreams of animals.

Wakeful, quiet, and usually pleasing delirium, with illusions of sight

or great sleepiness, and when aroused lapsing into dreamy sleep, broken by occasional mutterings and jerking of limbs.

Clear when engaged in conversation, but dreamy when undisturbed, eyes wide open, he reached to an object on the table and looked about on the floor, when questioned said that he thought something had dropped from the table, and that the walls appeared to move

afterwards quiet, but meddlesome when not engaged in conversation, grasping at objects, attempting to remove them before the hand reached them

when left alone he lapsed into forgetfulness and dreamy, meddlesome delirium, picking at objects

having reached them after unsuccessful efforts he fumbled with them till he dropped them, then on attempting to pick them up lost his balance

when aroused he rubbed his hand, gaped, answered readily, a remark excited a risibility which he could not restrain, and occasionally the suppressed chuckle burst into a hearty laugh.

Dulness, heaviness.

Difficulty in concentrating thoughts.

Coma, with relaxation of voluntary muscles, except occasional spasmodic movements of arms and legs.