Datura Arborea

(BougmtiTioia Candida.)

Dkbcmptiok. — A native of PerQ, growing along the Pacific coast ia California, cultivated In gardens and coneervatories. Leaves larpe, tlieir Bides unequal. Flowers; cnrolla funnel shaped, long tubed and bent down- ward ; color, snow-white, with a yellow tint by tlie fundus, of very sweet odor. Dr. Poulaon, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, communicates the following, pathogenetic symptoms.

OFPicmAL PBEPABATiotra. — Tincturc of tlie leaves and flowers; dilu.

Ahalooues, — -Aga/i-ieua, ^thusa. Belladonna, Syoicyarnia, CannaMs in--

diea, Stramoniam, etc.

Toxioological effect much slower than D. Strwmonium, but: dynamically very intense and lasting.

The odor of the flowers in a room causes considerable psycho- logical aberration.

Causes such deep impression upon the mental sphere and;, faculty pf concentrating ideas that I was sensibly affected a long time. {])r. Gamavm,^

A very strange feeling of pleasant ease and comfort, as if % scarcely touched the earth with my feet, and had to gather my ideas from afar, as if they were floating in the clouds.

A longing for beauty and fine scenery.

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