Agaricus Pantherinus
Allen, The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1874, Vol. I, p. 125
A. pantherinus, D. C. (Spotted Amanita.) A brownish species (not reddish, as A. muscarius), found in woods or pastures in England and in the United States, not considered poisonous.
Mind
Delirium.
Maniacal disposition to rave.
Loss of memory.
State of consciousness resembling coma.
Head
GvQdii heaviness of the head.
Mouth
Lips tremble.
Throat
Difficult deglutition.
Stomach
Some loss of appetite.
Stool and Anus
Slight diarrhoea.
Upper Extremities
Trembling of the hands.
Generalities
General overpowering sense of fatigue.
Extreme lassitude and torpor.
Loss of power of co-ordinating muscular movements.
Convulsive movements.
Sleep and Dreams
Invincible drowsiness.
Stupor.
During sleep, respiration embarrassed ; face congested and of a livid hue ; pulse rather slow.