Cubeba
Allen, Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1879, Vol. X, p. 498
Authority. 9, Thomas S. Page, M.D., Lancet, 1842-43 (1), p. 672, A. T., set. twenty-two years, suffering from gleet, took ^ ounce Cubebs.
Face red and swollen; lips dark purple; mouth containing a viscid frothy saliva; longue dry, and chapped in the centre ; teeth slightly coated with a brown sordes; veins of the forehead and temples turgid ; eyes rolled upward, injected, and their pupils contracted to a point; skin moderately warm and moist, with clammy perspiration ; pulse very slow, moderately full, and dispersed by the least pressure; respiration very slow, short, and gasping. By agitating him violently he was aroused for a moment, uttered some incoherent expression, and sank back into comatose sleep,®.