_Datura, Poisoning by swallowing the seeds of, &c._, is to be treated in the manner directed for Opium poisoning. _Where Insensibility arises from the Inhalation of the Fumes_, Cold Water Affusion (386) in the open air often succeeds in removing it at once. The patient should be aroused by any or all of the means enumerated in poisoning by Opium. The nervous symptoms may continue for two or three days, and yet recovery follow. _Debility, Constitutional_, requires the use of the following tonics, either alone or combined: Chiretta (98, 99*), Sweet Flag Root (12), Country Sarsaparilla (163), Kariyát (191), Ním Bark (260), or Gulancha (352). _When attended with Anæmia or great pallor of the surface, especially of the inner surface of the eyelids and tongue_, Sulphate of Iron (174) is indicated. The efficacy of all these remedies is increased by a liberal animal diet, and gentle exercise in the open air. _Debility after Fevers._ See _Fevers_. _Delhi Sores._ The Borax Ointment (59) is strongly recommended. See also _Ulcers_. _Delirium_ generally is best treated by Evaporating Lotion (380) to the head, the Mustard Foot Bath (248), or Turpentine Stupes (363) to the extremities and a strong purgative; _for that occurring in Fevers_, see _Fevers_. _Delirium Tremens._ _To relieve sleeplessness and anxiety_, give Opium and Camphor (283), or better still, Bromide of Potassium, as advised in _Sleeplessness in Head Affections_. See that article. Try also the Mustard Foot Bath (248, 249), or the Wet Sheet (397b). _To support the strength_, give Brandy Mixture (427*) and a nourishing diet. _Diabetes._ Vapour Baths (396) in the early stages, Alum Whey (27) and Lime Water (226) internally, with Opium (288), at bedtime, prove occasionally useful as palliatives. Their operation is assisted by a full animal diet, with a diminished quantity of rice and other farinaceous food, and by warm clothing. Use Lemonade as a drink (232).