Stannum Metallicum stann.

Stan. / The Tinner (Stanley) / (Tin-Stand.)

Stannum,-Thous of body lean,
Raising sputum salty-green.
And with lungs so gone and weak
As to weary thee to speak.
Ever rendered weaker still
By descending stair or hill.
Thou hath colic pains, that may
By firm pressure pass away.
Nerve pains, too, that gradually
Reach a very high degree,
Then as gradually decrease
Until they entirely cease.
Thine a mind of gloomy bent,
Brooding in a discontent

The Tinner,-Has a weakness of the chest.

The Tinner, Philip Car, sponges on his brother, Jo.

This Tinner,- Who is subject to cough with salty sputum,-Is up at Maggie S. Black's, with Lydia and Ida Car.

Weakness of the Lungs: Stan., Pho., Carb. v., Spo., Brom., Iod.

Cough with Salty Expectoration: Stan., Pho., Mag. c., Sul., Sep., Lyc., Iod., Carb. v. (Salty taste in the mouth, Carb. v., Chin., Cyc., Iod., Mer., Pho., Pul., Sep., ZN.)