The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-06
CURED or A pRoKEN BLooDvEssEI.


CURED or BROKEN BLooDvEssEL.
J. 4. T.. FRAMBEs residing at No. All Vine
NItet Philadelphia, do hereby certify:-That
had constant hacking cough, with pain in
IN yshoulders and under my shoulder-blade,
IN ycompleXion sallow, bowels Irregular some
time stoo loose and other times cOstive. On
The first of May, 1859, took a walk to Frank
lin Square, and sat down to get some fresh air;
/ had not sat there more than five minutes,
when, by giving cough something started,
and as near as | can tell, half gallon of blood
gushed out of my mouth. A crowd of excited
people gathered around me, and | was taken
over to Mr.. Bowers drug store, corner
of Sixth and Vine streets. They sent
for a physician, and | was taken home.
l laid there for several days, splitting from
a pint to a quart of blood once or twice a day.
My mother insisted ON sending for DR..
Schenck, which was DONE and at that time
every hBmorrhage was expected to take me off.
When DR.. Schenck came and felt my pulse,
l felt that | was in critical way, from his
countenance. At once, he had the salt that
had been prescribed renewed, and forbade my
eating any more under any circumstances, as
it would irritate my lungs The first thing
that DR.. Schenck did was to give me a large
dose of Schencl's Mandrake Pills; mother
rather demonstrated with the Doctor at first 4;
she was afraid that the operation of the pills,
and having to move about, would start the
bleeding again. He said that was the only
chance.
lay confined to my bed afraid even to
turn my head for fear l would bleed to death.
took Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup as fast as
my stomach would bear it, without any
regard to the directions. | kept on bleeding
for two days after DR.. Schenck was called, but
less in quantity; the third day it came up
clotted, then DR.. Schenck gave encourage
ment. He then gave me a bottle of his
(Schenck's) Sea-weed Tonic, as my stomach
was so weak; it soon gave me such an appe-
tite that was in fear all the time of eating
too much; and still, withal, after the blood
stopped, it left me a distressing cough, and
much more than before | broke the blood
vessel. DR.. Schenck told me that it was
caused by eating salt. The Pills cleansed my
tongue Of the scurf and regulated my bowels.
The Sea-weed Tonic brought up the tone of
my stomach, and felt as though l was doing
well, although my friends all thought | was
going into hasty Consumption, as l coughed
necessarily. When l went to bed at night,
/ would roll and cough all night and towards
morning sweat so that my underclOthes and
the sheets were wringing wet.
My pulse would get very quick and full,
and my tongue although clear of scurf, looked
more like piece of raw beef than anything
can compare it to. | am now a well man. /
have no cough no nightsweats no bleeding,
and have picked up considerably. think l
feel as well as | have for years. | do think
that any person afflicted with anything like
the Consumption should go or send at once to
DR.. Schenck, and let him make his eXamina-
tiOns with his Respirometer, and can assure
them, if the lungs are not too far gone, his
Pulmonic Syrup is sure to cure.
L. T. FRAMBEs.
We, the undersigned are well acquainted
~, ~ n,,l 1pyyr
confined to his bed, as we thought, never to
get up again, but, to our great surprise, he
has been cured, as we believe, by Schenck's S
Pulmonic Syrup.
Rev. LEVI HERR,
ISAAC FRAZER,
WILLIAM II. AsAY,
JACOB GOLDSMITH
JOSEPH +. WEST.
Patients can consult me professionally at
my principal Office No. Is North Sixth street,
corner of Commerce street, every Saturday;
branch Office, No. 80 Bond street, New York,
every Tuesday; and No. 35 Hanover street,
Boston, every Wednesday, from A. NJ. until
3P. M. All advice free of charge, but for a
thorough examination with the Respirometer,
S..
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and 'Sea-weed
Tonic, each $3.50 per bottle, or $3.50 the
halfdozen; Mandrake Pills, % cents per box.
Sold by dealers and druggists everywhere.