The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-12
CURED OF BROKEN BLOOD-vESSEL BYDR SCRENCWS
MEDICINES


l. Z. 7. Frambes, residing at No. All Vine
street, do hereby certify that had constant
hacking cough, with pain in my shoulders
and under my shoulder-blade, my complexion
sallow, bowels irregular, sometimes too loose,
and other times costive. On the 1st of May
last took wal 7ranklin Square, and sat
down to get .esh air. had not sat there
more than . 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 l was taken over to Mr..
Bowers drug store, corner of Sixth and Vine
streets. They sent for physician, and was
taken home. ! laid there for several
days, splitting from a pint to quart
of blood once or twice a day. My mother
insisted on sending for DR.. schenck which
was done and at that time every hemorrhage
was expected to take me off. When DR..
Schenck came and felt my pulse, felt that
was in a critical way, from his countenance
At once he had the salt that had been pre-
scribed removed, 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 large dose
Schenck's Mandrake Pills; mother rather
demonstrated with the doctor at first; she was
afraid that the operation of the pills, and
having to move about, would start the bleed
ing again. He said that was the only chance
l lay confined to my bed, afraid even to turn
my head, for fear l would bleed to death. L
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stomach would bear it, without any regard to
the directions. l kept on bleeding for two
days after Dr. S. was called, but less in guam
tity the third day it came up olotted then
DR.. S. gave encouragement. He then gave me
a bottle of his (Schenck's) Seaweed Tonic, as
my stomach was so weak; it soon gave me
such an appetite that l was in fear all the time
of eating too much and still, withal, after
the blood stopped, it left me with 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 Seaweed Tonic brought up the
tone of my stomach, and l felt as though
was doing well, although my friends all
thought was going into hasty consumption,
as l coughed necessarily. When 1 went to
bed at night, would roll and cough all night,
and towards morning sweat so that my under
clothes 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 we'll man. l
have no cough, no night sweats no bleeding,
and have picked up in flesh considerably. 1
think l feel as well as / have for years.
think that any person afflicted with anything
like the Consumption should go or send at
once to DR.. Schenck, and let him make his
examinations with his Respirometer; and l
can assure them, if the lungs are not too far
gone, his Pulmonic Syrup is sure to cure.
E. T. FRAMBEs.
We. the undersigned are well acquainted
with Mr.. E. T. Frambes, and saw him down,
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 Pull
monic Syrup.
Rev. LEVI HERR, No. 126 New street.
ISAAC FRAZER, No. 1904 Chestnut street.
WILLIAM H. Assay, southwest corner Fifth
and Poplar streets.
JACOB GoLDsMITH, No. 52l Market street.
JOSEPH E. WEST, Attorney -at-law, No. 4l9
Walnut street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
DIR. j. H. Schenck is professionally at his
Principal Office, No. Is North Sixth street,
corner of Commerce street, Philadelphia,
every Saturday. where all letters fer advice
must be addressed.
He is also professionally at No. 80 Bond
street, New York, every Tuesday, and No.
35 Hanover street. Boston, every Wednesday
He gives advice free, but for thorough
examination with his Resprometer the price
is S5. Office hours at each city from A. M.
to3P. M.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed
Tonic, each $3.50 per bottle, or $3.50 pei
half-dozen; Mandrake Pills, 25 cents box.
A full supply of DR.. Schenck's medicines fol
sale at all times at his rooms; also by Drug
gists generally.
GREAT STRAW GOODS OPENING.
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