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United States, and during the Hungarian war
and campaigns, he is enabled to apply the
most efficient and successful remedies against
diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury-
charges moderate-treats his patients in a
correct and honorable way-and has refer
enees of unquestionable veracity from men of
known responsibility and high standing in So
ciety. All parties consulting him. by letter
or otherwise. will receive the best and gent
lest treatment and implicit secresy
CPERMATORRHGA OR LOCAL WEAK.
y NESS.-DR. l.. j. CZAPKAY. late lectur.
er on diseases Of women and children, and
chief Surgeon of the Military Hospital Of
Pcsth. Hungary, would call public attention
to Spermatorrhra or local weakness.-There
is not in the catalogue OF human maladies one
more to be deprecated then this, as we'll be-
cause of present distress. as the ultimate re-
suits The tone of the system under its nfu-
ence is either impaired or entirely destroyed,
and class of symptoms supernduced, that
units man for the performance of any of the
ordinary duties of life. The injuries done to
the physical part of man are truly lamentable,
but triting when compared to those of the
censorum. the great nervous centre, and to
the nervous system generally, This disease
which is too often consequent upon that soli-
tary vice. selfabuse. involves pathological
conditions beyond the comprehension of the
unintiated, but which are well understood by
the regular practitioner. Amongst the symp-
toms most conspicuous are the following
Love of solitude aversion to business and So
ciety, distressing tmidity, nervous excitement
from slight causes, loss of memory. confusion
of ideas, inability to reason correctly, low
spirits and lassitude dullness of apprehension
and misanthrOphy. These being functional
arrangements, are of the harbingers of hOr-
rid organic LESSONS of the brain, which pro-
faulty. dementia and death.
For the cure of this and all kindred dis
eases, DE- Czapkay has established his lnsti-
tute. where all may rely with perfect conf
dence upon that skill which long experience
and thorough devotion to his profession has
given Those who suffer should call without
delay. and use the means by which they may
recupegate and live All consultations, by
letter OF otherwise. free. Address to
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute, Armory Hall,
Corner Sacramento and Montgomery sts.,
Je 9-my San Francisco.
CPERMATORRHOEA. OR LOCAL WEAK
- NESS. Nervous Debility. Low Spirits. Las
situde, Weakness of the Limbs and Back, In
disposition and Incapabilty for Labor and
Study. Dullness of Apprehension, Loss OF
Mem0ry, Aversion to Society. Love OF SOll-
tude. Timidity. Self Distrust, Dizzines. Head
ache. Involuntary Discharges. Pains in the
Side. Affections of the Eyes. Plmples on the
Face. Sexual and other ntirmties in man, are
cured without fail by the Justly celebrated
Physician and Surgeon, l.. }. CZAPkA1. HIS
method of curing diseases is new, unknown to
othcrs,) and hence his great success: All con-
sutations, by letter or otherwise, free.
The attention of the reader is called to the
following: A lady of high standing in society,
aud great respectability published card in
the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch, Septem-
ber f4th 1851. which is as follows:
"A CARp.-The undersigned feels it her du-
ty to express her heartfelt gratitude to DR..
Czapkay. for the successful cure Of herself and
child. The latter having been afflicted by q
severe attack of Cholera 1nfantum was
given up as incurable by some of the most
celebrated physicians, when she called on Ut.
Czapkay-whom she heard very favorable re-
port and who. after a short period, restored
the child to perfect health. Encouraged by
this extraordinary result, she sought advice
herself, for the scrofuous malady with which
she had been afflicted for eight years, and
which withstood the treatment OF the best
physicians in Europe and America. But Dr.
Czapkay has succeeded in aflOrding her per-
mancnt relief. so that she can now ENJOY lie,
which for eight years had lost all charms TO
her She therefore deems it due to herself
and to all sick and afflicted, to recommend Or.
Czapkay as one of the most skilful physicians
within the United States.
MRS. CAROLINE GRAY,
Cor Walnut Il 7th sts., Philadelphia, ia.
A. CHASER, Notary Public, 1876, 7th st.
The following is an editorial notice in the
Boston Daily Times of August 5th, 1893:
A SKILFUL PHYSIClAN-Dr. l.. ). gap
KAY has opened an office at No. l6 Pleasant
street in this city. DR.. c, is an Hungarian oy
birth and was connected with the patrlotlc
army as physician and surgeon under the pat-
rOnage of kossuth. He combines with a Ill,
isned education and the most refined anu
agreeable manners. the most eZsepslNe sclfHAg
tifc abilities and skill in his profession ca!na
we feel much pleasure in recommending n'M
to our citizens as physician and gent!!esniah,H
DR.. Czapkay has spent some time in fhiiade,',
pia. where he won the confidence and !rienu-
ship of those who became acquainted wi'n-
him. Among his friends in Philadelphia, are
gentlemen of the highest respectabllity, WIFI
whom we are personally acquainted. ne nau'
an extensive practice in Hungary. beIoie 'ne
Austrians and Russians compelled MIN w.
leave it for being found guilty OF excessive
patriotism, We hope he will rycelve tIa' p"-'
tronage due man Of so eminent capac''y''''
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