The Trinity journal., 1856-08-23
CIR RATITU DE is THE
COMPLETION OF THANKLULNESs

TNIIE ingratitude of man to his fellow man is so
i often met with in life that testimonials
prompted by the finer feelings of the heart are
oasis in the life of those who sacrifice their best
days in phlanthrOpc devotion to the alleviatiOn
of the ills of frail morality Empiricism floods
the columns Of our press with fraudulent and ic-
titous letters, singing peans to the worth of their
own egotistical cha 'latanism. Below we append
letter from WOIthy man whO a brief period
since seemed destined to 'shuffle off this mortal
coils" who looked forward to his dissolution with
that pleasure which only those weighed down by
the heavy hand Of disease can. Contrary to hope,
the ability of skilful physician has restored him
to his former lealth Relieved from his terrible
situation, and inpelled by gratitude he makes
known his case and remedial agent, and his state
ment is authenticated by Notary Public The
demands o society imperiOusly command its pub
licity, and it is given more to warn the unwary
than to sound the praise of a physician of whom
scores like cases can he cited
CERTIFICATE
Tb1 undersigned desrOus of ac0uainting those
who may be unfortunate enough to be similarly
ahIcted, where permanent relief of their suffer
lhgs may be obtained, feels it his duty thus pub
lcly to express his most sincere gratitude to Dr.
Ia. }. Czapkay for the permanent recovery of his
health. Borne down by the distressing symptoms
incident to the vicious practice of uncomfortable
passion III youth; depressed in body and mind
unable to perform even the most riling duty i'm
posed upon the daily ayocations of life | sought
the advice OF many physicians, who at first re-
garded my disease as Of trifing Importance
alas! after few weeks, and in several instances
months, of their treatment, | found to my unut-
terable horror that instead ofrelief the svmptoms
became more alarming in their torture: and
belng told by one that my disease being prnci
paliy conllned to the brain medicines would he of
niue consequence, deSpared of ever reraining
my health, strength and energy; and as a last re-
sort, and with but "A faint hope called unon DIR
L. ). Czapkay, who, after examining NV case
prescribed some medicine which almost instantly
renewed me Of the dull pain and dizziness in NV
mead. Encouraged by this result | resolved TO
place myself Immediately under his care. and Inv
strict obedience to all his directions and advice
my mead became clear, my ideas collected. the
constant pam IN my back and groins, the wcak-
ness Oh my limbs the nervous reactiGn of n,,
whole body on the slightest alarm Of
tne M mlsanthropy and evil forebodines. the seig
us'rust ana want of Confidence ia others. the in.
capaoillty to study and want of resolution. thn
lIlghtlni' exciting, and ut times nleasurahio
dreams at night, followed by involuntary dis.
charges, nave all disappeared; and In faot in tyo
ihohths aiter having consulted the Doetnr, fnlt
as II inspired by new life-that life which h,t
short tine ago, contemplated to end bv INV
own hand, Va" " my
with view to guard the unfortunate from 70,
ling into the snares of incompetent uacks deero
my duty to offer this testimony TO the merit