Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-11

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DR. L. j. CzAPKAY san Fransf...
A Tribute TO .Verited Vorfh.-Thci,cr.,,
to his fellow man is so often met with in Gle T o man
mails prompted by the finer feelings of the bear ' Imo
the lives of those who sacrifice their host r cases
anhrOpc devotion to the alienation of the Ills % u PHI
nity Emprcism floods the columns Of oTr iran nor
false and fictitious letters, singing puans 10 I'm u, With
their own cgoilsucll charNtanism Below we nucnJ IA OF
ticltc from worthy man who brief period oii u Ger
destined to " shuttle Oft his mortal c0il0 who G SEEMED
ward TO his dissolution win that pleasure which o o
weighed down by the hands Of disease can Cl Cl those
hope the ability Of skliul physician has restored NY to
his former health. Relieved from his terrible, uat m to
impced by gratitude he makes known his c9so u and
remedial agent, and his statement is auhcntl,% ANA his
Notary Public. The demands OF society mnor,",u ny q
mand its publicity and it is given more to warm tH com
ry than to sound the praises OF physician OF whom
of like cases can be cited. ''''eS
Remarkable Case of Coas,nnption.-Tbc o,o,....
raculous that has been effected in my coso MI
to mpar to those of my fellow creatures win 'ujs
suffering from ke allctlon, lhe source Of relief vu
short description Of my Several years AGO. mo na
began to fail was attacked by general weal,ool' " J"
bility which reduced me to the mere shadow Of nv t
self At that stage | sought medical assistance i
pended large amounts hut without the least be.icif
suit That tall destroyer Consumption, had already s
upon my vtals 1 was daily drawing closer to n, 1'
my physicians held out no hope of recovery NV e,D
had wasted. and was in state Of almost utter ur
was informed by my physician that he could do naiu.
for me except to smoothe my path to the grave vl,
fortunately applied m L. j. Czaplav and ANN " SI u.SI
wen and perfectly sound man. II is dimclt for M m
press the emotions Of deepest gratitude experience l
realizing the immeasurabe service have rsceyaj % @
hands OF DR.. L. }. Czipkay, and feel reoced that IL % |
least in my power to render this feeble recognition a I
great skill and capacity To tAe anicodI woaI sl, ]
despair, for Whatever may be the nature of your ca ANY,
conf lent that You viii fad relief hy applying To rr
C2pEay. There is balm in Gieod, ana lherc Il, ,i
sabscrbci and sworn to before ne. tbs Ism b"l 1
tohar A. D., 1859 city and county Of san Francisco >rt
orCalIomh. IT, 81 j. L. WllBArlr Notary pu6rc'
The undersigned is perfectly acquain I'd with lurvWs
ling and knows that the circumstances related in t. f
going certificate true. H. saw Henry Wesslnp d1i.
his Illness ami bears willing testimony to the fact or &
remarkable cure 10y Or. L. }. Czapkay.
snbseribed ana sworn to before me- this i7s y1 a..
ober A. D. 1859 city and county of san Francisco o,,s
Of California, H.. 81 JF IlllBAuLp, Noiy Public
DIR. l.. } CZAPKAY's Private Medical and surgclh.
stitue on Sacramento street below Montgomery opIsIe
the Pacific Mail steamship Company Office, san Francis,
The Doctor offers free consultations and asks rcmaei
ion unless he effects cure Office hours from a. m to
The following Letter, which emphalcally speaks for it,
self was written by the Dean Of the Faculty Of the pH
depha College OF Medicine to the editors Of the Paid,
Medical and Surgical journal san Francisco, for plbuca
ton Philadelphia, Jan. II, 1859
TO the Editors Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Jon
na Gontomcn--Sy attention has been called to an art
Gle in the December number of your Journal in regard
the al eundem degree, granted by the Philadelphia Cot
ege of Medicine, to Ir L. Czapkay When the applca
ton for the Degrec made to the Faculty, it accom-
panied by andavits and testimonials to the effect that Dr.
CNpkay was regular graduate NJ D. Of the lh,vu,Iy@
Testh Lad served as surgeon in the Hungarian Army
regular practitioner Of medicine. ON the stronghold
these the Ulgrc, was granted The adj runlcm' Degree
as its name impes Is conferred graduates only ml
gives privileges. Had there been the slightest
picion of rreaularitv the application would have h,.
fused. by inserting this IN our journal, you WuJoAac
Of justice to the College, and confer favor on
Yours, cry respectfully, IT, RAND
Dean of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College OF Med He
Csrfiacate.--I the undersigned, Governor of Hungary
do hereby TESTIFY, that pr. h. j. C@pkay hl~ seyrldNmg
the contest for Hungarian liberty, as Chief Surgeon DO m
Hungarian Army. with faithful prrs veruuc. Whereof
have given him this certificate, and do Vcumm'ul huu
the sympathy attention, aud protection of an thos. who
are capable o approaching patriotic saIsacnhc and uu.
deserved misfortune. k0&,trH lAIus,
Governor of Hungary
Washington City, Jan. 9Th 1892 ul3
REMARK NBLE INSTANCES OF MEDICAL RELIEF
Taa'f.dne is me iacspji,e 10 Grafaude--CFmnruf--
The undersigned de-irou- of acqWinlmg those Who tu
be unfortunate enough to be simhry afflicted whore
permanent reiet of their suherngs may he obtane a
it his duty to tns publicly express Ais most sincere -
'nVe 10 r j. D. 'HplEaZ ior me permanent recovery
ms he'lul Borne down by the distressing symptoms M
cident to the vicious practices of yonth depressed in boz
and mind unable TO perform the most u1ing duty imp
Ell ~ the daily ayocacnS OF hte sought advice Of ml
phy sicaS who at first regarded my disease as Of tl0s
Importance bat alas. after few weeks, and in
instances months of their treatment found to my
erabe horror that instead of relief my symptoms becau
more aaImug in their torture and being told by That
the disease being confined TO the brain. medicine would
Of little cquence dcspaired Of ever regaiung my
health. strength and energy and last resort called
on Dr. L. j. Czupkay who after examining nv case ma,
scribed some medicine, which almost instantly relieved
me of the duh pain and dizzine. in the head Encouag
ed by the result resolved to place self under his
and by strict obedience TO his directions and advice
head became cle3r, my ideas collected the constant pain
in my back and grons the weakness of my limbs the
nervous reaction OF my whole body the slightest alarm
OF eEc, ,emeht te 'hopy ana e'l' torebodng the
seldstrust ana want Of confidence in Others the ucaIt
ohtY Tor study the want OF resolution, the terrible yet
sometimes pleasant dreams by night have all disappeared
and, in fact in two months after having consulted tho
Doctor felt as it inspired by Hte-that life which
short time ago contemplated ending with my own
hands
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling in
to snares of incompetent ouacls deem il nav dutr to
offer this testimony to the meit and skin of DR.. Czapkay
and recommend him 80 ali who stand in need Of medical
advice being assured by my own experience that once
ected
[LsI b. f. Fillmore
state of California; city and county of San Francisco
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day of April
NJ, d., 1850
lLsl Jouy atDD1rroy Notary Public.
Card.--promptei by an honest desire of my heart
wish 10 lay before the public which deserves com
mondaton, not only an act Of scientific skill but OF
humanity also. About two years ago, suddenly aud
from causes unknown TO sliced with 6t of epep
syi which, owing to my inability Ito meet the expense,
consequent upon thorough medical treatment aud taI
dscou".em met with in attempting t. soon became
such as then led TO believe, to defy the skill OF any
nhl'iean. IWas irequenuy while in pursuit OF my ea
ing thrown down 10 the ground without The shsu5s'
warning, ana although iu5ensbe to the agonies ytt u
Spt>ed the mlseries Of my life and soon learned to ooA
upon those who would render assistance or shelter ms
of my msees While in this state and having pre-
viuus to my affection tasted the sweets of life once
more was induced to attempt seeking aid OF ryscNn
and by recommendation, called on Dir. l.. }. Chhay '
him Of my circumstances and my inability to r9Nafa ln"
for his services regardless of which however he at "n
undertook my case, and with the blessing OF Cod Na5
once more restored to perfect health Unable TO r'""
hin for the boon which enjoy at present and }e cons
sclous of my indebtedness, consider it due to & a
an afflicted to make the case public, in order ti"t ."
in need of medical advice may lind physician III "oN'
every confidence may be placed.
f.. 81 MEYER YAmONsRf'
State of California county Of San Francisco sworn '"
subscribed before me- this 18th day OF August, $500 a.,
l.. GILBERT a, GRANT, Notary TupH''
Card the undersigned having been under und fasI tniI
treatment of DR.. l., j. Czaphay, although unsolci.c4
called upon togye publicity to the efficacy ol ms M | in
meht hoping that by doing so may be instrun'ehso
preventing others from the fearful suuerings ana Z Zns
experienced and which often results from te hys.
practice Of preenders My disease has been thal o f
cal and mental disability which follows in conse4ue ara
ndscretions in youth The agonies which eh,u%' % 10
perhaps unnecessary for to detail they are th,t
those who have experienced them Suffice to say Iu &
having called the service of Dr. H. j, CMpkay h hd of