Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-14

J. Vat,ln
late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War CpES D
to the goth Regiment OF ionveds, Chief Surgeon H. ca
itary Hospital OF Pesth Hungary late Lecturer ON No c h
of the Gento Urinary Organs and Diseases of @ Diseases
Children, and Honorary Member of the Phiod, omen aud
of Medicine. Particular attention paid to the t College
diseases peculiar to Women and children "calment Of
Office hours from a. IN. to 8 D. M Cor
strictly confidential Permanent cure guarant5 ncaOns
Consultations (by letter or otherwise) free A ho ly
DIR Il. D. CLAPKAY, San Frons,.
n Tribute to .uerited W'Orth.-The incrot,,.,
to his fellow is 50 often met with in life th Of man
malls prompted by the finer feelings of the hear, esmo
devotion to the alienation Of the m In l
taty Empircism floods the columns of onr u, mG
false and fictitious letters, singing p@ans to tb ,' with
their own egOtstical charlitansm Below we a worth u
tihcate from worthy man who brief period giu ci
destined to shuttle of his mortal coilb ,b V % eMe
ward to his dissolution with that pleasure which o4d 6r
weighed down by the hands of disease can c! those
hope the ability of skillful physician has resto a
his former health Relieved from his terrible si anu
remedial agent, and his statement is auhentIIl Ili BIS
Notary Public The demands of society mperigl byp
mand its publicity and it is given more to warn P CO.
ry than to sound the praises of physician of WHOM l"a
of like cases can be cited 'VFa
Remarkable Case Of Consunlp 40 tion,-T1a,
raculous that has been effected in nv 'sl nl
me to mpart to those Of my fellow creatures I lOhls
suffering from like alieiOn, the source Of rl1 u DO
short description of my case, Several Years a9 Snhl
began to fail was attacked by general week.-mrs. ' ~aa
n
self At that stage sought medical assistance nlAT
pended large amounts but without the least hen6 l e.
suit That fell destroyer Consumption had aIread @
upon my vals daily drawing closer ia tI,3s sl@l
my physicians held out hope of recovery NV s, oo
had wasted and in state of almost utter nrostl
was informed by my physician that he could do n,a
for except to smoothe my path to the grave vb
applied to Dr. L. j. Czapkay and a r'r ns
we'll and perfectly sound man. 1t is difficult for NJ" oW
press the emotions of deepest gratitude experience R
realizing the immeasurabe service have received sLA
hands Of DR.. l.. D. Czapkay and feel rejoiced that " m
least in my power to render this feeble recognr ~
great skill and capacity. To the afflicted would so a. a. ls
despair for whatever may be the nature of your nO'
confident that you will find relief by applying 10 ur '@4 @
Cnpkay. "There is balm in Gilead, and there is, n ,
scian there" IL. ). HENRY WESSlM"
Ober, A. d., 1859. City and county of San Francs ~
of California. H.. 81 j. f. TIlIBAULT Notary Ppi5 S"
The undersigned is perfectly acquainted with Henry Wy
ling, and knows that the circumstances related in G IVY"
going certificate are true. He saw Henry Wesslng dn
his illness and bears willing testimony to the fast u o
remarkable cure by Dr. L. j. Czapkay ="
Subscribed and to before this I7th dav o,
tobor, A. d., 1909. City and county of San Francisco Ss
of California. f." 81 If THIBAULT, Notary puj@
DR. L. }. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and surgaIt
stitute Sacramento street, below Montgomery o1
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office San Fr,Irs
The Doctor offers free consultations and asks no ro
ton unless he effects cure Office hours from A. IA
p. m
The following letter. which emphaticaly speaks f .
self written by the Dean Of the Faculty Phi.
depha College of Medicine, to the editors Of the ad,
Medical and Surgical journal, San Francisco, for pl.
tion Philadelphia, Jan. II lSg
To the Editors of the Pacific Medical and Suraa G
nal' Gcntlemen-My attention has been called to an st
Gle in the December number of your journal in regard
the . al endemn degree, granted by the PlHilelaG
egc of Medicine, to DR., l.. j. C3apkay. When the apa
on for the Degree made to the Faculty it was accom-
panied by atdHVts and testimonials to the effect that r
CApkay was regular graduate NJ D. of the CuiNcrsHd
Pesth had served as Surgeon in the Hungarian Army a
"A lp gtrtri %
these the Degree granted. The . ad eundem ltgre
as its name implies, is conferred on graduates only ad
gives privileges, Had there been the slightest si
picion of rreguarty the application would have bnn
fused BY inserting this in your Journal, you wdoaaaa
of justice to the College, and confer a favor on
Yours, very respectfully, H. RAND
Dean Of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine
CertiacGfe.--I, the undersigned Governor Of Hungary
do hereby testify that Dr. l.. J. Czapkay has seryeurg
the contest for Hungarian liberty, Chief Surgeon t
Hungarian Army, with faithful perseverance. Whereof
have given him this certificate, and do recommend him
the sympathy, attention. ana protection of all those who
are capable Of approaching patriotic sefsacrice du
deserved misfortune. KOSSUTli LAJtS,
Governor OF IH9.drC
Washington City, Jan. 9th, 1852. AA
REMARKABLE INSTANCES OF MEDICAL RELIEF
TdRkfneSS is the incentive to Grdtitude--C CERnncF--
The undersigned desrOus of acquaintng those who may
be unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted where
permanent relief of their suferings may be obtained e
1t MS uull Il puDlcly Apfess MS most
tude to Dr. l. j. Caapkay for the permanent recovery
his health. Borne down by the distressing syGpoms To-
cident to the vicious practices of yonh depressed in BODY
ana mind, unable to perform the most triling duty m
ed by the daily avocations of te sought advice of man
physicians who at first regarded my disease as of rim
Importance but AIMS after a few weeks and in seynl
instances months of their treatment, found to my unit
terabe horror that instead of relief my symptoms became
more alarming in their torture and being told by one that
the disease being confined to the brain medicine would
Of little consequence, despaired of ever regaing ny
health, strength and energy and as last resort cal
on m l.. j. Capkay, who, after examining my case pre-
scribed some medicine, which almost instantly relieved
me of the dull pain and dizziness in the head Encour
ed by the result resolved place myself under his care
and by strict obedience to his directions and advice A
mead became clear my ideas collected, the constant pan
IN my back and gr"ins, the weakness OF my limbs 'h
nervous reaction OF my whole body on the slightest M
or excitement the misauthropy and evil forebodngs
sell dlstrust and want OF confidence in others the ncp
6lity for study, the want of resolution the terrible
sometimes pleasant dreams by night have all iSapIe
and in fact, in two months after having consulted ls
Doctor, felt as if inspired by fe--hat life which
a short time ago | contemplated ending with ny o'n
hands.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling n
to snares of incompetent quacks, deem il my duty
offer this testimony to the meIit and skill of Dr. CN
and recommend him so all who stand in need Of medical
advice, being assured by my own experience that once
under his care radical and permanent wlbsd'
fected.
T.. 81 b. F. Fnr@m
State of California; city and county of San Francisco
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day of AI
NJ. d., 1856.
L. s. JOHN MIDDLETON, Notary Public
drd.--PrOmpted by an honest desire of my heart J
wish 10 lay before the public a which deserves CON
mendatlon, not only act of scientific skill Oul
humanity also. About two years ago suddenly sI'
IIo causes unknown to me- siezed with ht Ot eF
syi which, owing to my inability to meet the expenses
consequent upon thorough medical treatment ana W
encouragement met with in attempting it, soon becam'
SUCH as then led to believe to defy the skill O a
physician. was frequently while in pursuit OF my cav cav
ling, thrown down to the ground without the slgng
warming and although nsensble to the agonies yu%k
spised the miseries of my life and learned to @
upon those who would render assistance or shelter
from danger, enemies who sought tC proOng the eA
ence of my miseres While in this state and having pr
yous to my alictiOn tasted the sweets OF ne a v
more was induced to attempt seeking aid OF ,I
and by recommendation, called on Dr. L. j. Czaphal im
him OF my circumstances and my inability TO re"a' a
for his services, regardless of which, however he AZ
undertook my case, and with the blessing OF Goul G
once more restored to perfect health. Unable 10 n
him for the boon which enjoy at present ana yeifn
sclous of my indebtedness consider it due to my b
all afflicted to make the public, in order ta' %
IN need OF medical advice may find ply siciah III w
every confidence may be placed. ovssr.
It.. s. MEYER YABpSsA''
State of California county of San Francisco --sw"D
subscribed before me, this 18th day of August loJo
L. S. GILBERT A. GRANT Notary i''
A Cdrd.--I, the undersigned having been hi unu feel
treatment of DR.. l.. j, Czapkay, although treat
called upon togive publicity to the efficacy OF tl 10
ment, hoping that by doing SO may be instr r,
preventing others from the fearful suferngs anu