Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-02-20
DIR LII. CzapkaY,'s

late IN @ sse rssment Of Honye Chief Surgeon the Mil
tary Hospital Peh, Hungary late Lecturer On Dse
% uhe J Honorary Member Of the Philadelphia College
of Medicine. Particular attention paid 70 'ne 'ree" VI
diseases peculiar to Women and CMare"
Office hours from a. m to p. m Communicatons
strictly CONFIDENTIAL Permanent cure or no pay
y letter OheTyse rx ss s AaTss. Francisco
4 Tribute to uerifsd ingratitude ofgan
to his fellow man often met with In life that estmo
mails prompted by the finer feelings Of the heart are oeses
in the lives of those who sacrifice their best days pn
taty Empiricsm floods the columns Of our press with
fictitious letters singing p%ans 10 tne wSrn o.
tcate from worthy who brief period since seemed
destined to shue of his morta, cen % Mno O oas
weighed down by the hands Of disease can Contrary to
hope ability Of skifui physician has restored MN To-
impeed by gratitude makes known his case and his
1sen 1 and his e society
its publicity it given more to warn the unwary tnah
to sound praises Of physician OF whom scores OIL ike
cases can be cited.
Remarkable Case Of C'esssmp pston.-T The almost mf-
that has been effected in my case me
mpart those of fellow creatures who may be sui
rin from like afcton the source Of relief with short short
to fail. 1 attacked by general weakness and debility
At that stage sought medical assistance and expended
large amounts but without beneficial results Inat e
DESTROYER Consumption had already seized upon my vtas
was daily drawing the tomb; my physician held
hope of my strength had wasted and was
u
scan that he nothing for except to smooth
path the when most fortunately applied to Dr
It is ddcut express the emotions of deepest graft
ude when realizing the service have receiv
ed a the hands of Dr. Czapkay and feel rejoiced that
II at least in my power render this feeble recognition Of
his great skill and capacity To the afflicted would do
@ that You will find by applying TO Dr. L.
scan 81 selc inet f. Il HENRY Wrssa,se
to before this 18th day Of oetobe
1852 City and county San trnn9eS state ps Of Cali
The undersigned perfectly acquainted with Henry wess
ling and knows that the circumstances related in the FORE
going certificate He Henry wessing during
his Illness willing testimony the fact of his
j.. s.. A. RosESHErs.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of octo
ber D. 1859 City county Francisco, Of
California. isl J.F THlEBAULT, Notary Public,
DIR. L. j. CZApKAY's Private Medical and Surgical In
sttue street. below Montgomery opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Compaays Office San Francisco
unless he effects Office hours from o. to-
9 p. IN. ~ .4 rs ---
The following letter. emphatcally speaks itself;
by Dean of Faculty Of the Philadelphia Col
ege Of Medicine to the editors the Medical and
Surgical Journal San Francisco, for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18th, 1859.
To Editors the Pacific Medical aud Surgical
na": en:-My attention has been called
tcle in the December number of and regard
College of Medicine to Dr. L. j. Czpkay When the appi-
cation for the degree made to the faculty.
Czapkay regular graduate NJ D. of the University
Pesih had served Surgeon in the Hungarian Army
degree granted The ad eundem" Deyrec
as its name implies is conferred graduates only and gives
of
iregnlary the application would have been refused By
inserting this in your Journal will do act Of justice
to the College, and confer favor 81
| Yours, very respectfully II. RAND.
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Medicine
Cerfffeafe.-I the undersigned Governor of Hungary
do hereby testify Dr. L. j. Czapkay has served during
| ef In
Hungarian Army, with faithful perseverance. Whereof
have given him this certificate aud do recommend him
sympathy attention and protection of all those are ca
pabe of appreciang patriotic sclfcrce and undeserved
misfortune KossUTH LaJos
Governor of Hungary.
| WASHINGTON CrrY, Jan 6, 1852
REMARKABLE INSTANCES OF MEDICAL REIJEr.
Thanlfutness The incentire to Gratitude
The undersigned desrous of acquainng those who may be
unfortunate enough to he similarly afflicted where perma-
nen relief of their suengs obtained feels IL his
duty TO thus publicly his sincere gratitude to
Dr. L. j. Czapkay for the permanent of his health
Borne down by the incident to
perform ring duty imposed by the y .ro, 70
Of life songht advice Of physicians. first re-
garded my disease Of tring mIrapee but al,s afe
few weeks and in several instances their trsot
ment found to my unuerabe horror that instead of re-
lief my symptoms became more alarming in their te,,s
being told by one that the disease being confined 10 a.
bain medicine would be of little consequence despared Of
reaning my health strength and energy: AZ last re-
sort called on Dr. L. Czapkay who after examining my
case prescribed some medicine which almost instantly
by the result resolved place myself
head became clear ideas collected the pain In
back and grons the weakness of INV limbs. the
reaction OF my whole body the slightest alarm or exce
ment the mslnthropy and evil forebodings the
and want of confidence in Others the incapabty for study
the want OF resolution the terrible pleasant
months after having Doctor felt as If inspe
ted ending with my own hands.
With view to guard the from falling into
snares OF incompetent quacks deem duty TO Offer tls
testimony to the merit and skill of Dr. Czapkay and
mend him to all who stand in need Of medical advice heis
assured Dy my experience that once under his care radical
L. s. BF F,u.or,
state OF city and county Of San Francisco Sub
1856. @' '-'' ,''' o'y oi Apr1i, AD-
lLsJ JoHN MIDDLETON, Notary Public
CAID.-Prompted by an honest desire of INV be.rt -.
10 lay before the public case which deserves commendaton
not only act Of scientific skill but Of humantv
About two years suddenly, and from causes
to me- was siezed with fit of epilepsy which, owing to
medical treatment, and that encouragement with in
skill Of physician frequently. whe IL 70 DEFY The
my calling thrown down to the ground without the h.
pissed the mseries of life aud earned to- loos ma
those who would render assistance or shelter mo s aPon
es While in this state having previous 10 nv ~ .sef
tasted the sweets of life once more nnca5
Dr. L. Czapkay. him of nv circun,sfsn aRiea
inability to reward him for his services reaardless
ng Of God was once restored perfect health II
@ 70 nm ior the boon now enjoy yet consci
Gus o my consider it to unyseif ana II,
70 make the case public in order that hoss n nal
dence may be placed. = ""o'n every cpnH>
I. y MEYER YapIossxY 7a
sate Oh California, county Of San Francisco svo, -.
subscribed before me this 18th day Of August 1888 'n
t~0J dILBEEr A. GRANT, Notary Pubi,c
tne undersigned, having been under the trt
r m ol VI L. q Czapkay although unsolicited feel a,Is
upon 70 give publicity to the efficacy of his tratmsnt
mat ey doing So may be instrumental IN preysn,n
and ,s te terin sunerings and miseres have
anu when SO often results from perncious nlts -
isay & ny disease has ben physiea aud sDs
Youth The r ooTs IN Consequence of fndscretoss n
reneed hs as's saae sasy e.. 70 snGsn ".
Of Dr. c.apkay into requiston All ~ we seEvce
wncn wcd may have formed of him were more than
and Dr. Capkay to ali Who ma
~ na ~ themselves amcted with that dreadful masdv M 49,;
n 20 doing being sympathy suffering ny oest
heartfelt desire of relieving them "omanty snd u
H. 81 l77' 9 '-- N - a. 40 --sLr
state Of California, City and County of o.. -
-On this 3st day July n iSsS IN francseo, B. b