The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-20
REWARD VEIL NER|IED.
Thousands Of People Praise Ahho and
Invoke Blessings on Hin for His
Wonderful Cures.

The Abbo Sanitarium, the plans of which
have been given to the public, will no
doubt prove a success. Already INQUIRIES
are pouring into the Abbo Institute from
all sections of the country for information
concerning it and many of the writer's ex-
press eagerness for the date of its compile
ton that they may avail themselves as
soon as possible of its advantages.
The astonishing record of Abbo and his
remarkable skill and efficiency in the prac-
tice of medicine and the cure of disease
has evidently spread over the entire coun-
try. This is proven by the hundreds Of let
tiers that are received from distant states
and the numerous applications for terms
and other information in reference to the
new sanitarium, is evidence that not only
the people of Savannah have confidence in
him, but everywhere that his record has
become known the same trust is reposed
in him. The mere announcement of the
erection of a sanitarium for the reception
of the sick and invalids without the assur-
ance that they would receive the attention
of some physician of skill and exper-
fence, would be lacking a guarantee suf-
fcient to warrant them in leaving their
homes and mourning considerable expense.
The Abbo Sanitarium win be founded
upon the success that has attended the Abb
DO Medical and Surgical Institute and II
will be a step higher in the progress of
Abbo who is fast ascending to the top
most pinnacle in his chosen profession.
That he will succeed in obtaining that
hight is of little doubt as he has aiding
him the good will and encouragement of
the people, and the meritorious nature of
his medical work is so well known and
| recognized, that it necessarily carries with
it a reward that will be lasting.
The amount Of good for the sick and af
hicted that has been accomplished by ABB
DO since his residence in Savannah can
scarcely be estimated On every hand can
be heard words of praise that are spoken
for him by his patients and many are the
| blessings invoked for him by the afflicted
people, who have been given relief from
their bodily suffering and torture and in
some instances saved from death by the
amazing effects of his treatment. Many
poor victims Of some distressing malady
who have suffered for years excruciatlng
agony have been rescued by him from the
| torture they were undergoing, and hum
dreds of persons worn and weakened and
| in state Of premature old age by rea-
| son of sickness have been restored to alb
solute health, strength and vigor by Abbo's
remedies.
The Abbo Medical and Surgical Institute
at 10 and 122 Hull street, west, is daily
crowded with patients seeking Abbos adj
vice and assistance and the class and
number of people who can be found there
almost at any time speaks in strongest
language of the appreciation OF his work
by the people and is an indisputable sign Of
success. The crowds that are seen there,
however, but indicate partly the number
that are receiving Abbo's system of treat
ment as numerous patients are being
treated by him at their homes in different
portions of this and adjoining states. The
system of home treatment as perfected by
Abbo, gives to those who are unable to
visit Savannah, the same advantages and
benefits while remaining at their homes.
Like the visitors to the office these pa
TENTS have received relief that was Won
derful and as a consequence hundreds of
testimonials of Abbo's skill has been re-
ceived from them.