The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-01
ALL ONE WAY.
Comments by Well Known Sa-
Vannah People as TO Ah-
hO'S Work in 1.-The
Forest City,"

The discussion over the success Of the
Abbo Institute and its wonderfully inter
estiug Little doctor brings TO light the
fact that although he has been in sa-
vannah scarcely three months he has
made wonderful progress i'm the healing
Of diseases making Of strons influential
friends and establishing genuine repu-
tation.
Desiring to learn just the standing OF
this unique character, a press representa-
tive asked Abbo for some testimony as
TO his claims OF being a wonder work
err" 80 which he repled:
There IS no magic in the art Of medi-
cines, but there is art in the magic VITA
which medicine, intelliEenty ana con-
scientiously handled, viii cure human sur
fering. Doubtless a great deal Of our phy-
steal ailments are imaginary, ana yet this
old world grOans and viii until the end
Of time from the ills that seem 20 be the
inheritance Of the flesh Ny success mas
been due solely 10 the fact that / DO
try 20 help sufferers, not on the mere
ground that ! am a regularly hcenstu
physician, but because i want to give them
relief and thus earn my livelihood nom
estly-a policy that many OF your regu-
lar doctors might pursue TO their own al
vantage. How 1 have succeeded with
this idea you can determine for yourself
II you viii interview a few OF my pa
tents"
The physician took his book containing
nearly $40 names Of people now residing
in Savannah, and from IN called OFF some
Of the most prominent The reporter took
the names. and after carefully Interview
ing the people, whose names and opinions
appear below, concluded that AbbO has
certainly earned the title given him by
one of the most prominent society ladies
living on Huntingdon street OF the best
doctor IN Georgia
There is no better known or more warm
y beloved family than the Outens, Of 66l2
St. Julian street Mrs. Outen, whose pop
ular daughter Jennie has long been suf-
ferer from most VeXatiOus cough Of long
Standing, threatening consumption and
battling Savannah doctors, gave a glow
ing tribute to AhbO. Anything you want
to say IN way of praise" she exclaimed
will express our feelings. He has most
certainly given my daughter relief, in fact
has absolutely cured her Of a trying ar
Fiction. That Is the best evidence of his
ability"
Mrs f. Frippe Of Liberty, one of the
most popular and most highly connected
women IN savannah, was even more en-
thusiastic in her praises. She had just re-
covered from long and painful illness,
the closing days OF which were made bless
ed by Abbo's treatment She said.
There is not his equal in Georgia. I
have tried the best doctors in the United
States for the ailment of which he has
now cured (and she emphasized the word)
me. If some of the Savannah doctors
that are denouncing him would take a few
points from his kindly careful treatment,
ANtAsabAteAAfAN
bearing, they perhaps would not have any
need Of traducing him. My advice to all
women is-go to Abbo for treatment. He
VIII cure you"
Another prominent and delightful en-
thusiast also residing on Liberty street,
but who objects to seeing her name in
PRINT IN any connection, even social men,
uon, went into details as to the doctor 3
treatment of her NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
neuralgia. He certainly did me a world
OF good, and will most willingly tell
a in "a
question. Il have no objection to your
using this information, but my husband
ana myself have peculiar ideas about Il
womans name in print. But I think ABB
DO one Of the ablest and most conscien-
uous physicians ! ever met. My husband
joins me in this opinion" The lady's hus-
band is one of the best known men in the
market, and his name will be cheerfuuy
given at the Abbo Institute
Mrs. l.. Asendorf of 1912 Habersham en-
Joylng an immensely vide circle of friends
ana known TO many as a dreadful suf-
ferer from catarrh, sung the Doctors
praises in major key. At first she OBJ
Jected to being quoted, but when it was
SHOWN her that If she really had been
benefited she should give others the bene-
Mt or her experience, she consented.
Yes, she remarked, che has helped
me IN most marked degree. The fact
mat ne nae practically cured Mr.. Entel-
man, who is well known in the city. was
IA ltset strong proof of his ability, but
went 10 him ana saw for myself He has
given me almost infinite relief and l praise
him for it. have told this to my family
physician, and TO as many of my friends
as l could, and | will gladly tell any one
me-"
Many others were interviewed, but their
testimony was all the same way, in praise
OF ADDo and given with fun consent that
II was TO be used for publication Many
expressions OF anger at the attitude Of
certain doctors were heard, but for rea
not be used.
When the reporter returned to the Alb
% institute and al a late hour found a
wonder worker" he did not marvel at his
success for it was simply another case of
merit winning against prejudiced odds.