The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-31
The Nineteenth Century Won
der.
His Magnificent Offices al i5S Hull
Street the Scene CT Many Re-
maTkable Cures.
The Blind Are Mace to See, the Lame to
Walk; Rheumatic Pains Disappear; Tu-
mors, Cancers and Mlny Diseases
Supposed 10 Be Incurable Dis
appear as if by Magi;.
PEOPLE WHO HAVE SUFFERED
FOR YEARS

III -FtAS
Tell of the Marvellous Cures of the
Little Doctor Who Is working
Wonders in the Treatment of Dis
ease-Interesting Talks With some
of His Patients.
While making his rounds this morning a
News reporter dropped in the house at
155 Hull street for a purpose of an inter
view with the little physician who is con-
1 Quoting a medical institute at that place
/ Upon entering he found the sitting room
[ well filed with persons waiting an au-
I dience with the doctor. An interview
however, is not easily obtained as his mo-
ments are precious, there constantly being
| a number of persons waiting his treat
ment After sending in his card and re-
| ceiving his reply that he would have to
| patiently await his turn, the reporter be-
came engaged in conversation with sew
| eral of the patients. As a result of a few
minutes pleasantly spent in this manner
| he became aware of many wonderful
cures that had been effected by Dr. Abbo
and of cases where great relief had been
obtained by sufferers who were still re-
! ceiving his professional attention.
One lady, the wife of a well known coun-
] - 1AAAeAAAf Sctliltu EAdQ Oh an opportunity
TO attest the merits of DR.. Abbo and pro-
claim the qualification she felt at the prog
| ress she had made under his skilful care.
Il have been a sufferer from catarrh for
| great many years." said this lady, "and l
| felt that 1 was rapidly losing both my
| sight and hearing. I visited several physi-
clans and specialists of this city without
any apparent chance of recovering the full
use Of these faculties, and in the hope of
having them restored to some degree spent
large sums of money in visiting renown-
ed eye and ear specialists in Atlanta and
Washington D. c. The feeling that I was
going blind was dreadful and / am open
to state that being a firm believer in pray
err continually prayed for a restoration
of these senses. j also believe that the
answering came in deciding me to visit
| DR.. Abbo for the affect of his treatment
has been wonderful l have only been
under his care since February and now do
| not use glasses. in fact they are an incum-
| brance, and my hearing has been wonder
| fully improved. DR.. Abbo has guaranteed
me a perfect and permanent cure and /
am confident that he will accomplish what
/ he promises"
This lady stated that her hearing had
| been failing nearly twenty years, and
numbers of her friends were watching the
| case with interest. One gentleman called
| on her husband she said. to know how
| she was getting on, as his wife also need
| ed treatment, but was awaiting the re-
.
said she, ito send his wife to Dr. Abbo
at once, as the delay was only a loss
| This lady while she appeared very en-
! thusiastic over the work of DR.. Abbo, only
! voiced the sentiments Of Others who We're
| interviewed.
MY wife had been in wretched health for
| over three years; in fact, scarcely knew
! during that time well day. She has
| now been under the care of DR.. Abbo
! only five weeks. and the change is as
tonishing. consider her perfectly cured,
! and cannot praise DR.. AbbO too highly"
| J. w. Jones, a well-known gentleman.
! had been a sufferer for a long time with
| one of those dreaded eating cancers that
| is looked upon with horror, not only by
the afflicted one, but by the medical
| profession. 1t was located on his neck
and for the past year had been an open,
| malignant, slOughing spot. Dr. Abbo, af-
! ter five weeks attention, successfully re-
| moved the cancer, the wound has healed
| over thoroughly, and there is now no
| trace of what was a horrible disease
| spot.
on yesterday an operation was perform
| ed on a man for dropsy and over eight
| cen quarts of water was removed, the
| operation was entirely successful and the
| patient joins with the Others in praise
| of AbbOs work.
| \ one of the most astounding cures. how
ever, is of a lady residing in the southern
| section of the city who had been confined
| to her bed with drOpsy and had been
| given up as incurable by her physicians.
| They claimed that she was beyond the
| power of medicine or the art of surgery
| and told her family that they could only
| assist her to the extent of keeping her
| under the influence of morphine that she
| might die easily and without pain. As
| a last resort and only with the same feel
ing with which a drowning man would
| grasp a straw DR.. AbbO was called and,
| belief he treated her for few days I'M
| til she was able to stand an operation,
! when it was performed and over twenty
| quarts of water removed. That lady is
! now bpNOnd danger and the road 4
| speedy and full recovery. In the office
| this morning was young lady, attended
| by her mother, on whom an operation
| was performed for the removal of tumor
| on the cheek. Several physicians treated
| her without success, but this wizard-liSe
| doctor, nevertheless, guarantees to re-
| move it successfully.
The fact that the people are appreciat-
| ing the doctors wonderful achievements
is attested by the throngs that are con-
| stantly making their way TO his office. He
| has since his stay in this city only a few
1 months ago, been compelled to move his
institute twice to enable him to increase
the size Of his institution which was com
PEELED by the constant addition to the
number of his patients.
THE WHOLE BUILDING.
DR. Abbo is now occupying the entire
three-story building az 1888 Hull street 1t
! is handsomely furnished and every i'm
provement in medical and surgical appli-
| ances has been added.
on the basement floor is the waiting
| room for colored people while on the sec
| Ond floor is the sitting room, consultation
| room, operating apartment and labOra tory.
! At the invitation OF the doctor the News
| representative went through these rooms
| ana was shown large numbers OF surgical
| instruments used by surgeons, and which
| cost hundreds of dollars.
| The Abbo Institute is without doubt well
| equipped and it's wonderful little doctor
deserves encouragement and patronage.
This he is surely receiving, as it is almost
| impossible TO have a moments conversa-
ton with him without Interruption, and
not a day passes that some persons are
compelled to so away without being able
to see him.-ad