The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-12
A Man With a Wonderful
Record.
His Just Methods Appreciated
by Rich and Poor Alike.
Most Remarkable Tribute Ever Offered
10 Medical Skill.

ABBO has now been in Savannah nearly
three months and during this short period
has eSta blished a reputation that cannot
be questioned by the most skeptical. He
has treated over go patients during this
time and from day TO day his offices are
crowded with people suffering from all
manner of diseases. Among the great num-
Der of patrons he has treated you hear
nothing but highest praise and expressions
of gratitude.
ABBO desires to thank the people of Sa-
vannah for their confidence and patron
age in the past and 10 assure the af-
flIcted everywhere of receiving from him
skilful and scientific treatment now and
in the future. AS the afflicted have been
imposed upon and deceived and swindled
time and again by false promises and ig
nOrant medical pretenderS until the SICK
have lost faith in the honorable protes-
SiOn," and thus the just suffer with the
unjust, the Abbo Institute has adopted
the following method: Those wishing
written guarantee for a cure may deposit
the amount with some bank, to be paid
over to the Institute when cure is affected
or returned to patient when failure TO cure
results. His prices will always be reason
able and consultation free. The poor treat
ed free, except necessary cost of medicines.
With a thorough literary and professional
education, and with extensive experience
in the practice Of nervous, chronic and
private diseases of both sexes, he cures
every case in the catalogue OF human ills.
He addresses himself in particular 10 cases
that baffled the skill and science of other
physicians. His patients are among our
most intelligent citizens of every trade
and profession, many of whom have eX-
hausted the skill of their family physician
without obtaining relief His name is a
sufficient guarantee or perfect cure IN
any case he undertakes. Consult him to-
day. A confidential chat costs you moth
ing and may save you much mental ana
physical suffering.
Abbo intends to have the largest and
most successful practice in the state and
his success for the past two months war
rants the expectation. He has over GOO pa
tients now under treatment He does all
he agrees to and will pay $1,000 for proof
that he fails to fulfil his contracts. He
protects his patients by taking only those
cases that can be cured If the case IS IN
durable, he tells you so, but will always
do all that can be done to relieve suffer
ing.
The names of hundreds of Savannah's
best and most reliable citizens can be fur
nished for references. Abbo has stood the
test and is here to stay. Don't be deceived
by Jealous competitors.
Mr.. Barry's tribute to Abbos superior
skill:
MIR. Jas. II. Barry, whose home is in
I.enOx, Mass, has been in Savannah since
November, last, has been deaf with profuse
and Offensive discharges from ears Tor
nine years, says: l placed myself under
treatment with Abbo six weeks ago, and
to-day / can hear distinctly any ordinary
conversation, and that after the hrSt ten
days treatment, have had no discharge
from the ears, and l can frankly and
gladly say that Abbo has accomplished
results in my case in six weeks that
several leading specialists in Boston have
failed TO do in years. There is not Ian
guage in the English language to express
my gratitude and as a physician think
he is the most remarkable man that this
country has even known. Jas. Fl. Barry.
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