The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-13
SUFFERING WOMEN.


The many ills that attack the female
structure and which battle the medical pro-
fession are deplorable.
OF the many distressing sights that are
daily witnessed and which bring forth re-
marks of regret and sympathy, none are
more pathetic than to witness the number
of women who are the very pictures of
woe, suffering and distress. These are
not confined to the poor unfortunates
whose allotment of this worlds goods are
meager, but there is misery and agony too
great to be expressed or described, eating
away the happiness and life of thousands
of women who are clothed in silks and
satins, and at whose command is wealth
and power.
That this class should go through life
wearing a dull countenance, having a
heavy heart and suffering agonies that
make life almost unbearable, may be sur
prising and much more so when it is con-
sidered that within their grasp there lies
a means Of relief, an avenue of escape
from their misery and suffering
Such is to-day the exact condition of
thousands of women in every city who are
in the clutches of one of the many ills
and Affections to which their sex is sub
ject The question is naturally asked,
have they sought relief and endeavored to
alleviate their condition. Large numbers
of them undoubtedly have, and many have
spent small fortunes, in a vain search for
some medical treatment that would, even
to a degree, restore them to their proper
condition and make them true types of
womanhood, with all her powers which
she was intended to possess.
The success of Abbo in the treatment of
female complaints has been heralded far
and wide by those who have experienced
it, and the time is fast approaching when
Savannahians will see the folly of making
costly trips to distant cities when supe-
ior treatment can be obtained at home. The
Abbo Institute is well equipped for the
treatment of every class of disease, and in
addition to the large crowds who daily
visit the institute, persons in every part
Of this and several adjoining states are re-
ceiving the benefit of Abbo's skill by
means of his home treatment.
THE WORLDS GREATEST BLIGHT.
The almost universal condition of weak
ened nerve force that prevails among the
civilized people of all nations and more es-
pecially in those countries and towns
where the greatest business and social ac
tivity prevails. 1t is one of the crying
evils OF our time that men and women be-
come physical wreck at a period in their
lives when they should represent the per-
lection Of physical and mental force. The
IacC is tnat the requirements OF business
and social life impose such hurly burly,
feverish, nervous, brain-consuming body
neglectlng method of living that only the
strongest conditions can endure the con-
slant strain and maintain healthy equi-
librium
The most populous public institutions to-
day are the asylums for the insane, and it
is unquestionably fact that modern bus
mess methods, social customs and excuses
that weaken the vital forces, are the I'M
derlying causes for the constantly increas-
ing percentage of insanity.
ABBO's SPECIFIC MEDICINES
Go straight to the diseased organs and
can be plainly felt at work in the diseased
parts very shortly after their use is be-