The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-24
AbbO'S Generous Offer to Treat
the Poor Free Has Been
Appreciated by the
People.
OVER 200 CASES TREATED THE
FIRST WEEK.
Expressions Of Gratitude Pouring
in From Every Quarter.
SOME OF THE GOOD WORK THAT HAS
BEEN AGC0MPLIS HED.

Again has the generosity of Abbo made
him the object upon which the poor peo-
pie have set their star of hope. His
philanthrophic offer to treat absolutely
free of charge all persons suffering from
disease and who are unable to pay for
medical attention, has gained for him the
love Of those, who must accept OF his gem
erous offer, and won for him the respect
and appreciation of every respectable per-
son.
The suffering endured by the needy at
all times is distressing but when sickness
enters the crowded and poverty stricken
apartments, the torture of mind and body
and the misery that they endure is then
beyond power Of human expression.
To alleviate this distress al far as lay in
his power was the object of Abbo in treat
ing free of charge all poor persons. In
this purpose he has already succeeded to
great extent, and even beyond his ex-
pectations The success of Abbo as
physician and surgeon had already been
we'll established. His wonderful powers of
healing the afflicted was known far and
wide, and his ability as a surgeon second
to none, was well known from the work
which he had accomplished in this city.
1t was therefore but necessary to let the
people know that his wonderful skill
would be put within the reach of all even
the most needy, and there was a prompt
stampede towards the Abbo Institute. No
ia Liberty street, west.
From the day of the first announcement
the AbbO Institute has been sought as a
haven of refuge by hundreds of persons,
who were, amid their physical Affections
and disease, joyous from the fact that
there had been opened to them way
within the means by which
their sufferings could be relieved. and
from which they might obtain health and
vitality.
The plan of Abbo's has now. been in op-
GRAFTON a week during which over 200 per
sons have been treated, and numbers of
patients absolutely and permanently cured
OF diseases that had destroyed their health
and were fast eating away their lives
AS a consequence, words of praise and
thanks, prayers of gratefulness and marks
OF appreciauons, as well as numerous tes-
timonials, have been showered upon Alb
bo
THE GOOD WORK TO CONTINUE.
The success that has attended Abbo dur
ing the first week, and the appreciation
displayed by the public generally, has de-
termined Abbo to continue his efforts
Patients unable to pay for medical at
tention will be received daily at the Abbo
Institute, between the hours of / and 2
O'Clock.
Every possible attention will be given
such patients, and the same care will be
exercised in diagnosing their complaints,
ana the same remedies will be used as for
those, who are able to pay for the best
medical attention that can be had
No charge whatever will be made. even
where the most searching examination. or
the most difficult operation is necessary. A
small fee however, will be charged where
medicines are furnished, but will in no
case exceed % cents, which in many in
stances goes but a small way in defray-
ing the actual cost of the remedies that are
used.