The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-08
AbbO AXIS
A Remarkable Story Of a Case
That BaffIGd the SO-GaIIad
Best Physicians Of SaVan-
nah.
INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE OF
HIS WONDERFUL SKILL.

HIS WONDERFUL SKILL.
After the Physicians Who Think 1t a
Crime to Advertise Had Treated
It's Agony Only Increased, He Was
Taken to the AbbO Institute and
Cured in Less Than Ten Days.
There have been in times course. those
who commanded the sun to stand stills
others imagined that the waters of the
ocean should be subservient to their Wills
lunatics have been imbued with the idea
that the sun, moon and stars, the whole
universe and all things contained therein
should abide by their bidding; but no more
ridiculous; no more pitiable; no more as
sanine were the ideas, the decisions and
the antics of these poor deluded crea-
lures that are, than are the attempts of
some brain befuddled individuals who
would attempt to control, yes, even block
the progress Of science, skill and learning,
simply because certain narrow minded
ideas and fossilated customs above which
they themselves cannot float, have not
been honored and adhered to.
Just as well might this class join the
cranks, who believe that the elements, the
planets and the whole family of living
creatures, are subjected to their COM
mands, as to endeavor to check the pro-
gress and success of the Abbo Institute.
Despite their croakings, their vitupera-
tons, their ridiculous course that they
have pursued, the wonderful work of Abbd
will still go on.
Day after day adds to the number of his
remarkable cures and brings to his offices
an additional number of testimonials,
certifying to the merits of his ability aa
a physician and surgeon.
THE TcRTUREs OF A CHILD.
The following testimonial was given by
Mrs Victoria Polece who lives at the
corner of West Broad and St.
Julian streets. As told in her letter her
little son, 8 years old, was attacked in last
January by some disease that seriously
threatened his life, and caused the little
| fellow untold suffering.
Physicians were called in but merely
! quieted his commissions with morphine and
| other opiates. The neighbors were arous-
| ed at all hours of the night by the screams
! of agony, that were heard coming from the
| little fellow. He was sent to the city hos
pital for treatment remained there dur
ing the month of April, left in the same
condition in which he entered. No cure
was obtained for him and the physicians
held out no hope for him whatsoever.
He was after suffering torture and agony
for six months, taken to the Abbo Insti-
tnf a mi Medicines suitable
his ailment were given him, and although
he was in a week emaciated condition, af-
ter only ten days of Abbos treatment, he
was cured of all Indications of the disease
and his pains completely removed.
MRS. PoLECE WRITES A LETTER.
Doctor Abbo: Dear Sir-I am certainly
under many obligations for the kind at
! tention given my son Frankly Candeto,
| and If a mothers prayers can avail you
! anything, you will certainly have mine.
| For the information of those who do not
| know the particulars of my sons sick
| ness I will state that in January last he
was taken with severe pain in the abb
| domen, and a large lump or swelling,
| about the size of your fist could be plain
! ly seen and felt. He suffered awfully, and
| / took him to a physician, who, after at
| tending him for some time, did no good
| He was then sent to the hospital for OPP
/ efaIlOn.
and left in spaSms the same condition in
which he was carried in. prominent
surgeon on Liberty street. near your Of
| fee, was then called in, but, after trying
| for several weeks to give the child relief,
! discharged the case as hopeless. Then, as
a last resort, 1 carried my little darling
/ to your office. OH God, IL / could only
express my feelings of JOY that resulted
| in the steps that / took TO your office.
After ten days my little darling boy was
| relieved of all pain, the lump had entire
| ly disappeared, and he is fast becoming
the child that he was before this awful
| affliction came on him.
Again I thank you, and praise you, and
may God bless you for the good you have
done. Mrs. VICTORIA POLICE,
Corner West Broad and st. Julian Streets.
AND STILL ANOTHER.
Mr.. NJ. ], Collins. who resides at s1s
| Bryan east and who is engaged as en-
gineer on the tug Paulsen, is another
whose experience with physicians is worth
| relating. Mr.. Collins was compelled to
abandon his work during July, on account
OF a fearful pain through the head and
an abcess which had formed In one of his
ears. He visited several physicians and
| specialists, took the medicines they pre-
scribed, and gradually grew worse; day
ana night became an endless space Of pain
and torment; sleep was unknown, and tho
agony he endured was almost beyond ex-
preston.
Mr.. Collins was making arrangements
TO 90 to a New York hospital when hls
room mate induced him to visit Abbo.
He will not visit New York one week
OF Abbo's treatment has relieved all pain
and cured the ailment. Mr. Collins says
he wants every one 10 know what AbbO
has done for him and can DO for others.
And Will gladly tell any one the partic-
ulars OF his case n they will call on him.
IT'S THE SKILL THAT TELLS.
Thus & will be seen that the Abbo In
stitute merits tho good will OF their pa
tents, ana the public generally. The ABB
DO Institute Is filled with all the finest
and most scientific surgical instruments
and appliances. electric apparatus ara ev-
erything that goes 90 make up n first-class
Institution for the treatment OF diseases
OF every description. And since occupying
our new building at ia Liberty street west
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