The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-30
TheRefOImatiOn
A11O'S New SySltl RGVOIQIiOlilIg
he PTuCiiCe Of Medicine.
The Old Monopoly md Code Of Ethics
Giving Way tOI New Science and
Modern Methods.

Reforms are the oder of the DAYS
whether it be in the lrts, the sciences
medicine surgery, mechanics, or politics,
a spirit of reyolutionizihg has permeated
the age in which we liie To carry out
iris spirit men have been selected a.
leaders of these reforms either bv will
of the people, by natural endowment. or
supernatural gift and have taken their no.
sitions and carried on the work in the
department where th.ir special study.
learning and experience has best fitted
them. Although this spirit of revolution
and reform may be directed toward a
worldwide end, it is only natural that as
the work progresses that the success would
be first experienced in the localities in
which the greatest progress has been
made.
In the practice of medieine and sUrgers
we have only to view the strides of prog.
ress that have been ma1e in Savannah
during the past two yeirs. By the ef
forts and the skill of Abbo the art M
combating disease and remedying the a.
hictions of the human body have been
practically revolutiopized, and as a con.
sequence we find to-day diseases beipo.
readily and easily conquered that for de-
cades past had baff1ed the most learned
physicians and whose attack was con-
sidered deadly. We have witnessed. I'M
der the Abbo system of medicines the
removal of horrible and ghastly-lookjn.
cancers, which in previous years required
the use OF the dangerous and painful sur
gical knife and saw to such an extent
as to leave the victim marked, Scared
and dishgured for life.
All this is now done nv Ahho with ~
PAIN, with little inconvenience and dis.
comfort, and with absolutely no bad re-
SUITS The weary, weak and unhappy wo-
men who were striving to stagger throuqb
NE, attempting to hold up under the aw.
tul pain they were enduring from. some
OF the many complaints peculiar to women.
nave at last discovered an end to theI1
misery by the remedies prescribed in suen
cases by Abbo, without undergoing the
hazardous and uncertain, and many times
Darbarous, operations which were per.
formed in SO many instances with such
disastrous results. Also is it the case win
the treatment given the victims of ca
tarrh, bronchitis, consumption, laryngitis
ana various other diseases of the nasal
and bronchial tubes. The sufferers froT,,
these ills had been given little. if any. re-
lei ana no hope whatever was held our
10 them that they could be permanently
cured. ~
The new and wonderful system astab.
hshed by Abbo. however, gave to Them
new hope and new life and hundreds Of
cases were cured that had heretofore been
CONSIDERED lncurable. And thus has it been
nearly all the ills to which the humal.
race is subject, those which had lone
oeeh considered perplexing and battling
are now being readily and easily SUBJ
uued and in those cases that had been
viewed as beyond the power of medicine.
wonderful cures have been made alsn
Appo mas reduced first, the necessity. and.
next, the dangers of surgical operations
10 WONDERFUL degree, performing them
with marvellous skill and dexterity. lessen-
ing Inc pain, and making almost free from
danger
IN all Announcements in this life whers
the progress was made by an individual.
through his learning, his powers. and his
aSgressiveness, and when those in tina
same profession or affiliation could not or
would not keep stride with the
progress made, there surely would
De created a spirit of defiance.
or rebellion, and, Outlines. or III.
ieellng and haired toward both the mover
ana his works. This fact has been forci-
Oily impressed upon us by the death of the
iate lamented Henry George whose nobla
work has, since his death, been openly
applauded, and it's worth and correctness
ADMITTED, now that he has passed away,
leaving none so ably fitted to carry on his
work, by the very men who fought So
desperately against it.
since the establishment of the Abbo
Medical and Surgical Institute in Savan-
nan there has been in the circles of the
inealcal profession feeling of luminosity
ana lI-Will toward the new systems Of
.reatlng disease discovered and practsed
by Abbo. As his work goes on and the
people, convinced by his, success. flock to
MN and desert the old and orthodox prac-
utoners their feelings grow more intense
and many times their anirnosities get tho
better OF their judgments, and they say
thlngs that are meant to injure the Abbo
institute, but in reality but reflect dis
credlt upon themselves. This, however,
Is out one of the wages of progress and
the Abbo Medical and Surgical Institute,
win the patronage, appreciation and sup
port gwen 1t by the very best people of
savannah, can afford to overlook the acts
OF those who, inwardly, admire its supe-
rlof work, but outwardly rebel against it.