The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-09
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A Short Account of
His Career as a
Physician

Those who know him will say they are
reminded Of the coup,et by Pope:
The hight by great men reached and
kept
Were not attained by sudden flight;
They, while their companions slept
Were toiing upward in the night"
Medicine requires study. To he sue
cessful in IL is TO be genius.
No one in savannah can be found among
those who know Or. Abbo who win not
say that this physician is a genius. For
he is one-and one Of the highest order,
too
A writer in speaking OF Dr. Abho, says:
The nights by great men reached and
live principles contained therein and used
by Abbo, in his marve,ous and almost
miraculous work is not an entirely new
agency employed for the relief Of the af-
thcted. and the cure of the disease.
Abbo has used the same medicines
throughout his practice In all nations Of
the word, and the wonderful and start
ling success attained by him has been
his triumph over the medical schools and
their discipcles, and has brought upon
him shower of credit and praise, and
won for him the applause Of nations, the
heartfelt thanks and the many prayers of
The many thousands he has lifted from
sickness TO health and from detection
bordering on desperation to joy and hap
piness.
Or. Abbo is from family who
are famous for their mental facul-
ties in the study of medicine and
the relief Of the sunerlugs of those af-
hicted with disease. In early life he
| spent his time under the study of his fa-
| thcr, whose medical reputation was wide
| spread, and after entering one of the lest
| colleges in the country he determined that
| upon graduating he should continue his
| studies and observations, believing that
| there existed some system of medicine that
would prove more potent and successful
| in curing the ills OF mankind and reliev-
| Ing the distress Of the afflicted, than those
| in use by the physicians Of the day
| Sush proved TO be the fact. and to AbbC
was left the discovery with these dis
! coveries Abbo worked long ana studieC
| hard, and not until he had proven by
numerous experiments that he possessed
a gift by which to relieve the agony o
! pain ana WOO back the health and strength
| and sick did he begin his career as a ply
| sician. and such was his success that n,
! soon acquired the title of Wonder Worker
/ and was praised, honored and revere,
| wherever he went and by all whom h
| met.
Added to the discoveries he had mad
| by his superior knowledge acquired b.
years of hard study by which he knew
| the human body in its every detail, an'
was familiar with the nature ana caus
of every Disease, giving him the euvie
reputation Of being the greatest diagnos
tician of the age. Every year OF hi
practice added to his honors, his cure
| seemed marvellous and mystifying an
| he became more convinced that the gif
| he possessed was far more potent than b
ever dared to hope, and he desired to devot
his life 10 the cure of the sick agency
| the discovery of which Providence ha
| granted him. Day after day his powe
| over disease became greater, and his worl
as it progressed presented 10 him Tn
| grand truth that by his discovery he ha
solved the great secret by means of whic
! to cure the ills of the flesh.
GROWING PRACTICE.
Since Abbo opened his office in Savan
nah his practice has been continually o.
| the increase.
This would not be the case unless tn
| pubic had discovered the genius wit
| which he is endowed. Lincoln said tina
all people could not be fooled all Of IN
! lime Time has told its tale in this in
| stance, and DIR. AbbO is here to stay.