The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-09
MANY GEORGIA PEOPLE
NOW PRAISE PURATONE
Superintendent John Hunger
ford Relates Remarkable
Experience. Says Puratone
Was Worth More to Him
Than All Money in Georgia.

No medicine has ever accomplish
ed such startling and magic-like re-
suits in Georgia and vicinity as has
Puratone during the past two weeks
1t is being endorsed daily by men
and women of high standing in the
community, whose veracity one can
not doubt. The results given in each
case has caused these citizens to es-
tablish a precedent, and to come
forward without hesitation, and give
their names for publication, knowing
in so-doing that it will be benefit
to their fellow citizens.
Mr.. j. E. Hungerford, superintend-
ent of the service department of the
Frigidaire Corp, and residing at 257
East North avenue, Atlanta, made
the following statement to Mr..
Pomeroy.
''For nine years my stomach had
been giving me trouble. had to be
very careful what l ate, in fact for
a long time was on a diet of soup.
Gas formed on my stomach so bad
it got as tight as drum, and would
bloat and have awful smothering
spells until | could hardly get my
breath. l felt all stuffed up, and
draggy, lazy and tired all the time,
with absolutely no energy about me.
My sleep was poor, and / spent many
a restless night suffering. My head
ached so bad it felt like it would pop
wide open, and it seemed like their
were iron bands tied about my head.
"Then to make matters worse, the
rheumatism set in and nearly every
muscle in my body was as sore as a
boil, and at night | could hardly
turn over in bed. When morning
came l could hardly draw myself a
cross the room and get dressed. No
body will ever know the agony l
went through. I was simply all in,
down and out.
II took all kinds of medicines and
was treated by doctors in three diff
ferent states for my troubles, and
spent hundreds of dollars, but moth
ing did me any good, and l had just
about given up all hope, when l read
in the papers about Pomeroy's theo-
ries and Puratone. Then | thought
there must be something to it, so /
decided to give Puratone a trial. |
got bottle, began taking it and it
seemed to take hold right at once. 1t
acted more like magic than medi-
cine. 1t seemed to soothe my stom-
ach from the very beginning and
started to improve, and it is wonder
full how fast | have been getting my
health back. | tell you | feel like
brand new man, and am strong as an
OK. I sleep like log every night
and get up mornings feeling fine
and dandy and ready for big days
work. Gas has quit forming on my
stomach, and | haven't a rheumatic
pain about me. In fact, am as well
as any man in Georgia. l have the
biggest appetite you ever saw, and
can eat anything | want. Yester-
day for dinner / ate blackeyed peas,
and they agreed with me perfectly. !
Before | took Puratone, such a meal |
would have nearly killed me.
"Puratone acted different from
any other medicine l ever took. 1t |
began to help me from the very first |
dose. 1t isn't nasty to take either,
like most other medicines, and it's /
the only medicine I've ever seen that
does just what they say it will do"
Mr.. Pomeroy, on commenting on
the above statement said.
IA remarkable statement to be
sure, but nothing unusual. mmr rahf
sure, but nothing at all unusual. Be-
fore leave Georgia hundreds of |
your very best citizens will call here
at this drug store and grasp me by
The hand and in heartfelt gratitude
tell me the same thing-that Pura-
tone has restored them to health.
It's the same old story everywhere |
go.
II am convinced that all the disa-
greeable symptoms from which Mr.
Hungerford suffered was the direct
result from an acid stomach, and II