The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03
WHAT TEA DOES TO
RHEUMATICS. .-

When you next take tea, think OF this
Tea contains 175 grains of Uric Acid in every
pound.
Meat contains only five to seven grains
rheumatism is Uric Acid in the blood.
Uric Acid accumnlatcs from food when the d.
gestive apparatus cannot create enough Alkaline
elements like soda) to neutralize 1t.
This Acid collects urea. WORKOUT waste
matter, from the system.
That Urea enters the blood when Alkaline ac-
ton has not previously dissolved 1T.
Ry and by the waste matter reaches the Joints
and muscles, through circulation of the blood
There it gradually deposits in solid particles
like granulated sugar
These solid particles grind between the joints
ard muscles at every movement.
This grinding causes irritation and pain
These in turn may devlop Inflammation and
swelling That Inflammation bestirs Nature to
help herself.
She proceeds to coat the hard Uric particles
oyer with cushions of pulpy mucous, like the first
healing strata OF outer sore.
This pulpy covering grows to the bones, as
well as to tho PARTICLES deposited There it
hardens like plaster sealing wax. Then we
have ''bony joints" almost intezble, and usually
Fixed in a Bonded position, from the pain and
Inflammation.
That Is rheumatism at its worst.
1t is bad enough before it gets that far.
There Is but ono sure way of curing Rheuma-
tsni. The first step Is to neutralize the Uric
Acid already in the system. Next. to dissolve
and carry away, the hard deposits that grind
between the joints. Then get the digestive ap-
paratus into such healthy condition that it will
llnaided, produce less Uric Acid and more Aka
lines.
This 10 what Doctors generally have failed
to do.
1t Is what studied lifetime to accomplish
and achieved only after many fanures and thou
sands OF experiments
At last I found In Germany Solvent which
vas not only effective, but absolutely safe tt
use.
Few agents powerful enough to be effective II
Rheumatism are safe.
My discovery, now called CDR. Shops Rheu
matio Cure" acts directly but internally upol
Uric Acid in the joints and muscles.
1t dlssolyes and carries off the painful de
posits, producing an immediate Alkaline condi
ton of tlAe blood. and neutraizing the Acid /
It which would have fed the Rheumatism and eS
tended the disease
1t won't restore bony joints to fexibillty an
It can't undo in week, the damage caused b
years Of rheumatic condition.
But 1t will benefit every and it will entir,
" cura most cases of rheuma tsm.
So / of this that l will supply D
shoop's Rheumatic Cure to any sick WI
writes me for it, months trial, at II
risk.
II it succeeds, the cost to him is only $3.50 4
the six-bottls treatment.
II 1t fails, bear the whole cost myself
l.. And--he alone shall be the judge-shall decit
who shall pay.
Surely you will not continue to suffer VIII,
you thus get we'll at my risk.
I have written an important Treatise
rheumatism, telling of its relief aud cure.
1t IL free to Rheumatic people.
Write me post card for 1t to-day.
Address DIR. Shoop, Box 1920, Racine, Wis.
P. S. -Simple cases often yield to on
bottle Of Dr.. Shops Rheumatic Catr
druggists ST. But all druggists
not supply 1t on a months trial. "
must aUrite to me for that. &C. I.