Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-02-02
DR.. Charest a Specialist


ing no special study Of one kind
Of ailments more than another,
cannot be as successful as the
doctor who makes speciality of
a certain line of diseases, and
deyotes his whole time and at
tention to the study and practice
OF that speciality. The practice
of medicine, general practice, is
too broad a field for one to be-
come proficient.
Medical science has advanced
wonderfully in the last fifteen.
years as you all know, which is
largely due to centralizing it's
study.
The specialists are the physi-
clans that we must give credit
for enlightening the medical
world. We cite, for instance
that of DR.. Charest a specialist
of Fargo, N. D., for the last five
years, where he has made many
cures and has succeeded in build
ing up a reputation and practice
among those whom he has cured
that would be hard to get away
from him. Dr., Charest is a
gentleman from the new school.
His experience and training has
been that Of many years practice
and vast experience. He confines
himself to the treatment of
chronic, lingering and deep
seated ailments. He pretends to
cure only such diseases as he has
had sufficient experience in
handling, and does not go into
q that class of incurable diseases
which, in many instances, are
useless to bother with. DR..
Charest is. thoroughly familiar
with his specialties. In the
treatment of cancer, consump.
ton, heart disease, nervousness
and female diseases, there are
very few specialists better quail
flied to treat them than DR..
Charesr. The doctor does not
treat typhoid fever, whooping
cough, measles, and these acute
diseases for which the local home
physician is called upon to treat.
tits not his desire to antagonize,
nor to take from, the local ply
Gsician that part Of the -bu siness
really belongs to him.
Many times DR.. Charest is call.
ed in consultation with home
physicians. and the kindest feel.
I ings should exist between them.
DR.. Charest is charitable. In
4 many instances in which people
are devoid of funds to pay for
his services, he charges in such
cases for the medicine only; and
no person, no matter how hum
D BILE. has he never tnrned away
without seeking to give them re
lief.
By permission we aress;' pleased
ITO publish few of some of the
cures he has made throughout
the state of North Dakota and
Minnesota. These are only a
few, as time and space willsinot
permit us to publish more: - -
Mary Johnson, Grand Forks,
/ had severe pains in the stomach
and bowels; was told by several
4 good physicians that nothing but
4 an operation could save her life;
\ she took DR.. Charest's treatment,
/ and is now perfectly well. Mrs.
4 Thompson, Hillsboro, cured OF
female weakness Of long stand
ing; was also advised an opera
ti6n was necessary and was cured
without by DR.. Charest. Ghas.
Brindemule, cured Of cancer Of
eighteen years standing. Hans
Herickson, Fargo, suffered for a
long time with a pain in tie pit
Of the stomach and abdomen; SO
4 severely at times that he had to
have recourse to hypodermic in
jeetions of morphine to allay his
torture; consulted fourteen doe
tors: visited hospitals, sanitar-
luras, the Hot S prings, all to NO
avail, growing worse all the
time, when, perchance, he met
a friend, who had been cured OF
{ a similar trouble by Dr.. Charest
Ne went to see him, took his
eatment and is now the picture
BIG health. Andrew Anderson,
Fargo, had q bad case of bladder
trouble; his condition was &
serious at times that he passed
only blood with the creates
AGONY; he was put under DIR
Charest's care and lis now gper
fectIy we'll. Frank Juneau
Grand Forks, had kidney AMI
bladder trouble; was given VI
by his physicians and friends a
beyond recovery; he took DR.
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