The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-03-05
delegate for North Dakota to the Ma
tional Congregational convention to
be held next summer in Ohio.
STRANGE CASE OF
NEAR INSANITY
so NERVOUS WAS MRS. ANLER-
SON SHE FEARED SHE WOULD
BECOME INSANE.

when I was living at Fargo"
says Robert Williams, "Mrs. Ander-
son whom 1 knew to be sick and confin-
ed to bed for many months and I motto.
ed that she was never left alone always
being attended by some one.
It was reported in the neighborhood
that she was not in her right mind;
that she had tried to commit suicide,
that she claiming to hear voices, telling
her to go hang herself. Mrs. Anderson
was always a nervou person, excit-
able and restless, always complaining
of being in poor health although she
looked strong and healthy. Ifelt very
much interested in my neighbors condi-
ton, especially when I found that she
had been cured by a specialist living
in Fargo. Mrs. Anderson had been
told several times not to see any one,
that her disease was incurable, but
having noticed that this specialist had
cured many others she decided to give
him a trail.
This specialist was the much talk of
DR.. Charest of Fargo. I was ailing
myself for many years, had tried many
doctor, but I said to myself, if DR..
Charest could cure Mrs. Anderson, he
could cure me also. I thank God I
went to see him, for today I am per-
fectly we'll, and cannot say enough in
praise of that good doctor. I recon-
mend him to the poor sick, no matter
how bad their case might be. I know
of another most wonderful cure made
by that same doctor.
A little girl seveu years old, had a
skin disease SO horrible that there was
not a spot on her body that was not a
running sore since she was six months
old. Her parents had tried twenty
doctors, some Of them the most renow-
ed in the land, all failed, but DR..
Charest cured this little girl in a few
weeks time. DR.. Charest cures his
patients by reasons of his knowledge
Of diseases and q superior skill Of get
ting into the cause of the trouble.
Here are some more names OF patients
he has treated and cured:
Mary Johnson, Grand Forks, had
severe pains in the stomach and bow
els, vas told by several good physi-
clans that nothing but an operation
could save her life, she took DR..
Charest's treatment and is now per-
fectly well. Mrs. Thompson, Hills
boro, cured of female weakness of long
standing, was also advised an opera
ton was necessary, and was cured
without by DR.. Charest. Chas. Brind-
mule, cured of a cancer of eighteen
years standing. Hans Herickson,
Fargo, suffered for a long time with a
pain in the pit of his stomach and
abdomen; SO severely at times that
he had to have to hypod-
ernie injections of morphine to allay
his torture; consulted fourteen doc
tors; visited hospitals, sa%nitariums,
the Hot Springs, all to avail, growing
worse all the time, when, perchance
he met a friend, who had been cured
OF similar truble by DR.. Charest; he
went to see him, took his treatment
and is now the picture of health.
Andrew Anderson, Fargo, had a
very bad case of bladder trouble; his
condition vas so serious at times that
he passed only blood with the greatest
agony. He was put under DR.. Charest's
care and is now perfectly we'll. Frank
Juneau, Grand Forks, had kidney and
bladder trouble; was given up by his
physicians and friends as beyond
recovery; he took DR.. Charest's treat
ment; and is now although seventy
five years old, as lively as a cricket.
Mrs. Spaun, cured of female trouble;
had been operated upon without bene-
tit, she took DR.. Charest's treatment
and is also entirely we'll. Mrs. Colben-
son, White Earth, cured of heart trou-
BILE she could not walk from one room
to the next without falling from ex-
IRENE weakness, her friends took her
to DR.. Charest who cured her CON-
pletely. Mrs. "A. Andrews, Moorhead,
suffered Tor many years from neu-
!rasthenia; she took gallons of medi-
clnes till she had lost all belief in
idfugs; she had constant headache,
backache, could not sleep; she feared
she would go insane, some friend
persuaded her to go and see Dr..
Charest, who said he could cure her,
and he did; she says she feels like q