The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-11

taking 1t all with admirable patience. without one
mumur."
The bridal tour ended YOU made home on Mol
okai, with Mr.. and Mr.. uiichccck. NJ the first
meeting with the NATIVES, you doubtless felt like
praying for sound from heaven a Of rushing,
mighty wind, that coycn tongues like Of irc might
sit upon each Of YOU, that YOU might at once speak
and preach and teach. and pray with another tongue
the Hawaiian tongue But you were left to get the
language in the natural way and to this YOU applied
yourelve, diligently and with succc>S But We
mus, call in the witnesses Spirits Of the ars, Mol
okai mis=ieuarics spirits Of the dead. and Of the
living We dazzling sand shores We green wales aud
frowning pals, We schools and church give in
your testimony, Hank They toicd. they sang
for better. for wurSc. Living in gas house,
speaking new language but half understood, loving
with = love that suacreth long and Is Kind.
We loved them, they stole our hearts. we hoped
they would stay and be our nakuas; and they were
just beginning to sing ycs our island home We love
thee. all thy scenes We love right we'll" when voice
from above seemed to NY this Is not to be your
island home and they left Us but their works
We bear in grateful rcmembn,ncc Exit MolokaiA
Tnnsplanted trOm your Halur,ha home, another
ore was sought Before found, you, the bridegroom,
mast have such kind u baptism n the tsraclitc~
had in passing through the Red sea. On half bri-
dial tour over the SEA between Oahu and Kauai. how
numerically the waves dashed over YOU and your
touring companion, during which the latter lost his
hat.
Eva i OPEN aud stretching cut her hands. beck
onug YOU to 80 there, aud them you went. singing
.. For better. for worsc," wei try Eva for home.
Evs i near. Come in We Eva witnesses, and tes-
tify to what you know about thi, bridal couple"
I'VE were wandering sheep without shop
herd True, had the gospel but nothing but a
rude gas house TO hear it in. They came and took
U, under their care. They pulled down the griss
meeting house, and in it, stead erected perhaps the
frst ddo5e cAvrrh ON the islands \ verlnda WIS ON
all sdcs, and it lighted with glass windows aud
furnished with good pulpit. We said hc., arr the
nskuas for rs. We loved them they loved Us and
our land and were beginning to sing;
'Ye-, our Eva home, We love thee
All thy scenes we love right we'll"
when 10 voice cried hat i not your home, come
10 Honolulu and h. superintendent aud teachers Of
Schools Exit Ewa)- Enter Honolulu oh, what
cloud Of witnesses and what Is the sum Of yoiD'
The bridal couple unitedly took hold
IF the dropping schools and put life into them,
singing for better, for worse" with love that not
III Honolulu foes be they missionaries or doctors,
hould be able to quench. They soon saw that not
'ny the children needed their services but the in
labtant= Of the outskirts Of the town. who were but
little better than the heathen. True. there was tenn
'le rising in the elite part Of the town. under royal
supervision. but it did not seem to be- for u the
COMMON people. 80 leaving the Kings chapel to be
cared and completed by the Kings people, We said.
b. Come We plebans, let us rise and build modest,
Owly Bethel Of adobe walls and gras, covered roof.
md may It b. the house Of God, and the gate Of
Heaven to thousands" IL, nc, we an responded,
md KGsWateQ,1i and pr0rsd to he the house Of
5od and gate Of Heaven to thousands over whose
lew birth there great joy earth, and among
he angels. We chose this bridal pair as our loving
nakuas. The bridegroom was our pastor. With
he fire and vigor Of manhood he toiled for our good
md when the old vigor called for a renewing, ne.
with hi- bride crossed the ocean for visit 10 the
atherland. They returned with fresh vigor, hoping
% l.. equal to ten YEAR new campaign. and enter
II upon it, to our great joy. But it was ,iecreed that
he should give place to younger men, and to our
.rea mutual -orrow he retired from artiveser in
,ur midst a. pastor. Exit KaumakapiIi.l
Eafee ne who were once sick but were healed!
What h5sf' o.. Do yo,' know this couple o. 81 Eaor
han Not certainty; SICK aud in prison they sought
l. They gave " medicine and nursed a. We
hronged their houses s,ottes rhof me diseasr,
hey feared not 10 do what they could for A.. They
owed Us pitied ~ nterceded for u.s. that our suffer
ny might be mitigated. They seemed ready to die,
by their death they could save u Long live this
'ridal Inir!'' Exit patients.l Enter the Hawaii
n Group - Tell u what Kamika the father has
lone for YOU 2" He prepared the 'LiH Hawaii
or cur singing schools, and severn, books al o IA
a. ldaily food for sabbath schools and reading
natter IN the Hoku Loa and Kuokoa f,r our
eader-. Bu, in his old age other benevolent work
a. occupied hi time f inau 30 laua ola lExit1
Enter warning Micronesia and Caunital Pathway
Do yon know this couIleS" The bridegroom
Ie know we'll Hi- church ha- furnished a. with
in part Hi letter have ehee red them.
IL loved u cannilal Fatuhivans not afraid to
isit our dark idoafr0us i-lands. He gave a. aud
ur missionaries good advice and cheering words.
III Micronesian and Nanquesan missionaries have
al his sympathy and intercessiOu for an increase IN
heir salaries. We hold him aud his bride in sweet
emembrance." Exit Enter remaining witness-
ii 81 General Meeting Of olden times sc asso-
iaion- Of Inter time So Island correspondents and
Glow k,iorers Bethel Church and PASTOR ye chill
rrn aud grandchildren BeighlDrs and fellow eiti-
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