The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-12-13


tg1sh, hss good SCAT be has haishsi ais eo1rss al
the age q. = wears and 10 months, ard has fallen
ssl-ep In JesaS- ne friends Of this good nan
gei. the triends % missions ereryvhere, will be
tatgssSseI n the particulars of his last hours.
The uSsht II THURSDAY, Nov. 80, lSSs. Was passed
N cOritozt Il Vas the remark Of Mrs, Bingham
On Friday morning, Dee. Isl, that Mr. Cosn looked
more hke hlu,self than any aky since her arrival
thursday. Nov ssd She writes q him, he en-
RoyeG hns ereakfSS- and seemed bright and happy.
Littls Hiram invited by Mrs. lklker - sxsnd
The day With the hiilr kittrr1Se children at her
h1cse. Maurice came for him. and when they
vvrs ready TO ~ II was sngges.ed that they go in
ard blc uncle god morning. he received .hera
yery Pleasantly, giving each 4 sweet kiss and
egisas snalls. After they were gone we scon had
p1ayers. he asked that would pray Is II was
rather 6aieclt fer him 70 lead Bat he had lead
The uiyot BEFORE in a very touching way. .
berweSn II and y Nrs.-etne 70 call. Rev C0gn
SAW her few minutes, talking quite eNsily with
eer L prepared glass Of hinsaie for the
estr Invalid which be enloye1 very iaech and
drank all Up About i've minutes after II he WAS
helped INTO his easy char IN the usual wSy. John
ASSISTED hiu and aided kira while he took a step
o. two toward the CHAR, and partly aided and
partly AIDING hiuself. be sat down. l. was as
always, close AZ hand TO 1t the pillows to his bead
Al tbs TINE 4 pdllor came over bis face. his
ezetthing gryw abOret. and she said. What Is II.
dt-ing he replied - her. g l am going She
sailed % ne. I went az once. The dear
brother SPOKE Of being cold. Dr. wetrncre
ard hittredgs thought the SYMPTOMS very serious
par'ilysis had struck 70 the heart. The breathing
grew uloSe ard nocs faint.
In rvply - the question, Can VOC sty farewell =
be did say Il distinctly three times And in reply
10 the question. Is Jesus with VOC p distinct
yes vas Spoken he also sskid good -hye'' TO
NJ. Baker the pastor % the foreign church. And
vhsn his preci0Us wife. iookinS into his face a.
pleadi1Sy, said % darling cone back to Us come
back 10 Is be reached oct his left hand and took
hers u T. But be cuUld not come back. His feet
we're already u the STREAM OF death and for him
L was only little brook Not a struggle. only
a few gentle gasps more, and they sad s. be Is
gone. SAFE n tbs arms OF Jesus he fell zslesr.
We cuzld not look beyocG The veil We could orly
SET the holy calm, IT, sacred peace that settled
oYsz brow ard hp OF the departed AID the untold
speechless agony IN the eyes OF her who in that
hour vas written a widow as they looked into
SEs face ard another, rs II 10 ask the meaning Of
u al can rsYsr forget her hewiltezed, startled
41ok- Bat SIZE vzS calm
Natives. you know, are often inclined to Dc noisy
II their grief, bot nearly every who came into
the house on thst reygrto-be-foryotter FRIDAY az
terroo1 seemed 10 appreciate the deep sorrux
tEsre wds Ssse, ard came and went IN a very sub
St1ed way Mr.. CoTz's son Laktirner and wife AZ
rived from Papaiku1 that sfternoou.l
>Erurd1y was 4 cool pleasant day. Friends were
II and cut. The Sleeping face was beautiful
in its peaceful sluubsr.
The Sdbbath morning vas a glorious one from
- earliest dAEurng. Loving and skilled
fingers arranged sweet flowers on soft lace about
the head and neck. An exquisite crown ana cruss
and anchor N ocs piees, made Of eanAryt1tt heli-
1trupe. rose bCds and green leaves, WAS sent in
ard wti.e roses came from Mrs. Severance
sceat Of golden gram was laid On his breast
AZ ten the pdriurs were 1lled With loving friends
and uels1burs, and Mr.. Baker offered 4 most xu-
propriIte prayer. Then with slow and solemn
steps ard crushed ard aching hearts. We followed
those who bore hin forth truu this huule. which
he 50 loved. and over which he has presided these
r1sty-ssrrH years with such beiicuftv and holy
srlcs- 70 The church which be also loved he
bearers Wgrs Mr.. Jonathan Austin M Z e.
HIrchcuck- Judge E. Lyman, and brother Coan's
taithful ulLn John VIC has been 50 constantly
helpful n al these weeks Of feebisrsssl : also
from among the natives, Hon Mr. Navahi. Jade
Akau, PABLO and NAuahoe.
The church Wis filed Opporturitv was
given 70 those Who wished to look for The Ilst time
the face Of their beloved frisrd and pastor :,
peacsful n is lass sleep.
The Ssrvices were both IL Hawaiian and ENGLISH
Esv Mr.. Pablo read selections OF Scripture IN M
I'VE AID Rev NJ, Oiesou- Principal Of the Board
ing School read the SINE IN English. Rev Mr.
Baksr prayed IN English. and Rev. Mr.. kalaua IN
Hawaiian. The hymns were, There Is a land OF
pare tslighr. anG Sc Nearer my God 70 Thes''
MI blSer's Sermon was most appropriate and
lifting, from the words d Parl TO Timothy: -
have fought good fight. have finished nv c,lu-Se
have kept the tai-h-T
Rev Mr. Lyman translated few words Of the
sermon into native, and Mr.. kAlanA SPOKE some
very earnest words. Rev. Mr. Olesur made the
LIST address II English and Il -as very beautiful
After the services we're closed, quietly and SOL
EMMY the great congregation moved out and took
tEsIr pes II the PROCESSION 10 folloE the prsicuS
rauligIls u their l1st home
Inc day vas one Of Eilo's most Superhly no
IRONS anss. IL seemed as II the dear Father a6Jvs
would speak 70 Is In Earure Of that heavenly In
ha-rt1ce i-t1 possession Of which o1r beloved enc
A1d entered And as We walked ID the hill On
l-a summit OF which placed the quiet - Cod
Acre Of Ello- l could not help saying, How 1T
ING Place Tor o1r brothers resi- overioukirc a.
u does. almost his whole field up the Hilo coast
and d1x1 the Puma and the lovely Bav in the
f1regruund- The sweet hymn Asleep N Jesus
was sung as the cuftn vas lowered. Father L.
ulIl prayed N native. and Mr.. HitchcSck expressed
lEa than l. Of the family 10 the assembled friends
Flowers we're thrown upon the cofsn- AL that
.17e the deepest. the tsnsrsst al that respect and
hDnur- TIE highest and trrest could do then had
been doue- And In uncD1btIug hope Of glorious
direction We left him there.
- fades s1mmsr-cioHi ayay
- -tnsz the gale when sslrms Ger
- -euElT shlrs the eve 81 Eays
- fic= wave along the shore.
Lifs's "a bar dine a. sinss the clay
Ll-nt rruul IN. iaad the spirit lies
lflr heaven and earth eGmhil 20 say
How best tls righteous when be ii-s.
y lnu ne wea-T Ne love
Eater On tnltr rest above
Seems the eIrtd 50 poar and vast.
Al egE he joy overcast
El=u- b. every mErmEr Gnml
q l. only I'll Re enme---
les. beloved brother mine. 1t Is only siH De
cOms- F1rs=sl a BrSGH1M