The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-22

e-ratulations are Swallowed Win reSlSl'
for the higher call involves the sever
auce of associations which nave ooutiH
US together in our common TABOR -.
the church. Our heartfelt interest," dAu
our sincere affection will go with you
20 vo1,r new field. And we beg that
YOU will accept from us pectoral
cross. which may serve as a shsnl
token of the feelings which our "oloS
are so inadequate to express. -,
saThe cross. the symbol of divine love
and sacrifice, borne upon your plsas'
while ministering in your sacreu oI,ioe'
viii keep always before you ana CLOSE
RI vo1,r heart the thought of HIM VINO
His own self bore our sins IN ttls o~
ho6y unon the tree Caring Tor the
0ocl, in the spirit and power or the
cross. YOU will often be sorely puroen-
ed. but you will also be strangely up
held and strengthened and at the iast
there shall await you the Crown OF Lie
rgbicb the Lord. the Shepherd and
pisbon of our souls shall give you AT
that day. 1.o-;,l,
Az he rose to reply Bishop RestaricK
showed in his face the appreciation
WHICH he felt at this expression from
the clergy. He spoke OF the extreme
gratitude which he felt at receiving an
address expressing such conLos s ~ :
and said IL was only repetition OF the
kindness and confidence which nao
been extended to him for long time
mast bv the clergy OF the diocese. he
raferrad TO the fact of their long as
ISOLATION together in common WORK,
and said that even though some Nouio
differ there was always generous re-
spect and confidence between mem IN
that he would remember as long as ne
lived. In closing he thanked the clergy
Prom the bottom of his heart Tor their
exuression of kindness.
There was another pleasant surprise
in store for Bishop Restarick. II was
n presentation to him of cheeks aSgIe-
eating $3.50. which had been given py
his friends. The presentation was nldue
nv l. s. Akerman in neatly woroeo
.uneech. He said that the committee
having charge of the reception had
honored him by permitting him 10 pre-
sert to Bishop Restarick cheeks asgre
gatir,g $3.50, the gift of friends near and
far old and new, who, reahzlnS the eAT
rerse that he would incur In MS re-
rnoyaf to Honolulu, wanted 10 SNOW
tbair love for him and appreciation OF
hie long and faithful work In the par
teh. For this reason they had given the
rooyev. hoping ne would accept II ano
use it as he deemed best,
The reply made by Bishop Restarick
was frequently interrupted py ap
nIause. II can scarcely address you as
fellow churchmen,' he said, but L can
use a title that has always been dearest
to my heart-fellow men and women.
This testimonial is more valuable pc
cause I know it comes from Jew ana
Gentle, rich and poor. 1t comes from
the people, and when / go away from
San Diego / shall thank God that
leave no enemy behind have no en-
envy because 1 have no enmity, and
never have had, toward any soul in this
city. When go to the distant islands
and you loo kacross the sea, it Will not
be so very far. after all. AS the great
ebb and flow of the tide binds us to-
gether there is another ebb and now
that will bind us, and that is the ebb
and flow of affection which now unites
US. AS you look upon the waves that