Pastor Gaustad.

Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 133, 15 November 1884, Page 2

Pastor Gaustad.

-~^" <v^™» <^tn iearjiiafc AEasfejr^ Gausiad is indisposed. He uasvot, late been forgetting his own health entirely, m bis unremitting attendance on a patient m a very critical case of >t\^bjqid, j.wbom?he. succeeded m pal- 1 ling; through the crisis, and who is now, on .%$ Fair;road to recovery. iMfci Gaustad himself is now attacked with < something like premonitory symjin» >ldmß of 'the 'disease,^ and ra considers able/np~rsj3trsted m {consequence. In his attendance on .the. ; patient.: he-* 5 scarcely left the house until' the' crisis was "'pas'ii,' 'stnd thft 2 intense anjxieiym .watchfulneas,, and confinenierit; have now told on his own healtlk ;oanfdi strength. The pujjic asa-ruleiknow^ 4>ut little of the amount of* good Pastor Gaustad does m a qnietunjostentations way, m his attendance on the sick, -rieed.y, anddiatresap^i,. 1 * 1 ?^ often,.! m very criticai.cases, iiyi which te ljasi beea uhiforiiiry snccessfal— »in i mttny. ' I caßey' l -'irebiiifkii!Hy t ' : 8o, <f ! |'Hiy h 'TOrvices : m this way, apavt frcitii his minwtro— tions- as a jirwtehei* of *he gospel, would be inucb missed m Paltnerston ; and its district were, Mr Qa.ustad r ibl be laid up!ifoiv,ttny;ileßgtn of ! Tim« v We hope to hear of his soon ; beiug* abbut again itt'hisacoHstomed: health, ixiischargingi.the'duties of.hw cilling, and attending upon the afflicted; of-jalt classes and dehiobmationa,l; i) comfort them: m distress,/ advise them iti their difficulties) and give them mejdicine sickness,. We ma^tfdtl&ha'tMr Gaustad has withih our^ownjkjiowledgo, as we have been inform^' bjf ;ih» people iheift^elvie&y fto ptovide^he neoes^ary^ medicine ' gratuitously .out of his own slender resources',';, his patients frequently" tieing "unAbW ; J ' '(6 l recompense, him either for ie, |3t services rendered to them or their! wivejj' and families.: .... {:f / '