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Church, iiioliora, Ncaiiiig s
iiomolctioii.
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to the Pastor. Rev. J J.
oiiald.
has
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which the old church was some time n o
rem-g\ ed and commanding a magnificent
view of a siirpassinuly beautiful sec
iion of the Province, cf which it is the
landmark for many miles ou all sides ,is
the new church of bt Malachi, hinkora,
which ig Saw rapidly approaching co -
pletion, and which will be opened for di-
vine warship. with the imposing cere-
monial provided for such occasions, on
Sunday, July :list next. It is certainly
gem among the Island churches, and it is
afit settinll for its lovely surroundin .
Such a structure is a credit to the diocese,
to the zealous and popular pastor. Rev.
John J. MacDonald, and to the people of
Kinkgra, who are to be congratulated
upon having such a fine place of worship
which will, we understand beclear or just
about clear cf debt when opened. This
ca
Szandiiix on thc high ground from
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grand result is due to the lndefatigable
efforts of Father John, and the practi l
unity, harmony and good will with which
the parishioners seconded him in the un-
dertaking, ~
The new church is cruciform in shape
and twelfth century Gothic in style of ar-
chitecture. It is 118 feet in length 65 feet
in width across the transept, and 45 feet
across the cave, with a sacristy 36.x 20
feet on the western or Gospel side of the
sanctuary. There is a basement under the
whole bnilding,with walls of Island sand-
stone. The exterior is very handsome in-
deed, the tower buttresses. cierestory,
large traceried windows, in the transepts
and over the main entrance, the Gothic
pnchen mi doors, in keeping with the
style of architecture adopted, giving the
82
tive appearance. The front has a lar
central entrance, with traceried windows
above it, and on the left is a square tower
with round buttresses carried to the
height of twenty feet, surmounted with
a large, light and a vary graceful spire,
and a Celtic cross finished in gilt. To the
right of the main entrance is a shapely
round tower, carried to a height of about
thirty feet,the lower part of which will be
used as a baptistry, above which will be
a store room for books and other choir
belongings. The transept gables are also
handsomely finished with large traceried
windows as noted above, and over the in-
tersection is a beautiful campanile sur-
mounted with a gilt Cross. The sacristy
and entrances are in keeping with the
general plan of the structure. The whole
exterior of the building is characterized
by massiveness, grace and beautv that
are exceedingly attractive and effective.
The features that first strike one on
entering are the spaciousness and bright-
ness of the interior. The transept and
choir windows, already referred to, and
the sanctuary and clerestory windows
Hive a flood of light which appears to be
equally diffused throughout the building
no pxrt of which is in the least dark.
(We are informed that there are no
"Susquenorians`° in Kinkora.) There
will be centre and side aisles and the
9,
Dews will be finished in hard wood
with a handsome finish of ornamental
woods. The Chancel, which is large and
beautifully linished and lighted, and
which has a hard Wood floor, is one of
the finest we have seen anywhere. It is
B0
8 Seven-'aided apse 28 x 23 feet with
5h3D@5Y “'i0‘l0'*'s, which are intended
be of stained glass, with representations
ofthe crucifixion, the Immaculate Con-
Sacred themes. The sanctuary is lofty
;nucsaeuuEss' _
, is A cleanse 
' GUHE 1?
IST YOUR HUSBAND, BROTHER
FA, HER, 21:; ci your relatives
afflicted 'wo the Dis: asc of Drunken- '-
ness§;?'»Vlthhave a sure cure which can 
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ing which _-peaks for itselfc- 
S.-\.\' FR.-\.\'cisco. CAL. Dec. 1. zgoo, V
DR. W H_SAUNDERS 8rCO., Chicago Ill.
Dear sirs~~Kin_d1y acce t my thanks
for iii: wonderful and permanent
¢\=1’¢S vou ha ‘e ht n man
_ \ wrong o y
members of my congregation. I have
organized a society among my mem-
bers to promote and advertise ' mos!
safe and speedy cure for this dreaded
curse and disease which so many are
amicted with. You will learn in the
'Cry near future of the result of their
labors I sincerely hopethat God will bless `
Y0_u and allow you to still continue in
this great and ood work in saving our
fellow mortals Tron the scene 0 d¢-
Hruction, and place themes: the road
¢0_ bye a sober and righteous life. Only
Wishlnglooulddo more to asist you
il this noble and wortlavork, I om.
Yours in dl, _
Rev. J. u.n-----
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A Crediltosh: Diocese audi
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be g en wiri-1 or wrrnocr the know- ~.
in design and beautifully finished
tliroughout,and over the high altar is a
dove,'a most artistic specimen of Mr,
Antoine Vincent‘s carving. The altar
rnilisntlue piece of work in walnut,
cyvress and'white\vood.In each wing ot
the chancel is a side altar, with very
pretty c-irving, done by Mr. Clovis Arsen-
&“lf» Of Miscouche, and with arching
which will admit of effective decoration.
The transept is octagonal, with a high
dome, and alternating traceried windows
and pnnels, the latter of which will be
finished with large oil paintings of
sacred subiccts. At each side of the
nave is ii row of very handsome cluster
Pillars, finished in birch, with carved
White wood capitals. The roof is a
8I`0if1@d CMIODY, finished in oiled birch,
with fish trimmings and bosses at in-
io.-»i`_-<'».:rioii of arches, and the effect is in-
"-'~'_*` l l_l\‘J-*li D\`=\~‘if1S- The walls are finished
w. »i "1 ligghf r_iiii..~.Immedi:itely over the main
er.fi~nii<:c isa roomy and well arranged
‘3l‘\"`i¥`\"~\l@I`Y. reélched by a stairway in
the iorvcr. The interior of the sacristy is
linfslicil iii the same style as the interim-
of the church, and it is most conveniently
closets for vestinents and altar e ui
Parochial Mass. The church will be
heated throughout with steam, and will
be very comfortable.
Altogether, St. Malachi’s is a ii
specimen of church architecture, and is
a credit to all concerned. The architect
was Mr. \V. C. Harris, A. R. C. A.
Charlottetown. The foundation and
basement walls were constructed by Mr.
Allan McDonald, Kinkora and t
contractor for the superstructure was
painter and performed the wo
or so to the 'west and which is
There are hedges and windbreaks
the west is alarge orchard. The vie
sections of the Province, and the coun
new church on Thursday, 27th ins
charming one, and everybody who can
repaid. `
_1_ 
STRUCK IT RICH.
A Toronto' Contractor who Made a
Lucky investmentf-He Tells About
ia in a Letter to His Friends.
severe pains in my back, in the region
"At last, a. friend suggested Dodd s Ki
ne Pills. I had not much faith, but d
ciriad to try them. \
b t I kept on using the Pills.
U31 used altogether seven boxes, before
3 Clll'
single day, and have not had any retu
of t e syniptomS.
od the ‘iave done me
dvantage 3
mexico: PoPui.ATioN.
than Brazil. Mexioos populemn is
ne sections of Prince Edward Island h
Lge alarge quantity of raw material into
Fnmms _Bradleyi Keuyis C"°SS» Wm* On Friday last a GUARDIAN represen-
M’° C1°“S A1`e°”°“1°» M1S<=°\}¢h°» eefere- native visited Emerald and while there
mlm. Mid 8-11 'Tillie (10110 their W0!`k Well- was shown through the cheese facto
Mr' D' Madeeuzle Of T1’Y0D~ Was Eh; which has gained such aProvince-wide
r
"’_ fm excellent ma’-‘“¢¥`~ The turned out. The factory is quite spacious,
amshmg t'°“°h°S an being PM 0°. in fact one of the largest in the Province.
and this jveekthe grounds immediately Mr. Wm. oisrk one choose maker nods
SUfY°\1¥1dlU8 the Chill*-ih are b¢U188l`\ld¢d it necessary to be assisted by four others
by MT- P9501' QUiR1€Y. Of S\lmm¢l`Sid€- in ordertokeep abreast of the supplyo
The grounds ebwv the church and the milk. Tile boiiuiogis fitted wmizoo
XPOCIIIBI 1101188, Which IS 8 hl1l1dlfdf8¢U prggggg and Six vatg, L53; yeay 218
3 patrons supplied milk and it is expected
5453301119 ¢0l»f»9~8€, 9»1`¢ l`¢&11Y b¢l\\1f»if°1- when this season is at its best there
°f will be fully as many. At the time of
SD1'\1¢0 *Wd hB1`dW°0d» Wm! 01'I\8m¢D1’»&1‘ visitation hundreds of cheese were in the
try
is now looking its best.
grounds. The drive to Kinkora from an
1 all do so, should visit St. Malachi’s o
the above date. It will be one of the swallowing of dust free of cost.”
,most pleasant outings of the summe
season, and all sure to enjoy it. Apart the south the observer‘s eyes rest upon
altogether from the attractions of the tea, slope with a gradual incline, large fields
the new church is well worth a visit e
and a day spent in seeing itwillbe wel
Tonorrro. Ont., June 17-lSpecial)._ W.
i J. Keane, of 86 Lippincott street. writes:
of
my kidneys. , _
"I immediately! found relief, and soo
was well enoug I0 femme my W°"k» The total length of the building on th
,was satisfied that I was complefel
so Y - _ - _
_ Did anyone ever invest $3.o0 i0 b€l»f»€
Mexico is the largest of the Latin-
American countries except Brazil, and are two entrances to the main body
it is a. much more prosperous country of the house, the mam entrance bein; NOT 0UiTE R‘GHT_ - rf-   1  _f 1
the neighborhood of 14,000,000, while especially elaborate in design and ___
Ceviivn. :ho som-eel Heart, and other, graziis is about 28,000,000. finish. havinsrl'-W°_ l_>;1ilthne;ve_1 posts- ..Hm,y, how doyouuke my new hat;-».
_____¢..._-- Folding dw” dw! e t' g S “Wg rom” Idon’t know Harriet; doesn’t it need a
f the hall. A tasteful arch divides od’ . _ _
KUMFORT Headachepowdemare Safe' arsgstibule, while another arch leads to -mme more hug olréftofidegnd 8 mme more
5; Y""`TJi*' "Ll" 1 T ` I leasnnt’ a'ndeffect'ua'1` They wmainno otherrooms. The floors of the hall and shubberyon
t
9 pine? °r any , A. ful gms' Th” em“e_ rooms on the _nrst flat are of selected hard- T cure Headache in ten minutes use p
h bt fr oontii ue use. . U _
° 9' ‘ °m___>___. wood, well laid. The parlor is a spacious KUMFORT Headache Powders_
I room, being 18 x 16. The other rooms are:
‘ SUCIDED FROM FAILURE* dining room, 15 x 15; library, kitchen,
'-" pantry, wash-room. On the second flat TEHPERANCE REFORM
After tbirffy Years °f 1"'bk°1" 0” ”' 13:” there are five bed-rooms and a. bath-room, V AT ST, ]0HN'§ Np]_D_ ;
D@U'15l l1195i°‘1 m°°°" 3' B"°9 Y” ma” as besides closets.. s
, committed S\1i0id€_il1a mmf deSP°“d°”°y» The rooms not lighted by the regular '“”"”
causal by his failure to make the Windows are Supplied with dormer win' An effort is being made in St. John’s
_ I machme Word d°ws'_ The logger tshashes are ntttids with Nfld, to close the liquor saloons ato p. m.
----”'“"’ °“° hght’ f” e e Upvc.” sas e “re and open them at8 a. ni- Also to have all
  ian Qftloleves dggéxgékclz b°;gere;i  piiiieilisséeat th theiiquor sold analyzed and to debar* ‘
I . ’ In [Den ¢  €P 88 ring I C8l°e, 8 - - - f d
' ` limber and muscles in trim. y -oornices etc., showing great care in de- gms owupymgthe position 0 bar ten er I
KINKORA
VISITED
Residence
The Cheese Factory Visited
i in Company With a Prom-
inent Resident.
The development of the farming
attracted the interest of all Canada
butter factories have in P. E. Island
certainly made possible the conversion of
a
marketable product.”
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reputation for the quantity of cheese
f
r
and shade trees of maple and# elm. In curing mom gf the factory whim is
the T°“1`°fl-he °h°1`¢h iS 5116 8l'8V¢ Yerd kept scrupulously clean and in thi
where the pioneers of Kinkora sleep ,pm»,i¢u1u- asweii gg in ui oiiiei- re
l-bei? 1835 19118 S1¢°D» and 8dJ°i11iDBif» 011 lationefnecessary, great praise is due
Wi the cheese maker. 1 - --
on all Sides is esneeially fine. Kinkora Just over the liao-Cooney Lloo-_is th
Mid ihe 9-dJ0iDiDS diS51'i¢f»S f0\‘m‘UiI 011% _new and palatial residence of Mr. Albert
Of (.116 lI10Bt I¢_hl'lVlI\8 8nd &ttl‘&GGiVB Crgig, wh() fgp Q number gf yggrg has
conducted an up-to-date general busine
t
‘of visiting Kinkora, and of inspecting the agpggi, having a 1-are elevatiu
» The owner has evidently grasped the
Wlleil the HPSU We Derry Of the new thought that there is “somethin
century takes place on the church glorious and appropriate looses dwelling
I rearing its walls above above all similar
D815 Of Y-he COIIDUFY l`0\1l1d 85035, iS 8 things." The lawn is ample and prettily
at arranged, the house setting" back from
n p thoroughfare avoiding “the usual
dotted here and there by comfortab
,and new born cereals gave the whole
thoroughfares wind naturally across th
veldt, cows graze and the farmers wer
goingtoo and fro amid the clouds o
soil.
the south corner of the building is
A spacious circular tower surmounted by
I wall in which the rain water accumulate
from the spouts, and pumps conneotin
in finished with ash, the stair case bein
.   lid Duiabilill  
 at     
L ""*" T 1' tail. The work was done by Mr. W. D -» *'-*_'“"'”
Sherron of Crapaud. _
I   _ The work of constructing the buildirég ____
 X;';p§;?‘:§"é;el;d;2avetge_M" J°h“ 1 'Fruit oultnrefs often -conducted on al
o
The furnace is the
Messrs. Knight St Black
The laying of of the
o
f the superintendence
" the renowned lawn
,_ _slum _"Q,  'rnsouaanulm cnmnomrrows, ramen nnwAnn__,is1.aNn, Jose 24, _iso
SAlNi A
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asl
during the past few years. An exchange 5 '
» says: “The introduction of cheese and !
gu.
L0
ss
in Emerald. The situation is
P°0Dl° Wi11h8V¢8- R1‘8I1<1 0DD01‘l»\1Di Y a delightful one with a southern
n
fe
1° Standing on the lawn and looking to
l
1 farm houses. The condition of the grasses
velvety appearance. Paths and public
dust made by the machinery tilling the
The Cape Traverse and the main 'line
of the Prince Edward Island Railroad
bound Mr. Craig’s property in the rear.
“I _ V sick and at times could A carefully made plateau of 18 inches
WQS e 9 ‘
not attend '£75 my work at.an_ I had in height surrounds the house. Ox:
B,
e_. graceful dome. This tower affords
valuable space;not only to the first floor
n but also to the' second Eloor as well "_ ._
- ' P l ia town has
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f
is frost proof and possesses all the quali-
flcations ofa first-class basement, There FQBT are ‘-he best - Au D1"1SSlS*'Si“ 10
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  Your
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Description of Mr.L`iaig’s‘ 
RECENTLY CUMPLETED .
   ,   ____ _ QI lays
_ _ " Ani bring them to the Great Big Ssore f .r Clothing. That
big bankru t stock is oin fast.
and neatly arranged, with dust-proof, . . P S 3
fi n- '
ment. There will also be an altar for ' _A 
 V There’s a limit io the sale, and we can’t promise to 'continue
__ ,
 always.
v~. .
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 MEN’S SUITS AND BOYS’$.l|ll'S
\ .
  Trousers for Both  ip
cause they are good. Try it. _ f
THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.
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FIRST ISSUE OF COINAGB I ' I
weeks’ time. The designs have beenp ' I  _ y
and ihe dies sunk and some of* A _
It is understood that the first to be ‘|
and halfsovereigns. ` . * 
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His OWN FREE WILL. .‘Gives best and most last results; A' 
of the excellence of liI1NARD’S LINI- ‘
household for bur s, p , -» A I * I,
we should not be without it., 1 ri Qdzaw and W  ' e ‘ 1
It is truely a wonderful medicine. l  ky '
` JOHN A. MACDONALD. _ __
Publisher Arnprior Chronicle. _ A ' l ,_ , 4
" J _.fL"'|KH.F\l]Wl
zu'
> At about 2-3 price-just as good as when the price was-i a thind
more. If yon’re not eatiifiej bring it back and get your money.
We don’t want you to buy bec’use the goods are oheapgdbut be- ~
t Provvse ZBrOs.
e GI V v v _ '
_i _-_ The W orld s Best   W Q
The first issue of the coinage of King _ _ :_l  gif ,im Q W ni,
Edwmi vii, will be mode in-aboutoix I   f-fi *i W ~
the coins have already been struck. , _ , , _ g '
issued will be silver coins, then the bronze l E N  I  I-I  
money and later in' the-year t-hesovereigns 1. _ » ~ ¢_
= ”“'*1'*"°""'_~° ` ~ .u,.v~ \
A - V Richest in Nitrogen, Phos. Acid and Potash
soluable andyavailable. Quick, 
“ig _ V _ _
Dm Sh_s’__Hcann0tspeake wo smug,” than rnost brands. Price ower than any.
MENT. It is THE true remedyinthe s , .;  l
A n s rains etc and 
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A A man m a enriisyganmon Counci1fT"   - A ` in
I rear including the L is 55 feet. The
y front is what is known as “a bay front”
ed. _ with double verandah on thekitchen
"5iUC€ then- Ihave never been mek; with entrancetothe sitting room.
resigned his seatin t e om
on the ground that a man who wants
to save his soul cannot be a_ Christian
and in politics at the same time. From lates* “°"¢l*Y~ '
all' accounts this is true Pennsylvania. ' »
The foundation ofthe house isof -Is- p
‘-15 given me great pleasure to write in land stung specially prepared andin the -Baltimore American.  Ha  
D1`8iS<‘-‘» Of D0dd'*‘ Kid“°X,PmS’ and the cellar is a section divided by astone
8
ovw-ana~\-wvl»` ‘ e J
sroizv seems sriuucin.  " _
The New Coilodxo Carbon Photo. It is the acme of perfection Call and vi¢w=t&
._-->l- The Studio where baby is always welcome. Queen*
s r _
when you ask for Headache Powders be .VPv~\-/vonnuvun -\~v\~vv»s cvswvhnuwaunrwvvrb g |~\~¢p
with the tank convey the water to the Sum Y°“ Se” KUMFURT- Never acwpt a
bath room and wash room. The cellar ‘lb Smute- It i5b°°t'°1'°°b° Safe ,than
Sorry and you may be Sure that KUM- 
and 25c, sizes .1
8 if
HAHMOTH FRUIT FARII.
large  inllngland. Amannfacturer p,
of jam and jelly has athousangl acres,
Histon, near Cambridge, _ employing _
amosaio hands. rue factory is in the , we an Man 
,_`
oenue of the -fruit farm fe
5331
we
len-the masses not the classes, BEN-
Liniment is the family medicine
hnllllien ~
nd _
and we .
Every watch is  and regnfiioa
,S _ghggoal we aim-at  
_W-we- _fe   “ .P9e41.,
iredsoioof parohseerlfmli atéhffy.   -~-.1
 day is easy and clothes
gotwhitelfybifloéi
 Pnosiosoasso. ~ » -»  - _ _
_ 1 ; 4 -_ _ In all kinds of Marble.
all  of.G1,=~nite.;
-all kinds of Freestone.
_See uso:  tous be£nre_y.m piece
We-have a nine assortment of linishedwork on land.
order