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AV tin.-";* *■ ?.&*;, **v.-'. ¥ r '.The- -Ctorfc f>imty-Pres l.«'«ll KVI'KV I'lIIOAV Ar ■' clakic, Ci..vi<n Coixrv, mx.ii., 'r at.yAHo k. goodenocgii. Umu?*-;. iJi-.iCM. 11 wh.'i .mki:. Pi... w, Main ... . >iin.-v.|. TI'liMSr $, ,,., fKR V>.AK |\* \im.\m , Sim.i.rC >.r*rs, I'nr l v . li.ii. f ' V "■ BUSINESS CARDS. K. .11, WHEATON. <'. W. I'F.TMiY * WHEATON & PERRY, [ I.AWVEU8, i CI, AH E, - - MICH. ! All lniMn.">..s iiitru.tr.l u iih tlirm will rfi-iv tmimpt nttMrion. I flirt tions nude and Real He ' laichmiKlu.uiiUolil. lldii-t .Miijiuiril IlIml.M.. Local & Editorial Matters. Home Time Taljle. IA .1 I'^'.f'lUrr,.., fawn-.-,,... WM. If. Kl.l>KN, JkwKi.rai and '*'" de.iler ui Wall Paper, Hooks a>U Surion- cry, Sewing M.nliinc Fixtures, etc., Ci ari*. (.±KV. AV, JEFFEKIES, Ji*'i>c;e op \a l'r.onur .itul Ji si ii p ny iiik Piai k. I Urr. Special aUenli*ii given ti» nuking it)llciti'>nv Of. tt u> Main Street. WBM*. Ou^eiiRrr i<>:u a, m. IVisscn^rr 6:^8 p. M. I.. Hakiiv. ArcM MallH. I'l rr Mii",<t ri tp Ham wav. \M...ind <::«r.M ffr.l, i.|«,ij <£<!<! A WEEK IN *IP T''H1l. <i (Ulttit l>»«v Nv ■n.uu.i Imi-Iih'-*. it nhi> li p' i-r iit.tVrgrr.it \>.\\ nil ihe timo the* ti« nUrs t'> II Hvnni i\. I >■. YOYR OWN riA. K cider, if y«u t^ >>f either A« i jr vmrk, write fpr ».ir- I'nrtUnd. M»ine, rjUOO. J. CUMMINS, A//Oi-iiri/-ii/-J,air anil fio!ieif*r, (four/ Ilniixt Jliii/diiir/, /-'uriri-//, Mich. OEST BUSINESS YOT CAN ION- iJ* ^.iw in v, i-is - - pel tl.t\ liudt-l.veitlirr.»CA, W3I11 in their i«ii ]■" ilitu.. l'.mi« itlar* ami sain plr. «.,rt!i<;frit lmpt"\r \ ..nr «|i ire time ji tlii- ■ ■ii»iii'.- \-l<ln— -.riVM.Wl .. . I'.irtUml. Maine. \ i \ ln\i I ...I..I..,., '■ ■»■ l .m. Viri.e. We.tirn at t,■:•¥., .\.m.,:i.hI ;. twin at j-.-j a.m. Vu Si vr.r i>. Mm si I'm a,\m, Alrivt it ,;.*. \.m , ieave.it i.-^n r.M. .1. I Kill KAMI I.m, T M. Official mid Society rtlrectory. Sll.riir. \lltllr« I Mail., - - . . ,|il«l,f<-"f I'roh.itc. li. \\ . l.flWir., . . I ri.i-.iir. r.J. I . Un, k,if.-(|.iu, - I'lc-rl. unit KcKi>ter,l'. II. S.nillicrluH, I'p.s.-t iltiitg Attorney. ( I C;.st.rlin, C ir. nil I'rtiirl l nni.,'l». J. C ninmin., . S»llr\c>..r, .1 I . I.ittlelielil, .... l-'»rmi'-r.- \ A.sha.cr, - I l.ue • (tare. Clare. larwcll. l-'arwell. Karw.ll. farwell - Clare. The ConllHoti, Tliey have done it. The. imtjowilri and democrats, in ,StnU> convention, iiuvc united. 'Tin* democracy, l>y a vote of three to one, mlopUtl'tlu* national .soft money platform, uud endorsed its nomination,*, TJhv two parties nre now one—thc National Democratic parly, as opposed to the lU'pulilican party. There i.s vigorous squirming, lint it has got to lie'BWiil- lowcd hy the. hard money democrats, or else they must go into the ropubli can CoiiirrtjKntioiial Churcli.-H'i All. Nnrri*, I Astitr; .emit-, al rj^j a.m., and 7:30 r. m. CotiKrliil. Sunday Bcliool.—^es^lunut 1.' m , -n linrtli. I' 1> whe.iiiui, Snpi. MetlKxHst Episcopal Society.— Rev. \\ H Ware. Castur; ^cr.iies at I'nim i'f'1 H"ii.e turj all'.rn..lel>. Simdjy, iniiriiiii;, anil even c 1 C. CASTHHL1X, Attorney-and-t 'ounsclor-at-I/aw, and Counselor A* Solicitor in Chancery, . ('our/ Hnum Jiiii/ilhif/, J-'urire//, Jfir/i,! Mr-..s n'mwi'nii,'pres SI. K. Sunday School. Ses.j.m ai Vn imi svho.il II.him al 1.' m. K. C niii-uuk, Siipt. Red Klhhou Club.—Meet ai T"»n Hall Satitr.l iv * .cninj; at 7 r. vj. (i W llmirll, PrcM- lent. J H Calkins. Sit it Mninlav evening at 7 p.m. ; Mrv 0. W. Jefferies, Set.. ranks. Thi.s pretty evenly bal- .Myrtie•>U'li'{ csthc two psirtie.s in this State, I .h#h' t'ullainf lint and ])i*omiscs the liveliest kind of a light in l«S0. I.OCAI. IlRKVITIIvH. -* He I»rinci|m!'H J'l'hriiiir.v; ': ,v XumlMjr I'M'"'1'. 1". a\verajfo(|«fK<tendance* I-', / rrihifir^!«Wr<««!»t] ^I«, Liable Morrill, prwii^^ f XuiHlMsreti^d/'^ -VvcraKi-i.'i^V.Uleiidaucc, II 'Xihikw -ofsliitlentsJ whose cla staiitliiigexttl ing UNfe . ' •«o. Ji'iinio Ciillmt. f- UCAXMAKl*^H)XHYFASTKIt; ,r c" '.,'*'. .-il«..rkf.riisi!nnat.m%tliiitKel*e. Capital , ^11*. SlHTlliail IS loOtlllllg lip US U TC- K'^'S^Xu'nV.r "Me,, %%lrf.'l ™,$ I lmlilittui candidate for president. pirlv \i.iptr.lr\cr» uhtrc !»■ \wrk f.-r «is. Knvk i^ the . tinu*. I *'-tlv "»tttt ;»nil tt rrm- frc*. & O* . Ati-'^ti. M.liner \ddrc^^ 'I Kt'B , Q H.srTlIKULAXl), Notary Public iV Iiisiinince Agt. Money to Loan <»• lUPKUVHl) ItHT.«. I5STATI5 Colli-/ //mis, /{iii/iliut/i I-'th-inll. < DC. DODfiK, .livncK ok thk • l'i m 1 in I V.i vi.v hmi, Vi VMiN.h,..." (il)lll) FaHMIXH IiAMIS ttllt S.M.K Ciikai'. Trn.ix Pkki-kct, ! Tkkms ICasv. ! ■ Coiiqihiint is made that several gro- .cciv, and other dealers, give short weight. Zai 11 CiiANi>i,i-:it makes astirin the Cnitcd stato senate, and hereafter the re-t ofthe land will know that then- Nil jdacecalled Mieliigan. \l.C. ll)in;|.* V XaiIOX Al, DKMOC-liATK* XoMI.NA- 'iiovs. Fur Justice of tVc Supreme ; Court, John M. Shipman? for Regents Kwr.1.1,, Mi<-M. i"rt|u.state Cnivcrsity, (Jeo. I'.Snnd- >J KW 1-TRXm'UK, NEWLY f'"'<l, and 1 lenry Whiting. Jti'JiHcit, Xeio Proprietor. '■ ' ' «5TsTAMT?lJwnTi?T ' Socialistic ideas continue to Oi. JA-lVlli^ HU i »W>]n*«id in this coiuitrviiMvrll ~S])ring has commenced. --The days aro getting longer. Kid. Campbell will preach at the school bouse, in Clare, Sunday evening, iit seven o'clock. -Court week at Farwell, and all the members of the bar present, likewise some of the bar-tenders. —Communion services at the Congregational church ne\*t Sunday mom ing. rroparatory services on Saturday evening. —Tbe Northern Cent ml Conference of Congregational churches will hold its meeting with tho church in Horsey, March llth to l.'Uli, -Mr.Uoo.F.llolhrook has resigned ! us superintendent ofthe poor, lie has boon an cnicienl ollic(.T and bis1 resignation K lo be regretted. - Mr. John Maynard, of Pierson, Ind., is visiting Ids brother, Dr.May- nard. lie contemplates making this bis home al -ome future time. Isn't this funny! A Tew hard money democrats in Clare have all along insisted tbat the national party was marly dead. Perhaps so swai- lowcd too much democracy! —Thc itigbt Honorable J-]. J lull insists that lie will not contest the election as to removal of the county sent. His plan is probably to tight it'in .tjic courts by injunction and otlienyiK, Her tliiw for a ill—tliq standard be- tB iniNOK, aNettie Bigley, Onward Kosf, Kttie Jones. J j. 0/'(',i ;y*'ii:i>U, Principal. A IMM| In the n**f well, tliere.l* Holden, ini'Mfl iilutccl Kdltor. " ring town of l^ar- frly liiimed Jeems S. Tbe opening dedicatory services of thw new M, K, church in Clare, took place lust Sunday. The edifice was tilled wilh a larRO audience from at home nud abroad, and an unusual interest wns.manifested u|hjii thc occasion, — i'he pulpit waa occupied by the Hev. Jas. Heid, of Greenville, presiding; the Hev. A. II. Norris, pastor of the ClareCongregationn! church; the Hev. .1. F. MeKinloy, formerly in charge of tho Clare society, and now stationed at Howard City, and the present pastor, the. Ilyv.AV. II, Ware. fo'flTe Toft of the pulpfrworo the choir, H. H. Comstock, chorister; Mrs. Hodie, organist; and Mrs. Hockafel- low, Mrs. Ervey, Mrs. Tucker, Miss Lange, W. IT. Ware, Jr., and Mr, Ji Donation. The Congregational Society of tbis Hiice will have ii donation, fin* tho lonellt ol'Kov. A, II. Norris, on Fri» 1877, tbe frame being up.aud the roof «ln,v evening, March I Ub, IS7II, al tbe on in tbat year. From (bat time for- 'S,i'«1' ,,m,s"- ',u' ««»«w»K arc (he ward it Inn progressed as fust as measures nnd means Avould permit. I thus been mainly, almost wholly, o (he Mr?. X*l editor, part publisher of thit'iJTWcll Ftcf/Mcr, an al- leged ncwm-1?. Tim /iyMrr ^^^^ ^bey saHg a beautift.l an- '■J,"U> " VT;$*?/*T ^\ ■ f:'^., f5lh.wc,ll.y the opening hymn, having eight'T'jRorf, six of the ei«;ht i, ."'..,.." jmges iK'lng |>r itctl" at Detroit, and ' | beginning under the charge of Mr.Mtoekalellow, and it is owing to bis ellorts largely tiiat it has bccii'sfi avell and quickly done. Hotli himself and Mrs. Kocka- fcllow liave exerted Iheir ulmost to see thisgroat work rciili/.i'd, and too much cannot be said for their zeal in this cause. The church is .*):tx-V> feet, and has a seating capacity of about four hundred. If is of the gotliic architecture, surmounted by a belfry. The windows of stained glass, surmounted by appropriate mottoes. The sealing is a semi-arch, and the furniture is of the modern kind. Tiie committee: Committee of Arrangement, lioss Shaver and Maynard, Visiting .Coinniiltc*-*. Miw.es fna Wheaton, .Nellie Sawtell, Venic Keller, Nettie Jones, Jennie Caliam. ItceoplionCommittee. Mr. & Mrs. 11. Trevidick, M r. & M rs. Jacob Mason and Mr. A* Mrs. Ambrose Converse. Finance Committee. Messrs. John T. Horning, James A, Slocum and \V. S. Cooley. Entertainment Coniniittve. Mr. tt Mrs. A. A. Shaver, Mr. it-Mrs. M. F, Clmmborliu, Mr. <t Mr*. Brodie, Mr. A- Mrs. Milton K. Converse, Mrs. T. II. Maynard, Mrs. U^.ie Morrill, Miss IJbby Caliam, Messrs. F. I,. Post, C. W. Perry and L. 0. Chatliold. Table Committee. Ml*, it Mrs. E. I). Wheaton, Mr.it Mrs. W. II. Klden, Mr. it Mrs. J. I). .Newth, .Mr. it Mrs. known nmoiig M> profession as "patent bowels." Sl>tt4 other two pages Jeems gets jMwtl, iit Farwell, nnd is therefore pnfc''.v I'onsidered one- qiiiirter of nii^jitor, Jeems hlhwiW te likewise iHinder- , ous, and ha^'Anfcnt iiowels" ako— cast-iron onfrflgJut such as they are, tlieyyr-j*n fiifljiftiiw and distinction, a::d,they love^get well filled witii ixiefry rtnd j#/Jr. gratis of cojirso. ! Jleing useful, Jj?- well as ornamental, Jeems likcstwjlisplny their prowess at cotivt nti<Hi4jtiul to be a deligate to sniiit'tfi^jiif j* ,nn honor he much covets. JU^cdic wanted to go to the rejiiililifiw county convention, and the >Vw«f ftes gratiliwl that desire. , Jltsw^flrf*' Then he wanted to go to the Staff ^convention. He but- touhohirall tti»; <loU*giites. J Ie ninde known hfc»'^cfl^*s, and showed numerous yatt&flpyc-r railroiuls that -would Jet lil«jrMc free thereon. Jiis jmtotjt liimi a* bSripks dnj'a Iir t.wo l«ii rjnv<tl Qutand in, like tallows on a winter's 1 ,ft»ur delegates blind, . m& grinned at a, iWy that he took to Ilavness, Whips, Holies, it Blankets Till'. lilvST OV MATKIUAI, I'SKD. VI ....rV ,-.!....tu..il K.paini.g dene promptly 1 w ill 11!. iur.i'tr than »*an Vu 1ihu,;IiI clve- wli.rc in S.iciw.M Vallc>. Ol*BEX SMITH, .Y07',l/iT IH'liLlC. dgrntloii quc- is exciting more interest iu Australia ■than in California just now. John , finds it a very unhospitable world, \ particularly among so-called civilizotl . peoples. H< 'ill E-latv and iisiiraiice A gent. CI. AKIi, MICH p. «n ui tr .11. ii i"i.i X ' 1.>.»l.iii^ jtnd. estim.ll- ii-ji IH timl.cr. -ijn.l;n" tr-s]..a..e » alii U«ymj lav 1- i u -ii r-- .i.i rtt!.. M ■ :ii itlan Iir. iiv.ir.in.- e( ..tiip.it.V «fN -* Ynrli <.t." ti ill ' '.lii.l. v. uh |.;v rate*. Canada vantsiin inflation of tlie currency, with which to build railroads, canals and public works of sill sorts. Internal improvements is the true policy, as was fully demonstrated by Xapoleon. 0'(.siui«iji}ianjsii| rotten ham, Inn eggs, odiferous lfisb, short weight, nnd such like. That was an insult to O'Callaghan -the meanest kind of a twit is a twit upon facts. —Kev. J. F. McKinley and hisesti-j mable wife, of Howard City, who was *ht" J**oi>Us for assault upon Johnny IilmSe thank heaven, Jeeins has a patent religion to console his patent bowels! <;e». T. Ftmcll convicted. In the ease offico. T. Pencil re mm I lusted, a pupil under his charge, after a trial of two days at Farwell, the jury found hini guilty, and the court imposed a fine of #—. At it provious triid before Justice Jewell he was nisei MliAT&PRODl'CE. M.u- JKFFKHIKS, Ut Vt.l tl IK Tin-: grangers and sovereigns of industry, of Battlo Creek, will engage in tbe manufacture of farm iniplc- ' moots on the co-operative plan. Capital SUMi.iHin. This is the true method present nt the opening services of the M. 10. church, woro warmly greeted by tlieir numerous friends. Monday evening tiie Hevcrend gentleman preached in the new church to an tip-, precintive audience. A residence' convicted, nnd this matter cnuie up ! here of two voiirsh.it endeared them I01- "PP^l- Johnny HusImI was a ! both to tbe hearts of this ]K-ople. j pupil in the Clnre school, nnd Mr. ! - in saying tli.it Sheriff A. IC. Mnck ! IV,U,il Wi,S tn,l,,K,r- H° «>»»n*nd^ ! was over FRESH & SALT MEAT, Fresh and Cured Fish, FlM. Gk<>( i rii:>> and Gknkrai. Fakm PnoDCcr.. for workingmen to pursue; to be their j the sheriff bought, nnd made us pay . ,,,.,, , , , i the boy to change his sent, and the •ix feet tall and a handsome,, i , ,_ ... . ,, I bov refused, for reasons that ought to ,,,.,,.,, ., , .*,' I have been satisfactory to any teacher, had to bave th" oignr.s on it, which man, cost us on. On refusing, the teacher attempted to iork liim out of tlio seat, but the boy own employers and share its rewards, for them. Being six feet tall and n ,, , , r . ., ,. ,, , .. , . . - I sheriff at that, we did not dispute | !,pW ^ t,,pret" n,,rt ,M' fi,1,wl to (1° Jt;nnik Fowi.ku, late of Port \ t^nt point with the gentleman, nnd ' Oinll only insist on this one point— ! that he is six fool two inches tall, Fowi.ku, Washing, Wisconsin, and heaven, it is hoped, was not now of| ,i merce nary girl. She wantod to bo married jlmKc" Cheapest TEA in Town ! a good deal more than she wanted : money; and lucre could not bind up ( uxli ] mill fur Itiili.i. MAIN STHEKT, CLABE. MISCKllAXUOl'S. ('AunTo'PirKPrnLir. ncmimin h'-.irtj thank* w the * iti/cm> of I Lire *u\A : i. mil;, f'r tli**:ir j'.i-t ii.urt'ii.i^t', ami would in- \ it'.- x • tut nt it met. <ift lif -.iinf. The Clare Bakery. FRESH BREAD AND'poison. ROLLS EVERY DAY. Ilantl Reception. " , , , ,,,,., Mr. and Mrs. John Post tender the • and soothe hc-r crushed nnd bleeding j (.,nri. (.()nlct ".,",, ., v Rt ; lieart. Jennie was tencl.ing the ch.l- j t|ui|r rl.,i(k,lu.tl< IIPXl AVcHlncHlnv eve- dren ol James \\ \ ,iJe, u won thy | ni Mun<h ^ X(, lll"mtiimH Ilor widower, nml while employed in thnt i(,01ltribulions nre desired, it being n capac.ty \ ale proposed marriage to, ., SK.In, thori willlmit (,)>t hernndsheacccptccl Heaftcrwnrds ,iml wiUu)Ut .^ T[)(l ()f changed bis iniiul, and she employed (,, ",,, ,md ar() im..k,(11() a lawyor to bring suit for damages. Y.'tle readily paid Iho money on demand, pud still refused to marry her, whereupon she sont hini back tlic?."!,- i()00 and swallowed a fntnl dose of ' be present and lend tbeir presence to ! the occasion, in compliment to tht j hnnd nnd ns an appreciation of their j efforts in behalf of Clare. CHACKKHS, CAKEi*, CANDIES AND C<>XFE<Tl()NEHY. ()riitiiiiii)il!iiri (ii/,-iv /nr Pnrtiiv ,SV hits c Sjitt'inlti/. Good Lunch Room. «>; l..t«. IV,< ,,U--. < r.nl.irs, R.i||<, R.t., S.c. Fill EI). LANdE. Ol'Y A FARM! ' 230,000 Acres FARMING AND PINE LANDS In Central Michigan, FOR SAI.,15 BV THE FLINT it PEHIO MARQUETTE HAILWAY COMPANY. 20,000 Acres in Clare and Isabella Counties. Tor inft>r(lutinn.nbout these Lind*, address War. I/. WEBBEK, I-flinl CommlKsloner, East Saginaw, Ifacv* HiKli Old Moss.ItncUs. — j I '.> llic 1 .lit ir« f I*lil; 11 M:r C oim \ Puts-.. Tiie Modern Iroquois. I Should agricultural societies begov- Ncarly ii,0()0 of the descendants of! crned by any porsons but farmers, the old Six Nations of Central New ! nnd should societies of this kind elect . York are at Foroshiile, Wis., on a-any persons but farmers for their .government reservation. The I'nited offices'.' I should say no. Hut I see lm,j | States agent of this reservation reports j that tlie Clare, and Northern Isabella j that nearly 2,000 of these 0,000 can j Agricultural Society have not hardly j read and write; that'they have 'l'i day; a farmer to fill one office. For its land two manual labor schools; and | president, it luisa teamster and shingle \. 10. Muck, Mr.& Mi:*. Peter Caliam, seatsaroof variegated polished woods, Mrs. Jas. A, Slocum, Mrs. W. S. furnished by tbe Michigan Furniture };,M>.,.l?V•?*•■A,,lArAtkri"■J!,, Mr\*?,n'- Works, at Northville, nnd, together *^3^ ^feiSnt^e!^ with the pulpit from tho same place, _ A Mrs. Wolsky, Mr. it Mrs. N, Hick- cost about *.".00. The window ns wore nell, Mr. it Mrs. J. W" Calkins, Mr.A from Geo. A. Moisch it Co., of Chien- >Ml*> J>- (!:. llirwl unrt 3fr- * Mr*- ",. , , ,. - ■',,', -1 .,• Ju ins hhnflcr. go. Tho chandaliers rroi.i I letroit, of - A" nwtnhw of Uuj c.,1UR.h alui .," H. AV. King it Co. The furnace was who ure friendly to the church are re- froni Holmes it Webster, and is the 'f|uostod to use tlieir best endeavors to only thing or the kind in the eounty. '• ™nke the donation both pleasant and The mason work was done by Feigh'.- ■ l™,jpn ^;ulMlm,e will m,t.ive ,in ner it Martoll, of Clare, and the out-] thing that the friends.may see tit to side work by Shaver it Mclntyre, of donate;Hour,pork, butter, eggs, hams, Clare, and others. The inside work clothing, hoot-, lumber, shingles or wasdoneby Jamcsdlca-on, of Evart. I™"1'- XN • "• I,'»'»»w. «*>'• "Wcreiir not » li-mplc, lile Juil.ili*> of.ilil," Wh«->ept>rul»neremarMe, -.vliu.c laultings vine tol'l " The Rev. J. F. McKinley offered prayer in well-chosen, affecting and heart-felt words, mding with the Lord's Prayer, iu which the congregation joined. The I'hoir then sang thc hymn -C.rcJi Klnj rf Rl.ir>, ■ iime. ^nd with 1'hy f»\»r, • r»« " ■I'lil* temple m'I hy horai-. This pe»rl«» Thine "«.1." |Tllp enti,v "wt ,,|, to ,|.,((. is i;2,0.-)!l ill - A large and elegant Hible was rest- rwin,i numbers, of which amount j ing upon the pulpit, and Rev. W. II. |sitor,7 hi(<| boon provided for before' Ware took it into his hands, and road j the open ing-crvi'ecs. The wliolesum ' therefrom an Inscription that it was! jias j)Wll ,,|c(ijrWl, and on lhe day or the long roll call, the Clare M. 10. »»•♦■- -—— prescntcil to the dure M. E. cliurch, by Mrs. Win. McEwan, of Hay City, Mich., by the hands of Hcubcn Smith, Esq. Hev. Mr, Norris then read a selection from the Bible, after which Hev. Mr. Ware introduced the speaker, Rev. Jas. Heid, of Greenville. The six-aker took as a text 12th Honmns, first verse, "I lnwoch you, therefore, brethren." and from it preached a sermon abounding in practical truths ami (Wind doctrines. He sWted that lt wtM exp^*ttHl that in nt'SINIiSS |.OCAU<l. Try JeHorics's ."ill cent fine cut. :i lbs good Tea for *1 at Slattery's. All kind- of Tobacco cheap at Slattery's. I f you want a good Cigar go to Slattery's. church will be out of debt. ! This undertaking has boen a great ■ one, and it has succeeded. Much more than its actual cost value lias; beon added lo the wealth of Clnre—' , .,'.,'. '.\. (or public works rannot bo computed 1 <-"'*' Jwkwn'H ^ *"™t Navy . . .. . 1 . ...,,... 1 ooacco. bydollarsandcont-aloiie. It isacrcdit to the society, and a credit to Clare, j A IurKC st(K.k "f jinrness on band That it may do a good work in our at Cooley's, midst, antl become a blessing to itsl - • people, is the wish of all who live in 1 If you want to save money call on Clare, i t is the first JI. 10. church in J • 1J'.'s'a"wy. the county,-.a. faePof which all Jiia^.' ging sermon, imd-ferdkl not dfsiro to disappoint his hrarrm-in that respct,' and there woulrtbrth* usual religious serviced of taktng up a collection. The aAInfts was fall of humor and clo- tiuence, and tlu^ speaker took up a collection by cards which astonished the oldest inhabitants out of thei r cash to the amount of over a thousand dol wg&ssm ^^^^^itej^i 2s Ji.s-STlattery kc^jis a full lii^.<jf mtinit.v At a mooting of the Hoard of Trus- (Cheapest in town, tees, bold on Friday evening, Feb. 2-*, to receive the final report of the building committee, the Pn-tor, Hev. W. II. Ware, oirerod the following preamble and resolutions: Wiii:i:i:\s, Through the earnest efforts and financial aid rendered Fresh Candy nt Mrs. Biglcy's, Pure wines and liquors for medical purposes at Slattery's. cent tea in town. : Ten bents any 00 Try it. )V: Tho bost Ten in Jlicliigan for oO dy. Inrs. His plan of raising a church jj. (<. Rm-Kiifellow, Esq., Treasurer of-nt J' ('- Ilol'kur('ll,m's : that thoy cultivate their lands so dili- j gently that they pay all the expenses 1 of their living. Tliey are reported as : advancing in church discipline, grow- j ing in temperance and making rapid t progress toward a complete civijiza- ! tion. They are not the old Iroquois bolt maker. For its first vice prcsi dent, it elected .Miss Whitley's dry goods clerk; for its second vice president, it elected a coroner and undertaker. Well, this is all very good, for J presume that he will be needed "11 both capacities within a year. It • in spirit or courage or adventure; but elected for its third vice president, a tboy amy yet piny a part in civilization quito as worthy of their lineage as that of the warriors who burned nnd ravaged up and down the Mohawk Yalley during the Hevobition. lumberman; for its secretary, a law yer, and more than that an old bachelor, but that is all right, he will not be long in that unhappy state. It elected for its treasurer, the red head- One popular delusion regarding them ed harness maker, itli honest lflan, the —and they are rapidly dying out— noblest work of God. It elected for bas been thoroughly eradicated from i its first director, a carpenter and tlie public mind. If to those of tlie j joiner, and for Its second director the Six Nations who are ou this reserva-'grey whiskered tJmy-npin of Clfire. tion we add the Canadian descendants' A gotxl lot of men, ipid they have ft j of the famous confederacy, we have a ! good lot of ducats to run tiie society 1 numbor nearly if not quite as large as | with—$f).ol) all told. I presume the j the total coivuk of the Iroquois nt the' next contenial exhibition will be held j time wbe-n they were the masters and horo, ' Hope so. 1 conquerors of the continent. J.?rom Old Make Tbajl'b, Then be got around behind the boy ancl knocked him—"cuffed," as lie termed it—first on one side of Unheal! then on tlie other, making tlio boy's nose bleed, ami unquestionably beating hini severely. Then the boy picked up ii stick to defend himself with—just as he had 11 right to do, in school or out—and then a scuttle ensued, wherein the boy wns roughly handled. At sometime iu the melee, the boy's eye was blackened, and bis throat scratched. The school was broken up of course. The verdict was a just one. Air, Pencil was ably defended by Messrs. Perry, of Clare, Cummins, of Farwell, and Trumbull, of Evart. Prosecuting Attorney Casterlin, und J. 15. Judkins, of Osceola, for the people. The defense immediately moved for a new trial, with a prospect of getting it. We regard this case as unfortunate in every particular, und as wrong op the part of every one of thc principals—the boy, the teacher, and tlie boy's father. It has resulted in a costly litigation, and from the peculiar position of the contestants, the teacher, even if he wins, must suger thc greatest los-. 11 is precisely similar to tliat of the selling of liquor— tho wrong is with the State. The State never ought to give any teacher in any school the right to punish a pupil corporally. Intellectual and iporal forces are the ones Iiy wliich to rple, and not by physical force. —*-.-* Canada money taken In exchange for goods or on account at tah, at J. C. ltO('KAVKM,OW'S. Clare, Jan.!), 1870. Every business man need printed letter-heads and bill-heads. It saves time i\nd money, is a good wav to advertise, and keeps up with the times, ('fill for samples and prices, tr-.-* All persons indebted to I)r. M. T). Davis are requested to call and settle within 80 days or their accounts will be placed in fhe hands of a lnwver for collection. Clare, l>b, % 18*9, debt is both ingenious nnd uffeetivo. Ile takes one hundred days ns the basis, and asks bis bearers to give a certain number or cents por clay during tbat time for the object in view. The cards were headed, "The long roll call—out of debt, June the loth, is"!l," and stipulates that the holder should respond therewith on that date witb the sum marked th'.TOon. They were cheerfully taken, and we have not a doubt hut that every one will be paid. thc Huilding Comni'itteo, tbe enter-: , " prise of building the Claro Methodist \au^\^Mh\\?^ U>r:'l)(i"' Episcopal Church has boon brought | to a successful and highly creditable; All kinds of Sleigh Shoos at tim completion. Therefore j Foundry of H. Land), Clare. /{ewtrrrl, That the profound grati-, tudc of the other members of thej Pnuiirn: of all kinds taken in ox- building comniit*eo, and lhe mem- \ change for Harness at Cooley's, Clnre. hers of the honrd of frut-f's, also of. tbe Pastor of the chuivb is hereby ox- • Huckw boat flour ground at Horn- pressed to Mr. Hockafollow for bis| ing*Shatter's grist mill, Clnre, every unwavering zeal, bis noble support J Friday, with his moan-, and bis excellent (tnste displnyod. Further ; KilH. 1.()|U1H, (.,)ina Boar for bm>(i. Tbeevenin-' services wore of tiie I ,-H'-'"''"''{. That the Alethodist Soci-; ingpurptist-s. Louis Piper, ono miic morcum;, «"'«• win. tu _lllL ^.(y.^ wt>n ils tho village or Clare are: south of Clare, same nature ns that of the morning, j under great obligations to him for the! ... though tlie sermon iUcif was more j valuable aid rendered to tlie society interesting antl complete. The sub-1 in providing!! temple home for thom- • <• . _, in., ~.i ","i"."^"noH,. i selves, and the village another orna- scnpt.oTiswerel bond and\urenearly n)cnt;)f )RnHltvuiM,%llIU, flf inornl enough to cancel the debt. Thc names 1 influence. or subscribers will be given in full next June, togethor with 1111 interrest- iug account ofthe organization ofthe society. The society was organized ns long ago ns the spring of IH72, and was made part of the Farwell circuit. A^ no records were kept until within two years inst past, it is difficult to ascertain wbo were the original ioem« bers. As far as can be learned the first members were the fnmily of John Uaker, Mrs. Hubcn Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Itoorn, nnd Mrs. G. K. Tucker. They met nt the residence of G. W. Hoorn, and at tlie little building now used by Mr, Hubcn Smith as an office, whore also was organized the first Union Sunday School, by Hev. L. Piper, still .1 resident of Ciare. Itev. Mr. Keilly was the first pastor. Next came Hev. Mr. Cogshnll, in '72 and '"il, followed by Hev. Mr. Flomniing, in '73 ancl '74. Rev. Geo. Donaldson came in Sept. 1H71, nnd was the first resident minister, staying two years, when he was succeeded by Hev. J. F. McKinley, and him by Itev. AV. II. Ware, the present pastor. Hev. McKinley found the charge poor and small, but built it up to usefulness f.nd prosporlty, being aided therein by able workers and fervent christians. Tho first record dates from the spring of 1877, when J. C. Hockafollow, «. W. Jetreries, Goo. F. Holbrook, J. W. Calkins, E. ITnicum, E. II, Bradley and John Past-wore olcct- ed a board of trustees, with Mr. Holbrook as chairman, Mr. JefTeries, secretary, and Mr. Koekafcllow, treasurer. The trustee* elected tbo first three gentlemen as a building committee, and upon them lms devolved tlio building o'f their now church, Heducod in prico. Broad (i cts, tier loaf, or fivo loaves for £*> cts., at Lange's Bakery, " , , "" . . ., . , fonsult your own interest, when Jieitotmt, 1 hat a copy of tins pre-1 you want groceries call on amble and resolutions be presented : t U xiifim-i- Mr. Koekafellow, antl one furnished ' to the Clare Pukss, and that thoy also be spread upon the historic department ot the church register. Unanimously adopted. f>. F. Hoi.niionic, 1 W. 11. Waua, 1 G. F. Hm.itiionK, I 10. U.VIfl-M, I G. AV. Boiiu.v, 1 K. II. CO.MSTIIfK, I W. II. W.utK, Pastor. Huilding Com. Trustee- Motto—Quick sales and small profit at Slattery's, next door to Wolsky's clothing store, Main street. Best assortment/if whips and lashes iu the county and sold at bottom pricos, at AV. S. Cooley's, Claro. Call and sees the Now Patent Wash Board at J. W.Calkins's. Saves time, labor and money. Durable nnd cheap. It has been assorted uind don't yon ■ Having pKrchas.'d tbe Clare Grain forget it 1 through the co'Iiuiu'ihoi 'tlie! Klovator, 1 will pay the highest cash Clare Pukss, that SUttory sells gro-1 l>nw f(,r Bn»n. J. A\ . Calkins. ceries ^o verv cheap that none need "*-: to livo in distress. Cooley htisjust recoivodalargestock . __. «_.-» jtif whips, both team nnd driving, tho hoku wanted. , host in the county and as cheap as the The undersigned will pay fifteen vhoapost. per cent, on their value to anyone ■ • who will inform him ns to the where- j t rm,ivc(1 !lt thl, hnrdwarc store nboutsofthe.olI.)WingcoM*i*bodlH)gs. , t k of rr(H.korv an(1 (.]a!?. Age, 11.110 or ton months old; feninle j ., |» of t, , t t stv, * d j all white cars large and pitched for-. c.vll ^l(, ^ j. w <_YiHcIhr. ward, hole in the left and a slit 111 tbo, right one, a private mark ou record. ] The other is a gentleman hog, or wns Peevish children bave worms?. Dr, when last seen; all white, with a bind- spot on the loft bain; large oars. These hogs coald not escape without help, and thero is suspicion in as to who and whero. The easiest way is the best way. ('. W. Stearns. Also, my log chain has been keeping lent now about four weeks, and 1 hope the borrower will please return it and oblige. C. AV. Stearns. IIviNCi in my employ one of tho best workmen In the state, and using nothing but the best of material carefully selected, it enables mc not only to turn out work well made, but work that I can warrant to be sis good as any in the valley and cheaper than the cheapest. (Jive me a call ancl examine stock before buying elsewhere, I mean business. I will not lie under-, sold by any harness maker either In Sagiuaw or elsewhere, W.S.C00I1EY. Jaque's German Worm Cakes will destroy tiie worms and make the children lutppy. Sold by Bowdish, Why be distressed with headache, low spirits and nervousness Avhon Ellerl's Daylight Liver Pills will surely cure you. Sold by Bowdislu Uncle Sam's Harness Oil put 011 your harness, will make tho lcathor look new, and keep it soft and pliable. Give it a trial. Sold by Bowdish. 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|1879-03-07; Clare County Press
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|Friday, March 7, 1879 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
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|1879-03-07; Clare County Press
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I'm a fellow that does cemetery transcribing and photography on the island of Maui. Props to fellow Maui gravers at the Hawaii Headstone Gallery, and anyone else out there that is transcribing or picture-taking. This island is loaded with neglected and unattended graveyards. I find this to be a shame, and although I do not have as much time as I wish I did, I hope to do what I can to spruce up some of the island's old burial grounds.
Oh, you wanna know about me? Well, there's not much interesting about me. I'm a cookie-cutter loafer that likes video games, rap artists that don't suck and history.
You need a photo of a certain person's grave from Maui? Feel free to email me requesting a photo. There are more cemeteries than you'd think for this island's size, so if you have a location, please provide it. I promise to get it to you ASAP, which should be in a day or two (Unless said cemetery is on the extreme sides of the islands, in which case it may take me a bit).
Corrections or contributions are extremely welcome, especially if you know info about the person that I don't.
That's about all for the time being. Peace.
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Norman Warlord
Renaud de Chatillon
bio is biased and historically inaccurate. You say Renaud de Chatillon came in Ist Crusade and was killed in July 4th 1187.
You said he came for adventure and treasure, that's opinion and not a fact, what is a fact is that the 1st Crusade ended in Jerusalem in 1099 approximately three decades before your birthdate for the Price of Antioch Renaud d' Chatillon
Your opinion and knowledge is wanton in regards to history and this man who is my ancestor deserves better then the likes of you.
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on Sep 15, 2014 10:53 AM
Debby Martin
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Hi again the grave yard is the maui memorial park in wailuku not the Iao Valley sorry it's been a while since I've been home.
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on Aug 19, 2013 3:58 PM
Debby Martin
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Hi my name is Debby, I lived in Haiku all my life until I married a DeRego boy and moved to Kula now I live in Tucson Arizona hot country.
I've been trying to find my fake aunty that used to live in Haiku then moved to Kiehi. Her name was Luella Campos married to Patrick Campos Sr, she died in 1985 and was buried at the Iao Valley Isle Graveyard I think that's the name. It's the large one in Wailuku. would love to have headstone picture if you can
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on Aug 19, 2013 3:54 PM
Michael K. Smith
Darius I
Memorial #8152298. The picture displayed on this page is actually of Darius *III*, who was defeated by Alexander the Great and died in 330 BC. I don't know of any purported portrait of Darius I.
Michael K. Smith
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Michael K. Smith
on Jun 14, 2013 12:38 PM
mrs erica
Arcadia Galiardo
Im inquiring about Arcadia Galiardo, she's at Kahului Catholic Cemetery. By a chance do you know if there's an actual contact number for this cemetery or where or who I can contact regarding records. I'm trying to find out additional information they may have for Arcadia and if there's a church or church records to see if they may have a marriage record. Arcadia is my great grandmother that I'm trying to obtain a photograph or other records for her. I'm sending away for her death certificate to see if that can provide me with additional information. I would appreciate any assistance that you can give me.
Thank You,
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on May 28, 2013 9:45 PM
Steven W. Perry
Mary T. Pacheco
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Link to contributor: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=46587571
Find A Grave contributor Steven W. Perry has made a suggestion to you regarding your Find A Grave memorial for Mary Pacheco.
Link to memorial: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=9381865
Link to contributor profile: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=mr&MRid=47353732
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Mr. Mongoose would you please transfer my grandmothers grave to me so I can manage it. Her name is Mary T. Pacheco: Find a grave Id # 9381865 She is in The Assembly of God Cemetery on Maui.
Thank you,
Steven W. Perry (Grandson)
Find a Grave Id # 47353732
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on Mar 06, 2013 5:14 PM
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Great pic!
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on Feb 10, 2013 11:47 AM
Gloria Harrison
Re Memorial # 11627104
Hi there!
I just wanted to let you know that the photo you posted on the above memorial for Edward of Middleham, son of King Richard III, is not that of Edward of Middleham, but of Edward, Prince of Wales, son of Henry VIII. It was painted around 1541-42, by Hans Holbein the Younger. See the following link:
http://www.abcgallery.com/H/holbein/holbein45.html. Other searches of google images will supply similar information.
Hope you don't mind this clarification. All the best.
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on Feb 06, 2013 12:25 PM
cindy lawrence
Big Bear
Doeas anyone have any info regarding who he married or name of his children i believe he had 3 sons little bad man, a middle child and horse child his youngest. please any info be great
I have set up a group on facebook in rememberance of this legend.
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on May 08, 2012 12:21 PM
cindy lawrence
Big Bear
I am so very very greatful to you for this as I believe he is now my spiritual guide!! he is also greatful for all the tributes to his name also thanks again from myself and Big Bear x
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If something works, it's worth replicating…right? At least it's human nature to think so. Whether it's Dairy Queen copying the quirkiness of Old Spice's TV ads or the "Occupy" concept of the Occupy Wall Street movement, it's easier to use someone else's idea than to come up with something new.
For such an example I will point to the "Occupy our Food Supply" movement driven by the Rainforest Action Network (RAN) that surfaced this week. Monday, Feb. 27 was billed as a global day of action "to fix our broken food system" and eliminate corporate control.
According to the website: "Occupy Our Food Supply is bringing together the Occupy, sustainable farming, food justice, buy local, slow food, and environmental movements for a global day of action…thousands will come together to creatively confront corporate control of our food supply and take action to build healthy, accessible food systems for all."
Our food is under threat…don't you know. Occupy our Food Supply's specific targets include the likes of Cargill, Monsanto, ADM and Dupont, as they "have gained runaway control of our food systems."
"Plain and simple, it is clear that getting Big Food giants like Cargill and Monsanto out of our food system is an idea whose time has come," says Hillary Lehr, RAN's organizer. Retailers like Wal-Mart are also on the list.
Replicates rarely get the same traction as the original. Despite RAN's claims, the Feb. 27 event barely made a blip with the media. Perhaps that's because real issues like Syrians literally being blown away by their own government garnered the attention.
At home, I suspect it could be hard to pull the attention away from income inequality-based Occupy movement, which touches everyone—the 99 percent and the 1 percent—but in different ways; versus the "injustice of Big Food" (their words not mine). When you're worried about putting food on the table at all, you're not likely to spend your energy disrupting a system that keeps food costs at 10 percent of Americans' annual income. Sure, certain activists will fully commit, but the masses-- not so much.
Still, the organizers cite Monday's event as a "resounding success." It featured more than 100 events across the globe, involving more than 60 Occupy groups and 30 environmental, food and corporate accountability organizations, they say. It also included some of the same ol' faces—musician Willie Nelson, author Michael Pollan, director Robert Kenner (Food Inc), actor Woody Harrelson. "Mommy bloggers" and social media were the other motivators of the day.


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Pets & Parks, Campers & rv parks attitudes toward pets
Pets & Parks, Campers & rv parks attitudes toward pets
Nov 19 2010, 02:43 PM
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We wish more parks had a strict "No Pet Policy". My wife is allergic to both dogs and cats so we have no pets and don't wish to be bothered by other peoples pets. Our family has been RVing for over 50 years and when we owned a dog and went camping our very well trained dog(s) went to the kennels where it belonged. Many people now days feel their damn mutt has more rights than people, such as being able to ignore leash regulations, nonsense. It also appears most of these "pampered pooches" have not had proper training which just exacerbates the problem. Oh, and let's not forget to mention the bozos who feel it is beneath them to pick up their animals deposits. Maybe it is time to equate non-pet owners rights with non-smokers rights. Remember, there was a time when non-smokers had no rights.
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Here, here! After stepping in dog poop twice in two days at two different parks and getting on my water hose and electrical, I am fed up with irresponsible dog owners. If you are unable to manage your pet then you shouldn't own one.
It helps to have your eyes open when walking! If you cant, heaven forbid you step on some wild animal droppings!


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Understanding Race Project & Understanding Race Theme Semester
02/09/2013 to 05/27/2013
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Inspired by the RACE: Are we so different? traveling exhibition coming to the U-M Museum of Natural History from February 9 – May 27, 2013, the Understanding Race Project is engaging three overlapping audiences in an exploration of race: campus, community, and K-12 schools.
From January through April, the Winter 2013 Understanding Race LSA Theme Semester will engage the U-M campus in courses, exhibits, discussions, performances, films, and more. Most events will be free and open to the public. Principles and goals include an understanding of race as a social construct and an exploration of the intersections of race with other identities.
Coordinating units (units represented by the five co-chairs) include:
Department of Afroamerican and African Studies, Ginsberg Center, Museum of Natural History, Program on Intergroup Relations, and School of Social Work.
Generous funding was provided by:
College of Literature, Science, and the Arts; Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs; Museum of Natural History; LSA Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education; MetLife Foundation; Department of Afroamerican and African Studies; Institute for the Humanities; Division of Student Affairs; Center for the Education of Women; Author's Forum; Ann Arbor Convention and Visitors Bureau; Center for Engineering Diversity and Outreach; Ginsberg Center; Program on Intergroup Relations; Andrea and David Scott; Department of English; Department of Anthropology; and Department of Sociology.
All ten school districts in Washtenaw County are participating by sending students to see the RACE exhibit, following on a "train the trainer" series to help teacher discuss race with their students before and after their visits.
Generous funding and strategic partnership was provided by the Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation, National Center for Institutional Diversity, U-M Diversity Council, Washtenaw Intermediate School District, Ann Arbor Public Schools, and James A. & Faith Knight Foundation.
To date, more than 500 people have participated in monthly, facilitated Community Conversations since January 2012. Community Conversations will continue through June 2013.
All are welcome.
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What is Whiffies? Well, let me tell you! Whiffies is the name of a fried pie cart in Portland that serves up sweet and savory hand pies. They even have vegan options (and a separate vegan fryer for those vegan pies – how nice, right?!). Tim and I had never visited Whiffies prior to last Saturday night so we decided to take the plunge. Unlike most folks, I am not a fan of fried stuff (except for frites) but late night treats are usually (always) an exception. I opted for a Pumpkin Creme pie and Tim chose a Peanut Butter & Chocolate Chip pie. We didn't have to wait long and the surrounding crowds provided plenty of entertainment (it was especially amusing to make mean faces and scoff at a girl wearing a real fur coat). Anyways, back to the pies!!! Golden flaky crusts and generous amounts of filling make the $3 price worth every penny, but let me just caution you: sometimes the filling can explode out of the shell and down your chin, onto your pants, and perhaps your shoe too. Messy indeed, but tasty too. My pumpkin filling reminded me of pumpkin pie and Tim's filling was as it should be – a perfect balance of peanut butter and melty chocolate chips. However, we will reserve future trips to Whiffies for special occasions only because my tummy can't handle a whole pie plus bites (and bites) of Tim's pie. Here's a shot of the nice end of my pie all fancied up at home:
Annnnnnnd, just for some extra fun, here is what happens when I have Whiffies pie filling running down my face while trying to take a photo of Tim eating his pie without properly adjusting my camera setting because I am holding the camera with only one hand (pie in the other):


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MORRISTOWN, N.J. – The Penn St.-Berks women's soccer team scored early and often on a sunny Saturday afternoon, topping homestanding Saint Elizabeth 13-0 in North Eastern Athletic Conference action at Soccer/Lacrosse Field.
Berks (2-1, 1-0 NEAC) tallied seven scores in the first half, led by two goals from midfielder Taylor Schwartz.
The Nittany Lions added six more scores in the final 45 minutes with Simone Stewart and Dana Sarcinello recording hat tricks on the afternoon.
CSE goalkeeper Carla Martinez made 12 saves in her collegiate debut in net.
Saint Elizabeth (0-2, 0-1 NEAC) will travel to New York City on Monday to face Mount Saint Vincent in a 7:45 p.m. nonconference match. After three more road contests, the Screaming Eagles return to Morristown on Sept. 21 for a 1 p.m. match with Wells.


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Rex Burkhead (22) will return to Nebraska's lineup at Northwestern Oct. 20.
The Bo Pelini Radio Show with Greg Sharpe
By Randy York
On Wednesday's Husker Sports Nightly radio show, Bo Pelini admitted that this has been a tough week for his Nebraska football team, and it's going to be a tough two weeks before the Huskers can push the reset button and truly move on. Fortunately, the process started with some "brutally honest" film study this week, and the journey continues with a systemic approach to correct the course for the Huskers' 2012 season.
"You look at every possible thing you can do," Pelini said. "You're accountable to yourself first because only then can you be accountable to the rest of the team. I think everyone's been doing that. We're very honest when we watch the film."
Pelini said the bye week "gives us a chance to get some things corrected and get better – and get ready for this stretch run. We have a lot ahead of us, a lot to play for, and we have to get better. (When) you're hurting, you can feel sorry for yourself or you can fight back."
Pelini and his team refuse to feel sorry. A former defensive coordinator for LSU's 2007 national championship team, Pelini knows what he's doing. He expects his coaches and players to fight back. Not panic. Deal with adversity. Keep working. Respond to a challenge. Look ahead, not behind. And, of course, learn from last weekend's experience.
"That's the key," Pelini said. "Are we able to take what's happened and make us stronger as we move forward?" he asked rhetorically before answering his own question: "I believe in our kids. I believe in our team. You're going to have some highs and some lows. It's how you respond to it. That's the challenge we have in front of us."
Pelini said running back Rex Burkhead will play at Northwestern next weekend. He also said most of his coaching staff will be on the road Friday to recruit before returning to Lincoln to resume practices. "We have to stay with the process," Pelini said. "We didn't execute. We didn't get it done. That falls back on me. We're all in this thing together. We have to improve."
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(Lima, Sacred Valley, Aguas Calientes, Cusco, Amazon River Cruise)
Experience the ancient Inca culture and the natural wonders of the Amazon - all in the style and luxury you deserve. Our Exclusive tours feature the finest properties and experiences in the country. All with our trademark private service, your own private guide, driver and vehicle.
Start in Lima with a tour of this city, and visit the Larco Herrera Museum, home to the largest private collection of pre-Columbian art. Fly to Cusco and take a scenic transfer to the majestic Sacred Valley where you will have time at leisure to acclimatize to the altitude. Board the Vistadome train to journey to Machu Picchu and enjoy a tour of the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu. Stay at the Eco-luxurious Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel in the town of Aguas Calientes. Stop in Lima for one night and enjoy a follklore show with dinner before flying to Iquitos for a true Amazonian adventure, on board the luxuriously comfortable M/V Aria. You will become one of only a handful of seasoned world traveler who has ever visited the remote Pacaya Samiria Reserve, five million acre reserve, really a flooded forest, roughly the size of a Central American country. A world of flora and fauna will meet you in this wonderful experience. Available as a 3, 4 or 7 -Night riverboat cruise option.
NOTE: There is a non-refundable $250 per person booking fee as part of the 30% per person deposit. This booking fee is paid to vessel owners to secure reservations.
Please note that the cost of regional and international air has not yet been included in your quotation. Air experts are standing by to help. Enjoy a personalized vacation that best suits your needs, developed by one of our experienced destination experts. Relax during your trip with our 24/7 support and expert local guidance.
Private airport transfer in Lima with a driver and guide.
A welcome package with your vouchers, a city map, and any other touristic information that we deem you may find useful will be waiting for you upon your arrival at your first hotel on your trip.
Explore Lima on a sightseeing tour of Colonial and Modern Lima with a private guide and driver. Visit Government Palace, City Hall and the Cathedral at the Plaza Mayor (closed on Sundays), and the 17th century San Francisco Convent. Take a short tour of the modern districts of San Isidro and Miraflores for a magnificent view of the Pacific Ocean.
Enjoy dinner at the restaurant "Huaca Pucllana"
In the Fifth century, the Lima valley inhabitants started the construction of the Huaca Pucllana. Two important reasons inspired the group of sacred priests, who were the governing rulers at that time. The first reason was their need to express their religious authority. The second reason was directly linked with the control of the hydrological resources stemmed from the water canal system, on the left bank of the Rimac river. Therefore, Pucllana was an important ceremonial and administrative location. Its magnificence was reflected by the configuration of a monumental architecture. It was built with small adobe bricks wrought on a continuous base of blocks and remodeled during the three centuries of the Huaca existence. Currently the Pucllana Archeological Zone spreads over 15 hectares. Today, fifteen centuries after those men gave life to Pucllana, Huaca Pucllana Restaurant, offers you a sample of the best Peruvian and International cuisine. Welcome to the La Huaca Pucllana.
Our local representative will meet you for an airport transfer, with private vehicle and professional driver.
Flight is required, currently not included in the quote.
Our local representative will meet you for a transfer, with private vehicle and professional driver to your hotel in the Sacred Valley. Transfer time is approximately 2 hours
Enjoy a full day excursion to the Pisac ruins located on the top of a hill overlooking the Vilcanota (Urubamba) river, a series of terraces, canals, houses, food storage and temples can be seen in very good shape. The most notable is the "Intihuatana" or solar calendar made out of a big piece of red stone. Continue to visit the Pisac Market where artisans from all over the area congregate to sell their crafts. Buffet lunch in a countryside restaurant and visit to Ollantaytambo, a fortress built during the Inca Empire, excellent sample of military architecture. 8 hours in duration
Includes tourist ticket and entrance fees.
Upon arrival at the train station, board the Vistadome train for a 2 hour journey to the ancient ruins at Machu Picchu. En route to Machu Picchu the train travels along the Urubamba River with awe-inspiring views of the dramatic canyon.
Please note that your guide will travel with you onboard the train from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes. This guide will also provide the private tour of Machu Picchu. After the tour the guide will explain all the necessary information and provide you with any entrances or tickets required for the rest of your time at Machu Picchu (evening and following day). The guide will return to Cuzco that evening.
Note: When staying overnight at Machu Picchu or Aguas Calientes the following day will be at leisure, with no guide (unless otherwise specified). If you would like to have a guide please speak with your sales consultant about adding this service.
Note: Due to limited storage space on the train, passengers are asked to bring only one small piece of luggage. The rest of your luggage will be stored safely at your hotel and returned to you, either in Cuzco or Sacred Valley. Hand luggage on the train is limited to 11 pounds or 5 kgs.
Upon arrival in Aguas Calientes, you will board the bus (shared service) up to Machu Picchu. The bus ride takes 30 minutes and once you get there you will enjoy a private guided tour of Machu Picchu. The Inca Citadel lies between Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu ("Young Peak" and "Old Peak"). The Inca Pachacutec built the Citadel using sharp stone blocks, fitted together perfectly. Houses, temples, a public square are all connected by narrow roads and steps cut into the mountainside. There are many theories as to the purpose of Machu Picchu; a temple to the sun? A fortress against jungle inhabitants? A sanctuary for the Incas? The mysterious lost city awaits you!
After the tour, enjoy a leisurely lunch at the Sanctuary Lodge. Afterwards, take the bus back down to Aguas Calientes.
Please note: For itineraries including an overnight stay at the Sanctuary Lodge (instead of Aguas Calientes) you will simply return to the lodge after your tour.
For your convenience the bus ticket between Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu is provided. Buses depart about every 30 minutes, once the bus is full.
The entrance ticket to Machu Picchu is provided for your convenience. Please note that due to limited availability of permits (which are non-refundable) they cannot be requested until trip deposit has been received and complete and valid passport information is provided. As such, this activity can only be confirmed after time of booking. All efforts will be made to ensure that these be secured on the desired date(s). In the case of unavailability, alternative date(s) will be provided where possible.
For your convenience, the entrance fee for the hike to Wayna Picchu is included. A limited number of hikers are allowed each morning and there are two scheduled times to do this hike, 7am and 10am.
The eternal guardian of the Sanctuary, Wayna Picchu (meaning "Young Mountain' in Quechua) towers over the Incan city, and an amazing view can be appreciated from the top. The route to the top of the mountain is treacherous, with very narrow pathways, and to conquer the summit is truly a rewarding experience! Along the route and at the top of the mountain are sacred structures and eye-catching terraces, built right against the slope's edge. Depending on each person's hiking pace, this activity may take up to 3 hours. This activity is on your own; please speak to your sales agent about organizing a guide to accompany you. Please note that due to limited availability of permits (which are non-refundable) they cannot be requested until trip deposit has been received and complete and valid passport information is provided. As such, this activity can only be confirmed after time of booking. All efforts will be made to ensure that these be secured on the desired date(s). In the case of unavailability, either alternative date(s) will be provided where possible or arrangements to hike Montana Machu Picchu will be provided.
For your convenience the bus tickets between Machu Picchu and Aguas Calientes is provided. Buses depart about every 30 minutes, once the bus is full.
Return to Cusco on the Vistadome train on your own (no guide). The train departs from Aguas Calientes at 3:25pm* and takes 4 hours to return to Cusco. Snacks are served on board. *Note train times and schedules may vary based on availability.
Our local representative will meet you with a private vehicle and professional driver for a train station transfer.
High in the Andes, 3000m above sea level, lies the historic city of Cusco, with its unique blend of Spanish and Inca cultures. Take a half day private tour of the city including the best of Cusco: the Coricancha Temple (Temple of the Sun) and the Cathedral with its magnificent chapels and baroque altars and paintings from the Cusquenian School. The tour also includes the surrounding ruins: the fortress of Sacsayhuaman, the Inca bath of Tambomachay, the labyrinth of Puca Pucara and the amphitheatre of Kenko.
Dinner will be at La Rosa Nautica tonight.
Located in Pier 4 of the Lima Beach Circuit, La Rosa Náutica offers a public eager for new experiences the most complete selection of Peruvian and International cuisine, as well as the most sophisticated bar to be found on the Pacific shores.
All of this combined with an incomparable view and the peace which can only be found in the Ocean, where infinity begins. If you are looking to please your palate and soothe your soul, then allow yourself to be drawn to La Rosa Náutica; a corner of Latin America created especially for connoiseurs in search of true pleasure.
Sleep in this morning and relax at your hotel.
Take a few moments to settle to your well appointed river facing suite as the vessel begins to move and thus begins one of life's great adventures. On your voyage, you will sail along several tributaries of the Amazon, as well as on the mighty river itself. You are embarking on a spectacular adventure, to a place visited by only a few of even the most experienced world travelers.
Your guides await you, as your flight from Lima glides in for landing at Iquitos International Airport. After you've claimed your luggage, you will board an air-conditioned bus for your journey to the river.Enjoy a scenic one-and-a-half hour drive through the Peruvian countryside to the small village of Nauta.
Before dinner we will perform a routine safety drill. Following that, your Cruise Director and Guides will give a brief orientation talk about life on board, where you will go and what you will see on your Amazon journey.
Meet your fellow travelers at your first onboard dinner. Peruvian cuisine is considered one of the world's best. Here it is presented with a touch of European flair, and a vegetarian dish is always available. Raise a glass of fine South American wine to toast the beginning of a beautiful journey, then look out the window and watch the river go by as you experience your first wonderful meal aboard the M/V Aria.Perhaps enjoy a nightcap on the Upper Deck, under the stars, before retiring.
Nature Expedition. Board the ship's comfortable excursion skiffs for your first adventure. Life jackets, ponchos, rubber boots, and plenty of cold potable water are always available for you on board the skiffs.
Within the vast Amazon flooded forest, cruise along an amazing black water stream, as your guides tell you about the rainforest. You will explore what scientists call a "gallery forest," because of its narrow vegetation that creates a tunnel of leaves. As we float through this tunnel, your naturalist guides help you to spot parrots, macaws, and fluffy monk saki monkeys in the trees along the riverbanks.
Walk into the jungle to meet native Amazonia people. With your guides as your interpreters, ask about subsistence farming in Amazonia and they will tell you how to cultivate these wild plants and trees. Here, deep in the primary rainforest, your guides identify for you the fruit trees and medicinal plants that comprise Amazonia's natural pharmacy.
Guided Jungle Walk/Siesta/Monkey and Dolphin Expedition. On jungle walk, your guides naturalist guides leads your jungle walk while introducing you to some of the sustainable resource management projects in Amazonia. Visit one, where villagers plant palms to obtain oil. Go deeper still into the jungle, where you encounter more wildlife and learn about the Amazon's natural pharmacy of medical plants. Wander under a canopy of kapok trees (ceiba pentandra), the tallest trees in the Amazon Basin
In the late afternoon, we will take our skiffs along the Pacaya River, journeying from Ranger Station No. 1 toward Yanayacu Lake, where you can view the abundant life that is hidden in the deep rainforest. You may see saki monkeys, capuchin monkeys, and the easy-to-spot heavy howler monkeys, leaping long distances from tree to tree. As the sun sets, you will hear the loud, ferocious sounding warning signals made by the howler monkeys as they mark their territories. When night falls, you will hear the second movement of the Amazon rainforest symphony, as other nocturnal animals send their shrill calls across the tree tops. We will use our special spotlight torches to locate night creatures, including, perhaps, huge caimans.
Tonight the vessel will be docked by the No. 1 Ranger Station in Pacaya Samiria National Park.
In the bright morning light, your Guides will show you parrots, macaws, toucans, and many different types of monkeys. We will also go to the dolphin feeding spots along Pacaya River, where you will be delightfully surrounded by these creatures while enjoying a light breakfast and fresh juice.
We will begin our homeward journey, sailing downstream toward Iquitos.
Navigate from the Amazon River to explore the dark waters of its tributaries. Keep your binoculars handy to see the abundant wildlife: sparrows, hawks, monkeys and sloths sharing this spectacular setting with us. Travel onward to the splendid "hot spot" Charo Lake, After breakfast, armed with poles and bait, we will take you to a special place on this fish-rich river, where you will catch some of the more than 3,000 species of tropical fish that live in the Amazon Basin. The key target will be piranhas, the small carnivorous fish with a fearsome reputation—considered a good food source by the locals.
We will sail downstream all night, as we make our way to Iquitos, and your onward flight.
In the Top Lounge, you will have a recap of your itinerary and sightings.
Tonight, the Cruise Director will introduce some of the crew members you haven't yet met on the trip, but who have worked behind the scenes to give you an unforgettable experience. There may even be a bit of musical entertainment!
The excursions today depend on the level of the river. Weather and time permitting, this will be the last opportunity to see how people live along the Amazon by visiting the lively riverside community of Belen by skiff, in Iquitos. Here, where the houses and shops actually float on the river during some months, you will see the bustling food market of the entire Peruvian Amazon where all local inhabitants throughout the region sell and purchase goods.
You have time to pack and prepare for the next stage of your journey.
Please leave your packed luggage in your cabins, to be transferred to the bus, before coming to the dining room for lunch.
Your afternoon in the remote city of Iquitos, accessible only by river or air, will not disappoint. This bustling town, complete with a house built by Gustave Eiffel, was once a rich center of the rubber industry. En route to the airport, you will have a group visit of the Manatee Rescue Center, where biologists and volunteers care for endangered Amazon manatees that conservation authorities have seized from local people and fishermen. Biologists will give a presentation about the project and its efforts to help these helpless mammals. You will also see how the manatees are cared for and are prepared for re-introduction into their natural habitat. Finally, you will stop at the San Juan Amazonian Indian Market, for a last chance to shop for local crafts. Drop off at the Iquitos airport.
Your guides will help you with check-in, and will stay with you until you have boarded your flight back to Lima.
Set in one of Lima's most fashionable areas, the Belmond Miraflores Park takes you straight to the heart of all that's best about this great capital city. Renowned for its beautiful garden location beside the Pacific Ocean, it has breathtaking views out to sea. This luxury hotel combines personalised service, exceptional dining and indulgent facilities to create the perfect base from which to explore. Colonial architecture, superb museums with Inca gold and Pre-Columbian antiquities, and glamorous shops, bars and restaurants are all just moments from the hotel.
Nestled in the Sacred Valley, located 2 hours from the city of Cusco, Tambo del Inka is the best hotel in Peru from which travelers can reach Machu Picchu, the mystical Inca citadel. The hotel features elegantly designed rooms and suites with mesmerizing views of the Andes and the Vilcanota river. Peruvian cuisine, recognized as one of the best in the world, may be appreciated in the spectacular Hawa restaurant, designed with a perfect balance of indigenous elements such as woods and textiles. It offers a unique opportunity to explore new flavours. Unwind and relax in their luxurious spa where you can choose from a stunning array of pampering massages and exclusive therapeutic treatments featuring ancestral Incan ingredients, all surrounded by sweeping views of the Andes.
Stay at Inkaterra luxury Machu Picchu Hotel, your ultimate cloud forest vacation paradise, an intimate casitas luxury hotel in sprawling Andean style village within twelve secluded acres of exquisite beauty. Follow stone pathways along the terraced hills, melding with the sacred energy of the mountains. Indulge in Inkaterra's spa services which use sublime natural essences. A first-class restaurant boasts stunning views of the rushing Vilcanota River. Stay in an authentic Andean ambience of barefoot luxury. Accommodations range from the opulent Villas Inkaterra, with private terraces and plunge pools, plus round-the-clock butler service; to more intimate lodges that provide a perfect sanctuary for simple relaxation.
Right beside the lively Cusco Central Square is Belmond Hotel Monasterio, a former monastery and national monument dating from 1592. This delightful retreat combines centuries-old charm with luxury hotel service, inspired restaurants and boutique rooms and suites—all clustered around a tranquil central courtyard. Belmond Hotel Monasterio is only a ten-minute drive from the airport. It is just two blocks from Cusco's central square, where the cathedral and most important museums are located. This unique hotel museum is an architectural treasure built on Inca foundations. Guest Rooms are wonderfully unique, reflecting the monastery's charm and elegance. Rich wood furnishings, antique artwork and architectural quirks add to the historic atmosphere.
The 147-foot-long, new M/V Aria is the second luxury cruise ship on the northern Amazon River in Peru. It was entirely custom built by Peruvian architect Jordi Puig to offer an extraordinary level of comfort for guests. Launched in April 2011, the M/V Aria can accommodate a maximum of 32 cruise ship guests plus crew. This luxury cruise ship is the perfect size to sail along the Amazon River, providing extremely comfortable lounge, outdoor jacuzzi, exercise room, dining and sleeping accommodations and modern navigation technologies and standards for cruise ship travel and safety on the water. The M/V Aria's sixteen oversized cruise ship design suites, feature en-suite sitting areas and generous outward-facing picture-windows with panoramic Amazon river views. Each of the handsomely decorated, air-conditioned cruise ship suites measure around 240 square feet. Four of these suites can be interconnected, to cater to families.
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Christina Adams ,
April 21, 2014
"I know it's silly to give all 10's, obviously every trip has it's ups and downs, but if it hadn't been for our Kensington Tours planning, guides and drivers we would have been lost! It was wonderful to be out in a strange new environment yet know we had a safety net and a friendly face. The places we visited were awesome but I think we'll remember most the people that we met. Thank you and I'll send photos soon! Sincerely, Christina Adams"
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Frank Manna ,
April 21, 2014
"Our guided transfers were exceptionally accommodating even though our flights were considerably delayed. The Annavillanas Jungle Lodge was spectacular for location, accommodations and food. The Rio Carnival experience was unique and unforgettable and our seats were wonderful. Loved the location of our hotel in Rio.......right on the street of Copacabana Beach.......fantastic. "
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Vivian Jennings ,
April 21, 2014
"Very pleased with organization. Not having to worry about connections or arrangements is wonderful. Great selection with hotels, Coral 1 and Napo Wildlife. Kensington puts all the details together to ensure a wonderful trip. Highly recommend the Galapagos and Amazon. "
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Daniel More ,
April 21, 2014
"All was great. Guides were knowledgeable, personable, friendly... that's what really made the trip."
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Marlin Barad ,
April 21, 2014
"Sofia, thank you for putting together a great trip. We certainly enjoyed ourselves very much. The planning and care was excellent. We hope we can do another trip with you all soon. Marlin Barad"
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Laura Iyer ,
January 10, 2014
"We just returned last night from our Patagonia adventure and we had the time of our lives! Everything turned out perfectly. Guides were fun, on time and informative. The excursions were great for an active family and, of course, amazing. I thought after the glacier trek it can't get any better - but it kept surprising me and amazing me. My personal favorite was the horseback riding. I thought afterwards after everything we have seen the bike tour would have to be a let down - NOPE - it also was so exciting and our guide was a hoot! Meals were amazing and after so many active excursions no guilt in pigging out. I am so happy we took a little risk and went out of the way with our vacation this year. We will have this with us for a life time.
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Catherine Dudley ,
January 10, 2014
"GREAT trip! We were very pleased with every aspect that Brandi set up for us including the tour of Quito and environs. Our guide spoke excellent English, the driver was courteous and we felt safe and well-informed throughout the day. We're still going through the 500+ photos that I took and the 1700+ photos that my son took. Galapagos was a fabulous trip and the Eclipse was a terrific way to navigate the islands.
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Mark Dornfeld ,
November 11, 2013
"My wife and I had a wonderful trip, we really enjoyed ourselves. All the accommodations that you booked for us were exceptional and our drivers and guides were lovely. We had great weather the whole trip and only lost one activity due to high winds. As you know this is a beautiful part of the world so my camera was snapping all the time. We would definitely use your services in the future for this type of travel. Thanks for all you help and expertise........be well.....m.d."
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Jack Gregory ,
November 11, 2013
"Dear Sofia
I wanted to give you a little feedback on our recent trip to Peru.
In a word – EXCELLENT – especially the high quality people you work with in Peru. We have taken tours all over the world, S. Africa, France, England, Vietnam, China to name just a few, and the service we received in Peru was far beyond and of the other experiences we have had. The attention to detail was very much appreciated, picking us up at the airport, taking us back to the airport and complete, hassle free, handling of all our details truly made this a stress free experience.
Special thanks to:
-The entire reservation system and the people I came in contact with that process...every detail accounted for
-The people that looked after us in Lima
-Andre, the young man in Cusco who faithfully phoned every night just to make sure the day went well, my wife was well and that we knew what we had to do the next day.
-The Sumaq hotel in Aquas Calientes...you can tell the level of service by the details...I watched a waitress hold a high stool for a lady to prevent her from tipping backwards as she got on the stool, the lady didn't even know the waitress did it....that's client care.
-Especially Mariela, the tour guide in Cusco...highly knowledgeable, passionate, personable and shows great care for the people she guides.
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Hainsworth Sherry ,
November 05, 2013
Clients were very impressed. Guides were amazing and accommodation was beyond expectations. They will definitely travel with you again and they have highly recommended Kensington Tours.
Hope I can work with you again the in the near future.
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