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This exceptional gift of fine Champagne combined with artisan caramels will add fun and luxury to any holiday celebration.
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- Your choice of one bottle of Domaine Ste. Michelle, Argyle Brut, Moet & Chandon Imperial, Dom Perignon, or Louis Roederer Cristal. Please see the Tasting Notes Tab for full champagne reviews.
- Two Gourmet Pecan Nougat Caramels by Sanders Fine Chocolates.
- Exquisite presentation in a champagne chiller and wrapped in cello.
- Sanders Fine Chocolatier: Creating high-quality European-style confections since 1875, Sanders' confections are still made following strict formulas with the finest ingredients by dedicated lifelong candy makers.
- Includes a hand-tied satin ribbon.
Measures 16" x 9" x 9".
Champagne flutes are for display only and are not included in the gift.
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Complete the personalization option and we'll print your message on a satin ribbon. One line with up to 45 characters; requested text repeats across entire ribbon.
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Double Chocolate TrufflesSoft double fudge centers with elegant chocolate swirl shells. 2 pc.
Louis Roederer CristalWorld renowned and rightfully so, a Champagne ripe with stone fruit, cream, and soft acidity.
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Louis Roederer Cristal
"Brilliant yellow color displaying light amber nuances, combined with an ultra-fine, persistent, soft effervescence. There's an intense, highly expressive bouquet on the first nose! The aromatic elegance and precision of Chardonnay is apparent: white fruit, sweet pollen, fine citrus fruit and very pure minerality. After a few minutes, the aromas move on to more confit, lightly grilled hints. The bouquet is rich and sweet, almost generous, remaining precise and impeccably refined. The bite in the mouth is full and creamy, revealing an incredible concentration of juicy fruits: yellow peach, apricot, mango and others. This silky, meaty concentration, which is both dense and soft -- and typical of great pinot noirs -- is immediately combined with a sophisticated touch of acidity, bringing the wine alive with minerality. The overriding impression is one of a true harmony of flavors, senses and silky textures...Absolute sensuality." - Winemaker's Notes
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Speedy shipment for Graduation August 2, 2014
Speedy shipment got my gift there on time for some bubbly at the party.
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July 7, 2014
Sent to my sister as a Birthday gift. She loved it and was quite impressed that the ribbon addressed her personally. Nice presentation! A perfect gift for many occasions.
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Beautiful June 9, 2014
A great gift for anyone celebrating a special occasion!
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Impressive April 23, 2014
Delivered as promised with an impressive presentation. Sent as a 50th birthday gift. Only flaw is that I wish they would have allowed more characters to add an adequate message to gift.
Great gift February 17, 2014
I love the personalization option for the ribbon. I sent this to my boyfriend for us to share on valentines day. It was simple, elegant and a nice surprise.
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Super Value February 3, 2014
Great gift and excellent price
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Beautiful presentation January 21, 2014
The recipients were "wowed."
Hassle free way to brighten someones day. January 6, 2014
Since my son and his wife left the U.K. to live in the USA present giving has been difficult to say the least. Recently we discovered Gift Tree and used them to send a wedding anniversary gift. I can highly recommend this company, ordering was hassle free, we were kept fully updated by email as to progress and delivery times and my son and daughter in law were truly delighted when the gift arrived, commenting particularly on presentation. I will definitely be using Gift Tree in the future.
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HUGE success! December 27, 2013
This gift was a huge success! My friend and her boyfriend just moved in together and they LOVED receiving this gift set! GiftTree delivered it ahead of the scheduled date and everything went smoothly. I would definitely use GiftTree again and recommend it to my friends!
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Delighted recipient December 22, 2013
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Proud to have sent it December 21, 2013
Sent this to my cousin and her husband. There was a mix up with the card but she knew it was from me. She loved it and said it is just beautiful. It was nice to send something from Ohio, online that wasn't disappointing. Received notice when it was delivered (SC) and had a great experience with the company. Will definitely use this company again with out fear.
Ribbon December 21, 2013
I just wanted to say... my friend's daughter ' loved the ribbon '. I was simply hoping the names were spelled right... hahaha
It's the second time I've used them as the service is very good.... I don't actually see the gift so..........but,who wouldn't want to receive a delivered gift basket ??
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She loved it.... September 18, 2013
I sent this to my sister and her fiance as an engagement party gift since I could not attend. They were so happy, thank you!
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Great Idea August 8, 2013
I bought this gift for my boyfriend's parents for their 40th anniversary. His mom said she cried a little. The gift was presented beautifully. It's such a great gift idea for any occasion.
I just wish they also included the option to add champagne glasses too and the same champagne selection as the gift with personalized champagne glasses.
One size does fit all!
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You Can't Miss With This One! July 24, 2013
What do you get your doctor (who is also a personal friend) for his birthday? The man who has everything? Well this hit it out of the park! He loved the champagne, the presentation, the personalized ribbon; he loved it all! When you don't know what to get them, this is it. No brainer.
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Perfect for a special gift July 4, 2013
Sent this to my sister for her 50th birthday, she LOVED it!
nice quality, very classy.
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Great Gift May 20, 2013
Happy With Gift May 13, 2013
It was a Birthday gift and the person who received it was very pleased and thought it was a gift she would consider giving to someone
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Champagne and chocolates May 8, 2013
My dear friend sent me a beautiful champagne and caviar picnic basket from you, loved it.
I sent this one for her 1st anniversary. She called me immediately happy with champagne but said the bucket was beautiful quality.
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Very Pretty March 4, 2013
I bought it for my stepmom and my dad's anniversary and they both loved it.
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A Great Thank You February 14, 2013
The receiver was very happy!
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Made nice retirement gift! January 10, 2013
I did not personally see this gift but the recipient seemed thrilled to receive it. I was disappointed, though, that the engraved plate that was advertised was no longer available - one of the main reasons for the selection. Also no current coupons available .
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Beautiful gift November 11, 2011
I purchased this as a thank you gift for my Realtor. It's absolutely gorgeous. The only reason I gave it 4 stars and not 5 is because the ribbon was not big and fluffy as shown in the photo. Instead it was tied the same way you tie your shoes, which to me is the lazy way to tie a bow. This makes a big difference in presentation. Nontheless, I highly recommend this item. Just make sure the bow is presented properly as indicated in the pic.


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4 years & up. Lay-n-Go is a smart and easy 5' diameter activity mat, cleanup, storage bag, and carry-all solution in one. Features 100% Nylon which is comfortable to play on for hours, yet provides a tough and water repellent wipeable surface.
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I've been threatened by somebody I live with. Either I post about his "pretty dang tasty flippin' sweet cornbread" or I get kicked to the curb. Goodness, with that sort of fear riding on my shoulders I guess I better comply!
My boyfriend works from our apartment. On occasion, he will make dinner before I get home. This is awesome because I can sit back, relax, and eat a tasty meal after a long day at work. Most recently, Tim opened up Veganomicon and prepared a BBQ-esque meal: Skillet Cornbread, Cheater Baked Beans, and Smoky Grilled Tempeh over some sauteed spinach. He really is the master of baking bread, even though cornbread is a little different. I must admit, I get a wee bit jealous when the breads he makes turn out so perfect. I think it must be his patience. I always sneak peeks at the dough rising while Tim leaves it alone until it is time for the next step.
The cornbread tasted delicious. It was moist, slightly sweet, and perfect for absorbing the sauce from the tangy baked beans. I wish I had a photo of the entire meal, but it was so dark and gloomy that night, definitely not an optimal environment for a food photo shoot.


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Don't panic about looking good at the next big race when you cheer for Kyle Busch—this Frenzy tee will definitely grant you sharp style. It features a faded number 18 above several repeated driver names printed over wild distressed graphics on the front, and additional driver names with similar graphics and a team logo printed on the back for an exclusive display of NASCAR pride.
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Feeling a little parched while you're watching the race? Quench your thirst with this NASCAR travel mug from WinCraft. It holds 16oz. of liquid and keeps it warm or cold thanks to double-wall insulation. The spill-resistant lid keeps your beverage secure.
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StanCraft Wooden Boat Company was founded back in 1933 by W.H. "Billy" Young and his son Stanley C. Young. Stanley later married Delores and had three children Joyce, Syd and Bruce. The company was originally built on the shores of Caroline Point, Flathead Lake in Lakeside, Montana. It was Flathead Lakes 1st boat building factory. The business was later purchased by Stanley's oldest son Sydney H. Young and his wife Juliette in 1970.
In the early 1980's Syd & Julie and their two daughters Sydney and Amy moved the company to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho where they continued to produce custom built StanCraft boats along with providing general repairs, restorations, maintenance and storage for their clients. Being the second generation, one of Syd's main focuses in the late 1990's became redesigning boat bottoms to achieve better performance and provide a more enjoyable ride. Today StanCrafts are not only sought after for their beauty but also for their buttery soft, level ride.
The company is now in its third generation with their youngest daughter Amy and her husband Robert A. Bloem. They purchased StanCraft in 2010 after co-managing the company for the previous 8 years. StanCraft Boat Company employs a seasoned crew of craftsmen, mechanics, and upholsters. Along with their existing classics, the new "3G" designs StanCraft is making today have taken the company into the powerboat realm. The Missile, Flash XM, Shooter, Arrow and Wave Dagger are just a few of the models produced in the last few years. At StanCraft, there's nothing we love more than creating something beautiful that rides fast, level and smooth. The future of StanCraft as in the past lies in our passion for design, performance and above all customer service.


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The BBC selected three members of the inaugural class of Asia Foundation Development Fellows for its prestigious list of 100 Women of 2014. Dwi Rubiyanti Kholifah of Indonesia, Jaya Luintel of Nepal, and Salinee Tavaranan of Thailand are young Asian changemakers tackling development challenges in their communities and countries and join a group of inspiring activists, scientists, artists, doctors, lawyers, journalists, and women in war. The BBC will run interviews and global conversations on what has been achieved. Read In Asia interviews with Luitel and Kholifah, and learn more about the Fellowship.


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Interpersonal Communication: Everyday Encounters, 7th EditionAuthor:
Julia T. Wood
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Edition: 7th
Publisher: Cengage Learning
Julia T. Wood is the author of Interpersonal Communication: Everyday Encounters, 7th Edition, published under ISBN 9781111346409 and 1111346402. Three hundred seventy seven Interpersonal Communication: Everyday Encounters, 7th Edition textbooks are available for sale on ValoreBooks.com, eighty two used from the cheapest price of $72.20, or buy new starting at $152.50. [read more]
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Teh Class that I used this book for was an Interpersonnal Communications class, that helped people understand verbal and non verbal behaivors.read more
The Most intresting thing I learned was the different ways that we as humans fight with others, and how that effects us. It was intresting because we think that we only fight with words when really over 75% of us fight with body language and actions.
need a cd in the book to help out more and it could bring more introduction to the bookread more
it help me to learn that writing skills is very important in life
I learned how to be a better communicator with the people in my liferead more
communicating with the people that I encounter in everyday life. it was very affective
I would change nothing. These books were very rewarding with the perfect information that makes them easy to understand. I would advise any potential buyer to buy the bool and enjoy the information and put it to use.read more
This book was very rewarding. The directions are easy to follow and the step by step follow along works the way it should. Thank you.
communication is the primary subject of this book it shows the interaction between at least two people that typically occur in a face-to-face environment or conversation. Interpersonal communication is a dynamic and complex human phenomenon that includes at least two communicators. and this book was very effective in covering the subject being that you learn to open up and communicate with others in a different way no matter what the situation may be.read more
I learned how to become a better communicator and how to come up with strategies for improving communication skills. Learning how our individual emotions, beliefs, attitudes, and values as well as self-esteem and group belonging influence how we communicate really do effect our lives in a big way. I also learned how individuals and groups generalize and stereotype others and there reasons for doing that.
The most useful thing I've learned from this book are the different components of interpersonal communication.read more
The real-life examples and scenerios given in the book were most helpful to me. This book gives great examples and scenerios of interpersonal communication, which makes the concepts easier to understand.
It was a communication class that required for us to learn about communicationread more
It was about the same as all the other books that I have read and it was similar in the same way.
I like the book how it is. I wouldnt change a thing. Great book.read more
I learned alot about business and becoming a wonderful business person.
Great textbook about ALL of the inner workings of Interpersonal Communication. There are 12 chapter and its easy to read. I had a great professor so that made it that much better.read more
The author discusses in detail many different aspects of interpersonal communication. It's very thorough but not overly detailed where you won't understand it.
I would just update it. Some of the facts are a little bit outdated, like the number of new STDs in a year has definitely increased from 15 million to 19 million.read more
The chapters had examples of conversations and real life situations. which made it easy to understand the topics.
I used the book only for the quiz. I didn't really read through it, mostly scanned through it. It really didn't catch my attention for the most part. I learned about different things like political terms used for different cultures.read more
It helped me to understand the instructors lectures.
Glossary and index are great in this book for quick reference. The book was easy to follow and didn't drag on like a lot of other communication books tend to do. Information was presented in a way that was easily memorable.read more
Information presented in a very organized way. Glossary and index helped to jump quickly to a subject for review.
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Cost Plus World Market: Affordable Kitchen Basics
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- Location: multiple locations and online
- Website: worldmarket.com
World Market isn't a secret source by any means, but it's one we've used ourselves many times. It's the kind of place you go when you're stocking the kitchen in your first apartment…
…or you're having a party for 50 people and you need boxes of wine glasses on the cheap. Cost Plus originated on Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco in the 1950s. (The name came from the store's policy of selling goods at a 10 percent markup over cost.) Today, it's a national chain with 260 stores and a big e-commerce site.
The quality is somewhere between IKEA and CB2 (depending on the item), but the style is much more traditional and they carry food and drink as well as decor. They stock a few large brands like Mrs. Meyers cleaning products and Boddington's beer, as well as their own World Market label. In addition to kitchenware, they're a good resource for inexpensive outdoor furniture, curtains, rugs, and pillows.
- Multi-Color Stacking Mugs, $10 for a set of 6
- Red Oven to Table Bakeware Collection, $10 - $30
- Paddle Acacia Wood Cutting Board, $15
- Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls with Silicone Bases, $8 - $13
- Wine Glasses for Entertaining, $25 for a set of 12
- Picardie Bistro Glasses, $10 - $16 for a set of 4
- Preserve Jars, $4 to $5
- Mrs. Meyers Lavender Cleaning Supplies, $5 - $8
- 45-piece Flatware Set, $60
- Luce Dinnerware, $24 - $60 for sets of 4
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I'm a huge fan of world market. The quality varies depending on the item and I find you have to hunt a bit to separate the good from the bad, but I have some great pieces from there.
I'm particularly fond of their reasonably priced and fun cloth napkins and kitchen towels, and at holiday time, all the international snacks and candies!
I love Cost Plus. I am sad that the stores we had near me in Michigan closed.
I love their spice section. Easy to get what you need and cheap. The dried chipolte peppers are my favorite.
Also, Annabelle20, I clicked your profile to see where in MI you are and you are in my hometown. I lived like 1/4 mile from Madonna growing up!
Sad too that Cost Plus closed all their MN stores. They were my go to source for taking care of my British sweet tooth.
I have their enameled cast iron dutch oven, and it works great! A good alternative to le creuset.
Annabelle20 there's still one in Ann Arbor. I'm in Canton and it's only maybe a half hour drive for me. I am angry they closed their Westland store though.
I love their food section, mostly for the spices and candy lol. And I just bought some of those stackable mugs (in white) and love love love them!
Love Cost Plus... I have bought tons of kitchen items, plus I can buy fluff for my New England boyfriend...
I, too, enjoy their products (it reminds of Pier 1--from 20 years ago....) I do love their fun holiday "stuff"! My parents had a store near them, and they went ALL the time, they were so bummed it closed, when the company shuttered most of their non-coastal stores. Good thing I'm closer to a coast! We actually "discovered" the store in San Francisco on a visit several years ago. I like it for the wine, and snacks, they have a salsa that I just absolutely love. I will look for the enameled dutch oven, I have been wanting one of those for some time. Good tip!
I love World Market! They have such a good selection of food, spices, homewares, candles and cards for special occasions- its hard to resist splurging when I go in. They also have a pretty unique selection of jewelry at great prices. I also recently purchased a dresser and nightstand to go with a bed from IKEA (hated the matching IKEA furniture!) and it is such good quality! World Market has never let me down!
I'm about to move into my first apartment on July 1- all my own! I need to buy everything for my kitchen, plus dining and living room furniture. Target and World Market have been my top choices.
It's hard to avoid all the candy though- they have the best British chocolates there! Cadbury, mm...
Things I love about World Market: Vanilla beans ($2.99), Picardie glasses and English clotted cream. Also, their Connoisseur wine glasses are worth every penny when it's on sale.
Damn, I wish I had grabbed those multi-color stacking mugs when I had the chance...the Cost Plus near me closed!
I did manage to buy some foldable wooden chairs and some awesome purple plates from there though, oh and my favorite lucky cat bank!
LOVE Cost Plus!
I adore world market! Just the things I needed for my apartment :) and very price friendly


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Tessla's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
The New Orleans Saints, beause the players are really great about working as a team and not losing hope!
What's your favorite movie quote?
"Never take life too seriously or you'll never get out alive" -Van Wilder
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I could kick anyones butt on Zelda! Supernintendo style!
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
one tattoo on right hip and naval piercing
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Harry Potter Theme song :)
What's your best party trick?
never using a cup
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
"sorry I have a boyfriend" "well when your ready for a man instead of a boy call me"
What's the worst job you've ever had?
receptionist at a spa, was not a bad job but I hated not doing actual physical work.
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It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Chicken or something cheesy
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
My puppys medicine
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
yoga :)
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Anything showing leg
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So did you hear about that actress getting stabbed last week?? You know the blond one Reese um Reese... Witherspoon? No it was with a knife!


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The senator appeared with leaders of a number of local employee-owned businesses to announce two new bills, cosponsored by Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), that help expand the cooperative ownership model.
Under one bill, the U.S. Department of Labor would provide funding to states to establish and expand employee ownership centers that provide training and technical support for programs promoting worker ownership and participation, much like the Vermont Employee Ownership Center, which the bill was modeled after.
The second bill would create a U.S. Employee Ownership Bank to provide loans to help workers purchase businesses through an employee stock ownership plan or a worker-owned cooperative.
The Vermont initiative is the latest push for an economic model "whose time has come," according to Marjorie Kelly, author and director of ownership strategy with Cutting Edge Capital consulting firm.
"It's an economy that aims to serve customers, rather than extract maximum profits from them. It operates through various models, which share the goal of treating suppliers, employees, and investors fairly," Kelly wrote in a recent article in YES! Magazine.
"As the nation struggles to recover from unsustainable personal and national debt, stagnant wages, the damages wrought by climate change, and more, a whole way of life is drawing to a close," Kelly continues.
"Simply put, when employees have an ownership stake in their company, they will not ship their own jobs to China to increase their profits," Sanders added. "They will be more productive. And, they will earn a better living."
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You may have a mild infection in the urinary tract after cystoscopy. This can usually be prevented or treated by taking medicine before and after the test. In rare cases, the infection can spread through the body, and in very rare circumstances, usually with seriously ill people, the infection can be life-threatening.
Another rare complication is a puncture of the urethra or bladder by one of the instruments, which requires surgery to repair.
After the test
After the test, you may need to urinate frequently, with some burning during and after urination for a day or two. Drink lots of fluids to help minimize the burning and to prevent a urinary tract infection.
A pinkish tinge to the urine is common for several days after cystoscopy, particularly if a biopsy was performed. But call your doctor immediately if:
- Your urine remains red or you see blood clots after you have urinated several times.
- You have not been able to urinate 8 hours after the test.
- You have a fever, chills, or severe pain in your flank or belly. These may be signs of a kidney infection.
- You have symptoms of a
urinary tract infection. These symptoms include:
- Pain or burning upon urination.
- An urge to urinate frequently, but usually passing only small quantities of urine.
- Dribbling or leakage of urine.
- Urine that is reddish or pinkish, foul-smelling, or cloudy.
- Pain or a feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen.
Cystoscopy is a test that allows the doctor to look at the inside of the bladder and the urethra. Your doctor may be able to talk to you about some of the results right after the cystoscopy. The results of a biopsy usually take several days to be available.
The urethra, bladder, and ureters are normal.
There are no polyps or other abnormal tissues, swelling, bleeding, narrow areas (strictures), or structural abnormalities.
There is swelling or narrowing of the urethra because of previous infections or an enlarged prostate gland .
There are bladder tumors (cancerous or benign), polyps, ulcers, urinary stones, or inflammation of the bladder walls.
Abnormalities in the structure of the urinary tract present since birth (congenital) are seen.
In a woman, pelvic organ prolapse is present.
What Affects the Test
A cystoscopy is usually not done if you have an infection of the bladder, prostate gland, or urethra.
What To Think About
Other X-ray tests, such as retrograde pyelography or cystourethrography, may also be done during cystoscopy.
To learn more, see:
Other Works Consulted
Chernecky CC, Berger BJ (2008). Laboratory Tests and Diagnostic Procedures, 5th ed. St. Louis: Saunders.
Fischbach FT, Dunning MB III, eds. (2009). Manual of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests, 8th ed. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.
Pagana KD, Pagana TJ (2010). Mosby's Manual of Diagnostic and Laboratory Tests, 4th ed. St. Louis: Mosby Elsevier.
WebMD Medical Reference from Healthwise
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When living in the Santa Cruz Mountains, it can be east for the natural beauty of the region to go unappreciated by those who see it day in and day out — especially when that natural splendor typically spends all winter trying to wash you away or crush your car.
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Somehow, I managed to live in the San Lorenzo Valley for nearly three decades without ever visiting Quail Hollow Ranch, 800 Quail Hollow Road, in Felton. I don't know that happened. Let's agree to blame yellow jackets.
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The trail begins alongside a shaded pond before delving into the assortment of habitats and ecosystems bundled into the former working ranch — including ponderosa pine forests, grasslands, and chaparral.
At slightly less than a mile in length and almost entirely flat in topography, the loop can be easily traversed in an hour, making it perfect for a quick run or for an afternoon family outing for grandparents and grandchildren.
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There are several ways to reach the observation deck at Henry Cowell, the two most easily accessed are from the main park area (101 Big Trees Park Road, in Felton) — a roughly 5-mile roundtrip — or from the campgrounds off Graham Hill Road (2591 Graham Hill Road) which is a 2.5-mile hike.
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If you approach from the campground — as I did — it's a reasonably flat 20-minute walk along the Powder Mill Road and the Pine Trail that affords up-close views of the border of the forest and sandhills environments before the final, sandy approach to the observation deck itself.
The approach is narrow and has unevenly spaced steps. It is not particularly difficult, but not really suitable for strollers or wheelchairs.
From the main visitor's center area, the hike involves several hundred feet of elevation gain as hikers follow the Pipeline Road before encountering the Pine Trail. It isn't overly difficult, but it is relatively steep — if you've got children and older hikers, you'd probably do well to come from the campground.
Skyline to the Sea (Big Basin Redwoods State Park)
Full disclosure here: I did this 12-mile hike in 2009, with a backpack that did not fit and shoes with thin soles and no arch support. (Pro tip: Don't do that.)
One of the more famous trails in the Santa Cruz Mountains, the Skyline to the Sea trail takes hikers along 12 miles of scenic backcountry from the Big Basin headquarters in Boulder Creek, 21600 Big Basin Highway to Waddell Beach, north of Davenport.
Provided you leave early enough, this could easily be done in one day with plenty of time to take in the sweeping views, as well as detours to the beautiful waterfalls along the way.
Now is the perfect time to check this trail out, as Santa Cruz Metro recently resumed weekend bus service to Big Basin until mid-September.
The trail itself rises and falls with the topography, following Waddell Creek while gradually decreasing in elevation to the beach north of Davenport.
For the uninitiated, there is little to no cell phone reception at Waddell Beach so either leave a car at the beach parking lot, or have a ride prearranged.
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Emma McCrary Multi-use Trail (Pogonip)
Newly opened on June 1 after a massive community construction and clean-up effort, the Emma McCrary Trail is a 1.5-mile trail designed for hikers, cyclists and horse riders in the Pogonip area of Santa Cruz. The trail is being used fairly heavily by cyclists
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1 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons chopped pecans, divided
8 tablespoons (1 stick) butter, softened
1 (8-ounce) package cream cheese, softened
1 cup confectioners' sugar
1 (8-ounce) container frozen whipped topping, thawed, divided
2 (3.4-ounce) packages lemon instant pudding mix
Preheat the oven to 375F.
Combine flour, 1/2 cup pecans and butter in a medium bowl and mix well. Press onto the bottom of an 11 x 8-inch baking dish. Bake until lightly browned, about 15 minutes. Let stand to cool.
Place cream cheese in a medium bowl. Beat with an electric mixer set at medium speed until fluffy. Add confectioners' sugar and beat until mixture is light and fluffy.
Add 1 cup whipped topping to cream cheese mixture and fold in gently. Spread over cooled crust.
Combine pudding mix and milk in a medium bowl. Beat until thickened. Spread on top of cream cheese layer. Top with the remaining whipped topping. Sprinkle with remaining pecans. Chill, covered, for 1 hour. Store any leftovers in the refrigerator.
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I don't need another dessert recipe, I think this one beats them all thank you for sharing and hope you're all enjoying January
Dear Lord…you are killin me! Killin me! Sigh. This one is on the list of delactable things of your site to make!
This has always been a favorite of mine as I was growing up. I can't make it because I would eat the whole pan! I have a friend that will make it once a year for us at Christmas time. That's the only time I'm allowed to have it!
Now that is a perfect treat for treat day!! It looks so good. We may just need to make this
That doesn't look like the pudding mix you combine with milk…that looks like the cooked pudding mix you make lemon meringue pie out of???
It is just milk. You don't use as much milk so it is a little thicker and more yellow. Hope this helps
That looks delicious!
The picture looks like it was really made with COOK n serve pudding mix cause it has the more clear look, sorta like lemon curd or lemon meringue pie filling. it doesn't look like it has milk in it as the lemon INSTANT pudding does! Maybe it is just the lighting, or photography, but, my instant lemon pudding never looks like that!
HaHa! I obviously didn't look at the previous comment; at least I know that I am not the only one that thought this…LOL!
Just be sure to follow the recipe and not the box directions.
I have made this chocolate for years. Can also make it with coconut or butterscotch pudding. Lemon is a favorite of mine too but I don't do much lemon because I would eat it all.
I am like a couple others. The lemon pudding I have used is milky looking, not this clear pretty look.
Good lord this looks delicious, I am definitely going to have to try this. Thanks for sharing!
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Wouldn't you be able to use the cook kind of pudding for this recipe? Is there a reason why not?
You want instant pudding. You would have to totally change the recipe up if you use cook n serve pudding.
omg – these look amazing and soo easy!
Made this for my hubby and he sat there eating it saying "Oh My" in between bites. When he was done he looked at me and said "Honey!" "You Can Definitely Make This As Much As You Want!"
Have you tried this with low fat cream cheese, whipped cream, or with sugar free pudding? Just wondering what that would do to the consistency.
I don't think there would much difference with low fat cream cheese. As for the whipped cream and sugar free pudding, we haven't tried them. Hope this helps.
I love this recipe, and always use low fat cream cheese and light cool whip. It turns our great! Also, I make a homemade lemon pudding and it puts it over the top! I love your website! Thanks for all the great recipes!
Love this recipe! It is a big favorite at our house! Thanks so much!
That is definitely not instant lemon pudding. I make the instant lemon for my husband and it is not clear yellow like that.
Making this now and it is not turning out right by combining the instant lemon pudding with milk, does NOT thicken (:
I would like to make it in a 9×13 pan. Anyway I can do this?
Where do you find an 8 x 11 pan? I have 7 x 11 pans. The only place I found one was on Amazon for $25!!!!!!
I'm going to make this soon! It looks delicious! I made one almost the same using a can of pumpkin and everyone loved it…..but we have a granddaughter who doesn't like pumpkin, so I was hoping to find something to replace the can of pumpkin. Butterscotch sounds good too! I'm new to pinterest, but have been finding so many tasty and fun things to pin!


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-* X • S.Ts Clme County Pres*3, —fcm-crr Rveiiy 1*IT1 b.\v a r 'C&aris, Claris Cou.vrv, Mich., Ml ALVARO F. GOODl'LWCGH. Oi'ti. Mi I t, C'AIM.V, llux;*, MAIN STIilU.I. TERMS $1 .y. Put VKVK IN ADVANCE. Sim,i.i- Cui'ir.s, Pit r. Cwrs l'.vwi. 01' arc. or. BUSINESS CARDS. 15, 1). WHl'ATO.N'. "- '--. tVW. WllRV WriEATON & PERRY, CLARJO, - - 3110.1. All lin»Iii3ss iutrii-ttcd «ith tliMn will rceciv prompt attriiiinn. C'nllcuii'tiH made and Real K.c tatebonahtand sold. Office Miiynard IIloclt.Mnin St WaM. IL ELDEN, JJ3Wiililfl* AND dealer in Wall 1'apcr, Iioohs and Station- cry, Sewing Machine Fixtures, etc., Clark. 0.130. W. JKFFEliiiiw, Ji*i)GE VJi I'liflBATKailtl JlSTIC'KnP Tun T'fai p, CI Special attention given to linking collections, ce ok Main Street. Q-EO. J.'CUMMINS, Attorney-ut-Luw and Solieittr, (ioitrt House Building, Farwell, Mich. Q C- CASTERL1N, Attornoy-and-Counsclor-at-Law, nnd Counselor & Solicitor in Chancery, Court House Building, Farwell, Mc/i. HC. DODGE, JrsTicK of'tuk • 1'kacf and NoiAKY I'tmii, Vi rNoN, ha* Goon Fakming Lands i'or Saj.k CllKAP. TlTT.lvS PrUKIX'T, TiiKMS Easy, II. C. l)DD(ii:, F iWKhh, Micu. Q IL SUTHERLAND,' Notary Public <& Insurance Agl. Money to Loan ON MWITOVKa* RKAI. KSTATIS Court House Building, Furwcll. j^w furniture, newly li'fitlal, New Proprietor. ST.JAMES HOTEL, v. ". naows, rrep,, MOUNT PLEASANT, MICIT. jiiHHil/liilMipj IlllllMlll ?i ' r >> * H , j, & ___ *& LAKE VOL. I. CLARE, Local & Editorial Matters. Home Time Tabic—K. & P. Mt. EAST. )' (S'.c.iiacr, ij:io a. st. I fassciiger, j:j? r. m. WKST. I'aiscnscr, to:ia a. m. Passenger, 6:58 r. M. I.. Hauiiv, Agent. Mails. Via I'i.ini >. PiireMaikji'iittis Railway. Knst, eUse9:ooA,M., and s:,K» r.M. West, close ill 6:<vj I'.M. Arrive, Wcswru at 10:00 a.m., and 7:00 r.M.; Eastern at 9:27 a.m. Vr,\ Staghto Mount Plp.asant. Arrive atgioo a.m., leave at t2t.;o r.^r. J. C KoeicAanLi.cnv, 1*. M. Official and Society Directory* Sheriff, Andrew 1". Mack l"l,uc. Tutlgc "fPrehatc. tl, W, IqlTcries, - - - Clare. TrcaiHrer, J. C. Rc-ckaMlow, - - - . . Clare, Clerk and Kcglster, C. 11. Soiilhcrlaii-!, - Farwell. Prosecuting Attorney, C. C'. Cast¥ilin, • Kartell. Circuit Court Com., (1. J. Cummins, - - i'-;invtll. Surveyor, J. 1.. I.lttlefielil, Farwell Coroners—A. A. Shaver, ------- Clare, t'oNOlUXiATIOXAli CllCIU'ir, Rev. A.II.Norri*, Pastor; services at io^.s a.m., ami 7:30 t.m, Sunday school ,\t 12 M., K. 1). Wheaton, Supt. M. E. Cirritcii, Rev. W.II. AVare, I\i$wr* *>m ires every hinuUy at io' * a.m. and 71- r.M. Sinui.iy sthnul at i?w, R.M. C'-jmsiocJ-, miju. Prayer meeting TlunM.ay at 7%. WomkxV ('. T. TT J\[i*. \VJ L, Ware, Prc-tdciu, Mrs.. W. Wvlsky, Sec,; .Miv. Iiu Whca- tmi, < orrc-pondin^ •■n., Mrt.-ts every Wednesday at the ehwrites, alicmamly m ,* i*.m.; publit* invited. Kii-tru MnwTd -l.iiiiuiK. (F0od5amphR»rtms 'r Agents, (rood JJjrn. w. S. COOLEY, i.i.\tir. ^ JlanitsB, Wliips, Kobe-, & Ulnukcts. TINS HiCST (IV JlATKR«ATi VSED. All wntk <\.irruit<il Krpairing done promptly I will sell cheaper than can »e bsughl clse- wltvrc in Sagiaaw Valley. (.h'Xi'H.vij CtKA.NT will probably be in time to meet Colonel Alosby at Hong Kong and (tike tea with him. U. S. (L .says he doc* not care whether India breaks the Juggernaut, be- eaiiFC he carries a jug of his own. Chin Lan Pin thinks that tho Chinese lioet Ltuirealewill welcome the illustrious American somewhat thus: Soundee gongoe, tehootcc eraekee AVek-ome ("'rant into Chinee; (iive him whiskee and lobackee, Tea and rieee ('rant lo dinec. Biggee ehieflee, hoiv-oe bountlee, Heugag lieetee, gongee poctntlee. Calico Alosbee drinkec, smokee, Aielieanman healmopt ehokee; firantce's stumpee Mtisbec smokec, IHaekee bootee, hokce pokee, MoHbee druukee, nuichec liuggee, Biggee soldier, biggee humbuggce. —Washington Capitol. MltN. 1*. C. IU11Z.EL, . 't'he following article from the Oko- lona, Mississippi Soutyern Slates of Wednesday, March V2,1879, wc copy verbatim, headings and all, an a particularly candid specimen of Houth- era Dcanocrafcifl temper- ■'-■.-■ . , Wr Have Cuplurml the Capitol. After a struggle of eighteen years "OCBEX SMITH, in war aud polities, the Confederacy -A-»' have at last captured th<v Capitol.— 1 (ash ington liequblican. A'es, thank God! we have captured the Capitol, and in Ikso our man will walk up the AVhite House steps ami j take bis seat in the Presidential chair. Then will our glorious triumph be complete. Then will we proceed to tear your Amendments from the Constitution ami trample them in the mire. Then will we break the shackle you l have forged for tbe Free, Sovereign and Independent Commonwealths of the Union. Then will we recognize tbe right of Fixi; Gurxiikiics ami General ^^""-^^ffl'tthatisnotdeadbut sleeping! [US. 1*. C. IIIKZEL, HXAXTV ST., CLARE, Has Ju.-t iljceivcd a Xew Stock of MILLINERY GOODS, LatcstStyles, BestQoods, --f-iiwrpcrlchmriSi^^ elsewhere. Call and see. UBEX SMITH, " yOTAIW PUBLIC. Weal ]**stat« and Insurance Agent. VPTON, 91ICH. V.trlit.iil.;r attentt"ii pniH to loftkinj; Uml. e-tirnnt- iiiK piuc timber^ .uliiiHtiii^ trvsp*.assi.,. anJ paying taxt^ fur lion rciat-ntt. M.iuhntt.in Fire ln*urniu'C Company of New Voric Slri-ny atnl snintl, with low nite>. MEAT & PRODUCE. _ U. JEFFEKIES, FRESH & SALT MEAT, Fresh and Cured Fish, F.VltM PllOIK*'.'*". Cheapest T E A in Town ! tush paid for hides. MAIN STREET, CLARE. ► EST 15USIXESS YOlT CAN EN B] Ka*;c in. ,<- t-»^n per day made by cither sex, right hi their own lor<ilitte5. I'artieulars and samples worth $5 free. Improve your spare time at this businc-**. Address Stinshv&C'*., Portland, Maine. iLLAXliOUS. k CARD TO THE PUBLIC, t tend-r m> hcari\ th.in1:s tu the citt-cn-^ of Clare and vicinity !• r their pu^t patronage, and would tn- \itc a C'-iitiniMn't* of tli _ s.ittie. The Clare Bakery. FRESH BREAD AND ROLLS EVERY DAY. CRACKERS, CAKES, CANDIES AND C(>NFECTIONERY. Ornamenting Oilers for Parlies and Socials a Spcially. Good Lunch Room. (.lyilerk, Pie- , Cai.e-, Cl.i'.l.ir.-, Kollt, S.C-, &c. FRIED. LANGE. Then will we- decorate tlie Capitol with the pictures of Davis, and Lee, and Stuart, and all the glorious leaders of a Cause that is not lost but living still. Yes, thank God! wc HAVE captured the Capitol, aud from that coigne of vantage we propose to rule the. Republic in a way that will make your Radical laws and your Radical leaders forever odious in America. And to cap the climax, tho editor is a northern-born Copperhead—always worse than the southern rebel. IVY A FARM! 230,000 Acres FARMING AND PINE LANDS In Central Michigan, "'OR SAI^fii BY THU FLfNT & PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY COMPANY. 20,000 Acres in Clare and Isabella Counties. I'or info!m.Uif'it about llu^e l.iud»,atldre:.:> IVM.L.WEKUI'fi, Land t'wiimissionc r, Eabt Sagixaw, Mich. What -»vc arc Iroluj;. Our village, (Mt. Louis) with a-population (hypothetic-ally) of i>,200, can probably boast of more places of business than any other town of its size in the State, and yet trade is far from being- substantially overdone. Below wc enumerate a few of the general business places in town: There aro twenty general grocery stores and places where groceries arc sold, ten dry goods stores; two clothing houses; three hardware's; two jewelry stores; four millinery stores; three drug stores; five hotels; two restaurants; nine saloons; four wholesale liquor houses; oue beer bottling establishment; one bakery and confectionery store; two banks; three livery establishments; one grain elevator; two saw and planing mills; one grist mill; two sash and blind factories; one 1.OCA1. bri;vitii:s, —Timberthieves are not alone at Loomis. —Over 100 majority for removal of the county scat! —Detectives are looking a fief the town treasurer of Vernon. —Clareis to have a new town hall costing a thousand dollars. —The Claro Rand-was out senuind-. ing the candidates Monday evening. —A quieter town meeting never occurred in Clare- than the one held Monday. —The Rev. K. 11. 'Edwards, Sunday School Missionary, of Owosso, ir>holding revival meetings in Clare, with a view to increase tlio Raptist Society. —Tlie entire Republican ticket in this town Avas elected, except the commissioner of highways. Ourpopu- lar ex-sheriff, Wm. Parish, was the lucky man. —The road tax tbis year amounts to one per cent. Let the famieiV have good roads and lot-.' of them, which is a sure way lo build tip a prosperous village. --The spring term of (he Clare: school opened Monday, with thosame teachers as the last term. Mr, L. O. Chctfield, principal, and Mrs. Lizzie Merrill, preceptress, —The Clare Pukhs is positively one of the best printed weekly papers in this state. A perusal of its legible, well made-up columns is a pleasure. —Detroit J'Jcoiiug Xcw. ■ -The election of llobt. F. Johnson as Supervisor, of Sheridan, meets with the approval of all who know him. He is a man of good ability and will serve his town with credit, —With \u> sneakiest look and twangiest twang, Mr. Green cried-out —"G-o-o-d b-i, I'm goin' lo Il-c-1-l-.s- d-a-l-e!" Certain"y. Always knew he would fetch up at the first part of it! —Mr. C. 1 lall, the lawyer lobbyist of Detroit, has lost his grip on Clare county. A big majority is•givejiibrt the removal of the county seat. Once upon a time Mr. E. Hall 0\vut_£larc county, ^ _ . *- *: - - j seat to Rudd Lake, a new era of prosperity will dawn upon Clare county. The agricultural interests will be developed and the political atmosphere purified. —M. O. Austin, of Clare, wns elected constable by just two majority. If his uncle, Mr. Barnes, had received thegovernorhip la«t fall, by that majority, he would have been even better pleased than his nephew. —Though John Post was defatted by Albert: A. Shaver, for Supervisor, he need feel no chagrin at the result. It was a question of party, not of merit. As between these two the people had little choice, and would have been equally satisfied with either, as men alone. The Republican party simply desired a Republican supervisor. —Tuk Pitkms was elected to office also. At the town meeting Monday, it was voted lo publish the proceedings of the town board in this paper, and pay for the same out of tlie contingent fund. The vote was unanimous and given so heartily as to assure us of their good will. Mr. N. Bicknell has our thanks, and the credit for his thoughtfulness in calling attention to the matter. —Cur eslueined friend, W. Sam. Cooley, Esq., justice of the peace, is loo modest by half. A young couple called upon him recently lo unite them in the holy bonds of wedlock, and it made Iho justice blush as red as—as—awful red—clear up to the ends 01 his cars: He said he didn't want to make the ministers mad, nor create any hard feelings, soke Jcfone of them do tho job. It was done with neatness and dispatch, for a moderate consideration, and all were happy. But the 'Squire would insist upon kissing tho bride. —Someday The Prk.sk will publish a scries of articles which it will entitle "A Politkal History of Clare County." It will commence at about the year 1ST2, when Geo. L. Hitchcock, Hiram Woodruff, and others, who claim to be straight republicans, bolted the republican ticket and set up one of their own. It will toll how they defeated the party, how they , how "-" ic treasury, how they spent thousands of dollars in building a State road for the sole benefit of Far- well, how Mr.-E. Hall lobbied the bill through the legislature, how Mr. Woodruff let the job to Mr. E. Hall, his brother-in-law, how Mr. Hall was paid for it by Mr. Hitchcock, the treasurer, his other- brother-in-law, and how the towns of Grant and The 1*1 l«*lair -wins u< n'cmK'c^. of Probait£,)f4W F. llolla-'HvkV^1 Pooiyliavt^ii.-.tt a nee socii'tyY adopted fyf*1 tied* the1 viffcfi and say '-Ntifiil 'Interest."*;-..'* .w"-*W V -,--.Uk J-J&jW eil IrtSFjlnrTv pffei'ies,' .fudge i»iy,_and Geo. .'ill of the If-new ienipcT- ijitibJeni have tho.jnimlcr., Ilieir bosoms, ^ho-Whiskcy roiuov* "i**Fi» ,* * ^jj^._ ;3a*iHi^'g*^^ *.- i»'i NO, 49, mW:0frm W'H Ii.im: .ill (lie CiUlilidt fur-(tefiia*»ll' j -Job I'lltithig, iiiLliiTbiii Fast Cylinder and Power" Prcsaeu, I>.r iv:ivlitlil^ in tn= bi;stit;'l(j BOOKS, ClRCL'LARil, CARDS, LAW CAH-EK, ETC. l'b.i.f!;i\iMi,.iiii.i|. CimhI Wurl. .mil l.uw riltcit foundry and machine shop;oncshook ■■ lc^a thcmBel ,10W U)CV _ factory; four wago shops; threo paint' fl tI ■ ' * u'im shops; live blacksmith shops; two gun shops; four harness shops; two merchant tailoring establishments; two furniture stores; two barber shops; one marble shop; four meat markets; two rcalcstale agencies; two printing offices; one dentist; two tanneries; one dentist; two tanneries; one lime and coal house and one music store. To keep the brake applied to all these to insure honest measures and down weights, requires the services of four churches. Three public schools Sheridan paid every dollar of the sum take care of the educational interests of the town. Ten doctors provide us with physic, and nine, lawyers carefully watch the scales of justice to sec that they weigh evenly and alike to all,—St, Louis Herald, to build up Farwell and ruin Clare. Such is a brief outline of a conspiracy which should forever keep those men out of office, and so on down to the present day. --.Dr. lJjlvi*v Monday noxdt -Mr.C.Af ' ;iltoiitilancfi1iii),PU ^l^U',J;"tj4atn; •tJirio, ,'is paying ~nv:pi\\r:'\ Mlli'rTJilllJ^'lJIlkl,1 ca!l"on;ilWi:fo-.<; Dtf Ihtyii " tiered it piVt eVjiiing, "br^Pfft the wishJJiufc u^ the dibtant^V^: ■reiiien.ibcV'tfielyni i-A'llbnfti PetciHiefc' B.MttKhi^ account <">T as large aii^ui lint Uitr-e pre-^e' ,muu or^'*f.a5Ai_ A jjleas^i^ Tjii: Pi:i,,st'V()<jpi|l niug, lo^eniU- tho coinpl I'-orlunately them an cU'i usual ex jiartetfat wc were t| cordially inv cottvenieiutv ully r-tart on J'lU-illo Slope, Ic'at Laiising in Btiprcmo court. Livingston, On- t-^rolhcr.herc 'Si\, of Wil- ifl^KSS a friendly ipily were len- juhIc Monday nW'JJand, with 'new liotno in .youli} Jtiiully ilriendsiu Clare. tiki for tlte Rev. ~|*_mccr6f John _tihtj.iith. On ^iliercwvsnol |ice as expected, ite liberally. The il,.. jftsfiirlj- Hj.' aK-eiiiblcd at ",Tjuir,-?day evc- itv and family nrprisd parly. '♦jUroughl witli and after the oc'ca&Jons, de- •■Tliank you ineyouali, and «gain at your rep ub. %ttorn. ' the JJoiml 4tttJCj3_JV, - •aus but Mr. Hat field, of Frost, who is a democrat. The board will meet next Tuesday: Frost—John Hatfield. Grant—A. A. Shaver. Greenwood—Geo. Prenly. Hayes—-Reuben Smith. Surrey—G'eo. J. Cummins. Sheridan— Robt. F. Johnson. Wiiitorfiold—John II. Flemming, Hlicrklaji onictrs. The sotttCr'fi' ticket, witli the ex- ception ol'Wuuervisor, wm elected, as follows: Supervisor—Roht. F. Johnson, rep. Clprk-r WtlUai 11 J erred. Treasurer—Andrew J. Chile. Justico of the Peace (to fill vacancy) —Juntos McKinley. Justice of the Peace (full term)— Cyrus Applobce. Cotu-'JWf High ways —Richard Cliap- niair; Kup't of Schools -Win, A. Thompson. School TlispeeloiN'JRob'l F. Jolui- rtjn.;' Constables—Oncsine I'otdion, Dennis McCarthy, Jacob ()stci-houso, Chas. Ikies, - ■ -»-1-» llepiihllcan Cauctis »«t«l Noiniun- tlons. Jn accordance with the call, the Republican caucus assembled at the town Mil, Thursday afternoon. iV, V,T. Mclntyre was made chairman and A. F. Goodenougb, sec'y. Thotown committee for the ensuing year consists of J. C. Rockafellow, A. A. Shaver, J. D. >'ewth, Henry Hinkle and Joseph Hudson. Thefoilowing ticket was nominated: Supervisor—Albert A. Shaver. Town Clerk.—Floyd L. Post. Treasurer—Peter Callam. Copimissioner of Highways—Wallace L. Lyons. Justice of the Peace-William II. Eldcn. Superiulendenl of Schools - Charles W. Perry. School Inspector—Wm, 11. Elden. Drain Commissioner - Kdward Uni- cum. Constables -M. (). Austin; J. Y. Sine; David Foutch; George F. llol- brook. A 1 "\V OPISXOKS OI-' HOI.lUvN. nxtxVii l.-AmWi'i.if I 1 HAS JIVO'SiA* SHOWX lirstSELK VP. BrO, Holdcn of the Farwell Register in his efforts to show up his rival of the Clare Press, succeeded hugely in showing himself up,—Evart Review. -^c%e^ifinr amy Aurt A'^aln Once More. >*ot satisfied with its previous efforts in that direction, the Farwell Register of last week again opened upon us its batteries of abuse. Some time ago the editor of the. Register sued for peace, and entered into an agreement to let the whole matter drop. Next day he rushed up to Clare, showing part of au affidavit, which, he claimed, had no relation to the matter already published. That was false. He has violated his agreement. He has lied about us wilfully and maliciously, to crush out opposition. Failing in his first effort, he proposes to keep it up. Xow he can answer to tho law for his conduct. -»-•—* . Town Hoard. Meeting of the Town Board, April Nth, for the purpose of auditing the, accounts of election, and such other business as might lawfully come before the board. Quorum, present. On motion, tlie following accounts were allowed: si-:nvifi;siti:.M)Ki;F,i)Towxsiiii', John T. Horning SHi 00 A. A, Shaver IS 7,3 A. W. Mclntyre 1 -2-3 Edward Cnicuni '1 '!?> Joseph Hudson ,3 2-3 J. W. Calkins ,3 .30 Motion of J. W. Calkins to prohibit swine from running at large. Laid over until next meeting. On motion, board adjourned. J. W. Calkins, Clerk. t^,-* National Democratic Villon Caucus and ISoiuinatioiiH. ((eo. W. J cileries called the caucus to order. J. I). Xewth was-made chairman, Wm. Ross, secretary; J. B. Slattery and J. A. Slocum, tellers. The town committee are Wm. Ross, Wm. Wolsky, J. A. Slocum, J. D. Newth, T. P. Horning. The folio wingtickct was nominated: Supervisor—John Pout. Town Clerk—Alfred Louch. Treasurer—Win. Wolsky. Highway Commissioner—William Parish. Justice, of the Peace—Caleb Sterns. Sup'l of Schools—J. V, Sine. School inspector—J, D. "Newth, Drain Commissioner—John A. Klcolls. Constables - Frcdrich Lange; Wm. Parish; Jacob Mason- Peter Rodu- baugh. ffltOTUM. UK jaWY**** -to** OF TIIK 'o5$~$i ftSfcra Press got into trouble once, and some believed him innocent, but Miice he I has come to Michigan and tried to be i a man, but a rival found out his whole I trouble and published it in his paper. We never could see why when a person tried to be a man some person lower than himself tries to undermine him. It's a wonder that the Clare county people do not rise up en-massc and drive the slanderer out of their midst.—Barry county Sentinel. VIM.AIXOI'S AND C'OXTKMl'TlIJLI If Ave arc not greatly mistaken, the late attempt of J. S. Iloldon, editor of the Farwell Register, to crush out his rival, the Clare County Press, will result in his own destruction and the building up of his rival. By the villainous means he has employed to root out all opposition to him in the county, he has gained nothing but the contempt of all fair thinking men, and whatever may be thought, hereafter, of Goodenough, less will be thought of J. S. Holden.— St. Louis Herald. *-,-+ fare-well, Mr. Green. Mr. W. W. Green, the lawyer of the nasal twang, has left -the county for the county's good. He has gone back to Hillsdale, whero he can live on liis ma, and eke out a livelihood with varnish brush and pot. Gone lo pot as il were. Gone, but not forgotten. Mourned by the ring whose tool he was, he will Jong retain a Green spotintheirmemory. He was a man of great parts—part clown and part fool. He knew a good deal—for him. He Avas very smart—and made his clients smart, too. He could talk louder, blow longer, lye faster, and eat more than any man ever known in Ibis ffcclioii. He was a genuine carpet-bagger, and always carried it with him. He was religious, and good—good for nothing. He could make a great temperance speech, and drink a pint of whisky at once. He was always kind—kind of soft, and a tear of sympathy generally dangled at the end of his nose. His feet wero big, and well-filled, but liis head Was small, and quite empty. In appearance, he resembled Barnum's What-is-it, aud looked very much like a traveling side-show, though in reality ho was a whole circus hiipself, from clown to jack-ass. Biit his greatness was nevCr fully appreciated, except by a chosen few, who saw their own likeness dimly reflected in him. They sought to emulate his highness, but came far short of their model. Failing in this, they sent him. adrift. They would not tolerate among them a man greater than they, so poor Mr. Green had to go the way of ait old ami useless tool, he was thrown away, and cast amlc. Who will fill his vacant chair remains to b.e seen, but there are several candidates. m. Complete ntifeac iit-Uttme^Hnn. Oeo,'.T. CtimmlMS, Repuhllcan, lilected Supei'vlHOr lor Surre>'. An Hour ?t» l'alry :,niid, Such is the name of ii musical cantata (o bejjiven on April If), for the benefit of the Clare Cornet Hand. _ Full particulars will be given next Iij the: early,.settlement or Clare j week, , • county, (here galhervMlal J-'arwejl, a j -v -:■■:.--r:.-:.,j^,£. sol of Antediluvian politician:*, rep- • Laconic Teititrams, resenting Ihomselves as republicans,; Knowing; the interest thai was felt and claiming rewards of office for; in tho result al Hurry, tho following their distinguished services. Tbe| telegram was sent us: V * I State was republican, Uu> county it- | publican, and having received nonii-l nations, I bey wen! electcsi!l to all the; important positions. They had all) the machinery under (heir control.' They and (heir offices .for their own ; personal ends. ThCy-J'oruicd a little ring of their own, worked for each other, benefitted each other, aud spent thousands of dollars from county funds among tbeuisclves. "Themselves first, the public last," was.'their motto, and they lived ftp toil wholly. But things look a change. They ( were lc-rt out by, their parly, and j turned out by tbe people. Without j__ officelh«y were nothing. They must. havo it. They sought all means to, secure it. They packed the convoiw- lions, they bullied the dclcgalcs, and j when not nominated bolted the regu-J lar ticket and set one up of their own lo oppose; it. They were republicans only in name, republicans only for office, republicans only for tlie most] selfish of selfish ends, Give them office, and then they wore republicans; refuse them office, and they wore ready to kill the republican party. Office, office-, office was what they wanted, and they seemed devil possessed to gel it. Their desires were frustrated. Tbe people hail lost confidence in liiein, and the best men they could possibly put up was sure of defeat. To-day 1 hey stand condem- ecl by the people- as unworthy of trust. Their influence is gone, their numbers are few, and they will soon sink into the oblivion which their own conduct so justly merits. . On Monday last, they met another crushing defeat. Possessing theparty i machinery, they endeavored to make nominations; republican iu name, but •rbtgirtfact. ,To ,strft)gtheu their own wcaktitw, -they iiomihatcU'jlr, "Van "f'NJ'IX Tlt'KKT EU'CTKU.*' D. AtjOKu. I'n which wax made reply: ,,,_, "Glory! 'Praise God from wltoni ill blessings How.'" ' A. F. Goum'js'oi'Ciii. MARRIED. Cm .pi n'-TVi'ifwivsii'— In tlii-M. K.i.lnircli, T.ooiiii,, , Mai.'li i.i,n?7l.M Rev. A. ii. Norris, Wr. J. "tlu- ! Cir pip mill \li-»-Kt-.i** M. lSnr.vA-.il, IjoiIi of itoofniH. Iluti, i.i>. -I 'Kiiliii.. Attln: Alsi-r lfuti»c, Clare,. They j April s, iK?ii l-y Kev. A. II. Nowis, Mr. William W. I'.i> k-iv ,•«'! Miv-O i.ia f.. Ki-.r.nt.-, of KccU HVSINI'SS T,OCAIvS. Try Jefi'eries's .30 cent fine cut. :} lbs good Tea for $1 at Slallery's. AU kinds of Tobacco cheap al Slattery's. If you want a good Cigar go to Slatlcry's. Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco. A large slock of Harness on hand at Cooley's. 11'vou wanlio save money call on J. Ii. Slattery. »t? /p. .3 "#2 X. B.- -Slattery keeps a family groceries. full line of Pure wines and liquors for medical purposes at Slaltory's. Jefferies' 10 cent Tea beats any 50 cent tea in town. Try it. Tlie host Tea in Michigan for 50 ctd., at JV C.Rockarellow's. l ^oventV'-five cent Tea. gold firf 50 cts,; at JV:C, RoekafellQwis. • * ', ,Tt)b printing of all kiinls done neat and cheap at tlte Pmcss Oi'rit'K. t- trc. gentleman, wlto promptly the insult. Then Mr. McIIeurj-was nominated, against his desires—and he voted and worked against the ring. Then a union ticket was nominated, composed of the best elements of Far- well, and was elected entire. It was headed by a staunch republican, the Hon, Geo. J. Cummins, Circuit Court. ,-,-,. ,", ,--- — Commissioner, a rising young man of | Apply to Mrs-.LllenMcCafi'ety, Clare. principles and brains, a lawyer of un-1 common ability, who will make his j mark in the State before many years | i'1'Klay elapse. The balance is unexception- j able, is a just reward of merit,'and a • severe rebuke to those who would t south of Clare crush out all opposition to themselves iu their own party. Surrey will be well represented tbis year, and the change will result in good to thetown, the county and the republican party. Large slock of wall paper, iioav pa terns, cheap at II. Trevidick's, Clan Piumr-t-K of an kinds taken in exchange for Harnessat Cooley's, Clare. -V good Farm to let or rent on shares I ^- *_' I Buckwheat flour ground at Horn- 1 liig&Shaffer's grist mill, Clare, every Friday. Fine Poland China Boar for brcccl- lnKpurpase-s. Louis Piper, one miie *'I,ittIc Gratis?? Of £*;,.™<*'* l.--roiii tlie Plains, —Lumbermen arc "breaking roll- ways," and the river is full of logs. —Town elections are over, and we may exect a change in the weather, owing to the cooling of the political mind. —Wintorfield elected, for supervisor, John II. Flemming; for clerk, Wm. Flemming; for treasurer, Wm. Gerard; school superintendent, B. Everett Ballard. —Meetings are lo bo hold regularly every alternate Sunday, at the school house of Dist. "No. ,'?, Summerfield. Rev. Richard Williams, of Winter- field will conduct the meetings. —Those elected in SnnimerflPld were, for supervisor, Jonathan Green; for clerk, John Richmond; for treasurer, Lyman Gleason; for school superintendent, Homer Den.-niore. Jack 0. Lajvtkun. It has boon asserted (and don't you forget it) through the columns 01 tlio Clare Pitiiss, that Slattery sells groceries so very cheap that none ne<jil to live iu distress. Diamond iron and chilled plows, warranted to clean in all soils, twice as durable and cost but littlo more, than ordinaryeasfc-iron plows. Cauldron kettles, easfe-steel amalgam farm bells, etc., etc.-, at Lamb's foundry and machine shop, Clare. New slock »f clothing just received at R. Crawford's. Will sell cheaper than anywhere cise in the county. Whole suits.from $1 up to $11, which cannot be excelled for style or quality. Be sure and call at R-. Crawford's store Main street, Clare. »_»_, .,— _ Having iu my employ one of tlie best workmen in the. state, and using nothing but the best of intitqy'al eare- fnlly selected,.it ena,hl&d me not only to turn out wtMiWell made, but work tba^t J, can warrant to be as good as aiiyin the valley and; cheaper than the cheapest. Give me a call and ex-, amino stock before buying elsewhere. I mean business. I will not be undersold by any harness maker eithei* in Saginaw or elsewhere, W.#.Cooi_y» 2sew stock of fresh Canclv, confectionery and fruit just received at Mrs. Bigley,s. Cheapest in town. Reduced in price. Bread 5 cts loaf, or five loaves for 2-3 cts., at Lange's Bakery. per Consult you want 1 your own interest, when jroecrie* call on J. B. Slattery. A good stock of trunks and traveling bags just received at Cooly's, and sold cheap for cash. Motto—Quick sales and small profi at Slattery's, next door to Wolsky' clothing store, Main street. ofit 's Best assortment of whips and lashes in the county and sold at bottom prices, at W. S. Cooley's, Clare. stp. Having pm-chasnd the Claro Grain Llevator, 1 Avill pay tbe highest cash price ior grain. J. W. Calkins. Cooley 1 uts j usl received a large slock of whips, both team and driving, the best 111 the county and as cheap as the cheapest. Something New—II. Trevidick lias received a large stock of Ready-made Clothing, of tho latest styles, and at rook-bottom prices. A new stock of Wall Paper just received. Trimmed free of charge. Prices down, at Wm. H. Elden's Jewelry and Toy Store. »-»-• Just received at the hardware sloro a largo stock of Crockery and Glass ware, of tho latest styles and prices. Call and see. J. W. Calkins. "We arc coming father Abraham," Home more new cheese arrived; also candies of all descriptions, and fruits of all kiucU'in their season. at Fricdr Lange. : *-*-4 r Mother- when your dear baby suffers in teething, use Dr. WinchelPs Teething Syrup, it regulates tho bowels, soothes the pain and brings natural sleep. Sold by Bowdish at 25 cts a bottle, For a pamphlet on Electric Treatment, of chronic diseases witli Electricity, whieli will be sont free, address tho Mcintosh Electric Belt and Battery Co., 192 & 101 Jackson St., Chicago, 111, ^"WSjgT?-?*^
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|1879-04-11; Clare County Press
|Goodenough & Wilson
|Friday, April 11, 1879 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
|Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
|Copyright Permission
|This material is in the public domain.
|1879-04-11; Clare County Press
|Goodenough & Wilson
|Friday, April 11, 1879 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
|Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
|Copyright Permission
|This material is in the public domain.
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