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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-08
Election Notice.
oWNSH1P OF WORruINGrON

TOW NSalP or WORTuINGTON.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the 10th day of June, 1882,
at the Office 81 J. 8. McManu:. Court House
composed Of the township of WOfthingtOn. No.
bes county, Minnesota, an election will be OPEN
60 1Or SAID election district from nine O'Clock In
said day. to vote the a IF the CO.
dar Rapids, Iowa Falls 8 Northwestern Railway
Company to ssid d township q Worthington to
to the amount Of FIFTY live Hundred Dollars, to
railway to Ii Eash
p printed; "For the Railroad Pre e o.
against the Railroad Proposition"
Said proposition is as follows: That said town:
railway company for Fifty I've Hundred Dollars.
with interest at SIX per cent per annum, payable
In twenty years Said bonds to bear interest on
Rany only, at the completion Of its road to
WorthinEton. The railway company, ct the
choice Of the authorities Of said township Of
township Of Worthineton certic s Of 80 Shares s
of the capital stock II said railway company to
an equal amount with the principal Of said
bonds and certificates OF stock are to be depos-
tied in escrow with Merchants National Bank
Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
and equip It's line Of ra}Pwsy and have '1 t cars
running thereon to Worthington At furthest by
November first. eighteen hundred and eighty
three, or forfeit said bonds; and unless delayed
by bad weather or unavoidable obstacles to COM
plete said road to Worthington this present
year.
Said proposition, and the request Of the au-
thoritles and more than twelve free holders Of
ing this election, was fled with me on June
seventh, eighteen hundred and eighty-two.
Dated June seventh, eighteen hundred and
eighty-twO.
j. o. EDWARDS.
Town Clerk Of Township Of worthin1tcn
xl-N
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The WOrthington ADVANCE, an
eight column paper, has two aud one
half columns of home advertisements.
Sioux Falls Argus.
The ADVANCE runs less home adver-
tisements and more home reading mat.
ter than any other paper in this vicin-
ity. Year in and year out we have
kept up live, newsy, independent
paper, with two to three columns moro
home reading matter than most
country papers give, and two to three
columns less of home advertising than
most country papers get. And still
the ADVANCE blooms" right along.
How in the name Of all the imps in
Rotterdam it does it, is a wonder to
the slow.going people who don't adver-
tise. When they thought they were
"starving uS out" we were piling up
the pennies for the landsomest block
In Worthington. It must be "'them
Spirits" Hard work, economy, close
financial management and pluck must
have had something to do with it, but
them spirits" must have taken hand
in it.
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Election Notice.
VILLAGE OF WORTHlN9TON.

VILLAGE OF WO6TdkN9TON.
Notice Is hereby given that %
I. !. ee:srd:y. TIE 18th dry Of !aae, 40
!o;sS instSe. No BE essnty. iiasssats1s u
election district comlosed = - 49, ~
W9EtMnston. "a elec4oa VIII $500 eSail!l
Ave O'Clock in tho allernool: q ID 90. &C
said election tho legal voters a sa3a village G
W9tthington viii vote On TIE peeeoettso0 q ~
way Company to issue the bonds q 1al1 villn0e
to said railway company In atd Of TIE eoastRsc-
ton Of its railway; Each elector win 1epesit .
6: s'?t e :s3fs =: & Ps::e e.
SAID prSpSsition soto b. voted a. Il . soas~s:
:se S e: Il a';s lie i: sss E. ::
thirty miles from worthinfton) 2 ca !ntsGs q
twenty years. and bearing interest q otK pr
cent cent Per annSm. frcm the tine re en- ~ r9n-
railway company to deliver said viilaGs, as he
election Of the authorities thereof esed4eetee al
its capital stock 20 the amount q "a eooas
stock to be deposited In escrow With TIE Aor-
chant: National Bank. Of Cedar Rap!ds, Iowa.
The said railway company to build aud equip its
running. thereon by November Art eighteen
hundred and eighty-thr Or to forfeit sSid
bonds; and unless prevented by bed weather or
unavoidable obstacles to complete satd road this
Said proposition, and the request Of the au-
thOrities and more than twelve free-holdets Of
said village in favor Of calling this election, was
Dated June sixth, eighteen hundred md eirh-
ty-two.
Recorder Of the village VI Worthingtoa, No6Ies'
county, Minnesota. 1-l3
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Vs u Ell " AWI9
Town Clerk Of Township OF Worthin1tt
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY An.
VER1XHRAENT

WHEREAS. default has been made In the
W conditions OF certain Mort gage executed
and delivered BY Ira Z. Croeby and Ida ].
Crosby, hts wife, Mortgegors. to Sarah T. Walk
4: D. 1878 and recorded in the ONCE Of the Rsx .'
lister Of Deeds of the county Of Mobiles Ia
Mortgages, on page 4S7 on which there is claim
ed to be due and Is ue At the date Of this notice,
the amount .nn o. Fry g.! o'ars e In
no action or proceeding has been INSTITUTED. at
law or in equity to recover the debe secured by
said mortgage, or any part thereof:
Now, therefore. no ice Is hereby given that by
virtue OF the power OF sale contained IN said
mortgage. and pursuant 70 the statute IA euch
case ma; and provided. the said mortRsge viii
tSe" shs ssd eonn.s e rs
auction at the front door Of the Cou1t House. ia
the village of Worthington In the county Of No
bles and State OF Minnesota, On Friday.
The 18th day of June. A. d. 1852.
At 10 o'clock =. m. to satisfy tho amount which
shall then be due on said mortgage. With he in
and Twenty: live Dollars attorneys fees, as stip.
ulated In satt mortgage In case OF foreclosure.
The premises described in said mort9sEe. and
50 to be sold are the lot piece parcel 81 land
situated in the County OF Nob3es and state Of
Minnesota, and known and described as follows
The southeast ~ quarter Of section No. rwoa.
<lo2) Range NJ e + fq = u Is g. ~
G G. "; Wn !: ia Attorney for Mort1aces.
First publication Nayl.
Last publication June !,
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UYILLMONT.

Your correspondent of this town
seems to he willing to improve every
opportunity to report others misfor-
times, but generally omits such AS your
readers would most like to hear alNA
sucl, as wauld be Of most interest to
them. Some of the readers of the AD-
VANCE say that they haye often read
of short horn bulls, but your cores
pondent has neglected to state that we
have one muly bull in this town that is
about six, feet high.
S. and J. Kughler have been unfor-
tunate with their horses. They went
to Mr.. Crosby in Adrian and were by
him helped to another team. They
found Mr.. &. very accommodating and
not such stickler ~ that smarty in
this town.
John Mock bought a yoke Of oxen at
Adrian the other day. They were able
to travel eight miles on their way home
the 6rst day and four miles the second
day. He has also bought a No. I colt.
It is half Clidesdale and half Norman.
There is a good match for it q few
miles from Adrian but it has three
crippled legs.
We have got the most economical
justice Of the peace in this town that
there IS in the county. He can man.
age a suit 50 that neither the accused,
plaintiff. nor the county has any costs
to pay. p. LEBENs.
A Valuable Addition.-Because it is
beneficial to the scalp and adds to per-
sonal beauty by restoring color and
luster to gray or faded lair, is why
PArker's Hair Dalsam is such 4 popu.
lar dressing.
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SC. * Il. = 4
Foe tho ADVANCED
CLYNH npwARn.


CLZAB UPWARD.
On every heightthere lies repoee.-0eeGhe.
l eey 10 yuu, climb upward 20 tn Ael4hts;
Keep your eyes lifted to the fnle04 peaiS-
for only are the riches Of the gQb
0lvo1 to ~ one who ton sd eoekD..
ia :;! r. +: e. a. ":
Them Z md s! s*s :::.h. o,r FIR !. .o,,S S
Pours the Suns glory 10 perfect sheen.
What 10 q sunbeam struggling on the n0or
To whole world Of glory? And the rose
Beside your hedge to the grand mystery OF the
That blossoms In the East 1t nights dim e|ese7
II winds do pierce You, and the storm rolls wild,
And rains beat pitileas against your breast,
Press forward out VI all the strife md din
Upon the heights there lies eternal rest
In valleys shadows sleep; and all the void
Doth jsnkle rudely In Its petty spite
At LIE; and at The loot Ct hills se:.- .,.,. -.
Are Always sonie wan remnants OF the night
The day Is broad upon the mountain-tops.
The wratthS OF care aud sin can never steal
80 far from earth. The mOrtals' furious breath
Cannot the abiding place Ut gods make reel.
And 80 I say to you, climb to the peaks
Brtln your soul purely with the mountain air.;
And half way up the snow clad, shining heights
The gods viii reach to you and lift you there.
FANNY DRISCOLL.
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Poetry may be set down a. an un-
profitable business. for. though Mr..
Longfeliow WAS far more than ordi.
narily successful, his total receipts for
half century's literary labor have not
exceeded 500, 000.-ExchanRe.
True, true. 1t don't pay like q sa-
loon. or grocery, or 4 country news.
paper, or ''store,'' but then $500, 400
is enough to keep house on. Even
Shakespeare died worth $1,000 pounds,
and Tennyson is worth million dol
lars. No, good poetry dent pay.
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Thanks 70 Commissioners OF Stats
tics Christensen for = copy Of his 70
port Of ''6tatistics Of The STATE Of Min.
nooota for 1884,"

Money for = Rainy Day.-''Fo1 ok
years my daughter was sick from kid
ney and other disorder. We had usesi
up our savings on doctors, when our
dominic advised 10 to try Parksr'S
Ginger Tonic. Four bottles effected .
cure, and ~ q dollars worth has kopt
cur family we'll over . year, ~ havo
been able TO lay by money again fer 4
rainy day. IA Poor Mans Wife.
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Our recent article under the head of
"Why is it," referring to the fact that
crimes. ca]amities. etc., of a kind come
in groups had scarcely got to press
when news came of two or three child
rapes to add to the list, and a new
group also began. This new group
was the capsizing Of pleasure boats and
the drowning of about a score of men.
On Sunday, May l4th, three men were
drowned on White Bear Lake, Minne-
nesota; twelve on Lake Calumet. ILL.,
nois, and four on Wolf Lake, Indiana.
Returns not all ia vet.
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HEAD LEVEL.

Speaking Of the coming cengression.
al contest in this district, the Worth.
ington ADVANCE drops the following
significant ''straw."
1--WE believe Gen. Baker is the al,lest
man in the district for the position
and personally we should like to see
him nominated and could give him q
hearty support. While each paper is
presenting its favorite candidate. We
take this opportunity to present our
choice. And while doing 50 we do not
believe It necessary to underrato Gov.
Wakefield or any other gentleman
whose name has been suggested"
Your head is about level, Bro. MIL
Ter, and this congressional district
would have no occasion to be ashamed
Of such man rs Gen. Baker as it's rep-
resentative in congratulated Rad
ical.
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Three coagressional district eonvGotioos haye
now been 0liod In Minnesota Tho second 1le.
tIict q 0ankatO, June twenty -1rot; tho third
district at Glencoe, July thiftoeafA, ard ths 1flh
district at Detroit. July twelfth.
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LEA VINO THE Baptist CHURCH
S8OstOn Disnatch. ADfii q

/ William Hagen Leavell, pastor Of
the First Baptist church Of this city,
closed his pasterate this morning. He
severed his connection with the Bap-
fist denomination, because, he claims,
1t does not allow sufficient liberty Of
thought. In his farewell address he
said: unfortunately for the Baptist
denomination there Is no recognition
OF . liberal evangelical wing IN its
ministry. 50 soon as one desires to
breathe freer theological atmosphere
no matter how truly evangelical the
tone of his thinking nor how strong
his desire to remain orthodox-he is
suspected OF having transcribed an
legitimate limits ard his usefulness as
minister of the New Testament NJ
thereby impaired. The only liberty
granted to such man is the liberty to
90 OUT There are other denomina.
tions As evangelical as ours, where tho
limits are not so contracted, and to
such one &c. leave both the Bap.
tist ministry and church, but do not
leave the church of Jesus Christ"
All right, brother Leavell. You're
saved anyhow if you were baptized,
that is, if you were put clear under the
water at the time. The Lord won't
cast off poor fellow that went clear
under. It's those fellows that didn't
60 clear under, didn't get a good job
done, that are in danger.
Now that you are safe anyhow, hay
ing been baptized and probably vacci-
mated also, just step right out into the
GLORIOUS liberty of the children Of
God" Don't beg any more money out
Of foolish people to build sectarian
churches and shut them up six days in
the week. It's scandalous and GRIM
inal waste of money. Don't step into
any church that teaches that any dec-
trine. belief, ordinance, or other
priestly tomfoolery, is necessary to
salvation. Don't help to perpetuate
this ignorance and priestcraft any
longer. Teach them that pure and
good character is the only thing in the
universe that will save" man and
that all the blood of all the Christs
that ever died cannot ''save a guilty
wretch" until he saves himself BY con-
Quering himself
We are glad to learn that the Chica-
60, st. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
railroad company intends making an
effort to secure for its line in this di-
rectiOn some of the immigration which
has been flocking elsewhere. No rail-
road or other corporation has ever
turned hand 10 lead settlers hither-
ward, and if they have finally come to
the conclusion to assist in developing
section where lands are not selling at
double their real value, 1t is a very
encouraging symptom.-Sioux Falls
Press.
This is the first we have heard Of it.
We hope it is true. The land compa-
ny has done wonders since Jas. H.
Drake went OH as commissioner but if
the new railroad company las done
anything, give us the facts. We want
to print 'em.
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HERSEY.
HE > T. 7.
Fine weather again.
ts1Vhx, Inn - .,A,, rvI> Eal,in n2>1

Fine weather again.
"Why don't you 60 fishing?"
Mr.. Blaine is busy getting IN all the
fax I've can. He will crop the Heiser
farm this season.
Postmaster .Guyerman lett for St.
Paul on Saturday. He has gone court
ing.
Tramps are becoming n"merous and
still there is that last car load of New
York boys to 60 through singly and in
couples. Some Of those who came be-
fore with Mr.. Mathews sadly remarked
as they asked for \ chew of tobacco
and piece Of bread, that they had
been deceived badly in this country
and that they couldn't staud it outside
a city aud they needed coed sized
city. too.
We Rear that Martin Heiser is doing
we'll at his new stand in Wentworth,
D. T. Mr.. H. is q wide awake bust
ness man and deserves success.
At the residence Of Jos. Ebert re-
Gently Mr.. Joseph Fritcher and Miss
Theresea Apple were quietly married
by the Catholic priest Of Adrian. The
happy couple began at once to face the
stern realities of life by going to house
keeping. Who next? Rs.
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Prepared by Or. ]. c. Aver 4 Co.

wv No risk. Reader, il you want . business
NJ which persons Of either sex can make great
pay all the time they work, write for particulars
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COUNTY. NEWS.
ADRIAN.
0DAeA0Avs
Corn R0Ather AR1in.

Corn weather again. il -. ~.
New strawberries and ether green
fruits at GOWNS. 4l-lw::-
Do you ashY Yes. Everybody that
II = body fishes this summer.
Mixed paints, white lead and oils at
tho Old Reliable drug store.
Banker Jones has been making him
self new sign.
c. +. Chamberlain opened out his
stock u goods this week.
A. N. Becker has been having 4
high board fence put around HE prem
Uses. +.-.~.
a AZ ss ;tGsk E sssS.q Clothing ST."
A. NJ. Smith: Of Sioux City, former
ly Of the Warrington Bank, was in
town this week.
The creamery engine came this week.
See local ad. for rental Of one at the
best blacksmith stands in 8. W. MINI.
Window curtains and shades ut
Rice's.
JOHNNY Flanagan and Thos. Donahue
were visiting old friends in Adrian
last week.
A very pleasant PARTY was held at
Daniel Hallasy's residence on Friday
evening last.
Mixed Paints all Shades ut the Old
Reliable drug store.
Joe Gown took trip to Rock Rap
ids Monday, and has the impression
that there is not a store at the Rapids
that compares with the majority of
our business houses here.
Mrs. Marsh. of Luverne, has quite a
large class Of music scholars here.
The people of our town should imi-
tate the example of Mr.. A. Campbell
and improve their lots and the looks of
their dwellings by setting out shade
trees. Mr.. L. last year set row OF
box elders along the front of his prop
erty facing west, and one look at them
will do more than page Of argument.
We hear tho inquiry every day, are
we to have more Sidewalks? They are
needed, and it is to be hoped the mat
tor will be stirred up and the necessary
walks built.
The type setter made US say last
week that Miss Chamberlain had IS
pupils instead of IS rs written. With
the large number OF classes necessary
in a school of the kind, Is pupils are a
larger number than any one teacher
can give sufficient time to, and these
interested should be willing to grant
the amount necessary and pay an as
sistant.
NoTICE.-1 wish to rent my Black
smith Shop and Tools to good, relia
bic man who will hold the trade now
50 we'll established. My reasons for
renting are that my other business re-
quires all my time and attention.
4l-2W. JOSEPH Roll.
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House ard lot 70 cell O. trade for
stock.
30-tf. s. McIHAx
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RAILROAD MEETING.

A railroad meeting was held ut the court
house on Tuesday afternoon and railroad mat
tiers were discussed and work planned. The
following committees were appointed for the
several elective districts:
Indian Lake,. D. Larson. C. w. Bulls,
Ch2S. Saxon.
Elk-f. L. Taylor, Elliott Convey. J. r. Ash
worth.
Lorain-D. Fogo, John Hansberger, VIM. n.
Stokes.
Biselow-John DeBoos, A. W. Burnham.
Worth,ngton TIL. P. Durfee, J. r. Moulton.
j. b. Green
WortIinetom y1llaRe-P. Thompson. d. Shell,
c. H. Smith, H. E. Torrance, T. H. rarsons.
meeting Of tho committees has teen called
for Saturday 1T: erno0n at O'Clock ut the court
house. -"
F'URTHER REDUCTION.
County. Maps can be had ut this Office
tho rate uf ) for p cents.
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Worth Remembering.-Now that
good times are again upon us, it is
worth remembering that no one can
enj"y the pleasantest surroundings IL
in bad health. There are hundreds of
miserable people going about to-day
with disOrdered stomach, liver or kid
npys. when q bottle of Parker's Ginger
Tonic would do them more good than
all the medic ines they have ever tried.
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RANSOM.

The weather has improved.
Mistake in last weeks issue about
Miss May Howard. 1t should have
been Miss May Leonard, of Rushmore.
The Graves Bros. have the best
lambs this year they have ever had.
Some of our farmers are about
through with their spring work.
s. G.. Ferrin recently lost the horse
he purchased of Mr.. Miner last sum
mer.
Mr.. Levi Rowland is about laid up
with the rheumatism. DICK.
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RrSHMORE.

RUSHUOKE.
BENZ. Randall has just purchased a
fine lot Of stock.
Corn is up but growing slowly. All
kinds of small g. ain looks tue.
S. b. Bedford received a 6ne assert
ment of all kinds of goods the last
week.
The neighbors look we'll to one an
ether's interests. No stock at large
except one or two STRAY mares and a
couple of calves. SC. &c. &c.
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SUGDEN.

This Fine CLYDESDALE STALLION will
stand for Mares for the season of 1851, at the
stable of the subscriber at
ss7oCH
on Sec. lS, Town Of Ransom, 4 miles south of
Rusllmore, Mobiles county, MINI. SuEdcn is \
lbs, Is hands and a inch high .gosr, temper, nc.
ton and spirit, and Is proud III his faher' who
was the Clydesdale Stallion, John Full" i'm.
ported by the Hon. H. r. Suyden from EhglaI,d
May md. 1877. John Bul,'x' weight was 2l4O
lbs. when Imported. Will stand for the low
price Ut d to Insure, two for Oh, or Is for the
arc known to be with foal. All uninsured
mares to be paid for at time OF first service.
Every precautiOn taken against accidents but
no responsibility assumed therefor.
C. W. w. Dow.
81 ushmore p. o., Mobiles county, MIMI, May
10, 1sS2. slim
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3. v. Holstine, OF Alma, wis.,, writes to T. H.
Parsons that II the b. G. r. 4 N. road runs on
tie survey made just south Of his land he will
give 900 himself. He says, II hope you will
not fail to vote the bonus. as 1t would be great
mistake to do So"
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The st. p. NJ. 4 q. X. X. is advertising cheap
excursi,n tickets from Wisconsin to Norfolk,
Nsb. and to Salem Dakota. for land seekers
Glad to see the road waking up to the fact that
the Milwaukee and the Northwestern arc get
tiDg away with the settlers.
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Homemade candy at IIeron's. s..
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A physician in Baltimore, Nd, says:
Il consider Browns Iron Bitters tho
truest and best medicinal tonic for
lost health and general debility that
can be compounded from our present
knowledge Of drugs"
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Recorder Of the village VI Worthingtoo, Noble,
county, Minnesota. 4-o
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EDUCATIONAL Department.
II. A. DOANE, Editor.

The snpt., In sending cards to the different
dist. clerks, did 50 because It was cheaper and
more effective than advertising, in calling the
clerks attention to reports. Some. to Judge by
their replies take 1t as a rebuke, or something
OF that sort. while nothing Of the kind was
Intended. From experience know that
the work OF spring calls ones attention, while
there Is nothing to cal their attention to thi.
matter except the Supt
1t don't pay to be too touchy, and II every.
thing Is not worded In just the highest style Of
50 called poltteness, or If everyone doesn't bow
to just such = standard, 1t is useless to suppose
that he inten's an Insult OF some Sort If We
try to know and appreciate all that is good,
we'll have less time to complain Of the bad-In
which sense ye Supt. will try to appreciate the
good advice received.
On points OF Law, however, they viii pardon
him II he prefers acting upon the advice Of the
State Supt.
The County Teachers Association meets IN
WOrthington June q. All teachers are Invited
Is members. There Is no membership fee to
be paid
PLEASE NO11CE.-I wish to call Dist clerks
attention 10 tue fact that by employing teach
er without certificate, the school is "prlvAte"
AID cannot IN any way, draw public money.
and tue teacher cannot legally lie paid out 81
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For Sale by Law Il Son.