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The Worthington advance., 1898-11-03
Murder in Omaha.

Omaha, Nov. la drunken row
last night in a saloon at the corner of
thirteenth and Webster streets cul-
minated in stabbing affray in which
j. r. Jones, the bartender, received a
wound from the effects of which he
died in less than five minutes. Two
men were locked up in the city Jail as
they were known to have been impli-
Gated in the affair and the police are
looking for third man, who is sup
osed to have done the ::cutting. The
names the men in confinement are
S. J. Maher and William F. Grady,
both being employed as machinists
in the Union Pacific shops. The man
for whom the police are searching is
George NJ. Challman also a machin-
ist.-Sioux City Journal. The above
is son of j. r. Jones of Adrian
who was summoned to Omaha Tues
day. We undertand the row was the
result of Mr.. Jones refusing to trust
the men for the drinks.
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LOCAL NEWS.
A~NN~NNA~NNNA 4

Geo. Hovey is improving slowly.
Miss Blanda Nelson is no better.
Fred Cass and wife spent last week
in Omaha.
Henry James is moving into bis
new house.
Mrs. S. A.Harding has sister here
on visit from S. D.
Mrs. F. Austin has gone to Owa-
tonna, to spend the winter.
Miss Ida Newkirk has gone to Lu-
verne to nurse some of the sick.
David Anderson conducte d services
in the Swedish Lutheran church, last
Sunday.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid supper
and sale receipts were $40, last Fri
day night.
S. E. Carter, of Waseca, will preach
at the Congregational church Sun
day morning and evening.
Cah on Turner and examine the
Iowa Chief shoveling board, just the
thing every farmer needs.
Ole Langseth has bis vehicle smash
ed, on day the first of the week, on
the street by being run into by a
team.
Bnckskin, muleskin, calfskin aud
horeehide asbestos lined gloves and
mittens at wholesale prices at F. G.
Stitser's. If 10
Secure seats in gocd season for Ly-
ric Ladies of Chicago, entertainment,
at Masonic hall, Nov. IL. See notice
elsewhere.
There was chicken pie social at
Austin Hovey's, in Summit Lake, last
Friday night and very nice time,
both socially and financially.
Now is the time to fill your coal
bins for winter. I am delivering
best grade hard coal at $7.75.
F. @. TURNER.
Rev. Erikson is expected home this
week in time for holding services in
his church. The members will be
pleased to have their pastor home
again.
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COUNTY NEWS.
~NNOO<NN&NNNANN~
Round Lake.

missionary Leas of Window,
spent Sunday with US taking charge
OF the evening meeting.
Some of R. LIS, young people at
tended the Salvation army meeting
at Worthinton.
Miss May Bass has returned to
this neighborhood where she will re-
sumo her position as teacher of the
Morgan school.
A paper entitled "The Amercin
Soldier" was received by the Carter
family last week. It was published
at Manillu, all the news being fur
nished by the boys in blue. It is
very interesting.
DR.. Little was called to the Peter
son farm south of town to dress a
mans head that was shot accidently
while hunting Sunday.
R, L. is on.the boom judging from
the number of new building being
erected. The new meat show has
oeen growing rapidly the past few
days,
Our little city is now incorporated.
The election was held last Satur-
urday. The following officer we're
elected: President A F. Diehn;
Trustees, Christ. Schmidt, Dan Blk
by, G. J. Reilly; Recorder, j. G.
Thomson; Treasurer, j. l.. Mangle-
son; Justices, H. R. Tripp; Aug.
Hayes; Constables, Jas. Walker, F.
II. Wells
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AT DEATHS DOOR.
But Saved BY Dodl's kidney
Pills, After all msans had
Failed. Il. II

DErRo1r, MloH. Oct Mr.. James
Paisley, Of Magnolia avenue, one of
our most reputable citizens, is hap.
py man. Things have changed in
his life lately. He is a robust, health
y man to-day. Recently he was brok
en-down, physical wreck.
Read what he says about it.: "For
two years ! was at deaths door,
brought there BY Bright's disease.
Doctors gave up trying to cure me,
Medicines did me po good. Pain and
misery was my daily and nightly por
tion.
"A friend persuaded me to try
Dodd,s Kidney Pills. The the first
few doses gave me heavenly relief.
Each succeeding dose made me bet
ter. Two boxes cured me-made me
a new man" r. ~.
What Dodd's Kidney Pills, did for
Paisley, they will do for every other
victim Of Bright's disease. There is
no doubt, no uncertainty about their
effect. They cure every time. If
you don't believe it test them. If
you don't believe test them. They'll
convince you by by curing you.
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think he can save the republicans
and vote for him but vote the ticket
straight and put an x after the name
of the republican coroner.
In conclusion every name on the
Republican ticket, except McCleary
and we leave him to your conclus-
ion, is worthy of every mans vote, re-
publicans,d democrats, ,populists, ,Noapol
ogies are necessary in placing these
mon on tho ticket or for asking for
your suffrage. They are represent
i've men of the whole people, charac-
tors above reproach, and bear the
closest scrutiny, asking your sup
port purely on their merits. and it
elected will faithfully perform aud
discharge the duties of the Office en-
trusted to their care. This is the
kind of men we all desire and it being
your individual interest to SEQ that
this class of men are elected to Of
flee, we ask you to consider we'll be
fore voting against them if you have
any idea of doing so.
The Worthington advance., 1898-11-03
Millions Given Awav.

1t is certainly gratifying to the
public to know OF one concern in the
land who are not afraid to he generous
to the needy and suffering. The
proprietors of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, have given away ouer ten mil
lion trial bottles of this great medicine
ana have the satisfaction of knowing
IL has absolutely cured thousands of
hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Boarseness and all diseases of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs are surely
cured by it. Call on Ray Humiston S
Druggist, and get trial bottles free.
Regular size SOC. and 81. Every bot
tie guaranteed, or price refunded.
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I A peace jubilee social will be giver
by tn ladies of the Presbyterian
church at the resideace of the pastor
Rev. Wilson Aull on Friday evening
Nov, 4th at o'clock. This occasion
will be patriotic musical social.
Max Dick has with him Miss lisa
belle Bratnaber, a star in tho must.
cal world. She has beautiful voice
and her singing can be plainly under.
stood by every one, also Miss Geor-
giella Lay, the leading piano soloist
and accompanist in America.
Rev. Wilson Aull will preach at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday at
1O:45 a. m. add at 7:3O p. m. In the
morning the subject will bo, "Educa-
tion, the Bible and the Sabbath
School," In tho evening, the pastor
will endeavor to set for the gospel in
a n1tshell; the topic being, "How to
At Masonic hall on Nov.12. 1.-THE
Lyric Ladies of Chicag will present
one of the choicest musical programs
that has ever been placed before the
people of Worthington. Admission, lin
GLIDING reserved seat, rs cents.Hol
ers of season tickets may select their
seats on Tuesday November 8, after
which date seats may bo reserved on
single admission tickets as Ere
member the dates.
MARR1ED-Wednesday, October rs,
at the residence of the groom, Mr. II.
B. Zimmerman, to Miss Lizzie Hoff-
man, of Peoria, ILL.,, Rev. j. M. Bull
officiating. The wedding was quiet
one, only a few invited friends and
relatives being present. Quite a numb
or wedding presents, both useful and
ornamental were received. They are
keeping house in the All Darling
house on 9Th ave. The A dvanc 9
joins their numerous friends in ex-
tending congratulations.
Monday night was Halloween and
in the morning of Tuesday our quiet
city looked as if Kansas tornado
had made us visit. Wagons,signs,
stoops, and everything that was de-
tachable were pressed into use and
adorned the school house ground,
main street and every other place
they hadn't ought to be. Mat Fish
was presented with a load of over
ripe hay on his front door stops and
Landlord Cakes was seen hunting
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for q missing wheel Of his cart along
|aboat twelve o'clock. In all the boys
had merry time. No damage done.
4 A reception was teudered Rev.
Merrill last Saturday evening at the
Congregations church parlors. .thecon
|gregation and . large cirsle of friends
being present. Refreshments were
served. During MI. MerriIl's stay as
pastor Of the above church he be-
camo very much endeared in the
hearts Of his congregation, who were
loath to have him 60, but on account
of failing health he preferred the
change, hoping to find relief in the
bracing mountain air. He and his
family left Monday morning for Sill
vsrton, Colo where he has a call. He
expected to meet Mr.. Moody in Den
yer and spend q couple of days with
him. :"
Last Wednesday while H. j. Lud-
low and family were absent, some
parties entered the house and ran.
sacked it from top to bottom. Bureau
drawers and trunks were searched,
something over 81, in money, was se-
cured. The girl was washing, but 60
quietly was the work done that she
did not hear them and the loss was
not discovered until tho next morn
ing. Nothing but money was taken.
The pockets of different clothes was
turned wrong side out in the search
but so far none of the clothing has
been missed. Even the pocket books
were left. No trace of the thieves
has been discovered.
Pierce Butler, of St. Paul, address.
ed quite an audience Saturday night,
consisting of quite a number of re-.
publican. Mr.. Butler arraigned the
republicans, charging them with all
kinds of corruption and that Mr.Eus'
tis was but a tool, but the democrats
if given control would right all exist
ing evils. He asserts Mr.. Lind's par
ty will bring about numerous bene-
ticial changes. We don't understand
this as Lind says he has no party Mr.
Butler is very fluent speaker and
can picture his cause very vivid. We
have heard him speak when engaged
in his profession and know his power
to effectively portray the cause he
supports, therefore his assertions
should not all be taken until given
due consideration.
Our Rushmore readers will be in.
terested in the following from the
Sheldon Mail: "Albert Vines, many
years typo in the Mail office, who
later published papers in South Da-
kota and Minnesota, has started a
paper at East Peru. Madison county,
Iowa, which he has christened the
Mail, in remembrance no doubt OF
old times and as an expression of his
regard for our Mail. A copy of the
East Peru Mail has been received
and among It's locals is one chronic
ling the birth, to Mr.. and Mrs. Vines,
of son. The hysterical father says
in his delirium of joy that though he
has lived As years this is the first time
he has been blessed with the chap
penstance" of fatherhood. We ten
der Papa Vines double measure OF
congratulations in view of his twin
enterprises. May tho baby boy and
biz sire's new newspaper both live
long and happily and prosper
abundantly... Mr.. Darby reports the
bakery and restaurant business as
good, and we are glad to hear it for
George is running a neat place and
deserves success.-Guardian, Adrian
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Ezra Geisel and sister Miss LayinIa. at
ening. l
While threshing for Henry Anderson last
week. Charles Hildreds machine nearly burn
ed. A stack of fax caught on fl re but was de.
tected IN time and the machine drawn to a
sale distance
Messrs. Frank Spafford, Frank Morgan.
Chas, Gehrke and Ray White and Misses En-.
ma and CARA SpafOrd, of Stafford, visited wi tn
j. H. Roffers and family last week.
O. Mr.: ana Mrs. A. ". Shraugher attended the
Summit Lake church last Sunday,
a., Albert Cline a nd Dan Michaels returned 10
th9ir homes in Iowa last week.
. j. + Rogers was Qeverly kics4e ed by horse
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ly comes before the scrutiny of the
commissioners and the first com.
plant of any negligence is yet to be
lisped. His labor has been greatly
increased by tho now system of tai
payments and it would be very
doubtful if any ordinary man could
have successfully performed the re-
quired duties, but Johnny Peterson
can be found doing them and he full
]y merits your vote for Il continual
ton in Office.
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More About The Religious Cen

More About The Religious Cen
The interest in the "House tt
House Visitation,," which is being
pushed by the officers of the county
Sunday school association, continues
to increase. The county has been di
vided into six districts. Districe No
embraces Leota, Willmont, Lis
more and Larkin twps., with VIM
Kerr, Rushmore, president; district
No. 2 embraces Bloom, Seward, Sum.
NIT Lake and Elk, with Mrs. M. J.
Vail, Fulda, president; district No.
embraces Graham Lakes and Hersey
with Mrs. Stewart, president; district
No. 4 embraces West Side, Olney,
Grand Prairie and Little Rock, with
VIM. Wigham, Adrian, president;
district No. s embraces Dewald, Ran
som and Bigelow, with S. B. Bedford,
Rushmore, president; district No.
embraces Worthington. Lorain and
Indian Lake Will Loveless, Worth.
ington, president.
Each OF the district chairman will
need about five teams, with two per-
sons to team, for each township
and one person for each two hundred
people ia villages and cities. This
means considerable work on the part
of the chairmen unless there is gen
erous response on the part of the
church workers in the various town
ships. Those who have done this
work in other counties, testify as to
the enjoyment the effort gave them.
1t is hoped that those who possibly
can will reserve Tuesday, Nov. 18th,
the date of the canvas" for this
work; and volunteer to the chairman
having charge of. the work in their
district.
There never has been undertaken,
by united action of the churches of
this county, work which means so
much for the cause as this proposed
census. If it is thoroughly done, as,
has been said before, the exact out
line of the field of operations of each
church will be defined, and all this
done without any proselyting, and
without single home being missed,
as we'll as practically without any ex-.
pense. The work in Dodge County,
Mimi, last fall, for taking the record
OF OF over $4,000 people cost less than
SO 90. -. -.
In measure the churches of the
county are on trial. Are they inter-
ested in reaching the unreached as
they profess? Surely this ''Visita-
tion Day" will indicate how anxious
Christian people are to bring their
friends and neighbors into closer
touch with church-life.
The committee are not ready to
publish the blank to be used, as was
indicated last week, bnt this will ap-
ear in next weeks ISSUE.
The Worthington advance., 1898-11-03
The Army and Navy,

Have covered themselves with glory
during the present war. The army
and navy vest pocket memorandum
book published by the Northern Pa
cific is compact digest of informa-
ton relative to the navies of Spain
and tina Uuited States at the begin
ing of the war. 1t has map of Cuba
illustrations of naval ships. glossary
of army and navy terms, translation
OF Spanish words, etc. Send ten cents
to Chas. S. Fee, general passenger
agent, N. P. Ry. St. Paul, Mimi, for
a copy. 51tf
The Worthington advance., 1898-11-03

]. ?. PETERSON
For treasurer is a hou sehold word
the same as the call for dali y meals.
1t is unnecessary to quote any reas-
ons why he should be elected there
being so many, that no man in the
democrat ranks had enough nerve to
create desire to oppose him, but a
few complimentary remarks will not
be out of order. He has ably and
satisfactorily performed the duties of
that office, which is one that frequent
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when nature fails to assert itself, develop
ments result which irjure the health and
impair the constitution of the maiden.
The timely use of Bradfe1d's Female
Regulator, the standard remedy for all
weaknesses and irregularities peculiar to
women, is what retarded nature needs In
all such cases. Sold by druggists for Il.
Books for women free.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA. GA.
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R0$eBuD$

Budding wo-
manhood! What
glorious possibi1-
tiles! What half
hidden dangers !
What a time for
tender sympathy!
At puberty nature
generally makes
some attempt to
establish physical
re0l11aritieS huf
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A Remarkable Gift!

4EO, ,O()O Given Away. the Emil
nent Physician and Scientist,
Franklin Niles, M. D., LIB,
Gives Two Dollars aud q Half
Worth of His Marvellous New
Treatment to Each Sufferer
From Nervous, Heart and
Stomach Diseases.
Such remarkable generosity has
seldom, it ever, been equaled many
thousands Of people suffering from
lingering diseases of the nerves, brain
heart, liver or stomach to obtain med
lclne free of charge and to test the
the marvelogs curative properties of
DR.. Miles New and Com plete Treat
ment. ...g5z,. H. ..,....... '.-.. =.
Few physicians will permit every
one of their patients to test their skill
and their treatment free of charge, be-
cause few have such unlimitee conf
dence in their remedies born of wona
erful success. What can be fairer or
more liberal?
Many hundreds of references from
Bishops, Ministers, Business Men,
farmers and their wives sent free. DIR.
Miles Few and Complete Treatment
has cured many hundred cases pro-
nounced 'lncurable." It is q mast re
markable improvement on the usual
treatment and is eminently scientific.
The eminent divine and editor, Rev.
VIM. M Bell, of Dayton, Ohio, says ed
ltorialy y in the Sunday School Union:
I'VE desire to state that from person .
al acquaintance, we know DR.. Miles
to be most skillful specialist, man
who has spared neither labor nor mon
ey to keep himself abreast of the
great advancement in medical science.
he is withal a thorough and conscien-
tious gentleman, and his Offices are
constantly thronged with people who
come from sall parts of the county to
avail themselves of his very great
skill"
d. not fail to write to DR.. Frank
lin Miles, Masonic Temple, Chicago,
for examination blank, and $3.50
worth of Free Treatment just suited
to your case.
The Worthington advance., 1898-11-03
Bucklin's Arnioa HaIve.

Bucklin's Arn1oa SAlve.
The Best Salvs in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Users, Sa'+
Rheum, Fever Sores Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles.
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteep
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price 2 cents per box.
For sale oJ Ray Humiston Druggist
3 | year.
TozEA
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signature a. ''&<HHz<zM
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Brewster.
ATLANTA. GA.

Mrs. John Mayors has going to st, Paul on
pleasure trip,
Rev. Myrhe will hold Norwegian service at
| ehe Presbyterian churon November 6 at a. IO:U
a. m.' all Scandlnavians are cordially lvted.
Brewster is booming, four building are going
| up and two more Coming
Mrs, limerick is very low. also three of her
lildren.
Mrs. Sullivan and baby from Heron LAX.
was up last week visiting parents. Mr.. al d
MIS-. BeatOn.
and coal Is at Stuart's.
Bonn to Mr.. and Mrs. Silver a aaby girl
Wednesday morning.
Mr. MEGA rvel is building Il new store. we
due time.
Robt Erickson hrs sold his house to MIR. Ev-
enSon, farmer near here.
The pestoffice has been improved by putting
in new millinery stok, a Wori ihinston lady
tends to the trimming
Mr., Lac keys boy has been quite i'll but Is.
improving.
me Lutheran social which was held lost Sat
urday night was as about a success, tui av en-.
ture Is anything could be, the hall was crowd
ded, pleasant time, proceeds sii.
Mr.. Stuart is building fine residence in the
mort part OF town.
The school children are making good prog.
| reSS since our new teacher arrived.
The Lutheran Society will held tileia next
meeting at the home Of Mrs: lonSen west OF
town The 5th OF November. Large attendance
| is requested.
Robt. Erickson is going to build another s.
room house.
They nsed to say that town had bu1 one side
but as time rolls by and more poodle arrive it
Will have more sides lie a little while.
II you wish a bargain in the highest grade
O1 SllVerWare and clocks call and see Mrs. VIM.
Nelson -. -
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A new line Of walking hats and
sailors received at McNaughton & Co
I Notice.

As ] have sold an interest in nv
dental practics in Worthington to
DR.. N tG. Covey, / desire to have all
accounts settled at once. Parties
knowing themselves indebted to me
will "a please call and settle the same.
ST Ds. N CHrslY.
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DO you want livs newspaper?
The A dvance $1.50 per year.
The Worthington advance., 1898-11-03
For Sale.

Nearly new Cable & Son upright
piano, i'll good condition. Will be
sold at bargain. Enquire of Deal
Bros.
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For Sale

My village property III Clary Ad-
dition. Will sell for cash or trade
for land. 4-1O 6. s. DEAN.
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For Sale,

Three Shropshire Illinois Bred
Bucks w. NJ. FINDLEY, Section 81
Elk. 7-3
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BlOOm--Will1nOnt.

bIOOm.- w 1lImOnt.
d. ]. Green has completed his fall plowing.
Martin Rosenberg, OF Rushmore, visited
with G. A, Keller last week.
.AlJred ShelquiSt transacted business in Ad-
rian Wednesday,
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The regular meeting OF the Amphi<
tyouic society occurred last Friday
afternoon. The literary program was
1 Recitation, Claude Thom The
Indian warriors last song.
II Topics of the times, Nelson Day.
ton.
III Recitation, A true incident OF
the war-Eva Millar.
~ Observation-Disclosures Bliss
V Anecdotes-Robert Town
vi Debate, Resolved, that the Ind
inan has treated the white man bot
ter than the white man has treated
the Indian. Aft. Maude Ager, Chas
Kendlen; Neg, Meta Harden, Agnes
Farragher. The debate was decided
in favor of the affirmative. Both at
this program and the one two weeks
ago there were thirteen visitors. Lot
US have larger number out at the
Olympic society which meets tomor-
row afternoon.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

nun 0tHOOA NOIESs
Miss Cases sister visited the schoo
Monday.
Georgette Dow was detained from
school Tuesday afternoon by sick
ness.
Alta Beeson was absent Monday
and Tuesday forenoon.
Our school was represented at the
Omaha exposition last week by Har.
Icy CHATTER, Miss Watson and Mona
Olson.
Tho 18th MINI. Regiment at Camp
Mead celelebrated it's field day last
week. Nonelof the records came up
to those made at Window last spring
Monday night was Halloween. We
realized tho fact Tuesday morning.
Some of the boys pnt in the hardest
days work of the season then.
Our foot ball team has nearly CON-
pleted arrangements for a game with
the Pipestope team, in the near fu-
ture,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-10-27
Coming.

A. K. Hawkes., the famous Atlanta
Optician, direct from the home Office
OF this great Optical house, or one of
his practical Opticians, will remain at
the store of his agent, City Drug Store,
for three days only, beginning Novem-
Der 10. This will give the citizens of
job 1sou City and vicinity rare oppo--
tunity of having thei: eyesight tested
FREE by one of the mcst repowped as
we'll as reliable Opticians in the Unit
ed States.
Mr. Hawkes. has all the modern ap-
pliances for the scientific adjustment
of Spectacles and Eye Glasses. There
is no Optician in the United States who
enjoys the confidence of the people
more than Mr.. Hawkes.. His name
is familiar word throughout a sec
ton of the country iahabited by over
twenty-five millions Of people. Mr..
Hawkes. has probably fitted glasses to
the eyes OF more people Of nstio nal and
international fame than any other OPP
tician living. His wonderful success
is due to his superior grade of glasses,
and the confidence the people have in
his ability as practical Optician. This
firm was established in 1870 nearly
thirty yeas ago. Call ealy as he will
positively remain but three days, as he
has other engagements for later dates.
Caution: These famous glasses are new
er peddled.