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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

""i"S '" NUuStutrutIbns
Editors ln'rlligencrr.
Your article in Tuesdays INTrLLIGEHCEl!
under the head Of nominations for Council
and city officers was timely, and truly
reflects public sentiment on the subject.
1t is no consequence whether our mem.
bcrs Of city Council are Republicans or
Democrats, but it is Of great importance
that they should he for reform in the ri,v
expenditure; and in no item Of Citv cx.
pendturc is reform more needed than in
salaries pai'i to city officers. There ought
to be material reductions in the salaries
in every branch Of the Citv service. Re.
duction should be the rule in every depart.
mcnt. Water Works, Gus Works, CITY
Sergeant, Police, City Courts, City Hall,
Market House, Fire Departments; streets
and alleys, assessments and collections.
Everywhere that man is employed there
ought 10 be careful scrutiny and proper
reduction. There is no pr0pricty in the
pay Of city officials continuing at the hivh
rates fixed in the inflated times, now that
the expenses Of living and the cummings in
other cmpoymrnts have so greatly fallen.
The city viii hr quite ~ well or better
served ii the salaries Of itS employees are
made to correspond with the times The
elect OF high salaries is very bad The
officers receiving high pay are notoriously
in the habit of running their offices with Il
view to reelection. II is not surprising
that there should BE- such Il horde Of can,
diIatrS ami applicants whenever There is
an office to he llIrd
1t Is safe to venture the opiuion that
Tow Of the highly paid city officials il
turned ont VI their Int Offices could rurn
IN other employment "nrhalf Of what the
city ~ now paving them, and this opinion
mMy h. applied lower down in the seal,
than the saarrd employees. This being
til" case it IL not wonderful TINT olliriuI
try to hold on I" their places, nor tina,
men freely abandon the best puid en-
pl"ynrniS NJ Industrial lie tn hrromr uf
flee holders and office seekers. The rlIrr
Of this upon these individuals md upor
the public must b. conceded 10 be- tie
mornlIling. There IL M doubt hut whu
the rulIir would lw Hs well served il III,
pruning knife were Wnsparimgy nppIir,
to these expenses.
: 1t Is not u pleasant tNsk to the avcrav
member III Council to propose ruttim,
/ down salaries, Nnd II IL not likely 10 II
+ done unless hy members who have hcCl
: elected on thHt issue, therefore candidate
for Council ought to In nominated wit
: reference "lhcir position on this uucsliUr
II.
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VIM. Y, Id
". Il. MALLEIL, Aurtioneer.
TTRUSTEE'S SALE.

IIy virtue Of deed Of trust made by Daniel Caly 10
the undersigned Trustee, dated the 18th day Of May
1873, aud recorded In the office u the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia. Ia Iced
Of Trust hOok No. IS, page G4j, will On
THURSDAY, tho 3Oth day Of January, A. b. lsTO,
Beginning al 10 O'clock NJ Of said day. at the front
door, Of the Court House Of Ohio county Ia the city
Of Wheeling, sell at public auction the following de-
scFiled real estate that S to say The west half d lot
numbered one hundrNi and seventy u7O), being Oh
the north side Of aud bounding on seventeenth street
l1l Zane street, In the city Of Wheeling county Of
Ohio and State VI West Virginia. being thirty feet In
front and one hundred and twenty jl!O feet back.
Excepting from the above described property the
north thirtY.thTee tES feet heretofore CONVEYED by
Daniel Cady aud wife 10 Mary Jane Cady, wife II
AlOnAO Cady by deed dated the 18th day Of ApFII,
1876, aud reCOrel Ia tue office ul the Clerk Of The
County Court Of Ohio county In Deed Book No. G5,
page lgS.
TERNs W SALE-Onc.hali, or As much more Of the
purchase money the purchaser may elect to nav In
cash. and the residue In siG aud twelve months from
Tue day Of sale, the purchaser to give his notes secuTl
BY deel Of trust on said property, for the slid de-
terTed inStallmentS, payable six and twelve months
said day, ''''''
i. II. DOvENER, Trustee.
W. II. HALLHR AuCtiUnpcF. IjepS
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Grssstssx' Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

by virtue Of deed Of trust male by Philip Grub
and Mafyret his wife 10 me- datJ the iglh Of Mar d.
1871 and recorded In the Office VI the Clerk u the
County Court Of Ohio C0unty, West VirEnll, In
Deed o. Trust Book No. H. page ltD, shall sell d
public suction, to the highest bidreF, Al the front
lO0F d the Court House Of aId county Ia the city u
Wheeling on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY liru, 1870,
commencing at ~ O'clock 4. ~, aCcrtAn portion 0r
lot VI ground u that parcel VI land which WAS Oh he
sth day Of February, 1870 conveyed To Christian
Frank by deed FROM T. y. BuShhelde ct b a recorded
IN the hc1FleF Once VI OhiO county, West Virgil.
nlA 10 Deed Hook No d. page &c., the portion lot u
btsOld, btng bounded and described u iOllOWE Be-
ginning On the north side Of the County Road Al the
north east corner Of Charles SchWerirgers lot,
thence running along said County load In 4 north
GaAt9Fn direction ity (EOl feet thence u
Georges Run forty. 6VetLj feet thence down Said run
hity jOl feet, to SchWtrirgrfa line, thence south.
WAtlly along said SChwcrtirSeIs East line sixty Coy
feet u the place Of beginning.
Terms VI Sale One half u the purchase money,
OF u much more ~ the purchaser mAy elect In hand
tue balance Ia two equal indictments payable SIX and
twelve months respectively after date o. Iale with In.
eTeN the purchaser 10 give lnds lot the deferred In
Stalments secured by deed Of trust OH the property
together with policy u Insurance on the building
duly assigned Title believed u liz gOO but selling ~
trustee shall convey only such little rs Is vested In
IDR by AaII deed Of trust.
By GEO, r. IlSCll, Solicitor.
VIM. Z, HANDIAN, Trustee.
W, II. HALLEl, AurtiOnGeF. Ians
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Dor1"nS ARE /" guard human lie Nnd
bring relief to the sick. So ,Iors pr. l|ull'S
Im9y syrup; itrun,ains nothing injurious
and IL always reliable, 10 h. hNd ut nll
drug storcsin our city. Price % cents,
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NRUSTEE'S SALE OF UNWORKED,
l. WEII.,sEASOSED
Wagon Material, &c.

Inc undersigned trustee hereby gives notice, that
by virtue ni the authority derived hy him from a
Deed Of Trust made by William McSabh 10 Him. dated
the 18th day Of May ls1j, and now II record IN the
CLERKS Office OF the County Court OF Ohio county West
Virgins in bOk Of Dr'dN Of Trust and Mortgages
No 5, at folio is, he will, on
SATURDAY, December II, \. D. 1873,
Commencing at 10 O'clock A. ", sell at publc auction
on the premises, on Twentieth street, between Main
and Market streets, In the city II Wheeling state Of
West Virginia, kupNn as MCSHhb's Wagon Shor, the
fOllDTinH personal property, lp-Sit.
lot Of ello'S assorted SICs atnut 100 IN lott lot
Of large cane cart spoktS alHut 3N lot Of zane cart
ApOke' asserted sizes, ah"ul so 81 frls for front
wheels Of wagon ltj cane cart loCust hubs NOR
tst1l " small cane cart hubs mOrsp,l; about so To-
Gust hubs In the rough assorted sizes, go liIh two
hOTN wagon hounds 100 hind hounds for cane wagons.
IS front hounds for zane wagons; Ig0n1
III axle tells, sAnd hlr' aud holster, Tor WAGONS y1
ANAL cart shafts, Y kOTy aN,rs about iggiI feet
Of YAK plank and Haing, 10 pieces tot timber whpe
tongues one th"t wheel axle. tire screw aud bands;
one wheel hpNiDg machine one large paint grinding
mill; on" Platform scale, On" wheel lunUulus ma
Chin" small lot 0 paint SAFE IN the Office two sets Of
blacksmith uslls 'Ho b"it cutting marhinp, lot Of
assorted bar iron IN shop, and one pair Of wheels and
axle Oi RihrHe-V le'-i cart.
TERMS W SALE-CUh.
JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
CALDWELL 4 CALDwELL, Attorneys.
J, &, IikEyEY, Auvtl"UccT lie?
The above sale Ia Adjourned until SATURDAY
December !lt A. y. ls's. Al ~ OoIorE A. NJ at same
place.
drlG IOI$ ROBERTSON, Trustee.
The above 'al" IL nd. oururd until TUESDAY, jan
nary !l't, \. d 1879. atlru'ol'-s At sam" place
dpsI joins HDNkKlSuS Trustee
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Nr"."ri" hoNvmhfIiir',= Leaves hllNr, nj IIN
T. ~, HiWIrNfl H0p ml Wtivc,M SiruhcuVilIrrt
as T. ~ leaves >lculTnllr ASSOC M ur,lrv.
port y goa II. arrives nj Ncairc At VTa. IN
Tickets aud Baggage Ih,SkN to ali rIlurngI ,,Irt.
uNCC IN bridgeport. ' Wv
r,E MYERS,
""n'r0l r'''rn ,yr ard li,LCl As,ut.
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Trains IrAylnG Columbus al $40 r. ". and GSOA N.
run daily Through Chicago cAp press leaves CUlDmhIt
unny except sunday, nj $40 r. Nj, with SlcCEinr car
attached, aHivimEin Chicago at 7SO neat morniug.
Ticket Office, Columbus. 'O" ''IN'
rullmAhs Palace drawing lInom Sleeping Car,
through without change from Strlenvillr aid Golum.
Louis. ''''' "''N S''
For through Tickets, Baggage Cheeks, Sleeping Cst
acc"mmci9'iTnS, and any further Information Srriy
10 Us NJ hELLENlLlE Ticket Agent at raL
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh stFrrt, or Al civ
Ticket Once, under Mcclure House WhrtlinG.
b. W. CALDWELL,
Ggn'l Manager, COlamhus, q.
5. N. FELTON,, JR,
-. ticnl SWpt. Pittsburgh, la.
". l.. URRIES,
Genl I!'~ aud rirkOl Agent Columbus, q.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Not only promptly arrests the corrodnR discharge.
IN CA!Grfh, but sympathetic action, L restores 10
souhu health oil the organs Of the head TINT hAVO
peeonr Effected by II, aud exhibit any OIihe follow.
Detective EycslEht, InhnmCd anil NTattcry
Eyes, Painful aud Wntery Eyes, Loss Of
Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia Of the Ear,
Discharges from tho Ear, Ringing Noises
In tho Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head.
ache, Palma In the Temples, Loss Of tho
Senses ofTASts and Smell, ElOnglItIOn Of
the UvulR, Inflammation OF the TOnsIlH,
1'utrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough, Bronchitis, and BlrVtllng Of tho
Lungs.
Zach package contains nF, sanforhs Improved
lhhnlnR Tube with full aud carefully prepared iii.
tcCllOnB for use In All cases. Price, For sale by
All wholesale and retail druggists and dealers
throuRhnut the United States and CAnadas WEEKS
&rOTTER, General Agents aud Wholesale Drug,
Ehls, lloSLsn, Mass.
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The following Is an extract from letter
dated July 81, 1871, to the disc0verer Of Re.
thc9la Water. The writer is the Rev. r. b.
Fuller, ID. D., D. e. L., Rector Of st. Grcgory's
Church, Toronto, ArChdGaCOn Of Niagara, etc,
etc. The writer at the age Of sixty years was
II victim Of SICCharine diabetes, His physi.
cinn said Go use DR.. FulIcr's wOrds), "he
could do no more for me than he had done;
tint my disease was inCurnble, and that
must lie down and die" I'VE should state
here en- pdLtn'hcsis that our townsnan Joseph
Fleming Esq, is the sole aud only authorised
agent for this wonderful water for this State rs
well rs for Ohio and West Virginia. TO re-.
turn tOD DR.. Fuller; IN four days" he writes,
after taking the water, obtained relief, and
since that time have taken no medicine, con.
suited no medical man, and presume II
could give myself reasonable rest, | would be
quite we'll"
Such testimony, from such source, should
indeed have convincing weight.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
FEICE-50 cents per gallon. 81 per 10 gallon
keg $ per half'barrcl, $40 per barrel.
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CtuIppi%G TAGS WE Always
y lave ~ han.I q iull I.rrh' DENNiDSS SHip.
IISN TAGS, shiloh Ecbl" p'"rr~ltg rln' At lnWnAi
uu,r. IIlLW 4 CAMPBELL,
hAEd u Fourteenth -,
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TRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE
The undersigned Trustee, by virtue Of Deed Of
Trust executed To him OIL the 9th tlav Of SoyCmbrr
1876 by Martin l.. I'LL and Clara C. Hill and IN rr-
c0rt in nee, Of Trust Book No. II on PAGE tX in the
once q the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county
West Virginia, will on '''
SATURDAY, February sth, 1879,
At 10 oclNk at the front door Of the Cour, ouse
o. Ohio county pTOcce 10 sell ut public auction 10 the
highest bidder the following valuable real estate Ia
VIII: All the interest VI the said Martin H. Hill and the
said Clara c. Hi, COnvCyel by said deed Of trust in
and to The three undivided ninth parts Of the tracts Of
IAhu IN Ohio county heretofore CuuyrvCd In Lessee
Wells, now deceased, by John FaWcrtt 1- executor Of
the last will and testament Of JamcS lemberlon de-
ceased, by deed dated March 9Th, lsIi TCrnrd,d in
Deed Hook M. - on pages liG and a. In the office Of
Inc Clerk OF the County Court .! ohio county, West
Va, being Two tracts one 0t 80 acres and the other of
s3I acres, and reference is here made to that r-l for
HE description Of the SAME. From these tracts Of
land, one hundred aud sixly-nnc acre, and twenty.
ave poles being part VI above described tracts Of
land heretofore conveyed by the said Jrss, iii, IN
J. Wilson by deed 10 which reference /, here made
Tor full description u the same dated August 10th
1876 III Deed Book No. V on page gUi in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
fa.y are expressly excepted. The said thTrr-niuths
Of the said tracts OF land will m sold subject IN the Gy
ccftiOn herein before stated aud alSn subject To the
HE estate therein Of Cecilia Wells Wlow OF the aid
Jesse Wells according to the will OF the said
JeSse Wells deceased, duly proved und prubA,c,i
Bald property Is near short Creek aud the Ohio river
IN Ohio county, West Virginia
TERMS Up SALE,-The purchase money will Ia re-
QuiTed to tx paid In cash. Selling IVA trustee will
only convey such title Is vested in me by the deed
to be good
WILLIAM NORTH, Trustee
IESDLETOS PENnLETOS Attorneys.
J. CHAMBERS uERvEY, AurIiOneer liant
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c, No. 10 on saturday nigh, has no conucc,on iOt
Chicago or Sandusky. ''
Pullman u! a.i Palace, Drawing room aud Sleeping Cars
CiH"e connections are made for all points South AMI
southwest North aud Northwest, making this tIr.,.
rNbIs route for COlonIsis and persons moving Ia lie
great West, and to whom particular attention is given
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
LoA'e III. % H. III,
49,, iriAdelIhiA Accommodation.
beAFCs hHetIng ~ 4. H. $50 ~ nj,
lckrlS to all principal points on sale ut Depo,,
Once open at all hours during the dav.
Information ~ the travelling pubc cheerIully given
". n. CLEMENTS, Mott,
myA
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Ghe 9nteIIigetreer,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nAIhY.

DAIEY.
BY mad, IN adrane', toIiags prep1id
Sig nOnthI..""........ I 70 One mo6th..""."" IS
Deferred Ey Cdrriat In Guy and Suburbs al 10 eeNI
per Tssk,
REMI.WEEKLY.
By mdiA IN advance, TO'tags prepaid
One ySar........,,....SS 90 slI monthI.....,Sl 80
WEEKLY.
By mail, In GdraHee, POIidSs prsPdd.
One year..............Si 50 sig monthI.,"""Sl %
LluS Of ~ eAcn'
CIupa OF - eAcn'
Cluba Of tWent y... ~ EACH
CIuba Of twenty W each.
Sample copies Of either edition u the lATELLIOEN.
GER sent ire0 on application.
Address oil communications 10
FlIEW 4 CAMPBELL,
Publishers 1ntClgencGr,
Wheeling, ", Va.
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Transportation.

baltimore K OHIO RAILROAD CO,
N III z. =
On and after November H. 1873, Passenger Trajn,
viii run ms iollowS-wheelIng Time
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In TIE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
L Wheeling West Virginia
Maggie K. ASnus Il al.

rh,.,.. T;..,.. TnChuncery.
ny virtue Of derrec Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling made III the above cause on the goth rlRy
OIL November, ls7S will vicr ut public sale nj the
city Of Wheeling on =" '"'
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. M the north half Of lot
No. ~, with the appurteuanCcs thrrrunt0 belonging
Wheeling. '''' ~ e''"'
TERMS OP SALE-0nc.fourth, or 81 much more of
the purchase money AS the purchaser may rr, to nay
cash. and tho balance OF the purchase money In three
equal instan'ntS at nine, eighteen aud twenty.scyp
months. The credit instalmrntS Of the pnrrhase
money to hear interest from day Of sale and to be
evidenced ~ promtAsOry notes with good personal
the Court N' ~
The above half lot irou,s 30 feet on Market street,
and has on It Nm excellent tWOStOry Brick Dwelling
House, being No. ?3lg Market street
I. J. HUGuS, Special Commissioner
ny u. hALLER, Auciionrrr nUgs.T Tn
The alovc sale is adIuurnel to SATURDAY, JAM.
AIRY 1917. nj 10 o'clock ~ NJ, at the front dUnr Of
the Court House. Sale will take place then. TILE
good, and property desirable
deD T.J. HUGUS, Special Commissioner
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WILLIAM NORTH, Trustee.
rESDLETOS 4 PISnLkTOS, ATTORNEYS
J. CHAMBERS uERvEI, AurIiOneer, liant
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1879-09-11

| The Newark Advertiser wisely holds
tlat Abe 6rst duty Of thoso Interested III
education is to perfect shs present -ys-
tenn instead Of trying 70 add sosntless
studies, Industrial and ether; and it
goes on to complain that there is too
large a percentage Of the so-called
graduates from our public schools who
cannot spell decently, who cannot write
a grammatical and well-expresscd letter,
and who are ignorant of the meaning
and value Of words. In connection with
this complaint the Ayertiser says :
Mr. William Walter Phelps, We forget
on what occasion, but treasure the re-
mark, declared the knowledge o. the
mother tongue to be the first and high
est essential in education. x Z OF
the young people who leave our public
schools, academies, and even our highest
colleges, it may be said that they have
small Latin and less Greek" and what
they have is of no earthly use. TO know
the English language well is another
thing. 1t is the channel of the thought
and information of the world"
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lthas remained for a small boy in Ohio
to commit the monumental crime Of the
ycar-one which places, we may say,
the civilization Of Ohio far below that
of Texas At Wayncsvillc, Warren
County, a small town about fifty miles
north Of Cincinnati, lived a Mrs. Hattie
widow thirty five years Of age. SIZE
had been divorced from a former hus-
band named Anderson and had been
living with her son named Willie, the
product Of her first marriage. On the
10th Of August her sister, Mrs. Weeks
Of Cincinnati, came up 10 visit her,
bringing with her a daughter The hey
Willie was bright, dutiful fellow and
the money which he earned in the vii
lage printing office was the main support
Of Mrs HATTIE After the arrival Of
visitors from Cincinnati the house of
Mrs. HATTIE was closed and Willie gave
out that the fox had gone to Cincinnati
After the lapse Of q week people passing
the house observed horrible smell .-
Finally the Town Marshall broke open
the door and discovered the dead bodies
Of two women and the little girl lying
there in an advanced stage Of deeompos-
tion. Mrs Hates skull had been
crushed in apparently with blow from
Ratchet, and her body was found lying
under the bed with much Of her face
eaten away by the rats; Mrs. Weeks
! threat cut while she was lying on the
bed and the little girl stabbed in the
breast while lying on pallet on the
floor. where she slept The house was
in the utmost disorder, blood being
smeared over the beds and aoor, though
a bag Of lime had been brought in evil
IDENTITY since the commission Of the crime.
anu e"i Pteu OH tile hoor' 70 act as a
disiufectant and absorb the odor OF the
decayins flesh The boy Willie, the
undoubted author of the crime, went
to Cincinnati just before this discovery.
hunted up his father, slept with him
all night at hotel without referring to
anything unusual in connection with the
family at Waynesville. Next morning
he went out on the Little Miami railway
shot himself in the head and tumbled
over into a water tank
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For Clerk OF the Court of Appeals,
We hold that State and National mol.

We hold that State and National pol
itics are as separate and distinct as are
State and county; and that BY voting
the nominated ticket of the one and not
OF the other the voter docs not ncccssa-
riiy forfeit his party standing We
hope and expect to, and shall, vote the
ticket put forth BY the Republican State
Convention to-day provided it is not
disfgurcd with the name of such a fool
as Sam Shoemaker, nor Of such a scoun-
drel as John i. Thomas, nor Of such
Icchcrous libertines as Charles c. Fulton
and Il. Socket Mathews. Dcccncy
demands this Of us and besides, we
never intend to vote for any man Of any
party who is either d-n fool or d N
rascal We can't cat crow when it is
dished out 10 US in that fashion As to
the county nominated ticket we do not
put il at the head of our columns, yet
there are some names on it to whom we
intend to give our vote. We are sorry
this is so, but paramount considerations
demand the sacrifice and we reluctantly
eoncede it. The time has never been
when we did not con-ilo" r.. H7e' n'fi
ness in Party management as indispens-
ably essential to party propriety and
party success The responsibility Of
propriety is not a eoneomitant Of unfair
ness, they are incompatible terms; where
Que is found the other does not, cannot.
exist, and party success is fruit which
natures only under the most careful and
watchful attention We have always
maintained that the eoudoniug Of a
wrong is price too dear to pay for
even party supremacy and that excel
lence in county officials is to be received
and treated as consideration superior
to local party allegiance. Adhering to
these convictions We shall wait and watch
confident and hopeful of the most exact
aptitude of our course in what is becom-
ing and right