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Moro Reconrtruction.


Does General Butler think II useful to
himself and helpful to his fame and sue
cess, 10 enact in Congress the part Of Mr..
BeecheTs celebrated dog Nobles Noble
had once seen squirrel run into D hole,
near certain fence corner, and thereafter,
day after day, he returned and made him.
self ridiculous by barking at the same old
hole. e. ...-
Tho people have pleased themselves
with the belief that they were very nearly
done with reconstruction, and hGrG, now,
comes Mr.. Butler, and begins to bark
vchcmcntly at that same old hole. To-day
he Is to introduce a-bill to rc.rccOnsttuCt
the State government Of Tennessee and
thus, before we arc quite done with Gcor.
gia and Texas, VIC arc to begin anew OF
Tho other end ofthc line.
We hope the Republicans will not sup.
port General Butler In this scheme. If
Congress Is to investigate election returns
and proceedings, and TO upset State gov
crnmcnt, or turn out q Governor and or.
der a new election, ut It's pleasure, It viii
soon have its hands so fGll-no matter
whether Democrats or Republicans have
the majQrity-that it Can do nothing else;
and every State will full q prcytO political
intrigucs ut Washington, just rs the States
Of Mexico are the victims Of schemers at
tho Mexican capital. ia
1t is hard to consider such measure as
that Of General Buffers with patience, 1t
IS, Of course, Of small account to soy that
it Is unconstitutional; nobody suppoScs It
to be otherwise. But 1t maybe useful for
Republicans TO remember that whatever
credit they may gain To themselves from
the economical and filithful administration
Of General Grant, from tho improvement
Of tho credit, the steady decrease Of the
debt, tho better collection OF the revenue,
they will lose all, and more too, If they al
low restless members Of their party to
keep open tho reconstruction question.
The Tennessee politicians, 1t Is very
well known, arc not mon Of enough char
acter or principle, on either side, 10 be de-
pended on. Stokes, or Senter, or Andrew
Johnson-it makes very little difference
which of them rules the State, and when
the question Is Of election frauds, wed0ubt
il either side lias any right to complain Of
the other. ..Uu.p .H -HH.i
On the requisition Of the Governor, un-
der tho Constitution Of the United States,
the President Is bound TO send troops 10
put down instruction. The Governor OF
North Carolina has just declared Ala.
nance county in u state Of. instruction,
and called upon the President to help him
keep tic peace. That is1 lawful and
straightforward; il will help 70 settle
something; but General Buffers plan will
only unsettIc everything.-M J. Peg. +.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral
For Diseases Of tho Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinR
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, tsi
and ConUlmptinn.E .F.Il. l
ana ConbuInPta0u'

Probably never before In tho whole hlAtory OF
medicine, has any thing won so widely and 30
deeply upon tho confidence OF mankind, as this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series OF years, and among most
Of the races OF mon has risen higher and higher
In tGIr estimation, o. itlnH become better known.
It's uniform character and power 10 euro tho va
riOuS affections Of the lungs anil throat nave
made II known rs reliable protector agntnAI
ttGn. While adapted " Inilder forms Of disease
and TO young children, II Is at tho same ttmD Tie
most Cdectnal remedy That can lie given for Incip'
lent consumption, and tho dangerous affections
or the throat and lungs. As u prnElllon against
sudIen attacks Of Group, II klIOuld bc kept OIL
hanl In every family, and Indeed as all arc honlO'
NIncS subject 10 colds aud coughs, all should be
provided with this nntidOtc for them.
Although settled COMGIIWI ItiOn Is thought H.
cIrablB Still great numbers or cases where the
disease scanned settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored 10 sound health
by llO Cherry I'eCtHrHg. 30 complete 10 it9
mastery over the disorders Of the Lungs AMI
Throat that the most obstinate Of them yield TO IT,
When nothing else could reach them, under u"
CHERRY I'ecf0rdE they EubEidO and disappear,
Singers aud Public Speakers Ind great
protection from It.
ISLLnia Is always relieved anil Omen wholly
.DToTciitts Ia generally cured by taking tic
OLGrFU I'ccf6rnl In small and frequent doGes.
SO generally nrr ItS virtues known, that We
need not publish tho certificates Of thcm here, or
DO more tllan assure tho public that ItS qualities
ArO TlIllY maintained,
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THE MOST POWERFUL VEGETABLE M1EAArE
YET DISCOVERED.
pISRAsES or Tun BLOOD.

'"rhe life Of tho ACsh Is In tho Blood" d
scriptural maxim that science proves 10 Be- true
The people talk Of bad blood, a. tho cause o.
many diseases, and like many popular OpinionI
this Of bad blood ID founded In truth. ,h
The symptoms Of bad blood arc usually qnitt
plaIn-bad DlgcstIon- imperfect nuri'
ton, and Consequently tho circulation = feeble
the sou tissues lose their tone and elasticity, and
the tongue becomes pale, broad, and frequently
covered with pAsty, white coat This condl'
ton soon shows Itself In Foa0tnGsS Of tho skin,
then In ERUFTiVE and ULoBRATTyB diseases, and
when long continued, results In serious LESSONS OIL
thsBrain, Liver, Lungs, Or urinary apparatus
Much, Vsry mueh.t suffering 70 caused BY impure
blood? tits cstimAted by SptGe thAtonC-hfIh oil
tho human family are affected with Bcrofula in
some form.
When tho Blood Is pure, you arc not 30 liable
to any disease. Many impurities Of tho Blood
ariA6' nom imparS diseases Of large ddsS. Esadi
cate every lnpurIty from tbs fountain billie, and
good spirits, faIr skin and vital strength will 70
turn to you.
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], KIOSK |: S 90!
Meet. with GREAT SUCCESS in the CURE of
Diseases Of the Nervous System.

Almost nine. tcnths Of our people suffer rom
nervous exhaustion, and arc, therefore, Liable 10
It's eonconiltant evils Of mental depression, con.
complete breaking down Of tho general health.
Thousands arc suffering to-day with broken
down nervous systems, and, unfortunately, to:
baCeo, alcohol, late hours Ovcr.W0rk, mental and
physlCaD are causing diseases Of the nervous SyS'
tGm 70 increase II a fearful ratio.
Tho symptoms to which diseases Of tho nervous
Bystum givO rise, may DO stated a. follows: A
dull, heavy feeling IN tho head, SOmetlmG9 more
or less severe pain or headache Periodical Head
Confusion OF Ideas; Temporary Loss Of Memory;
Detection OF Spirits Starting during Sleep. Bad
Dreams; Hesitation In AnewOring Questions;
Dizziness Of Hearing; Twitehing Of the Face and
Arms, &C., which. II not promptly treated, lead
OplOEy, &C., &c.
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EHEHREson IT FERMlSSION.

Hon. VIM. Z, Stevenson, Governor West Va.
r, l.. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court Of
I" JaneS h. Brown, .Appeals O WeStya
" ]. y. jackson, Jr., judge Of .. =. District
Court, ". Va. 10.
!" DIP. 7. FanTworth, President OF Senate,
A. Wcninger, member Senate.
j" Jacob HoFIbrook, PreSt. West 70. lns. 70:
Jacob N, BIchel, Vice Prest.
Caleb BCggesS, Attorney, Clark9bnEg, ". "a.
B. WSI,e' sheriff Mercer county. Z
Ii. q, Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
j. N. Camden, President Of First National hank'
Petersburg .r.,.
gates Of West Virginia: t'a .f
Hon, b! II. Smith, KAnRWha county.
q. @. Burgess, Wayne "
James Guthrie, W0tzsl
Nathan GoR, Harrison
Joseph Teter, Barbour
X n. Hill, Marion
james fIeFvey, Brooke
Marlin Judy, Grant
" n. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BE4nn0n, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, Doddridgo
]. r. BowJeF, Putnam
J, 8, Wil;lnAon, Lincoln
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FINANCIAL.
EINAAsSILAe1L4...
OFFICE OF
Fisk & I1AlTCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS
M
Government Securities
No. & Nassau Street, New York,

FEHHuAKT Is, 1870.
Tb, remarkable success which attended our no
oo,l.,IOu Of the Loans Of the CENTRAL PACtTEO
R,uuoAp COMPANY, and the WESTERN PActSi0
RAILROAD gOyg4sr, and the popularity and
,rsdI. which those Loans have maintained In INC
m.,ket. both In this country and Europe have
,bovp that the Fist Mortgage Bonds Of Wisely
located and honota6lS:aAuagOd Railroads are
promptly recognized aud readily taken as tho
most suitable safe. and advantageous form OF In
,,,,msu,, yielding more liberal income than eau
hereafter bo derived from Government Bonds and
,,,IIsble to take their place. OH
A,.ured that, in tho selection and negotiation
., superior Railroad Loans, wO are meeting q
v,.u, public waht, and rendering valuable ser
,,,.-l,O,h to tho holders Of Capital And to those
.,,.,, National works of internal improvement
whose intrinsic merit and substantial character
untitled them TO tho use Of Capital and the COP
sbvuce OF InveSlOrs-wo now offer with special
coincidence and satisfaction tho -
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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aloOO, sSOO, bud slOo.

They will DO issued as Coupon Bond', payable
b Bearer, and may be held In that form; or
The Bond may DO registered In the name OF the
owner, With tho coupons remaining payable to
bearer attached, the PiHeLpa. being thcf trans
tsrabIo only on the books Of the Company. nnless
re-aSSlEned to bearer; or y, ."
Tho coupons may be detached and cancelled,
the Bond made permanent Registtrtd Bond,
transferable only on tho books Of Tho Company,
and tbs interest mAaspayablo only % the regis
tered owned or his attorney. ~ ~, I. te
The three classes Will be known respectively -:
iSt. /" Coupon Bonds payable to Bearer"
"a. "RsyIStSrsd Bonds NTH Coupons Rt'
tachOd." Si-i y ~
"a, "RsgIStsred Bonds with Coupons do.
tSehSd," and should DO 30 delegated by Cores.
pondents In specifying the class Ofr1Onds desired.
They have thirty years to run from January
Is, 1870, with interest at SIx pOr cont pOr annum
nom November 1, 1890. PHtNorAL AND rNTEa'
EST PAYABLE N GOLD IN THR CIT oTNEw.ToRE'
The interest Ia payable In MAY and NOvEHAER,
that It may take the place OF that Of the earlier
issues Of FVS JTwentiOS, and suit tho convenience
Of our friends who already hold Central and
Western Pacific Bonds, with interest payable In
January and duly, and who may desire, In max
Ing additional Investments, to have their interest
recelVAblS a different seasons Of tho year.
ThOIOan L. Seeared By q mortgage upon the
SndrS Line Of Road from Richmond to the Chic
River, With the equipment and al other property
ndappurtsNGReeS connected Herewith!
A SINKING FUND or 100000 I'm ANNUA II
PROVIDED ION TuE REDENPrlox Or THR BONDS,
10 TAXI ETFEcr ONE T1AR ATTKR THI oonPlI'
TON OF THE ROAD '.s' p E.f
The mortgage Ia for SiSOOO,OOO, Of which q,
10000 will bs reserved and held In trust for the
redemption Of Outstanding Bonds Of tho Virginia
GSatrI Railroad Company, now merged In the
CHESAPEAKE AND Ono. ,..,
oGsho remaining S1S, OoO, OOO, suftlelent amount
viii 10 sold 10 complete the road to tho Ohio
river, perfect aud improve the portion now In
operation, and thoroughly equip the whole for 4
largo and active traflc,
Tho present pnce Is % and accrued IuteFcat.
A Loan 20 amply secured, 90 sarOtally guarded
aud 90 certain hereafter To command pronIcn
place among the fAVUAtS securities IN tho mar
ksts, both Of this Country and Europe, will be al
once appreciated and quickly absorbed
Very respectfully,
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DISEASES or ruE KIDNEYS AND DlADDER.

o. III
Persons unacquAintcd with tho structure and
functions Of the Kidneys cannot estimate the
importance Of their hG1lLhv action.
Regular and sufficient action Of tho Kidneys 10
as important nay, even moro 90, than regularity
Of the bowels. The Kidneys rgmoyo from tho
Blood those cfietG matters which, II permitted to
remain, would speedily destroy life. a total gus'
pension OF tho urinary discharges will occasion
death from thiFty.slx to forty.eight hours.
When tho Urine IL Volded IN ANAL quantities
Attho timG, or whom there Is adISpoSlt0n 70 Urin'
ate more frequently than natural, or when the
Urine 10 high coloFcd or scaldlng with weakness
In tho small OF tho back, It should not DO triaCd
with or delayed, hut KOSko0 should DO taken o.
oucc 10 remedy tho DILIGENTLY, before lesion Of
tho organs takes place. Most Of tho diseases Of
tho Bladder originate from those Of tho Kidneys,
tho Urine bOlng ImperfGttly gecrGtCd In tho KID
neyS, prove irritating to tho Bladder and Urinary
pahSigOs. WhCn wo rocOllect that medicine never
reaches tho Kidneys except through the general
circulation Of the Blood We see how necessary II
10 10 keep tho Fountain Of Life Pure.
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k o.sKoo!

Is a remedy of NoadaTu Efficacy In the cure Of
diseases OF tho RGdSsys aud Bladdsr. In 9tGss
affections ~ az mar pteIfc az any remedy can
b.. It does Its work kindly, sIItaGy and 6ttTSIy,
Tho RelISr which It attorlS Is both certain and
perceptibls,
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Kos<oo!
LIVER INVIGORATOR!

STANDS 'UNRIVALLEDS
Being tho only KNOWN Medicine
that EFFICIENTLY GimUiGLSS and CoRREcTS the
EEpGte SSerstiOHS and functional DERANGEMENTs
OF the LIVER, WITHOUT DEBInTAT1Su tho system.
While It acts freely upon tho Liver inStsaa Of %.
piOetsI urgIa0, gradually ehdagst the discharges
to a parttetly natural stdts.
- f.s..TNpi Ifyy =
SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF SONS or
THoSB DISEASES PRODUCED III IT.
A BallOw or yellow color OF the skin, or yellow.
ish.brown spots on tho face and other parts Of tho
body; dulllcss and drowSlnesE, sometimes head.
ache; bitter or bad tasto In the mouth, internal
steady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with a
raising Of the food; bloated or full feeling about
the stomach and sides; Aggrayating pains IN the
sides, back, or breast, and about the shoulders;
constipation OF tho bowels; pIlCS natulencO, cold.
ness OF the GxtretnitlCs. &c. "
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- - N'H"' FULTON Fl cJEAR WHEELING

In succeeding to tho business Of tho late hrm Of
List, Morrison & Co., We deaire 10 thank the
trade for the liberal patronage extended To- the
house with which the senior partner has been
Our long experience with the wants OF the
trade Of this section and our ample facilities for
the Transaction oil tho Wholesale Grocery BuSl'
ness, lead US to believe that We eau offer induce
ments not surpassed elsewhere :.
In connection with our regular brBInCss ~
heretofore, we have leased q >dFst.elaSs Pork
Packing Establishment, aud have secured the
services OF Mr.. John BayhA, an experienced and
BkilIfull Packer, by which arrangement We are
enabled " sell Bacon, Meas Pork and Lard, ct tho
very lowest rates. for stock OF superior quality,
We intend TO offer special Inducements to Cash
aud PrOmpt.pay buyers. We request IN eEAnh'
nation Of our stock and price list! ~ =
janlN te Z! HENRY K, LIST j. CO,
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RI, cSt.qutan aud Ohio Railroad, connecting
,po Atlantic Coast and tho mAgniaccnt hatoots
Of the Chesapeake Bay With he Ohio River AZ =
min, Of reliable navigation, and thus, with inc
snure Railroad system and water transportation
or,hs vreat West and Southwest, forms the add
,ropnl East and West Trunk LIne. 20 lmpefa'
lively demanded for the accommodation OF Tue
iumuuse and rapllly.gowlng transportation Pc
tween the Atlantic AeRbOard and Europe Oh tuS
one hand, and the great producing regions 81 'ne
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys on the otaef'
I'll, Importance Of this Road a. new outlet
from the West to the sea 1nagniaeS 1t lnto one
nj Irrational consequence, and inSurcs to It an cx'
tsnnlyo through tratlc from tho day OF IT. COM
pletlon: while, In tho development Of the extern
Siys agricultural and mineral resources OWL
vIuIa and West Virginia, It possesses, along us
own limo, tho elements Of . largo and profitable
local business. ... t .
Thus tho great interests, both general aud
local, which demand the completion OF tho CaSs'
ArEAxr AND ONO RAILROAD to the Ohio River,
afford the uurest guarantee Of its success and
value, and render II the most Important And
substantial Railroad enterprise now IN progress
In this Country. ...,
It's superiority as an East and WGstroute' ana
the promise OF an immense and profitable trade
awaiting its complexion, have drawn to 1t the 81
,outIon and cooperation Of prominent Capstall!l'
and Railroad men of this City Of sound Judgment
and known integrity, whose connection With II,
together with that Of eminent citizens and busi'
ness mon Of Virginia aud West Virginia, lnsureA
an energetic, honorable, and successful man
SEomSRt.
The Road 10 completed and in operation rom
Richmond to the celebrated Waite Sulphur
Springs Of West Virginia, 297 miles, and there
remain but 800 miles (now partially oonHsFuctcdl
TO DO completed, to carry 1t to the proposed ter
minus on the Ohio River t,.OF near, tho mouth
Of the Big Sandy River, 100 nIloS'aboVs CIncin
natl, and $50 miles below PlttAlSargh.
Lines arc now projected or In progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will con
meet the Chesapeake and ohio with the entlrl
Railroad Systems OF the West and Southwest
aud with the Pacific Railroad.
tts valuable franchises and superior advantage
win place tho CltEsAPEAEE AND Quo IIAItnoA
COMPANY among the richest and most poWertu
and Trustworthy corporations Of the country: AM
thsrs exists present value, In completed Roa'
and work done, equal to the entire amount 9
the mortgage. .4a..r. ~ Is
Thu ,detaIls OF tho Loan have boon afFanget
With special reference to the wants Of all clanse
Of investors, and combine the various features o
convenience, safety, and protection against lOA
or maud. 81 N ni gE
The Bonds arc In determinations Of
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ssLADY ELGIN, .
gq Q gNRnAprpOn q yIH
Spring Trade.
PATENT DUST EXCLUDER
Over Five Hundred Dealers

In variouS parts orths land have unrcscrVedIy
endorsed them. They arc In uaG nPOn numerous
lines OF Railway, including the UNION PACIFIC
and the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL, and officers Of
these rOads, with other prominent X. x; officials:
Il. Il. employees and travellers, yet introduced.
The following are presented AZ gpcGtmenl o.
those testimonials! - ] SO
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Agents wanted svorywhsrOin thosAts. Z
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DALTIC INDIANA FLOUR,
ID "A constant supply Of tlhg very svpcriol
Family Flour constantly on hand and for GalO o.
lowest SCs,iI market prices BY n. REILLY
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d. q. HAMMOND, Gcn'l sup'L

oPRIcB OF TIM HUDSON RIyER RAILROAD,
NJ Gen'I Supt. New York, Jan. II. 1870,
Dear StF:-The Watch made by your Company
which have carried the past two months, hau
kept excellent time. have carried II frequently
on engines, aud have been on'the road with L
almost. daily. During this time It has run uni!
formly with our standard clock.
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Chesapeake s Ohio i, Railroad Company

OPFHB
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]. N. MeWHORTER, Agent,

Z. n. POOL, General Agent,
..Is % D.i 0IARKsBURG, ". VA
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-20

NEW SEcr.-Protestants have reason to
rejoice. They believe strongly in what
D,Aubigny calls diversity in unity" 30
another evangelical sect is added to the
prolific catalogue. We take the following
from an exchange:
The scots of Prussia seem to be great
annoyance to the country, and we judge
that their story has not been half told, oven
by Hepworth Dixon, who seems to make
the fanatics of every country that he visits
the subjects of his special attention. The
90 called Nihilists, or -Annihilationlsts, are
acquiring great power, and are certainly ut
candidates for a madhouse. Ihey would
reiuyenate the world by destroying all cul-
tnre, and forcing humanity back into the
crudeness of the earlier ages. They are
more crazy and destructive than the worst
socialists of Western Europe, for they base
THE groundwork of their doctrine on the
equal division of property, even that OF
real estate, which they would divide out
. into equal parcels every few years, or just
/ as fast as it begins to accumulate In the
Q hands of the Industrious. They demand
the abolition of marriage, the State and
t the school, and would lead the race 1ntt
. barbarian. The popularity of the case IL
2 the assumption of the doctrine as a reli
z gion, whereas, in other States, If such mac
9 nonsense is preached at all, it chooses the
+ political field.
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more lively-probably it's chemical electric
or vital condition is distinctly modifed-it
conveys - different impression to all the
organs Of the body a. n visits them on that
particular mystic journey, when the man
is laughing, from what it does at Other
timess-And SO, we doubt not, good lapgh
may lengthen aman's life, conveying q dis.
tinct stimulus to the vital forces. And the.
time may come, when physicians, attend
ing more closely than at present. they
are apt to do, to the innumerable subtle IN
fluences which the soul exerts upon its ten.
ement of clay, shall prescribe to torpid
patient $50 many peals of laughter, TO DC
undergone at such and such time" JUST
as they now do that far more Oblectlcnaoie
prescription, pill, or an electric OF ga
most effective method of producing the re-
quired effect in each patient.
WIN is Food Reqmired.-The question
seems almost absurd, 80 familiar 1s the
fact; and yet the answer to 1T involves one
of the grandest chapters in the history OF
SCIENCE In its simplest form it may be given
| in three words-it is fuel. We require food
frequently for lust the same reason that q
fire requires GOALS frequently, and q lamp
! oil-because we are burning away. Strange
! as this may appear, it is a most certain
fact. The air that we breathe into oul
lungs contains oxygen, and this o1ygeI
combines with or burns the mascles o,
other organs OF our oooies JUST DO ~ W.. ::
the Goals in fire. The heat produced II
a mans body in the course of day is con
siderable in quantity, though not very in
tense in quality. Taking the average, it il
enough to raise Eve and half gallons 9
water from freezing point to boiling point
and this is about the heat that would b
given off during the burning of a pound Q
Goals. All this heat comes from the slo'
, wasting OF burning of the substance of tn
body, SO that it is evident that If we oil
! not make up for this constant loss by eat
, ing food, our organs would soon be waste
away and consumed. A moments though
: well-known facts. Why does an anims
become so thin during the slow and painft
, process of starvation Clearly because tn
slow fire in the body is not fed with tn
. fuel of food.