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The present times reminds us of the sto- " oi Doctor Sangrado in Gil Bias, who irl- sisted upon lt, that bleeding and warm wa ter would cure every disease---but the pa- tents ese said Gi ;ss. ss, tho

 Oh, sad the Doctor, they have not taken enough of the remedy. The Eapssi,neys has not been fairly tried--besides, s.a<a sangrado, what if they do diel H.s<ss not written book ] and is 1t not better that half the people in Valadolid should die, than that should retract from the princi- plcs 1 have luid dowr2