A Legacy For The Doctor

- An oíd lady 90 years of age, very wealthy and full of wit, died recently at Fontainebleau, ia France. Her will contained this provisión : " 1 leave to my physician. whone enlighteoed cure and wise prescriptions have luade me live so long, all that if coutainod in the old oakea chest in my boudoir. The key of the chest will bc found under the mattress of my bed." The heirs were muoh disturbed, for they foresaw a material dimioution of theirshare üf' the property. The fortúnate and expectant phy-imn at length arrived. The notary delivere 1 to him the key of the chest. It was opened and fouDd to cuntaÍD solely all the drus nnd otionf, still intact, which theworthy phyDtotan had giveu bia patiënt for tweniy years b(;k. "If I punish you," said a mother to her naaghty little girl, do you think it will be for my pleasura?" " For whnsc [iK-aure is it, then.' It isn't for miae," returoed the child.