tuo on ckilii jirw;! [iiL.iicu iitr, lt;iuu neraged spouse, m endeavoring to prevent her failing to the Jloor, caught tier. XIio result of the fall was u fracture of tlis limb below the knee Juini The wouad is a very painful one. and «n account oZ the extreme age of the hofferer, it will be Inipossible La so set the limb as to ever get In such shape a1* to make it again serviceable.—Miss Clover 1'aulmc Mali,in, the popular reader and impersonator of tins citv, gave »u entertainment at JDysart Tuesday evening of line week for the benefit of the Knights of X’ th:aa of that place, The Dywrl Reporter in speaking of the enlertainmpnt says: —The entertainment given by Miss Clover Pauline Mahan under the auspices of the K. I', was attended by a very appreciative audience. As an impersonator Miss Mahan is truly an artist and hei line personal appearance, enhanced by the beautiful costumee which bhe donned to suit the readings, made some of the i mpereouatlonn mmp* ly elegant. She was rewarded by frequent applause by her pleased hearers and was several times encored. Music was furnished between the readings by Prof, Whyte’s orchestra. Miss Ma han deserves a full her so wherever *he