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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
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We are truly panied TO have TO state, that
melancholy accident occurred in our city yes
terdaY, TO an interesting little son of the Rev.
VIM II. Norwood. Whilst looking out of
the third story window Of his fathers house,
John John Norwood, aged about four or FIVE
years, and second son Of the pastor Of ST.
PauPs church, lost his balance and fell TO the
pavement, distance oil about 20 or 80 feet.
The forehead Of the child fell upon the bricks,
which caused fearful conclusion Drs. Cul-
len and Warner, happened near the spot al
the time OF the unfortunate occurrence, and at
once rendered prompt assistance. We fear,
however, from what we have heard, that the
child will not recover. What is also melan
choly 10 relate, the Rev. Mr.. Norwood is now
absent from the city, on tour for the benefit
OF impaired health. Mrs. Norwood, the mo-
ther of the little sufferer, was in the room
from which her SON fell, at the time of the sad
accident. She did not discover the danger
he was in until after it was too late 10 rescue
him.