From Rising Sun, Ind,, comes the history of a husband and wife who have not spoken to each other for more than twenty years, although living in the same house and eating at the same tabic. The trouble originated in a dispute as to whether the old cow died from being strangled by a corn-cob or a squash.
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Evening Star, Issue 3201, 24 May 1873, Page 3
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58Untitled Evening Star, Issue 3201, 24 May 1873, Page 3
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