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lmMENsE.-A New Englander, riding in a railroad car off southwest somewhere, seemed particularly disposed to aslonish the other passengers with other stories about Yankeedom. Al last he mentioned that one of his neighbors owned an immense dairy, and made million of pounds of cheese yearly. This story produced some sensation, and the Yankee perceiving. that his veracity was in danger of being questioned, appealed to as friend as follows:

 "True, isn',it, MT. P. !speak of Deacon Brown lyon know Deacon Brown;o

 'sYe-e-s," replied the friends thatis, yes; know Deacon Brown, | don't know as ever heard precisely how many pounds of butter and cheese he makes year, but know flat he has twelve sawmils that go by butternilk.'