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lMMENSE.-A New Englander,
riding ia a railroad car off sonth. h.west.
some where, seemed particularly dis
posed to astonlsh the other passengers
with other stories about Yank keedom.
At las he mentioned that ore Of his
neIghbors owned an immense dairy.
andlmade million Of pounds Of cheese
yearly. This story produced some
sensation, and ihe Yankee rerce;ving
that his veracity was in danger Of
being questioned, appealed to friend
as follows:


True, isn't il, MrP. l speak og
Deacon Brown-you know Deacon
Brown?' "Ye-e-s," replied the friend.
t'that is, yes; know Deacon Brown;
| don't know as ever heard precisely
how many pounds Of butter and cheese
he makes a year, but know that he
has twelve sawmills that go by butter
milk"