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YANKEE SroRIEs.-A New -Englander riding IN
a railroad car, of Southwest, somewhere seemed
particularly disposed to asonish the other passengers
with tough stories abou. Yankeedom. AT last ne
mentioned that one of his neighbors owned an I'M
n,ense dairy and made million pounds OF butter
and million pounds OF cheese yearly This story pro-
duced some sensation, and the Yankee percewins
tha, his veraciiy in danger OF being questioned
appealed TO friend as follows


True, sn't, Mr.. P. Ispeak OF Deacon Brown
you know Deacon Brown"


"Ye-e-s,7 replied the friend. that is, yes: |
know Deacon Brown, don, know as ever heard
precisely how many pounds of butter and cheese he
makes year, bu; know that he has twelve saw
mills that all 80 by but;eEnlilk."


Norwalk Experiment