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WeeUils.-Accident has discovered to a
French farmer very simple mode OF de-
stroying wcevils in corn ware houses.-Hap-
pening to lay in the corner Of the granary,
in which there was large quantity of corn,
some sheepskins with the fleece on, he was
not a little surprised to find them few
days after covered with dead weeyils. He
repeated the experiment several times, and
always with the same success. At last he
ordered the corn to be stirred up, and not a
single weevil remained in it. 1t appears,
therefore. although the cause has not yet
been ascertained, that greasy wool, when in
the neighborhood Of Weeyis, attracts and
destroys them.