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A farmer m the neighbourhood of Eltham, while cutting up a haystack for chaff, had an unusual experience, states the “ Argus.” The et&ok had been standing for two yea.ro, and ho found the upper portion of it alive with mice. Men working on the stack had to strap round their trousers at the ankle* to keep the little creatures from seeking refuge. The mice appeared to bo 7 )resent in thousands. and a stack that was expected to yield 40 tons of chaff gave only 15 tons.