A Manchester Brute

A farmer drove to Manchester Saturday afternoon, arriving there about four or iive. His daughters. aged about 4 and 6 acoompanied him, and waited in the buggy patiently until long in the evening, when sorne of the storekeepers took the little ones in charge and sent officers in search of the father, who was enjoying himself in one of the saloons. It is not necessary to add that he was induced to go home immediately, and in no excwdingly pleasant manner either. Parents who so shamefully iieirleet their cbildren, not to speak of the horses hitched so long on the streets, ought to bc made examples of in some manner.